"Pillar of Defense (Cloud)" - Israel & Hamas Agree to Gaza Cease Fire

Thank You for finding & posting that link tarfonwxx. I was having a heck of a time trying to figure out how to do it from this old cell I'm on LOL

I'm just glad you brought it up! And yes, tarfon, thank you for the link.

Good catch, AC :D

Tarfon, on a scale of 1 to 10, how disappointed are you of the outcome of the "Pillar of Defense" operation !?

If you don't like it, don't click on it.

Simples.

Obviously not...

I am somewhat relieved that we are spared of a ground war. This is the fastest a middle east conflict has ever been "resolved"; something's fishy.

Well! I'm certainly very glad to see that this wasn't true!

You heard I died in a car crash?

From whom?


I am glad, you are glad that I am still alive.

I heard from someone who knows

Obama told BiBi ABSOLUTELY NO ground forces.

He left him no choice

Ohhh...I know who you are talking about.

Yes. He did die in a car crash.

He also utilized the '777'.

He was a member before my time here, so I can not remember the first part of his member name.



Also, I am female.

It was a post from this summer and I can't find it now. Many of us argued that there was more than one Seer, but they all had me convinced it was 777. Obviously, they were quite wrong and I couldn't be happier about it :D

Ahhh! Then definitely not you. I can't remember his nick either for some damn reason. Boom! Gone right out of my head.

wouldn't bibi have known that before he called up the troops?

Same here...

I was talking about said a few weeks ago as well. His 'name' has completely eluded me.

Something is very fishy indeed ! But I must say I am not relieved at all my friend and neither should you cos if nothing major happens in the next few weeks or months...Hamas is going to regroup and resupply from Iran and the cycle starts all over again !

The people of Israel will be back to living with the constant fear that a rocket might fall on their heads ! BiBi had a chance to end Hamas once and for all and he passed that up, I pray that he had good reasons and he wasn't blackmailed with something !

Game changer!

I repeat, game changer.

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It appears the judges were going to 'undo' the presidency and put the military back in charge.

(I know it's off topic, but I don't know where else to post it and I know folks on this thread are interested. Also, sorry it's in Arabic.)

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Miko Peled, the General's Son : An Israeli in Palestine.

zerohedge‏@zerohedge

Egyptian constitutional judge body asks all judges to strike over Mursi decree

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BREAKING: Egypt democracy advocate ElBaradei: No dialogue with president until new powers are rescinded.

does that mean Egypt essentially has no government ?

Let them.

The judges are all that's left over from the regime.

Yeah, actually, it really doesn't.

There's an elected president and an elected Shura council, a Cabinet, and governors and, hmmmmm, that's pretty much it.

Hi Subzero!
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this whole ceasefire because it just doesn't make any sense; at least not on the surface. You don't mobilize 70,000 troops and assemble a vast array of tanks, APCs, artillery, aircraft etc., just to let it sit there and wither on the vine. And this after successfully softening up the enemy with air and naval bombardment for 8 straight days. My only guess as to why the brakes were slammed on the invasion is that there is something much, much larger going on behind the scenes that we, the little people aren't privy to. It's the only thing that makes any sense. So what could this 'something' be? My guess is the US told Israel to back off or else 1) they will not get a green light to take care of Iran with US backing and 2) the US will withhold it's veto on the Palestinian statehood bid. Further incentives could include keeping Egypt on a leash by inserting US troops in the Sinai (which is rumoured to be happening soon) and taking care of the northern front (Hezbollah et al) when SHTF.
This is all conjecture of course, but unless someone can come up with a better scenario it's the only one that makes any sense to me.

hmmis it actually effective because we only hear of the bad things on here does the system actually work well in this period in time ?

and if you add the cost of doing all of that to do nothing in the end the ceasefire literally went from not a chance in hell to a result

It does, all things considered. I'm sure the media is full of non-stop coverage of Tahrir so it looks like the place is in complete chaos all of the time, but it's not. Part of it is because the people who actually do the work of the government on a day-to-day basis (the clerks who stamp the papers, the teachers who teach the classes) are still there, doing what they do. The people at the top are what have changed.

Is it perfect? No, because it hasn't settled down yet and, more than anything, the power plays and looming "sharia" aren't going over well in general and people are just plain tired of it.

Other than that, people get up in the morning, go to work, earn their living, and so on.

zerohedge‏@zerohedge

Russia Sends Warships To Gaza Coast [link to www.zerohedge.com] …

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