Israel and India have the best commandos and army style (not numbers but ability to react); but India is quiet; Israel has nothing to lose; so attacks effectively. It is not a Yunus or Ugandan big head. It is MIND, BODY AND TEAM effective coordination on time. https://youtu.be/hznOD4SLTPg watch the video II https://youtu.be/D_GQdH1V7As Full movie Operation Thunderbolt by Israel (also in OTT amazon prime video. III News. Munich massacre, terrorist attack on Israeli Olympic team members at the 1972 Summer Games in Munich orchestrated by affiliates of the Palestinian militant group Black September. The Munich Games marked the first return of the Olympics to a German city since the 1936 Games in Berlin. IV Entebbe and Ugandan Idi ameen: *Entebbe raid*, (July 3–4, 1976), rescue by an Israeli <https://www.britannica.com/topic/history-of-Israel> commando squad <https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/squad> of 103 hostages from a French jet airliner hijacked <https://www.britannica.com/topic/hijacking> en route from Israel <https://www.britannica.com/place/Israel> to France <https://www.britannica.com/place/France>. After stopping at Athens, the airliner was hijacked on June 27 by members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine <https://www.britannica.com/topic/Popular-Front-for-the-Liberation-of-Palestine> and the Red Army Faction <https://www.britannica.com/topic/Red-Army-Faction> (a West German radical leftist group) and flown to Entebbe <https://www.britannica.com/place/Entebbe>, Uganda <https://www.britannica.com/place/Uganda>, where they were joined by additional accomplices. At Entebbe, the hijackers freed those of the 258 passengers who did not appear to be Israeli or Jewish and held the rest hostage for the release of 53 militants imprisoned in Israel, Kenya <https://www.britannica.com/place/Kenya>, West Germany <https://www.britannica.com/place/West-Germany>, and elsewhere. In response, Israel on July 3 dispatched <https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/dispatched> four Hercules C-130H cargo planes carrying 100–200 soldiers and escorted by Phantom jet fighters. After flying some 2,500 miles (4,000 km) from Israel to Uganda, the Israeli force rescued the hostages within an hour after landing. All seven of the militants were killed, and 11 MiG fighters supplied to Uganda by the Soviet Union <https://www.britannica.com/place/Soviet-Union> were destroyed; the Israelis lost one soldier and three hostages during the operation. On the return trip, the Israeli planes met an awaiting hospital plane and refueled at Nairobi <https://www.britannica.com/place/Nairobi>, Kenya. The success of the Entebbe raid substantially boosted Israeli morale. V Israel's agriculture is highly developed and relies heavily on irrigation, especially in the southern half of the country, which is mostly desert. Israel's irrigation systems are advanced and include drip irrigation, micro-sprinklers, and other point-based emitters:
- *Drip irrigation* This system is the main source of water for Israel's agriculture and is highly water efficient, with a rate of 70–80% compared to 40% for open irrigation. Drip irrigation systems can also supply nutrients to plants. - *Variable rate irrigation (VRI)* This system uses GPS and GIS technology to apply water at different rates to different areas of a field. - *Recycled sewage* Israel recycles 86% of its sewage to provide 50% of the country's irrigation water. Other innovations in Israel's agriculture include: - *Vertical gardens*: Israel is a leader in agricultural technologies and has developed vertical gardens. - *Robotics*: Israel is developing robotics to address labor shortages in agriculture. [image: Israeli irrigation technology saving water and producing ...] Israel's agriculture is a leader in the world, and the country is a major exporter of fresh produce. The modern strain of cherry tomato, which is sold in grocery stores around the world, was developed in Israel's Negev desert V The history of the Israelites is based on the Hebrew Bible, which tells the story of a nation of people who lived in Canaan, the area that is now Israel: - *Origins* The Israelites were descendants of Jacob, who was later renamed Israel. According to the Bible, Jacob and his 12 sons fled to Egypt during a drought in Canaan, where they were enslaved. - *Exodus* The Israelites were freed from slavery by Moses, who led them out of Egypt and back to Canaan. - *Kingdoms* The Israelites established two kingdoms in Canaan: Israel and Judah. - *Conquests* The Neo-Assyrian Empire conquered the Kingdom of Israel in 720 BCE, and the Neo-Babylonian Empire conquered the Kingdom of Judah around 600 BCE. - *Captivity* Many Israelites were deported to Assyria after the fall of the Kingdom of Israel. - *Influence* The Israelites influenced ancient religion, which led to the development of the three major Abrahamic religions. While most modern scholars believe the Torah is a national myth, rather than an authentic account of the Israelites' origins, there may be some historical core to the story. Here are some other facts about the Israelites: - The earliest known archaeological evidence of the Israelites is an Egyptian document from around 1200 BCE. - The Israelites lived in small villages, built on hilltops and made of mudbrick. - The Israelites farmed and herded, building terraces on hillsides to plant crops and maintain orchards. - The Israelites were led by biblical judges, or chieftains, who served as military leaders in times of crisis VI So, I wish India turns that way sooner or later KR Irs 131224 On Fri, 13 Dec 2024 at 09:44, yeddanapudim <[email protected]> wrote: > And Bangladesh under that fool Yunus is following Syria, towards > irreparable bankruptcy and Talibanic fundamentalism,stoning girls to death > etc. > > On Friday 13 December, 2024 at 07:10:33 am IST, Rama <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > *What Israel has done to Syria in 72 hours since Assad's fall and its > Implications* > > *FROM HILLEL FULD: > How on earth is no one talking about this??* > > Just a few weeks ago, we had a strong enemy dedicated to our destruction > with billions of dollars and an extensive military right on our border. > > That enemy is literally no more. > > Syria. > > Why is no one talking about what Israel has done since Assad’s evil regime > fell just a few days ago? > > I don’t think you understand what Israel has done. It’s absolutely > historic. In fact, I’d go as far as to say that what Israel has done in > Syria this week alone is infinitely more impressive from a military > perspective than what Israel did in Gaza and Lebanon, combined! > > The Syrian army, the Syrian navy, the Syrian Air Force, all gone. Totally > and completely obliterated. > > Why Israel did this should be obvious but just in case, I’ll explain. > > The fact that Assad’s regime has fallen is fantastic news. The big > question mark though, is what will the rebels do once they stabilize their > leadership in Syria? > > I don’t think anyone has any illusions that they’ll reach out to Israel > for peace. Israel has no illusions either and so the IDF has set out on an > unprecedented operation to ensure that all of Assad’s military equipment, > and I mean ALL OF IT, does not fall into the hands of the rebels. > > The IDF has struck 320 strategic targets across Syria since the fall of > the Assad regime over the weekend, in an operation called “Bashan Arrow.” > > Targets included fighter jets, helicopter gunships, radars, air-surface > missile batteries, ships, surface-to-surface missiles, rockets, weapon > production sites, weapons warehouses, Scud missiles, cruise missiles, > coastal missiles, and more. > > The strikes, which began Saturday night, aimed to prevent advanced > weaponry from reaching hostile groups like Hezbollah. > > This is all being done with ZERO resistance and Israel has eliminated the > entire Syrian army, the army that attacked us in 67 and 73, the army that > sent weapons and money to Hezbollah, the army that had nuclear aspirations, > the army that had biological weapons it wasn’t afraid to use, the entire > thing is gone. GONE. > > 350 Air Force fighter jets participated in the operation, which attacked > 320 targets throughout Syria, from Damascus to Tartus. > > Also worth mentioning that Israel has boots on the ground and Israeli > tanks can allegedly be seen all the way from Damascus. > > In other words, Israel has sent Syria back to the stone ages. It is now a > small weak country. One week ago, I couldn’t even imagine this scenario. > > Syria is now literally Gaza, maybe even less. > > Also important to remember that what the IDF has done here, in addition to > everything we just mentioned, is that it isolated Hezbollah even more. > Hezbollah is now totally choked from all directions. > > Nasrallah, may he rest in pieces, famously said that if Syria falls, > Hezbollah will fall. And he was right! > > Now, what’s interesting is that the only thing we are hearing from Iran is > crickets. Where are they? They have a big mouth. Where are they? Why are > they not speaking up? Because they know they have just experienced a > complete defeat. They know how weak they are. > > They have no Syria left. They have no Hezbollah left. They have no Hamas > left. They are on their knees and they know it. > > Yes, Biden has sent them billions, that’s true, but no amount of money can > revive them. Their tentacles have been cut off. > > Iran built a terror infrastructure that surrounded Israel. They built it > over decades. Their intentions were clear. That entire infrastructure is no > more and they know it! > > They also have zero aerial defense systems left. Or in other words, Iran > is weak, naked, and totally vulnerable to what Israel is about to do next. > > So what’s next? > > I think all of this has taught us a few things. > > Radical Islamic terrorism will always lose. > > It is possible to bring a strong evil regime down from within. > > When Israel knows what it needs to do, it does it better than ANY army in > the world, with no exceptions. > > Israel will deal with Yemen soon and then, once all the tentacles are cut > off, Israel will go after the head of the snake and it’ll do so not only > militarily but also diplomatically, and perhaps most importantly, Israel > will topple the Iranian regime and its nuclear ambitions from within, using > the millions of Iranians who love Israel and want to live in peace free of > the evil regime that has hijacked their country. > > Historic times, folks. Truly historic times. > > You couldn’t make this stuff up if you tried. > > Israel still has some work left to do, and the IDF knows what it needs to > do, how to do it, when to do it, and how to achieve the impossible. > > Stay tuned, folks! Grab the popcorn. > > Books will be written about what Israel has accomplished this past year. > Military strategists will analyze this war and teach it in their military > academies. > > What Israel has done in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, Syria, and other fronts that > are coming soon, no army has ever accomplished. Period. Full stop! > > Cheers > Rama > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/CAL5XZoq%3DnsF0nw_XhdtcSo63Y5Hw%2B9j_PdzJd8aLx0-m%2Br4eVA%40mail.gmail.com.
