But do Qataris have a deep penetration into israeli operations? That's why I said russia, they are the only friends of Iran who have that a large footprint inside Israel
Iran uncovered the Israeli plot through information shared by a friendly nation. Upon learning of the potential attack, Iranians sent messages to U.S. officials, and prevented the planned explosion from occurring.
If this is true, this could only be russia, right?
(Oh, and of course, I didn't check if any of these elections were woman vs woman, where it would not serve as an indicator of misogyny to elect a woman)
My point is that even women can win elections in deep red states, particularly if they follow "conservative" values close enough. But then again president has the whole commander-in-chief aura...ok...
Where did I say it was China's fault? Even if I was being sarcastic that for once it wasn't the US, how did you interpret that I said it had to be China?
PS: ah, was it the multipolar world thing? Ok, I was thinking in the sense of post-US. I'm just surprised that for once there isn't a bunch of people blaming "the west" for it. Maybe that's why people don't care about it.
No, Ukraine was not officially a country until it officially signed independence from the USSR, no. That's exactly my point. That's why Taiwan is such a contentious issue, I guess. That's why Tibet is not a country...Scotland...Kurdistan...Catalonia, the list is very long.
It wasn't the Palestinians' own country yet, it was first an Ottoman province and then a british Colony. Just like the partition of India in 47 didn't give all of british India to Indians, Palestinians didn't get all of the land they claimed. Plus the partition plan was plain stupid and bound to end in violence by "sharing" Jerusalem.
But I get it, the difference here is that most Israelis were immigrants to the mandate and refugees from WW2 with a clear nationalist intent to have a jewish country for jewish people with jewish rule and jewish laws...by violence if necessary.
Yeah, I guess one way to look at it is as colonizers or a "cruzader kingdom", but in this case there is no original jewish country to return to in their own worldview...so that approach is just going to get you endless war against an embattled people.
But to return to the main point I was making: none of this is equivalent to what russia did. The partition of the USSR was done peacefully, accepted by both sides and since 2007 russia decided they couldn't let their neighbour live in peace, culminating in the 2014 and 2022 invasions.
It's as if Israel and Palestine had decided to coexist peacefully and then 30 years later one of them decided to take over and deny the other's right to exist the other for no good reason. (plus one of them is the largest country in the world, even less reason to conquer anybody else)
Hm, I've had this feeling that I can express thus: these missile exchanges, decoys, air defense saturation and "War of the Cities" feel like dry runs for nuclear exchanges. They are perfecting the launch and psychological warfare tactics.
What is this website (is it reputable?) and why are Myanmar journalists the ones to discuss this, when they have a civil war to worry about? Is China supporting the opposite side to these journalists'?
Yeah, it's tragic (and the UN's original sin) that Palestine has lived in a legal limbo since 48. When Israel was created, Palestine should have been officially created as a state alongside it, but the palestinian leaders at the time and since have refused to recognize the partition (so it is always mindblowing to me to see that western countries have to expressly recognize Palestine, because legally without Palestine there is no Israel)...so...it's at least more contentious than russia invading the sovereign country Ukraine...twice and denying that it is a real country (russia is both as brutal as Israel and as crazy as hamas).
But do Qataris have a deep penetration into israeli operations? That's why I said russia, they are the only friends of Iran who have that a large footprint inside Israel