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Do you have a question for an Israeli general?

Go on Arab chats sites (be a Pakistani) and you will see your self. :coffee:

But do you honestly think that some Arab chatters are representative of 300+ million Arabs?
I also think that you should distinguish between Arab leaders and the population, and between Gulf Arabs and the rest.
I don't think you will find the same sentiment against Pakistanis in Syria, Lebanon, Palestine etc compared to let's say; UAE, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
 
i have 2 .. hey general where and how do u get the courage to put up a fight like the one we saw in gaza with unarmed civilians ? the way your army smoked a lot of them + women and kids with those white phosphrous bombs beats sadam and other tyrants .. 2nd if i may is your country and armed forces in direct competition with hitler ?

Good question! will he answer?
 
2 Sincere Questions:

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Why did Jewish settlers come to Palestine with a bible/Torah in one hand and Rifle in the other? They were being persecuted in Europe not in the Middle East, so why bring the gun culture in the Holy land that initiated the Middle East conflict?

Jewish settlers did not start the conflict. Technically, the Brits did since they were shipping off their refugee crises to the middle east.

Jewish refugees from europe were transferred to the British Mandate of Palestine with a fixed quota each month. Eventually, the people living in the Palestine/Israel area (including the muslim Arabs and the Jews) were getting pissed off at the overcrowding of immigrants in the area. The Arabs then initiated a persecution campaign against the jewish immigrants multiple times and eventually, the jewish immigrants decided to retaliate.
 
What is Israel doing to repair her much torn international image after the war in Lebanon and Gaza?
He said Israel currently doesn't fight the "narrative" battle very well. (I note that in one of his books Natan Sharansky complained things went downhill when the Foreign Ministry's Information Department was dissolved after Oslo, when it was thought peace was at hand.)

Yes, please. It always intrigues me how Israel would have fared if there was no UN ceasefire and arms were not smuggled in. How bad was the supply situation from the general's personal experience? In "O Jerusalem" by Dominic Lapierre, it was pretty bad. No armor, no air force, no long range arty.
That's not quite how it worked; the British Mandate ended while the Arabs and Jews (in effect, only the Jews, for the Brits handed the Arab Legion the strongpoints and even weapons when they departed) were under embargo. The General said it felt like the world had allowed the Jews to become independent but denied them the arms to protect themselves. The Israelis had to manufacture ammo themselves, and the supply situation was very, very bad.

When will they have courage to declare themselves as an atomic power as Pakistan and India did and faced the world?
No reply.
 
and you know both Lebanon and Palestinians love India and hate Pakistan

WHAT???? are you on crack? :chilli: :hitwall:


Palestinians love India because we support them politically, economically and socially.

We give Palestinians huge aid of tens millions of dollars.

We treat Palestinians like brothers and sisters.

We give Palestinians families refuge in India.

We give Palestinians students scholarships to study in India.

INDIAN MILITARY ACADEMY gives training to the Palestinians at par with Indians.

The same goes on for the Lebanon.

Our friendship with Israel does not came between our human efforts and economic support. We don't interfere in the matter of others. And always believe in peace and friendship.
 
Jewish settlers did not start the conflict. Technically, the Brits did since they were shipping off their refugee crises to the middle east.

Jewish refugees from europe were transferred to the British Mandate of Palestine with a fixed quota each month. Eventually, the people living in the Palestine/Israel area (including the muslim Arabs and the Jews) were getting pissed off at the overcrowding of immigrants in the area. The Arabs then initiated a persecution campaign against the jewish immigrants multiple times and eventually, the jewish immigrants decided to retaliate.

Well it wasn't local jews who started the conflict but immigrant ashkenazi settlers from Europe. Though, the conflict actually started after the zionist congress in the 1890s when the zionists decided Palestine to be the new land for jews. The British of course played their part in this conflict by supporting the zionist plan in clandestine, but officially "opposing" it. The arabs revolted due to the frustration created after discovering that these newcomers wanted to ethnically cleanse them. What made matters worse was the British indirectly supporting the zionists while persecuting the Palestinians.
It is wrong to say that the Arabs initiated a persecution campaign against jews and that the jews had to retaliate. That's not what history shows my friend.
 
Sir, when are you going to pack and leave back to where you came from in western or eastern Europe?
 

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