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if a country in europe attacked the UK with 200 ballistic missiles, do you think the population would allow the government to let the attack to go unanswered? Of course not
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BBC at it again as usual
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Israel's foreign minister says UN Secretary-General António Guterres is "persona non grata" in Israel, and is barred from entering the country.
Israel Katz says his decision is a response to Guterres' failure to "unequivocally condemn" Iran's missile attack on Israel on Tuesday. He accuses the UN chief of being "anti-Israel" and giving "support to terrorists, rapists, and murderers. Guterres will be remembered as a stain on the history of the UN for generations to come." Yesterday, the UN chief condemned "the broadening of the Middle East conflict with escalation after escalation" and called for a ceasefire. |
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Yesterday a School was hit in Tel Aviv last night - Good no one was there. It is a Holiday for Schools now at this time SkyNewsHD went inside the Damaged Building |
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The first part I don't find particularly relevant, an understanding of the politics and history of a given example does not rest on "being alive at the time". It can offer context and a point of view, obviously; it's not an ace up the sleeve. As for being involved in middle-east security on an employment/professional level well I'm sorry BOTS but that outright makes banal statements like "you just love terrorists" even more uninsightful and ludicrous. |
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If Iran targeted a school and the school was hit, then the Iron Dome failed. Take your pick both cannot be true. The latter would be a MUCH bigger problem. |
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..missiles got through, and a school was hit...not by debris..so it was targeted.. |
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It was the obvious intention to test the domes defensive capability by trying to overwhelm it. The thing is, it's configurable. It's not static. Israel will have learnt stuff too
Also, everyone is saying will Israel take out Iran's oil production or nuclear plants. The first thing they will target is their command and control and missile and ammo storage sites meaning iran will be less capable of repeating similar attacks |
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Israel have been taking out residential buildings in Lebanon. Why haven't you all been crying for the last year, as Israel have been repeatedly and purposefully bombing schools acting as shelters, hospitals, and universities? Only Israel deserves education?
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Anyway, I didn't mean Israel is in trouble in terms of Iran specifically; their position in the middle East is and always has been precarious, an exposed weakness would be a problem. The press seems to be insistent that no weakness has been exposed but I'll trust you if you're saying differently. |
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