Project Avram is my new project dedicated to presenting Israel, Jewish history, and Jewish life in a more positive and informed light.
In recent years, antisemitism has become increasingly visible in public discourse — often through bizarre conspiracy theories, from blaming Jews for supposedly “putting letters in math” — meaning algebra — to blaming them for disasters and wildfires.
Project Avram will challenge those claims with facts, history, sources, and honest discussion. 🇮🇱
Follow if you want a different perspective on Israel and the Middle East.
Totally support it. A lot of bots and rats talk big only because they have anonymity. No wonder so many people are pussies hiding behind a screen. If you have strong opinions, stand behind them and don’t hide. Can’t wait to see the replies from all the pussies when they realize they can’t be antisemitic anonymously anymore in the future
@Osint613 I wouldn’t be surprised if the airspace over Islam’s holiest city ended up being defended by the IDF, considering how badly so many Arab militaries have performed in war.
@MOSSADil I wouldn’t be surprised if the airspace over Islam’s holiest city ended up being defended by the IDF, considering how badly so many Arab militaries have performed in war.
In my opinion, Saudi Arabia’s military is one of the clearest examples that massive spending does not automatically create an effective fighting force. Saudi Arabia spends tens of billions on defence and operates some of the world’s most advanced military equipment, yet that has not translated into the kind of overwhelming effectiveness you would expect from such resources.
After years of involvement in Yemen, the Houthis were never eliminated as a military force. They survived sustained airstrikes, retained territory and continued to develop drone and missile capabilities. That is especially striking when you compare Saudi Arabia’s enormous wealth, modern aircraft and Western military support with a far poorer armed movement operating in Yemen.
Yes, the Houthis benefit from Iranian support and difficult terrain, so the conflict is more complicated than simply “Saudi Arabia versus a militia.” But that does not erase the central point: Saudi Arabia has spent extraordinary amounts of money without achieving the decisive military results its budget and equipment would suggest.
That gap between resources and results is what makes its military performance so unimpressive. Money can buy fighter jets, air-defence systems and prestige. It cannot automatically buy military competence.
@SimonTheNoob@visegrad24 Born and raised in Amsterdam, but what does that have to do with our discussion? Are you trying to escape my arguments, you little rat?
Lmao, Israel outperforms you on most major economic and technological measures: higher GDP per capita, higher HDI, a far more sophisticated defense industry, and one of the world’s most capable intelligence services. Meanwhile, you’re still demanding reparations from Germany.
The funny part is that you seem to assume Western Europeans automatically see you as their equal. Right now, Muslims and immigrants are the main focus of Europe’s political debate, so there is less attention on divisions within Europe itself. But once that issue fades, do you really think Germans and Dutch people will automatically welcome you as one of their own?
@NOQ921@visegrad24 Killing thousands of Russians in Ukraine — if they don’t want that, maybe Russian forces shouldn’t be in Ukraine in the first place.
@James_Halden1@KanangaBond@visegrad24 Of de straatratjes uit Amsterdam-West met hun mbo-2-diploma’s. Die zouden deze operatie kunnen coördineren zonder gepakt te worden.
@Peepee5681510__@visegrad24 A small price to pay for liberation. Now we’re growing and becoming more advanced, while your people are low-wage labor for the germans