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giving israel a 6 billion € gift is a strong indication that she stands for her word,right?
You didn't mention the most embarrassing part:
After WWII, Israel has been receiving billions of dollars of compensation for 'crimes' Germany committed against the Jews (if we assume that it actually happened in that scale). In other words, Israel has been leeching Germany for more than 70 years, just like it's doing so regarding U.S, receiving 3 billions a year from them. Almost all of the Dolphin subs too have been given to Israel as part of this deal. So basically, they are still sucking your blood after 70 years and you brought Iran in the middle for no reason.
Not surprising though, Israel has received too much of charity money from other countries.
There is no article to prove or mention that the cost of the subs has been paid from Iran's share, and although the money may be freezed, but it's not 'nationalized' by German government. It's still there and as soon as sanctions are removed, everything is back to normal.
Next time, don't create threads based on the dreams you have seen the other night.
it's a bit embarrassing for him to mention the true reason (and Iran's money is not involved in any of this):Why did you gave these Submarines for free ?
Germany to Pay 772 Million Euros in Reparations to Holocaust Survivors - SPIEGEL ONLINE
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/18/w...onors-duty-to-pay-holocaust-victims.html?_r=0
Reparations Agreement between Israel and West Germany - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In 2009, Israeli Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz announced that he will demand a further €450 million to €1 billion in reparations from Germany on behalf of some 30,000 Israeli forced labor survivors. As of 2013 no agreement has been reached. Israel has also sought large discounts on the purchase of two German-built MEKO warships. Israel has also received two Dolphin-class submarine for free from Germany, along with substantial discounts on two others, and has two more on order for a total of six as of December 2012.
The first two submarines were donated to Tel Aviv for free while the third came with a 50-per-cent discount, informs International Defense News. Berlin also shared about a third of the costs for the fourth and fifth submarines.
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