Suez Canal blocked/blockaded

Israel and the UAE are planning to build a canal between Ashdod and Eilat.

The new shipping route is only possible because Egypt ceded Tiran and Sanafir, two Red Sea islands, to Saudi Arabia in 2017. This would mean that ships could pass through the Red Sea to the Mediterranean avoiding Egyptian waters completely. Needless to say the Egyptians are not happy!
all i can find is a HS rail link in the making
i need a map in my head to see this
 
all i can find is a HS rail link in the making
i need a map in my head to see this

It's a complicated project and very expensive but it would allow irrigation in the Negev Desert using seawater and desalination plants. It would also allow the Dead Sea to be replenished as well.
 
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Another Trump success, it wouldn't have been possible without the Abraham Accords.



Never mind the concomitant land-theft, slow genocide, racism, murder and pillage, eh maggot. All in your profiteering imperialist English genes, eh.
You'll get yours.


Haw, haw.........................................haw.
 
Vera



Never mind the concomitant land-theft, slow genocide, racism, murder and pillage, eh maggot. All in your profiteering imperialist English genes, eh.
You'll get yours.


Haw, haw.........................................haw.

If you weren't such a myopic prickette you'd know that land is pretty much all desert and hills. What's so bad about turning it into fertile land, renewing the Dead Sea and providing livelihoods for the locals? I might also add that the Palestinians are far more likely to get the West Bank back if the Negev Desert is terraformed and new towns spring up along with new businesses.
 
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Never mind the concomitant land-theft, slow genocide, racism, murder and pillage, eh maggot. All in your profiteering imperialist English genes, eh.
You'll get yours.


Haw, haw.........................................haw.

Very slow, especially in the West Bank, where the populace has gone from around a million to over four million in a few decades!! My parents came from Ireland, stupid!
 
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Never mind the concomitant land-theft, slow genocide, racism, murder and pillage, eh maggot. All in your profiteering imperialist English genes, eh.
You'll get yours.


Haw, haw.........................................haw.

The Palestinians have no friends now, apart from impotent bystanders like you. Don't hear you talking much about BDS anymore, was Lorde the apex of their achievements?
 
If you weren't such a myopic prickette you'd know that land is pretty much all desert and hills. What's so bad about turning it into fertile land, renewing the Dead Sea and providing livelihoods for the locals? I might also add that the Palestinians are far more likely to get the West Bank back if the Negev Desert is terraformed and new towns spring up along with new businesses.

Deserts serve a purpose, dumbass- particularly for their indigenous peoples. The only truth in any of your comments here is that you concede that Palestine has been stolen from Palestinians.
 
Deserts serve a purpose, dumbass- particularly for their indigenous peoples. The only truth in any of your comments here is that you concede that Palestine has been stolen from Palestinians.

I don't concede that either. If it's anyones it's the Jordanians. But they detest the PLO/PLA with a vengeance.
 
Deserts serve a purpose, dumbass- particularly for their indigenous peoples. The only truth in any of your comments here is that you concede that Palestine has been stolen from Palestinians.

Many of the Bedouins in the Negev Desert go into the Israeli army, bet you didn't know that!
 
That would be because it isn't true, maggot. Next you'll be claiming that many Druze do too.

In a first-time impressive move, the Israel Defense Force (IDF) is expected to promote a Bedouin soldier to Colonel. Lieutenant Colonel Hassan Abu Salb stems from Israel’s nomadic community and is a volunteer in the IDF.

In 1948, the IDF created an “IDF Minorities Unit”. This Arabic-speaking unit generally consists of non-Jews such as Christian Arabs, Circassians, Druze and Bedouins. Since then, most minorities have requested full integration into the IDF. But some Arabic-speaking units still exist.

“These special units are like a miniature of Israel’s inclusive population,” shared Dr. John A.I. Grossman, Chairman of LIBI USA, the official welfare fund of the IDF, to Breaking Israel News. “It’s a miracle that such diverse communities join together to protect the Holy Land. The promotion of Abu Salb is proof of its success.”

However, the diversity of IDF soldiers, including nearly 6,000 lone soldier volunteers from around-the-world, comes with the challenge and obligation to ensure a strong united front and the need to develop a deep love of the Holy Land that they protect. This takes special programming and significant resources to achieve.

“LIBI USA supports educational programs and trips throughout Israel for all battalions,” continued Grossman. “These programs develop much-needed knowledge, such as reading comprehension, which not only minority soldiers lack but even many Jewish soldiers, as well as crucial camaraderie among soldiers and an understanding that they are protecting their own country as well as God’s Holy Land.”

The Minorities Unit started when the Druze leadership, at the time, appealed to David Ben-Gurion, then Minister of Defense, to draft Druze men on the same basis as Jews. Today, Druze are part of IDF mandatory conscription and join regular combat units. However, Bedouins, Christian-Arabs and Circassians still serve on a volunteer basis only.

It is estimated that there are 250,000 Bedouins living in Israel. As nomadic people, they have a particularly low level of education. The IDF provides an outstanding framework to help this group achieve social mobility through various means, including improvement of their education and vocational training. Today, there are approximately 1500 Bedouins serving in the IDF.

“The IDF’s goal, which it hopes will be met with the help of Abu Salb, is to increase Bedouin recruitment by three times,” explained Grossman to Breaking Israel News. “That means that the IDF will have a large increase in social welfare needs of soldiers as well as educational programs. LIBI USA is actively gearing up now to help.”

Abu Salb is presently serving as the head of a tracking division in Samaria. Once his rank is raised to Colonel, he will also be in charge of the Manpower Directorate Program.

Most Bedouins in the IDF serve in elite tracking units due to their unique skills gleaned from generations of living in the desert. The IDF, however, is planning to expand opportunities for Bedouin recruits to improve their overall integration into the military and Israeli society.

Bedouins who volunteer for the IDF are recognized for the high level of motivation and their excellent adaptation to army life and skill acquirement. They have a long history of aiding the Holy Land against terrorist infiltration and threats.

“All who serve in the IDF have an advantage in Israeli society over those who haven’t as businesses prefer to hire those who have served,” said Grossman. “Just like rockets don’t distinguish between people and communities, so too is our obligation to support all those who protect Israel.”

https://www.israel365news.com/83592/new-israeli-army-first-bedouin-colonel/
 
maggot;
It is estimated that there are 250,000 Bedouins living in Israel. As nomadic people, they have a particularly low level of education.

That's because the Izraeli Occupation Forces consistently demolish their dwellings, maggot, claiming that it is illegal for them to settle anywhere within their own country.

However, according to The Economist, the Bedouin who were once "unusual among Israel’s Arabs for their readiness to serve in Israel’s army" have slumped in volunteers "to a mere 90 of 1,500-plus men eligible to join up every year" due to a souring of relations between Bedouin and Jewish Israelis.[135]

A 2001 poll suggests that Bedouin feel more estranged from the state than do Arabs in the north. A Jewish Telegraphic Agency article reports that, "forty-two percent said they reject Israel's right to exist, compared with 16 percent in the non-Bedouin Arab sector."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negev_Bedouin

You're a mere fascist propagandist, maggot.
 
Many of the Bedouins in the Negev Desert go into the Israeli army, bet you didn't know that!

About 90 of them, maggot, according to The Economist. You're a lying fascist propagandist- but then...........what's new ?

Haw, haw..................................haw.
 
Tangent:

Anyone got an opinion they would like to share on this?

IKE’s arrival in the Red Sea is the first time a U.S. carrier strike group has been in U.S. Central Command since the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group left the region in January.

The transit follows the departure of the Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group and its detachment of F-35B Lighting II Joint Strike Fighters from U.S. Central Command earlier this week. The three-ship amphibious ready group embarked with the 15th MEU is wrapping up a Middle East and Western Pacific deployment.

In the meantime, French aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle (R 91) is currently leading U.S. Naval Forces Central Command’s Task Force 50.
https://news.usni.org/2021/04/02/ei...ring-the-middle-east-after-suez-canal-transit
 
About 90 of them, maggot, according to The Economist. You're a lying fascist propagandist- but then...........what's new ?

Haw, haw..................................haw.

Bullshit but then that's you all over!

An estimated 1,500 Bedouin are currently serving in the IDF, which has stepped up attempts to recruit Bedouin soldiers, including sending Bedouin troops into towns to encourage youths to enlist.

https://m.jpost.com/Israel-News/The-sky-is-the-limit-in-the-IDFs-unique-Unit-585-613948
 
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