Taitaapa menna talle uudelle/ vahvistuneelle akselille, mista olen Lahi-Itaan liittyen kirjoitellut.
Arvon ansaitsevat heidan Mig-29:nsa....harjoitusvastustajina!
Pihatonttu
Respected Leader
Näkisin Intian osallistumisen todella merkittävänä asiana.
Intialla on pitkä historia neuvosto/venäläiskytköksistä. Pakistan - USA kytkös 911 -jälkeen on närppinyt sitä. Äärihindulaisuuden nousu on luonut muuria kristillisyyden ja juutalais-kristillisten kulttuurivaikutteiden suuntaan...
Kuitenkin Intian turvallisuus- ja talouspoliittiset intressit ovat yhteneväisempiä lännen kuin Venäjän, Kiinan, islamilaisen maailman ja näiden liittolaisverkoston kanssa.
Kiina puskee kovaa vauhtia Intian kylkeen pohjoisessa, idässä (Myanmar), etelässä (Sri Lanka, meri) ja lännessä sitten Pakistan.
Turvallisuuspoliittisen lämpömittarin noustessa Intia tarvitsee länttä ja länsi Intiaa.
Intiahan tasapainottaa Venajan ja USAn hankinnoissaan pitamalla Israelin kolmantena (ja Kiina on maaritelty vihollinen, tukialusinnostuskin perustuu paaosin taman maarittelemasi - ja heidan nakemansa - saartorenkaan purkamiseen).
John Hilly
Ylipäällikkö
IDF:n tukikohdassa taas varkaus. Kummallista ja toistuvaa.
IDF equipment stolen from base, investigation launched
Despite constant surprise inspections, yesterday, a suspect managed to steal unattended military equipment from an IDF base in southern Israel without getting caught. The circumstances of the incident are being examined.
Archive Photo Credit: Channel 2 News
Yesterday (Tuesday), unattended military equipment was stolen from the IDF’s Tze’elim base. As a result, an investigation was launched.
It appears that the suspect drove an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) to the place where the company established a temporary secure zone and managed to escape with the equipment. According to the report, the equipment included several night vision goggles, binoculars, combat equipment such as a helmet and cartridges and the soldiers’ personal things.
The IDF is currently examining whether there was only one on-duty soldier to guard the area and whether the equipment was kept far away from him, unattended and not locked. "Yesterday evening, military and personal equipment was stolen from a military area in the south,” the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit stated. “The Military Police and the Israel Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the incident.”
Last month, approximately 2,000 M16 bullets and 24 grenades were stolen from an IDF bunker in northern Israel. In a separate incident, a large quantity of military-grade weaponry and ammunition was stolen from an emergency military armory. To prevent such incidents from occurring, the IDF Operations Division conducts surprise inspections.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...aign=EveningNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+(Oct)
IDF equipment stolen from base, investigation launched
Despite constant surprise inspections, yesterday, a suspect managed to steal unattended military equipment from an IDF base in southern Israel without getting caught. The circumstances of the incident are being examined.
Archive Photo Credit: Channel 2 News
Yesterday (Tuesday), unattended military equipment was stolen from the IDF’s Tze’elim base. As a result, an investigation was launched.
It appears that the suspect drove an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) to the place where the company established a temporary secure zone and managed to escape with the equipment. According to the report, the equipment included several night vision goggles, binoculars, combat equipment such as a helmet and cartridges and the soldiers’ personal things.
The IDF is currently examining whether there was only one on-duty soldier to guard the area and whether the equipment was kept far away from him, unattended and not locked. "Yesterday evening, military and personal equipment was stolen from a military area in the south,” the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit stated. “The Military Police and the Israel Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the incident.”
Last month, approximately 2,000 M16 bullets and 24 grenades were stolen from an IDF bunker in northern Israel. In a separate incident, a large quantity of military-grade weaponry and ammunition was stolen from an emergency military armory. To prevent such incidents from occurring, the IDF Operations Division conducts surprise inspections.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...aign=EveningNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+(Oct)
John Hilly
Ylipäällikkö
Israel aloittaa harjoitukset Golanilla jännitteistä huolimatta.
Amid tensions: IDF launches drills in Golan Heights, Jordan Valley
On Sunday, the IDF will launch a drill in the Golan Heights despite the recent tensions between Syria and Israel. The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit clarified that the drill was planned in advance. Another military exercise will also be conducted this morning in the Jordan Valley.
Nov 19, 2017, 11:00AM Becca Noy
IDF soldiers Photo Credit: Ron Kedem/Channel 2 News
Despite the tensions along the Israeli-Syrian border, an IDF drill will begin in the Golan Heights this morning (Sunday). The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit stressed that the exercise was planned in advance and is not a response to the recent developments along Israel’s northern border. In addition, a military drill will also take place this morning in the Jordan Valley.
The Golan Heights exercise will conclude later this week. The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit added that the drill was designed to maintain the IDF forces’ level of readiness.
Yesterday, an IDF tank fired warning shots at a Syrian military post. No significant damage or injuries were reported. The incident occurred after the Syrian Army set up an outpost in the demilitarized zone, violating the ceasefire agreement.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...aign=EveningNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+(Oct)
Amid tensions: IDF launches drills in Golan Heights, Jordan Valley
On Sunday, the IDF will launch a drill in the Golan Heights despite the recent tensions between Syria and Israel. The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit clarified that the drill was planned in advance. Another military exercise will also be conducted this morning in the Jordan Valley.
Nov 19, 2017, 11:00AM Becca Noy
IDF soldiers Photo Credit: Ron Kedem/Channel 2 News
Despite the tensions along the Israeli-Syrian border, an IDF drill will begin in the Golan Heights this morning (Sunday). The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit stressed that the exercise was planned in advance and is not a response to the recent developments along Israel’s northern border. In addition, a military drill will also take place this morning in the Jordan Valley.
The Golan Heights exercise will conclude later this week. The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit added that the drill was designed to maintain the IDF forces’ level of readiness.
Yesterday, an IDF tank fired warning shots at a Syrian military post. No significant damage or injuries were reported. The incident occurred after the Syrian Army set up an outpost in the demilitarized zone, violating the ceasefire agreement.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...aign=EveningNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+(Oct)
Fremen
Greatest Leader
Hyvin konkreettinen entä jos -kirjoitus paleista:
http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/what-if-7/
Sometimes, when considering the past, it is tempting to indulge in a “what if” thought experiment. 2017 is a year of milestones in the Arab-Israeli conflict. It is 50 years since the Six Day War, 100 years since the Balfour Declaration, which was the British Government’s statement of support for the re-establishment of the Jewish homeland, and, on November 29, 70 years since the UN General Assembly, New Zealand included, passed the Partition Plan. This anniversary, off the back of those other anniversaries, is a timely prompt to think about what might have been, had things turned out differently.
Resolution 181 (II), better known as the Partition Plan, was the UN’s proposal to divide British Mandate Palestine, a remnant of the Ottoman Empire, into a Jewish national homeland and a state for the local Arab population.
The Jews accepted the Partition Plan, although it was far short of what they hoped for, declaring independence the next year. Had the Arabs accepted, they would have had yet another state in the land of the fallen Empire, alongside the newly created states of Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Jordan. But they rejected it, choosing instead to attack the nascent Jewish state in the hope of wiping her off the map, before cartographers even had a chance to draw her on.
November 29,1947 was not the first time that the Arabs rejected a two state solution, nor would it be the last. But it was that day that led to the rebirth of the Jewish homeland, with the imprimatur of the UN. It was, without doubt, a momentous milestone, a miracle for the Jewish people, and a miserable mistake for the Arabs.
But what might have been had the Arabs accepted the offer? What if the Palestinian Arabs, had, over the last 70 years, invested all their time, money, energy and emotion, into building a flourishing state, rather than destroying one?
What if, rather than pioneering and exporting suicide bombings and vehicular rammings, they pioneered and exported life-saving medical treatments and advances?
What if, instead of building terror tunnels, they built motorways, modern schools and multiple museums?
What if they inspired their young to become teachers and Nobel prize-winning scientists, rather than indoctrinated them with hate to become murderous martyrs?
What if, instead of storing rockets under hospitals, they built state of the art facilities that treated people of all races and religions and the victims of a brutal civil war raging on the border?
What if they went out to the world to help repair it, building solar plants and tech centers in Africa and sending the world’s top-ranking medical emergency field hospital to natural disasters, rather than encouraging boycotts, hatred and division?
What if they didn’t misuse the law to delegitimize a nation state, but they had a state governed by the rule of law, guaranteeing human rights for all its citizens, overseen by an independent, rigorous judiciary?
What if they had a thriving start-up economy that developed phenomenal technology and was driven by research, know-how and innovation, not billions of aid every year?
What if they did not try to appropriate the history of another people, but forged their own uniting vision, a collective identity and history they could be proud of?
What if they commemorated their own Independence Day every year, and not the “Nakba,” the “catastrophe” of Israel’s creation?
What if they were not a people who, some three generations after the “Nakba,” are told that they are “refugees” from a land neither they nor their parents ever set foot in, clinging to the hope that they can one day live in that land? They would instead share a border with that land, trade with it and benefit from it, and they would have a refuge, an ingathering of exiles, and the empowerment of self-determination.
But self-determination requires taking responsibility and being accountable. It means making tough decisions and accepting the consequences of those decisions. Individuals and nations develop the capacity for it as they mature. For a people who have suffered unfathomable hardship at the hands of others, there is nothing more highly prized. It is not something you pass up or give up.
Counterfactual thinking, as psychologists call a “what might have been” analysis, does not need to be an exercise in futility. It can help us make sense of the past, understand present circumstances and change the future.
But 70 years on, too many Palestinians, rather than learning from what might have been, pretend it hasn’t been. They refuse to utter the word “Israel” or draw her on a map. 100 years after the Balfour Declaration, in what can only be described as a tantrum befitting a 2-year old, their leaders threaten to sue the British Government over it. Their past remains their present, and as long as they continue to self-infantilize, to be stuck in denial and an identity borne out of the “Nakba,” that past will be perpetuated.
Palestinians only need to look at Israel to know what they could have had. The Jews chose redemption over refugees, triumph over tragedy, prosperity over paralysis, and self-determination over self-immolation.
It is time Palestinians learned to accept the past. It can be re-imagined, but it cannot be rewritten.
http://blogs.timesofisrael.com/what-if-7/
Sometimes, when considering the past, it is tempting to indulge in a “what if” thought experiment. 2017 is a year of milestones in the Arab-Israeli conflict. It is 50 years since the Six Day War, 100 years since the Balfour Declaration, which was the British Government’s statement of support for the re-establishment of the Jewish homeland, and, on November 29, 70 years since the UN General Assembly, New Zealand included, passed the Partition Plan. This anniversary, off the back of those other anniversaries, is a timely prompt to think about what might have been, had things turned out differently.
Resolution 181 (II), better known as the Partition Plan, was the UN’s proposal to divide British Mandate Palestine, a remnant of the Ottoman Empire, into a Jewish national homeland and a state for the local Arab population.
The Jews accepted the Partition Plan, although it was far short of what they hoped for, declaring independence the next year. Had the Arabs accepted, they would have had yet another state in the land of the fallen Empire, alongside the newly created states of Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Jordan. But they rejected it, choosing instead to attack the nascent Jewish state in the hope of wiping her off the map, before cartographers even had a chance to draw her on.
November 29,1947 was not the first time that the Arabs rejected a two state solution, nor would it be the last. But it was that day that led to the rebirth of the Jewish homeland, with the imprimatur of the UN. It was, without doubt, a momentous milestone, a miracle for the Jewish people, and a miserable mistake for the Arabs.
But what might have been had the Arabs accepted the offer? What if the Palestinian Arabs, had, over the last 70 years, invested all their time, money, energy and emotion, into building a flourishing state, rather than destroying one?
What if, rather than pioneering and exporting suicide bombings and vehicular rammings, they pioneered and exported life-saving medical treatments and advances?
What if, instead of building terror tunnels, they built motorways, modern schools and multiple museums?
What if they inspired their young to become teachers and Nobel prize-winning scientists, rather than indoctrinated them with hate to become murderous martyrs?
What if, instead of storing rockets under hospitals, they built state of the art facilities that treated people of all races and religions and the victims of a brutal civil war raging on the border?
What if they went out to the world to help repair it, building solar plants and tech centers in Africa and sending the world’s top-ranking medical emergency field hospital to natural disasters, rather than encouraging boycotts, hatred and division?
What if they didn’t misuse the law to delegitimize a nation state, but they had a state governed by the rule of law, guaranteeing human rights for all its citizens, overseen by an independent, rigorous judiciary?
What if they had a thriving start-up economy that developed phenomenal technology and was driven by research, know-how and innovation, not billions of aid every year?
What if they did not try to appropriate the history of another people, but forged their own uniting vision, a collective identity and history they could be proud of?
What if they commemorated their own Independence Day every year, and not the “Nakba,” the “catastrophe” of Israel’s creation?
What if they were not a people who, some three generations after the “Nakba,” are told that they are “refugees” from a land neither they nor their parents ever set foot in, clinging to the hope that they can one day live in that land? They would instead share a border with that land, trade with it and benefit from it, and they would have a refuge, an ingathering of exiles, and the empowerment of self-determination.
But self-determination requires taking responsibility and being accountable. It means making tough decisions and accepting the consequences of those decisions. Individuals and nations develop the capacity for it as they mature. For a people who have suffered unfathomable hardship at the hands of others, there is nothing more highly prized. It is not something you pass up or give up.
Counterfactual thinking, as psychologists call a “what might have been” analysis, does not need to be an exercise in futility. It can help us make sense of the past, understand present circumstances and change the future.
But 70 years on, too many Palestinians, rather than learning from what might have been, pretend it hasn’t been. They refuse to utter the word “Israel” or draw her on a map. 100 years after the Balfour Declaration, in what can only be described as a tantrum befitting a 2-year old, their leaders threaten to sue the British Government over it. Their past remains their present, and as long as they continue to self-infantilize, to be stuck in denial and an identity borne out of the “Nakba,” that past will be perpetuated.
Palestinians only need to look at Israel to know what they could have had. The Jews chose redemption over refugees, triumph over tragedy, prosperity over paralysis, and self-determination over self-immolation.
It is time Palestinians learned to accept the past. It can be re-imagined, but it cannot be rewritten.
Pihatonttu
Respected Leader
Vähemmän konkreettinen entä jos -kirjoitus palestiinalaista:
Britannian palestiinalaismandaatti jaettiin kahtia. Isompi puolikas annettiin palestiinalaisaabeille ikiomaksi palestiinalaisvaltioksi nimellä Transjordania.
Pienempi puolikas jaettiin kahtia. Suurin osa siitä annettiin palestiinalaisarabeille ikiomaksi leikkikentäksi.
Pienemmän puolikkaan suurin osa kuului vanhastaan palestiinalaisarabeille.
Juutalaiset saivat siis pienemmän puolikkaan pienemmästä osasta pieniä murusia.
Kautta maailman tunnetaan tietty ihmistyyppi, jolla velat muuttuvat saataviksi, naapurin onni omaksi onnettomuudeksi, myyty tai vaihdettu maa kuuluisi muka kaiken oikeuden mukaan heille.
Tämän ihmistyypin edustajia leimaa usein sairaalloisen kateuden riitainen liitto älyllisen ja henkisen kehittymättömyyden kanssa.
En väitä, että palestiinalaiset edustaisivat tätä ihmistyyppiä - pois se minusta. Historia tuntuu kuitenkin vihjaavan siihen suuntaan, että palestiinalaiset möivät innokkaasti maitaan itseään fiksummille ihmisille ja olivat sen jälkeen kateellisia, pahansuopia ja kostonhimoisia siitä että eivät voineetkaan pitää sekä maata että kauppasummaa.
Ja muistutan, että täsmälleen samoin toimivia älyllisesti ja moraalisesti banaaniriipunnan tasolle jääneitä ihmisiä on ihan han-suomalaisissakin.
Mutta silleen vaan kävi. Palet myövät maapalat, olivat kiukkuisia kun menettivät sen minkä möivät ja pyysivät pyssysankankareita apuun. Ja kun pyssysankarit ottivat turpaansa niin palet ja näiden pyssykaverit menettivät vähän lisää. Mikä on ihan oikein.
Mutta koska maailman on aivan liian suopea sellaisille kusipäille jotka maansa myytyään syyllistävät ostajaa, niin kaiken maailman moraalisäteilijät menevät näiden kateellisten typerysten kuoroon mukaan.
Tyhmä kärsii omasta tyhmyydestään eikä siitä että muut eivät ole yhtä tyhmiä. Sairaalloisen kateellinen kärsii omasta kateellisuudestaan eikä siitä, että niillä on kivempaa, jotka eivät myrkytä sieluaan.
Jos möit liian halvalla, väärälle tyypille, tuhlasit rahat tai et ottanut mistään selvää niin oma vikasi. Kanna itse itsellesi aiheuttamasi ongelmat niin kuin muka olisit mies älälä ruikuta, juoruile, riitele ja usuta muita sen kimppuun jolle olet kateellinen.
Ja ne, jotka asettuvat näiden "haluan sekä maan takaisin että pitää kauppahinnan" -huijareiden puolelle: ette ole yhtään parempia kuin ne kateelliset kiukuttelijatkaan. Menkää Jordaniaan ja pysykää siellä. Siellä on teidän henkinen kotinne.
Yritin esittää näkemykseni mahdollisimman hienovaraisesti ja kaunistellen. Toivottavasti onnistuin.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emirate_of_Transjordan
baroni
Kersantti
Iltalehti uutisoi CCN:n uutisen, että Trump aikoo siirtää Jenkkilän suurlähetystön Tel Avivista Jerusalemiin. Linkki:
http://www.iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/201712052200584303_ul.shtml
Tämä siis ilmeisesti saattaisi voimaan sen (muistaakseni 1999) annetun päätöksen, että tämän jälkeen Jenkit pitää Jerusalemia Israelin jakamattomana pääkaupunkina. Saattaa aiheuttaa pahaa verta muslimimaissa. Mielenkiintoista seurata, että uskaltaako Trump toteuttaa tämän loppuun asti.
http://www.iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/201712052200584303_ul.shtml
Tämä siis ilmeisesti saattaisi voimaan sen (muistaakseni 1999) annetun päätöksen, että tämän jälkeen Jenkit pitää Jerusalemia Israelin jakamattomana pääkaupunkina. Saattaa aiheuttaa pahaa verta muslimimaissa. Mielenkiintoista seurata, että uskaltaako Trump toteuttaa tämän loppuun asti.
John Hilly
Ylipäällikkö
Tutkimukset eteläisen Israelin asevarkauksista siirtyneet syyttäjälle.
IDF officers reprimanded, dismissed following ammunition theft
Several months after the IDF suffered a massive ammunition theft, the Military Police has completed its investigation. As a result, several senior-level officers were reprimanded and one officer was dismissed. Dec 5, 2017, 4:00PM Daniel Gilenson
Archive Photo Credit: Israel Police Spokesperson's Unit/ Channel 2 News
Recently, the IDF has completed its investigation of the ammunition theft from an emergency military armory. Head of the Southern Command Eyal Zamir decided to reprimand a number of officers and even dismissed one officer for negligence.
The Military Police opened an investigation which subsequently revealed that among the stolen equipment were 2,970 5.56 mm diameter bullets, 96 40mm diameter bullets, two 29 mines, 10 M16 detonators, 56 land mines and more. The suspects also stole the chain and lock from the container’s door.
Following the investigation’s findings, it was decided to reprimand the battalion commander in charge and to delay his promotion in the chain of command by two years. The deputy battalion commander and two other officers were also reprimanded for their direct and indirect responsibility for the theft. One officer was dismissed from duty. The investigation’s findings will now be transferred to the Military Advocate General.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...ingNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+(new)+-+Dec+17
IDF officers reprimanded, dismissed following ammunition theft
Several months after the IDF suffered a massive ammunition theft, the Military Police has completed its investigation. As a result, several senior-level officers were reprimanded and one officer was dismissed. Dec 5, 2017, 4:00PM Daniel Gilenson
Recently, the IDF has completed its investigation of the ammunition theft from an emergency military armory. Head of the Southern Command Eyal Zamir decided to reprimand a number of officers and even dismissed one officer for negligence.
The Military Police opened an investigation which subsequently revealed that among the stolen equipment were 2,970 5.56 mm diameter bullets, 96 40mm diameter bullets, two 29 mines, 10 M16 detonators, 56 land mines and more. The suspects also stole the chain and lock from the container’s door.
Following the investigation’s findings, it was decided to reprimand the battalion commander in charge and to delay his promotion in the chain of command by two years. The deputy battalion commander and two other officers were also reprimanded for their direct and indirect responsibility for the theft. One officer was dismissed from duty. The investigation’s findings will now be transferred to the Military Advocate General.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...ingNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+(new)+-+Dec+17
Ei ainakaan peitelleet jalkiaan
- ja huonosti kay, jos ei pida
- Kushneria on jo arvosteltu, etta mikas uskonveli olet olevinasi, kun se ei Lahi-Idan toimissa millaan lailla nay. Nyt tuon porukan saa (vahaksi aikaa) hiljaiseksi.
...96 kivaarikranua, niilla jo poistaa kanit aika isolta farmilta
Tama oli kampanja-aikainen lupaus, ei tarvinnut juutalaiselle aanestajakunnan osalle sitten muuta luvatakaan
- ja huonosti kay, jos ei pida
- Kushneria on jo arvosteltu, etta mikas uskonveli olet olevinasi, kun se ei Lahi-Idan toimissa millaan lailla nay. Nyt tuon porukan saa (vahaksi aikaa) hiljaiseksi.
Wähän ohi aiheen, mutta menköön nyt poikkeuksellisesti. 
Eilen etsin yhtä paperia vuodelta miekat et kilpi. Törmäsin -sukulaistyttöjen- wanhoihin kirjeisiin. Vuonna -54 ovat olleet jossain al ja al - jossain. Toinen näistä -tytöistä- jalkautui sittemmin varsin pitkäksi ajaksi alueelle naituaan paikallisen miehen. Yritän tihrata suurennuslasilla, jahka muistan, mitä kuulumisia ja mikä paikka. Olikohan tuohon aikaan Israelissa tilausta maatalouskoulutetusta väestä?
Eilen etsin yhtä paperia vuodelta miekat et kilpi. Törmäsin -sukulaistyttöjen- wanhoihin kirjeisiin. Vuonna -54 ovat olleet jossain al ja al - jossain. Toinen näistä -tytöistä- jalkautui sittemmin varsin pitkäksi ajaksi alueelle naituaan paikallisen miehen. Yritän tihrata suurennuslasilla, jahka muistan, mitä kuulumisia ja mikä paikka. Olikohan tuohon aikaan Israelissa tilausta maatalouskoulutetusta väestä?
Kibbutzillahan kavi kaikki tiedostavat silloin (pl. "niin tiedostavat", jotka olisivat kayneet pioneerileireilla).
- totuus oli kuitenkin se, etta kysymys ei ollut taidoista, vaan tyotunneista, ilmaisista sellaisista
- toisaalta viini ja sukupuolten kanssakayminen virtasivat, ja kaikilla "oli niin muukaavaa..."
Yksi askel tuosta parempaan oli Kuuba (tosin ne olivat kaikki pioneerileireja, "hitto!" No onhan Karibia taynna mulattityttoja... taalla laulettiin Intian kuusta, kun ei ollut tietoa, missa "se" on kuumempi
.Kibbutzillahan kavi kaikki tiedostavat silloin (pl. "niin tiedostavat", jotka olisivat kayneet pioneerileireilla).
- totuus oli kuitenkin se, etta kysymys ei ollut taidoista, vaan tyotunneista, ilmaisista sellaisista
- toisaalta viini ja sukupuolten kanssakayminen virtasivat, ja kaikilla "oli niin muukaavaa..."
Yksi askel tuosta parempaan oli Kuuba (tosin ne olivat kaikki pioneerileireja, "hitto!" No onhan Karibia taynna mulattityttoja... taalla laulettiin Intian kuusta, kun ei ollut tietoa, missa "se" on kuumempi
No nämä tytöt tuskin kibbutseilla kiehuivat, käsittääkseni olivat aikanaan ihan koulutettua maatalousväkeä, eikä mitään talikonkääntäjiä. Karjanjalostus ja terveyspuoli taisi olla SE. Van kunhan minä paneudun noihin papereihin, niin saavat foorumin sionistit ainakin kommentoida.
Vonka
Supreme Leader
Israelin koulutuksesta. Suureen reserviin perustuvan armeijan ja sen reippaan aseistamisen taloudellisen tukemisen (jatkuva kouluttautuminen) lisäksi yksi merkittävä, miltei ensisijainen piirre, on ampumataito. Ei tuhlata turhia ammuksia yhteen kohteeseen. Neutraloinnin pitää olla varmaa, jotta lisävahinkojen syntyminen voidaan estää nopeasti.
John Hilly
Ylipäällikkö
Sandaalit jäi... Olikohan jihadistien pommi räjähtänyt kyydissä...
Palestinians claim Israel eliminated PIJ members; IDF denies report
According to the Palestinian media, Israel eliminated two Palestinian Islamic Jihad members in an airstrike on Tuesday afternoon. The IDF has denied the report: “No attack by the IDF was carried out in the Gaza Strip.” Dec 12, 2017, 3:30PM Becca Noy/Daniel Gilenson
PIJ terrorists eliminated Photo credit: Channel 2 News
As the tensions along Israel’s border with Gaza continue to rise, Palestinian media outlets claimed on Tuesday that two Palestinian Islamic Jihad members were eliminated in an Israeli airstrike. The IDF has denied the reports of Israeli involvement.
According to the Palestinian reports, the two members, Hussein Ghazi and Usama Sultan, were on a motorcycle in the Beit Lahia area when they were eliminated. However, it was not immediately confirmed that this incident was an elimination. “Contrary to the Palestinian reports, no attack by the IDF was carried out in the Gaza Strip,” the IDF spokesperson said in a statement.
Yesterday, several rockets were fired from Gaza toward Israeli territory. The last rocket was fired at around 11:30 PM toward Ashkelon. An Iron Dome battery intercepted the rocket over the city. In response to the rocket fire, IDF tanks and Israeli Air Force fighter jets targeted Hamas posts in northern Gaza.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...gn=MiddayNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+-+Dec+17
Palestinians claim Israel eliminated PIJ members; IDF denies report
According to the Palestinian media, Israel eliminated two Palestinian Islamic Jihad members in an airstrike on Tuesday afternoon. The IDF has denied the report: “No attack by the IDF was carried out in the Gaza Strip.” Dec 12, 2017, 3:30PM Becca Noy/Daniel Gilenson
PIJ terrorists eliminated Photo credit: Channel 2 News
As the tensions along Israel’s border with Gaza continue to rise, Palestinian media outlets claimed on Tuesday that two Palestinian Islamic Jihad members were eliminated in an Israeli airstrike. The IDF has denied the reports of Israeli involvement.
According to the Palestinian reports, the two members, Hussein Ghazi and Usama Sultan, were on a motorcycle in the Beit Lahia area when they were eliminated. However, it was not immediately confirmed that this incident was an elimination. “Contrary to the Palestinian reports, no attack by the IDF was carried out in the Gaza Strip,” the IDF spokesperson said in a statement.
Yesterday, several rockets were fired from Gaza toward Israeli territory. The last rocket was fired at around 11:30 PM toward Ashkelon. An Iron Dome battery intercepted the rocket over the city. In response to the rocket fire, IDF tanks and Israeli Air Force fighter jets targeted Hamas posts in northern Gaza.
http://www.jerusalemonline.com/news...gn=MiddayNewsletter+-+Recurring+2017+-+Dec+17