More like 1.5 million at least as the area has had us there a long time. Much of Jewish past is fables and exaggeration, they didn't suddenly just become minor players, they created a story of a grander more dramatic history, fond of storytelling. They were not however as smart as the much later European Jews, those genes are fairly new to the tale so they got kicked around a lot.
Yawn....... Israel attacked by Hamas
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More like 1.5 million at least as the area has had us there a long time. Much of Jewish past is fables and exaggeration, they didn't suddenly just become minor players, they created a story of a grander more dramatic history, fond of storytelling. They were not however as smart as the much later European Jews, those genes are fairly new to the tale so they got kicked around a lot.
"....I think we can change the Middle East....." said Biden.
You'll think you've changed them only to find you've been deceived again.
Remember China?
The West thought they were changing China with commerce and capitalism, the West thought they could change China and it would swing over to become a democracy.
Likewise Russia when the Berlin Wall fell.
You'll think you've changed them only to find you've been deceived again.
Remember China?
The West thought they were changing China with commerce and capitalism, the West thought they could change China and it would swing over to become a democracy.
Likewise Russia when the Berlin Wall fell.
It is amazing that DouchenBaggen claims anyone who believed Hunter Biden was a crook was a conspiracy theories, then goes to tell us that Israel actually baited the Palestinians to do this so they could pounce.
That is a special kind of stupid, from a special kind of stupid person.
Thanks for the compliment. You finally got one right.
BS .... you got that one wrong.
I said "I believe what numerous reliable news outlets are saying in this case".... paraphrasing myself here.
There's a huge difference between that and a definitive "these things happened".... if I were to proffer such---> which I did not.
The flip-side of that coin, would be "they didn't happen".... which is exactly what you have proffered. Numerous times. Where's your proof?
For someone that thinks they are so smart..... bro.... you've got to slow down. Your haste makes you look ignorant. Fwiw.
Get this right MW:
You are attempting to argue logic with someone that's about 5 standard deviations above where you currently reside. In these matters at least.
Now... I'll give you a pass as it's obvious you're speaking from a foreign born perspective... but it would be a little more advantageous to your point of view to admit you are speaking purely from "your point of view". That way you won't alienate 90% of the other posters here. You're lucky I tolerate you. And that is only because I know you're halfway sharp regarding the markets in general. You should move the f*ck out of Hong Kong. Who wants to live like an ant?
~case closed.
Of course it was a lie. Anyone who believed this lost every inch of credibility and benefit of doubt in my book. As you see, it's hard for many of them to recover from such mistake.
Get the fuck out of here, you adamantly stood your ground insisting on the beheadings, point blank shooting of babies and raped women. You believed all that shit. You had some credibility in the finance forums but lost everything in my book. Done with your bullshit. Good luck with your military hard-on. I bet you cum in your panties each time the national hymn is sung. Successful brainwash experiment.
PS: I live in Canada you fucking moron.
PS: I live in Canada you fucking moron.
Twelve journalists dead in eight days of war
By Rachael Dexter, Reuters and Associated Press
https://www.smh.com.au/world/middle...-gaza-20231014-p5eca2.html?post=p55bjn#p55bjn
A dozen journalists have been killed in the eight days since the Israel-Gaza conflict began - the deadliest week in the region in 30 years according to a global press freedom body.
The Committee to Protect Journalists, founded in 1981 by a group of US correspondents, said this weekend that it was collating reports of all journalists “killed, injured, detained or missing in the war, including those hurt as hostilities spread to neighbouring Lebanon”.
Among its growing list of casualties and injured are local media reporters and those with international agencies Reuters, Al Jazeera, and Agence France-Press.
Iraqi Reuters photographer Thaer Al-Sudani, who was injured by Israeli shelling, attends the funeral procession of his colleague videographer Issam Abdallah, killed in the same shelling, in his hometown of Khiam, southern Lebanon. Credit: Bilal Hussein
Ten Palestinian journalists have been confirmed dead, one Israeli journalist has been confirmed killed, and a Beirut-based journalist has also been killed during a shelling attack in southern Lebanon according to CPJ.
Two others are missing and eight are injured. In the same period, the conflict claimed more than 3,200 lives on both sides and resulted in many thousands of injuries.
A funeral for Reuters video journalist Issam Abdallah was held yesterday in southern Lebanon.
Abdallah was killed while working with other journalists near the village of Alma al-Shaab, close to the Israeli border, where the Israeli military and Lebanese militia Hezbollah have been trading fire.
An Israeli shell landed in a gathering of international journalists covering clashes on the border in south Lebanon. Six other journalists were injured in the incident.
Mourners carry the body of Reuters videographer Issam Abdallah on Saturday. Credit: Associated Press
“CPJ emphasizes that journalists are civilians doing important work during times of crisis and must not be targeted by warring parties,” said Sherif Mansour, CPJ’s Middle East and North Africa program coordinator.
“Journalists are making great sacrifices across the region covering this important conflict. Measures to ensure their safety must be taken by all parties to stop this deadly and heavy toll.”
By Rachael Dexter, Reuters and Associated Press
https://www.smh.com.au/world/middle...-gaza-20231014-p5eca2.html?post=p55bjn#p55bjn
A dozen journalists have been killed in the eight days since the Israel-Gaza conflict began - the deadliest week in the region in 30 years according to a global press freedom body.
The Committee to Protect Journalists, founded in 1981 by a group of US correspondents, said this weekend that it was collating reports of all journalists “killed, injured, detained or missing in the war, including those hurt as hostilities spread to neighbouring Lebanon”.
Among its growing list of casualties and injured are local media reporters and those with international agencies Reuters, Al Jazeera, and Agence France-Press.
Iraqi Reuters photographer Thaer Al-Sudani, who was injured by Israeli shelling, attends the funeral procession of his colleague videographer Issam Abdallah, killed in the same shelling, in his hometown of Khiam, southern Lebanon. Credit: Bilal Hussein
Ten Palestinian journalists have been confirmed dead, one Israeli journalist has been confirmed killed, and a Beirut-based journalist has also been killed during a shelling attack in southern Lebanon according to CPJ.
Two others are missing and eight are injured. In the same period, the conflict claimed more than 3,200 lives on both sides and resulted in many thousands of injuries.
A funeral for Reuters video journalist Issam Abdallah was held yesterday in southern Lebanon.
Abdallah was killed while working with other journalists near the village of Alma al-Shaab, close to the Israeli border, where the Israeli military and Lebanese militia Hezbollah have been trading fire.
An Israeli shell landed in a gathering of international journalists covering clashes on the border in south Lebanon. Six other journalists were injured in the incident.
Mourners carry the body of Reuters videographer Issam Abdallah on Saturday. Credit: Associated Press
“CPJ emphasizes that journalists are civilians doing important work during times of crisis and must not be targeted by warring parties,” said Sherif Mansour, CPJ’s Middle East and North Africa program coordinator.
“Journalists are making great sacrifices across the region covering this important conflict. Measures to ensure their safety must be taken by all parties to stop this deadly and heavy toll.”