Do you have a fortified shelter or somewhere to go? Seems like no one should be outside tomorrow in Israel. This creeps me out the more I read into it. The fact that they've had over 12-hours of planning since this was announced is a lot of time...
Most Israelis do. I have a safe room in my apartment, my little girl has a safe room in her kindergarten and my boy has a big shelter in his elementary school. That's just how life is over here, every kid knows what to do when the sirens go off.
I'd be pulling an all nighter. Keep us posted and stay safe.
The released are not people who were part of the massacre. They are people who stabbed or tried to kill Jews, but are from the West Bank, East Jerusalem, or Israel proper.
The tunnels themselves have been years in the making. They actually went thru a tunnel and captured Gilad Shalit in 2006! So yeah, they had this idea for a long time, and several people in Israel had brought up this could happen even in 2015.
It's the horseshoe theory as we've said. The people on the far-left and far-right support Hamas because they hate the Jews, each with their own reason.
Stay safe.Just now for us in Northern Israel. Huge rocket and missle barrage. Had 30 seconds to get to a bomb shelter. F you Hizbollah animals
Also add John Fetterman, which I never thought would not only be pro-Israel but vehemently so. Plus, Destiny which I learned is bi and now I wanna reach out and ask him out.
Agreed. Imagine THE OUTRAGE if Israel suggested that they would execute 1 convicted palestinian prisoner for every hostsge that dies (much less all the innocents killed on 7 oct).
I was reading the prisoner list (of those getting released) last night. It'd be hard to discern but I wouldn't doubt some had involvement in the planning. Some of those dates arrested and charges seem telling. I've read more on this and it hurts too. Talking about the reason for this ceasefire. I don't think Israel wanted this nor anyone else supporting. I think the idealistic goal was take down Hamas in a way that was so tactical, they'd hopefully rescue the still living hostages themselves. The West just won't shut up though. I also put more blame on Western countries for decades of pressuring Israel to 2-state. That would have never even come to discussion if the Western world wasn't coddling islamic terrorists.
Don't come back. It's not for everyone and no one's forcing commentary. It's not about Tate being woke. Someone really did hit the nail when we say it's him protecting his religion and that's why he feels justified. One one religion right now sympathizes with Hamas and likewise wants the eradication of Jews. Best just to no click the through, unwatch or whichever if you can't handle it.
It's overexposure. Pretty normal considering there's certain lighting there already, helmets have a light and guys is more or less using his flashlight to point out objects.
Is she a troll account or is this serious? Going to rewrite that post correctly:
It's not a joke, alas. She's an openly pro-Hamas USC PhD student in philosophy.
Along with sociology, liberal arts...yet another PhD which would leave her jobless regardless. I guess that's one advantage to social media though. Most of these worms would be harder to document if they weren't so busy behind their keyboards. All it really takes to document half these anti-Semites now is a simple screenshot of a post like this.
I read the one paper she's published, out of curiosity:
This was a very uncomfortable read which makes like 3 reads on it so far. There are all these pseudoscience 'points' drawn in which she validates herself. It's gibberish and explains plenty on her pro-Hamas post. Everything in her world is this fantasy battle. Good thing we're not at a point in technology to see people's thoughts or imagination. A hippie high on LSD could write something more coherent.I read the one paper she's published, out of curiosity:
Uses wrens as a kind of framing device since she likes birds a lot.
It's pretty bad, a combination of creative writing, pseudoscience, and gibberish.
And, yes, I'm probably the only person to have ever read her paper other than her advisor.
I read the one paper she's published, out of curiosity:
Uses wrens as a kind of framing device since she likes birds a lot.
It's pretty bad, a combination of creative writing, pseudoscience, and gibberish.
And, yes, I'm probably the only person to have ever read her paper other than her advisor.
www.timesofisrael.com
It may be more. It could be 10 days, as there's an incentive of an extra day for more hostages released.Coming home: Health Ministry discloses strict protocols for treating freed hostages
After being handed to IDF by Red Cross, hostages will be sent to 6 Israeli hospitals, where staff will follow protocols on everything from avoiding overfeeding to documenting rape
This will be a very long 4-days...
That's what I understood and why I mentioned it'll be a long 4-days. I've read quite a bit today and 5-10 days ceasefire is a huge setback. I'm kinda hoping that the U.S. will 'silently' obliterate any missile launchers in the North and surrounding countries who are planning around those days. We'll learn something from this. If the hostages don't all get returned alive or there's a slip-up anywhere; that'd probably be enough to say that there'll be no truce next time around until Hamas is nothing more than dust. I think any action IDF takes during this ceasefire if/when things go awry will be 100% justified.
This. Props to the Brazilian. Immigration generally has never been the problem. The problem is that jihadists also take advantage of the ease of movement that our immigration and refugee processes allow. Without closing our borders to specific groups of people, this isn’t a problem that can be solved by western powers. The people’s of Islamic cultures need to acknowledge en mass that a foundational component of their religion and by extension their wider culture is incompatible with the civilized world and has no place in the 21st century.
Or we can start at the root of the problem and cut relations with countries like Saudi Arabia, while at the same time normalising the relations with Iran that acts as a counterbalance in the region.
