No where near as many as there used to be. Many have emigrated to the US and Canada since 1995. Very much a minority population now.There are a fair few Palestinian Christians as well they are not all Muslims, I think people overplay the religious side (many because they think it's cool and edgy) prior to the 90's there was no such thing as militant Islamic groups in Palestine or anywhere else yet they were killing each other, they were secular groups some made up of Muslims and Christians, Israel itself is quite a secular country although the religious right are trying to change things, Jews and Arabs and Muslims and Christians can all live together in fact in many countries they actually do
No where near as many as tgere used to be over 50% have emigrated to the US and Canada since 1995. Very much a minority population now.
A perfect summary of the situation unfolding from one of many brave Jews that are daring to speak out against most western media and politicians narrative:
The Humvee windscreen is balistic glass so will survive pretty well. Penetration depends on the depth of the glass.
A perfect summary of the situation unfolding from one of many brave Jews that are daring to speak out against most western media and politicians narrative:
Are there any organisations/media that are unbiased? It seems like both sides of this debate simply try to discredit any source that doesn’t agree with them.Yet again, you're being totally disingenuous about the sources you quote. That's David Hearst, who is co-founder and Editor of the Middle East Eye. I've no idea whether he's Jewish or not but he's speaking in his professional capacity, not as a private individual. MEE was accused, by the Saudis, UAE and others of being funded by Qatar, and an arm of the Muslim Brotherhood. They denied this, claiming they were "independently funded".
MEE isn't an objective, unbiased organisation. It's bias is abundantly clear. I could produce video after video, or article after article, by Arabs denouncing Hamas or the Palestinian leadership in general. But there's no point as it's just white noise and adds little or nothing to the debate. It's little more than a dick-waving contest. "Oh look. Here's a Jew who denounces Israel" or "Oh look. Here's an Arab Muslim who denounces Hamas'.
V-shaped armoured lower hulls retrofitted to all military humvees - now the wheels can come off with an IED and that's about it.He's completely forgetting humvees have been changed for the better since the Afghan and Iraq wars due to IEDs, they have saved many lives in Ukraine and are very good vehicles now. 20 years ago they were death traps.
PB I don’t know who the man is, but to me that’s not the point.Yet again, you're being totally disingenuous about the sources you quote. That's David Hearst, who is co-founder and Editor of the Middle East Eye. I've no idea whether he's Jewish or not but he's speaking in his professional capacity, not as a private individual. MEE was accused, by the Saudis, UAE and others of being funded by Qatar, and an arm of the Muslim Brotherhood. They denied this, claiming they were "independently funded".
MEE isn't an objective, unbiased organisation. It's bias is abundantly clear. I could produce video after video, or article after article, by Arabs denouncing Hamas or the Palestinian leadership in general. But there's no point as it's just white noise and adds little or nothing to the debate. It's little more than a dick-waving contest. "Oh look. Here's a Jew who denounces Israel" or "Oh look. Here's an Arab Muslim who denounces Hamas'.
Well that’s that skipped over then.Most of the news has been about two girls out of the Tens of thousands who were marching over the weekend. The cameras zoomed in on those Two having a picture of a paraglider on their backs. Now this is pretty obvious what they are describing and it's abhorrent but to give it wholes segments with what's going on in Gaza is ridiculous