Re: Worried Israel: Encircled by enemies again?
In which you need a refresher since the knowledge you are betraying is not a little deficient on some key aspects.![]()
That you were in Lebanon or Timbuktu in 2006 doesn’t, unfortunately, change facts on the ground…
Irrelevant self-advertisement, even if true.
LOL. I wonder how impartial the “Lebanese commitee [sic]” was considering the country’s own Prime Minister was unabashedly crying on the international stage while begging for a ceasefire. Just because the Lebanese government doesn’t differentiate between Hez-bu-lah’s terrorists and civilians and would rather hush hush the casualties suffered by the former doesn’t mean everyone else does so as well.
This is not a joke forum. In serious discourse, personal claims to the effect “I-saw-this-heard-that” do not amount to much. There is a difference between stating facts and mumbling anecdotal evidence.
Jeez. Getting personal again. Learn to make your point in a civilized manner instead of getting so worked up. ![]()
Did you personally conduct a referendum to gauge the feelings of “99% of Israeli citizens” on the issue? Pulling numbers from the thin air again, aren’t you? Haha.
Once again a glaring misrepresentation of reality. Just because you have concluded that “Israel lost” does not mean “endless Israeli reports” have as well. Duh!
LMA0. There is delicious irony to savor when one contrasts your obstinate pomposity, as evident quite aptly in this diatribe, with some of your other exaggerations, misrepresentations and erroneous claims that have been thoroughly rebuffed. ![]()
Repeating something ad nauseam is quite futile when all the facts suggest to the contrary.
Your incoherent rant doesn’t change the fact that, unfortunately for you, your great hero could not ultimately force Israel to withdraw from Sinai or, for that matter, save Egypt from facing humiliation once again from Israel. So much for Shazly’s heroics! A humbled and humiliated Egypt had to turn to Israel-Egypt Disengagement Treaty of 1974 and the Sinan Interim Agreement a year later in the hope of persuading Israel to hand Sinanai back through diplomacy. As for what would and could have been, all conjecture pertaining to that is, frankly, hogwash.
That is only *your *subjective assessment of the situation, and as far as “recovery” is concerned, just go read about how Gaza was completely pounded without much ado in the 2009 Israeli-Gaza war.
Ever heard of a deterrent? Why on earth would Israel nuke “every nieghbour [sic] that hated it’s [sic] existence?” It is nothing but ridiculous to even entertain the possibility that it would.
Sorry to burst your bubble again but Israel’s prospects are actually quite bright compared to those of the sorry states that surround it. Unlike Arabs, Israelis have not been engulfed by decades of habitual hating. The Arabs’ hubris has only stunted, possibly irrevocably, the progress of their states; Israel remains vibrant and dynamic.
As explained in detail earlier even North Korea relies on outside help. It would be preposterous to expect that it should not. ![]()