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By *end1 OP   Man
3 days ago

southend on sea

Golan heights syrian land internationally recognized as occupied territory by Israel!is it time the world grew some backbone and along with the illegal settlements given back instead of letting Israel do as they please for fear of being called antisemitic.

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By *eaCrestMan
3 days ago

Hartlepool


"Golan heights syrian land internationally recognized as occupied territory by Israel!is it time the world grew some backbone and along with the illegal settlements given back instead of letting Israel do as they please for fear of being called antisemitic."

The issue here is they're our bad guys like Saudia Arabia etc..

Whereas if it's the other bad guys - Russia Iran etc.. were the sanctimonious virtuous

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By *otMe66Man
3 days ago

Terra Firma

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By *hrill CollinsMan
3 days ago

The Outer Rim

so a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone that they already had .... gotcha

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By *otMe66Man
3 days ago

Terra Firma


"so a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone that they already had .... gotcha "

I deleted my post for a reason, it looks like bad timing.

however the point is the land was part of the ceasefire, and now they are reinforcing that area after the collapse of the Syrian government.

I can't see the issue after Oct 7th attacks, it would be catastrophic act of negligence to not defend after that, I would say.

I would also hope stability can come to Syria and surrounding region, allowing the whole area to be handed back.

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By *hrill CollinsMan
3 days ago

The Outer Rim


"so a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone that they already had .... gotcha

I deleted my post for a reason, it looks like bad timing.

however the point is the land was part of the ceasefire, and now they are reinforcing that area after the collapse of the Syrian government.

I can't see the issue after Oct 7th attacks, it would be catastrophic act of negligence to not defend after that, I would say.

I would also hope stability can come to Syria and surrounding region, allowing the whole area to be handed back.

"

the golan heights is already a huge empty buffer zone ..... netanyahu has grbbed a huge amount of land beyond that on syrian soil .... to make according to you a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone

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By *otMe66Man
3 days ago

Terra Firma

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By *otMe66Man
3 days ago

Terra Firma


"so a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone that they already had .... gotcha

I deleted my post for a reason, it looks like bad timing.

however the point is the land was part of the ceasefire, and now they are reinforcing that area after the collapse of the Syrian government.

I can't see the issue after Oct 7th attacks, it would be catastrophic act of negligence to not defend after that, I would say.

I would also hope stability can come to Syria and surrounding region, allowing the whole area to be handed back.

the golan heights is already a huge empty buffer zone ..... netanyahu has grbbed a huge amount of land beyond that on syrian soil .... to make according to you a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone "

Do disagree that Israel defending its borders is the right thing to do, or do agree they should and put extra security in place?

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By *eaCrestMan
3 days ago

Hartlepool

I very much doubt Israel will hand anything back.

They're busy expanding their borders

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By *hrill CollinsMan
3 days ago

The Outer Rim


"so a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone that they already had .... gotcha

I deleted my post for a reason, it looks like bad timing.

however the point is the land was part of the ceasefire, and now they are reinforcing that area after the collapse of the Syrian government.

I can't see the issue after Oct 7th attacks, it would be catastrophic act of negligence to not defend after that, I would say.

I would also hope stability can come to Syria and surrounding region, allowing the whole area to be handed back.

the golan heights is already a huge empty buffer zone ..... netanyahu has grbbed a huge amount of land beyond that on syrian soil .... to make according to you a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone

Do disagree that Israel defending its borders is the right thing to do, or do agree they should and put extra security in place?

"

do you think that tomorrow they should create a huge new buffer zone to defend todays newly created buffer zone in order to defend the already enormous empty buffer zone that has successfully defended that border for almost 60 years?

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By *ortyairCouple
3 days ago

Wallasey


"I very much doubt Israel will hand anything back.

They're busy expanding their borders "
🥱 Mrs x

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By *otMe66Man
3 days ago

Terra Firma


"so a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone that they already had .... gotcha

I deleted my post for a reason, it looks like bad timing.

however the point is the land was part of the ceasefire, and now they are reinforcing that area after the collapse of the Syrian government.

I can't see the issue after Oct 7th attacks, it would be catastrophic act of negligence to not defend after that, I would say.

I would also hope stability can come to Syria and surrounding region, allowing the whole area to be handed back.

the golan heights is already a huge empty buffer zone ..... netanyahu has grbbed a huge amount of land beyond that on syrian soil .... to make according to you a buffer zone for the already gargantuan buffer zone

Do disagree that Israel defending its borders is the right thing to do, or do agree they should and put extra security in place?

do you think that tomorrow they should create a huge new buffer zone to defend todays newly created buffer zone in order to defend the already enormous empty buffer zone that has successfully defended that border for almost 60 years? "

That’s the argument they are using, it lasted for a long time, now there is uncertainty hence the stretch.

I would hope that once calm and normality has been established the land can be handed back, there would be no reason at all for them to annex it. However if hostility occurs, it would be seen as a smart move.

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By *coptoCouple
3 days ago

Côte d'Azur & Great Yarmouth

"do you think that tomorrow they should create a huge new buffer zone to defend todays newly created buffer zone in order to defend the already enormous empty buffer zone that has successfully defended that border for almost 60 years"

I get the irony. but in some places the respective boundaries of the buffer zone were only a few hundred metres apart. Separated families would meet and wave to each other across it. Israel is not gonna allow this new lot to approach that close with their newly acquired weapons... and it's only been "successfully defended" (by whom, the UN? Don't make me laugh) because until now both sides have respected these boundaries. Sent missiles, drones and fighters over them, of course.

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By *ountry cowboyMan
3 days ago

Kinross

I back Israel 100% and all actions they have taken as well as actions they are taking right now.

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By *end1 OP   Man
3 days ago

southend on sea

Well it didn't take long for the Israeli finance minister to call for a greater Israel by extending the land as far as Damascus.

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By *hrill CollinsMan
3 days ago

The Outer Rim


"

I would hope that once calm and normality has been established the land can be handed back, there would be no reason at all for them to annex it.

"

it appears that Benny disagrees with you after his 'part of Israel for eternity' speech this evening.

He appears his speech has pissed off everyone in the neighbourhood, but then it's possible that's all part of his plan.

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By *iman2100Man
2 days ago

Glasgow

The Golan heights is where the Jordan River gets it's water from. On many previous occasions Syria threatened to dam off the Jordan and divert it, thus starving Israel of water. I do not see Israel giving them back without a fight.

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By *eaCrestMan
2 hours ago

Hartlepool


"I very much doubt Israel will hand anything back.

They're busy expanding their borders 🥱 Mrs x"

Well some Israeli defense minister wanted land upto the south of demascus.

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By *aid backMan
2 hours ago

by a lake with my rod out

Is anyone shocked that Israel used the rebellion to grab more land for it's self

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