Hamas is simply using Sheikh Jarrah as an excuse to attack Israel. That place has been in litigation for over 40 years and is still in court - their fate has yet to be determined.
Here is my theory on what is really happening:
1. Hamas likes to flex their muscles once in a while, to show they are still relevant. In fact, if you look at the last several years, every May and November, they have launched similar attacks. It's probably something to do with how often their missile stockpile is resupplied by Iran.
2. They are probably testing Biden to see how supportive he is of Israel. Trump was very anti-Palestinians and pro-Israel, but Biden has expressed a greater willingness to support the Palestinians.
3. Most importantly, for the first time in history, an Arab Israeli party was going to join the Israeli government - they've always stayed in the opposition. This would have really changed Israel for the better. Real unity, and in exchange for this, Israel was going to spend millions in making sure Arab cities were modernized, with better infrastructure, etc. Creating thousands of jobs there, and making them all very prosperous. But just as it looked like they would sign the agreement, the rockets started falling. They can't possibly join a Jewish government while the Jewish state is at war with it's fellow Arabs.
Hamas just eliminated a real chance for peace and reconciliation within Israel.
I'm not sure how "fair" any of those elections are. Nor how often they are. It's difficult to stand up to a government that can shoot you on the spot, or toss you in jail without a trial and then throw away the key.
I saw a study in Israel that showed no increase in suicides at all over the past year. Which directly contradicts your statement. Perhaps it is different in the US, but it's odd that every single link that you use to backup your claims are from your own site.
This is true. I've even read that some anti-vaxxers are booking vaccine appointments and then not showing up so that the shots have to be thrown out since they've already been thawed. Plus others in desperate need of vaccines, can't find open appointments. It's pure evil.
That does sound good, but there's no way to know if those people would have gotten it anyway. Isn't the country still in lockdown? So who would they catch it from?
Yes, I also had a lot of questions when I first joined. The staff have all been super helpful and nice with every problem I've had. Most sites like this don't even respond to user questions!
So you should be HAPPY you have shares. I see a number of people told you where to find this info on your other post. But why not just ask the founder @[Boaz Berkowitz](user:4643) directly? I'm just a lowly user, but every time I've asked him a question, he got back to me very quickly.
I like Jim's posts. I find them interesting and very personable. Like having a real conversation with a real person, as opposed to some of the drier, hard finance articles I read here.
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Hamas is simply using Sheikh Jarrah as an excuse to attack Israel. That place has been in litigation for over 40 years and is still in court - their fate has yet to be determined.
Here is my theory on what is really happening:
1. Hamas likes to flex their muscles once in a while, to show they are still relevant. In fact, if you look at the last several years, every May and November, they have launched similar attacks. It's probably something to do with how often their missile stockpile is resupplied by Iran.
2. They are probably testing Biden to see how supportive he is of Israel. Trump was very anti-Palestinians and pro-Israel, but Biden has expressed a greater willingness to support the Palestinians.
3. Most importantly, for the first time in history, an Arab Israeli party was going to join the Israeli government - they've always stayed in the opposition. This would have really changed Israel for the better. Real unity, and in exchange for this, Israel was going to spend millions in making sure Arab cities were modernized, with better infrastructure, etc. Creating thousands of jobs there, and making them all very prosperous. But just as it looked like they would sign the agreement, the rockets started falling. They can't possibly join a Jewish government while the Jewish state is at war with it's fellow Arabs.
Hamas just eliminated a real chance for peace and reconciliation within Israel.
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I'm not sure how "fair" any of those elections are. Nor how often they are. It's difficult to stand up to a government that can shoot you on the spot, or toss you in jail without a trial and then throw away the key.
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I saw a study in Israel that showed no increase in suicides at all over the past year. Which directly contradicts your statement. Perhaps it is different in the US, but it's odd that every single link that you use to backup your claims are from your own site.
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This is true. I've even read that some anti-vaxxers are booking vaccine appointments and then not showing up so that the shots have to be thrown out since they've already been thawed. Plus others in desperate need of vaccines, can't find open appointments. It's pure evil.
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Good point.
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That does sound good, but there's no way to know if those people would have gotten it anyway. Isn't the country still in lockdown? So who would they catch it from?
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Haven't seen anything by you in a while. Do you still write?
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Yes, I also had a lot of questions when I first joined. The staff have all been super helpful and nice with every problem I've had. Most sites like this don't even respond to user questions!
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So you should be HAPPY you have shares. I see a number of people told you where to find this info on your other post. But why not just ask the founder @[Boaz Berkowitz](user:4643) directly? I'm just a lowly user, but every time I've asked him a question, he got back to me very quickly.
Benevolent Benefactor
I like Jim's posts. I find them interesting and very personable. Like having a real conversation with a real person, as opposed to some of the drier, hard finance articles I read here.