Well, this was a night to remember. For me, as an Israeli that lives outside of Israel since 2007- it brought flashbacks from the Gulf War. Only then there weren't defence systems.
I think that every single person with a sane mind knows and understands that Iran is the real issue here. Last night was from one hand a dangerous escalation -…
Well, this was a night to remember. For me, as an Israeli that lives outside of Israel since 2007- it brought flashbacks from the Gulf War. Only then there weren't defence systems.
I think that every single person with a sane mind knows and understands that Iran is the real issue here. Last night was from one hand a dangerous escalation - but it brought with it a few things. First- who would have thought that Jordan and Saudi Arabia would work with Israel against others. Which makes it even more important to continue the cooperation with friendly countries. And the second- it turned the tide against Israel. and as we know- it won't last more than a few days- so a good leader (which isn't BB) needs to take this opportunity and make the best of it. I'm not holding my breath from any condemnation from the UN.
Well, this was a night to remember. For me, as an Israeli that lives outside of Israel since 2007- it brought flashbacks from the Gulf War. Only then there weren't defence systems.
I think that every single person with a sane mind knows and understands that Iran is the real issue here. Last night was from one hand a dangerous escalation - but it brought with it a few things. First- who would have thought that Jordan and Saudi Arabia would work with Israel against others. Which makes it even more important to continue the cooperation with friendly countries. And the second- it turned the tide against Israel. and as we know- it won't last more than a few days- so a good leader (which isn't BB) needs to take this opportunity and make the best of it. I'm not holding my breath from any condemnation from the UN.