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Breaking News: The U.S. and Israel have plans for new strikes on Iran after the midterms, according to officials briefed on the discussions. https://t.co/b2giOKcNtU
@Israeli_Sniper I'm aware. It's a constant struggle and our enemies don't make it any easier for us. Still, hatred is self harm and doesn't help anyway. It's more about being practical than kind.
What is it with these people? You could go off-road ATVing. You could have a beautiful kumzitz at Kever Rochel. But no. Apparently nothing beats the sheer exhilaration of arriving at an olive grove without the proper paperwork, being politely informed that you can't enter, and posing for selfies pretending like you just survived the Siege of Leningrad.
I’ve been detained by the IDF, along with a group of rabbis & volunteers. We were simply harvesting olives in a grove near Nehalim in the West Bank.
The occupation is a crime under international law. Harvesting olives isn’t a crime under any law I know.
@BaalShemDov Because violent thugs from the farmers community sent one too many suicide bombers to murder the farmers on the other side of the road and those farmers put up a fence for their protection
Do you get it now?? When this happens, Elon Musk will suddenly find himself controlling the only remaining gateway to the internet on Earth.
Presidents, kings, armies, entire economies will all be dependent on one man for access to communication and the digital world.
His power will surpass that of every emperor who ever lived, and Musk will have earned the title Final Caesar of Rome. The first emperor to successfully conquer the entire planet, and he did it without invading a single country.
Let's pray that @elonmusk ends up a benevolent, fair and kind e
Emperor who tremendously improves mankind and it doesn't turn into anything dark...
BREAKING: Iran's IRGC is now threatening to completely cut off the world's internet, with spokesman Hossein Mohebi saying seven major cables run under the Strait of Hormuz that global data depends on, warning: "we are reminding them of this so that the enemy knows," per Fars News.
The threat follows Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf's announcement of a "Persian Gulf Data Authority" and SNSC Secretary Mohsen Rezaee's warning that over $2 trillion in data centers would be destroyed if war resumes.
The significance is the target itself. These cables carry roughly 99% of intercontinental data and trillions in daily financial transactions. A successful strike could wipe out 70% to 90% of the Gulf's internet connectivity, crippling global commerce. Iran is making it clear: if the US strikes its energy infrastructure, the next target will be the digital backbone of the global economy.