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Egypt's human rights situation is going from ugly to uglier

Yeah sure they do, Hamas believes in restoring the rights of the Palestinians.
What were those "rights", exactly? The right to kill Jews at will? The right to steal property lawfully purchased by Jews from Arabs? The right to seize state lands deeded by the Ottomans to the Jews?

It's all one-sided stuff, Hazzy. For example, you've never asked yourself what Arabs owe Jews for the crimes Arabs committed against them. You can't label any Arab who commits violence against a Jew or steals from a Jew as a criminal.

Bottom line is, Jews demonstrate acceptance of Arabs as persons with rights to life and livelihood. When you see a Jewish Israeli, you can't say the same, can you? Indeed, even if you did admit to this here, I'd challenge you to demonstrate this by open political action, and I'm pretty sure you'd fall flat.

However, the scene may be changing a bit. Just as many, many Egyptians no longer see Israel as "the enemy" but rather see tyranny as the threat, so too do some Palestinian Arabs. Do you really want to be on the wrong side of history, Hazzy?
 
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I'm going to respond to your evident double standard later.
 
I realize the paradox, that cutting support to the military also means cutting support for counter-terrorism. However, the Egyptian military doesn't seem to be willing to rise above pure force and engage terrorists at the political level - that of human rights and democratic principles. Which means the terrorists will be beaten, but not disappear, and the Egyptian military, engaged in continuous low-level conflict, will remain on top for years to come.

No, better to cut the cord. Let Egypt's military adapt, rely on UNSC 1373 and have foreign forces practice counter-terrorism instead.

Most generals in Egyptian army actually prefer that the US cuts it all which would give them enough reason to cut all cooperation with USA , it also increases their legtimacy in hunting Islamist politicians inside Egypt.

The army is not engaged in fighting terrorists by the way , its only the special forces from the Egyptian central security forces with only logistical and air support from the Egyptian army , in addition to the counter terrorism forces of Egyptian army which have been set up to hunt down terrorists in the first place .

In the next few years the Egyptian army will be interested in engaging MB terrorists in libya and work with Gulf Arab countries to keep Islamists in the Arab peninsula under check .

The Islamists in Egypt have already been finished up , the focus in the future will be on Islamists in Libya and their sleeping cells in the Arabian peninsula with Gaza now completely isolated and out of the game.

You're a teenage runt whose only knowledge of Israel comes mainly from your shitty regime and its equally shitty media.

You have absolutely no clue about Israeli society.


Gaza is out of the game anyway , its more like a training camp for forces to test on new weapon systems.
 
I know there are Arabs...Israel got a real "Animal Farm" thing going. All citizens are equal but some are more equal than others.
I think you have to re-learn what you think you "know". Can't always trust the teachers of your youth, remember. If the powers-that-be lie about the world you can see, just imagine how much less restraint they have when lying about the world far away from you.
 
:tup:Egyptians should thank and give a special shout to uncle Sam and his buddies, Cassidy Canada, Edward England and Francois France for all their hardwork into making Egypt a successful, vibrant , democratic country.
 
I think you have to re-learn what you think you "know". Can't always trust the teachers of your youth, remember. If the powers-that-be lie about the world you can see, just imagine how much less restraint they have when lying about the world far away from you.

This would be a perfect post, had you only applied it to yourself. You need to re-learn what you think you know.

You want to associate your own sense of moral high standing with being pro-Israel, but that rests on a wide range of false narratives and assumptions. Being a Jew, you feel a degree of kinship with Israeli Jews. Its understandable.
But reality is detached from what you want it to be. Israel is getting more right wing politically, racist/xenophobic and religiously more ultra orthodox. Israel is not this Jewel in the desert that you propped up in your head.

There is how things are and how things you wish they were.
Learn the difference and then come back and talk.
 
An Irani teenager trying to tell us what's going on in our own country. This kid is all kinds of dumb ::lol:
 
I realize the paradox, that cutting support to the military also means cutting support for counter-terrorism. However, the Egyptian military doesn't seem to be willing to rise above pure force and engage terrorists at the political level - that of human rights and democratic principles. Which means the terrorists will be beaten, but not disappear, and the Egyptian military, engaged in continuous low-level conflict, will remain on top for years to come.

No, better to cut the cord. Let Egypt's military adapt, rely on UNSC 1373 and have foreign forces practice counter-terrorism instead.
our army doesnt need any one to help in our battle foreign forces can enter and fight in Egypt over our dead body

this is today
 
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Extremist militant groups have been depleted in the Sinai, they are no longer able to fund or arm themselves sufficiently due to the tunnel closures which is also limiting their movement. They no longer attack forces stationed there due to the Army's conventional superiority which lead them to this point.

Now they use improvised explosive devices to target convoys, that so far has failed because the military uses electronic warfare measures when it has forces on the move, so remote detonated devices don't work. The militants have taken to hiding within the population which unfortunately has resulted in collateral damage but the affects of that have not been harsh since it's a rare occurrence. The military is continuing its raids which on the whole are quite successful, the leader of the most prominent group in the Sinai was killed in one a few days ago.

What is dangerous though now is the movement of fighters from the Sinai to the Delta, this has already had an impact with the death of 3 troops being transported in Cairo and a few days back 6 troops manning a checkpoint, both of these times the forces were not armed or on duty, it's a dirty war. Today we lost another two soldiers in a raid on militants, the forces killed five of them and captured another four, one of them was a commander in the most prominent militant group and another is suspected to have been involved in the killing of the six troops at the checkpoint, either way the raid put a dent on their bomb making capability as it was a raid on a bomb manufacturing factory they set up. Egypt will prevail and sooner than people think.
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Are you sure? It looks like they are heading closer to the capital despite changing stragetics.

Special Report: Egyptian militants outwit army in Sinai battlefield| Reuters
 
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Are you sure? It looks like they are heading closer to the capital despite changing stragetics.

Special Report: Egyptian militants outwit army in Sinai battlefield| Reuters

What is dangerous though now is the movement of fighters from the Sinai to the Delta, this has already had an impact with the death of 3 troops being transported in Cairo and a few days back 6 troops manning a checkpoint, both of these times the forces were not armed or on duty, it's a dirty war. Today we lost another two soldiers in a raid on militants, the forces killed five of them and captured another four, one of them was a commander in the most prominent militant group and another is suspected to have been involved in the killing of the six troops at the checkpoint, either way the raid put a dent on their bomb making capability as it was a raid on a bomb manufacturing factory they set up. Egypt will prevail and sooner than people think.]

This isn't funny.
 
This isn't funny.
he should read the article first they tried facing the army and failed now they are hiding in civilian areas to avoid the army and sneak to the delta this move could give them some time nothing more also this shows that the army is doing a great job their move is limted they are losing it is just a matter of time and this shows the army care about the Egyptian people
 
he should read the article first they tried facing the army and failed now they are hiding in civilian areas to avoid the army and sneak to the delta this move could give them some time nothing more also this shows that the army is doing a great job their move is limted they are losing it is just a matter of time and this shows the army care about the Egyptian people
This isn't funny.
You guys claim the Egyptian army is doing a good job in Sinai but they are not rather they are taking a dump by takfiri bedioun cavemen who moved closer to the capital. News proved it.
 
You guys claim the Egyptian army is doing a good job in Sinai but they are not rather they are taking a dump by takfiri bedioun cavemen who moved closer to the capital. News proved it.

The reason they shifted their focus from the Sinai to the Delta is because of the military's success there, if they were conducting operations successfully there then there would be no need to cross the Canal. Btw the commander of ABM in Egypt was killed in the Sinai a few days ago, and the raid that was conducted yesterday near Cairo killed another top ABM commander.
 
Very difficult to fight against this kind of terrorism and no doubt Egypt will suffer more losses - but at some point it will level off and then start to decline as long as Egypt keeps the pressure on them.

Informants are very important in this type of conflict. Many of our hits against terrorists have resulted from direct information given by Palestinians themselves.

Countries like Algeria had regular terrorism and now it's much more rare than it used to be.

Egypt must never let the Sinai go out of control again.
 
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