dripstraws
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We can do both, yet we don't.
UAE Israel, Bahrain and UAE reach historic peace deal
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HAHAAH a perfect trolling : 
"... A few weeks ago, three luxury cars pulled up alongside the beach promenade in central Tel Aviv – a Porsche, an Audi, and a third sports car. Inside, the men were wearing what looked like the traditional Emirati Kandura robes and Ghutra headscarves, while the car speakers were booming some of the latest Arab music hits in the United Arab Emirates.
Israelis stood by in awe. Some asked for pictures. At one point it grew into a line of people wanting a selfie with the visitors from the UAE.
Someone took a video of the group, which immediately went viral. But these were not tourists from the UAE, Israel’s new peace partner in the Middle East. These were Arab-Israelis from the town of Kafr Kassem just a 30-minute drive away. It was all a prank..."
After peace abroad, Israel needs peace at home - opinion
"... A few weeks ago, three luxury cars pulled up alongside the beach promenade in central Tel Aviv – a Porsche, an Audi, and a third sports car. Inside, the men were wearing what looked like the traditional Emirati Kandura robes and Ghutra headscarves, while the car speakers were booming some of the latest Arab music hits in the United Arab Emirates.
Israelis stood by in awe. Some asked for pictures. At one point it grew into a line of people wanting a selfie with the visitors from the UAE.
Someone took a video of the group, which immediately went viral. But these were not tourists from the UAE, Israel’s new peace partner in the Middle East. These were Arab-Israelis from the town of Kafr Kassem just a 30-minute drive away. It was all a prank..."
After peace abroad, Israel needs peace at home - opinion
Jeremy Samuel
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HAHAAH a perfect trolling :
"... A few weeks ago, three luxury cars pulled up alongside the beach promenade in central Tel Aviv – a Porsche, an Audi, and a third sports car. Inside, the men were wearing what looked like the traditional Emirati Kandura robes and Ghutra headscarves, while the car speakers were booming some of the latest Arab music hits in the United Arab Emirates.
Israelis stood by in awe. Some asked for pictures. At one point it grew into a line of people wanting a selfie with the visitors from the UAE.
Someone took a video of the group, which immediately went viral. But these were not tourists from the UAE, Israel’s new peace partner in the Middle East. These were Arab-Israelis from the town of Kafr Kassem just a 30-minute drive away. It was all a prank..."
After peace abroad, Israel needs peace at home - opinion
I think Israel must become a more equal country for the sake of justice and to improve the lives of people who have been victimized, but also because I think it would, over time, improve Israel's reputation internationally, make it a more cohesive society, and translate into better relationships with other Middle Eastern nations.
You're absolutely right. It was a great troll. It's such a good troll that some Israelis who were tricked by it (or would have been) are recognizing their own fault.
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
Legendary Member
HAHAAH a perfect trolling :
"... A few weeks ago, three luxury cars pulled up alongside the beach promenade in central Tel Aviv – a Porsche, an Audi, and a third sports car. Inside, the men were wearing what looked like the traditional Emirati Kandura robes and Ghutra headscarves, while the car speakers were booming some of the latest Arab music hits in the United Arab Emirates.
Israelis stood by in awe. Some asked for pictures. At one point it grew into a line of people wanting a selfie with the visitors from the UAE.
Someone took a video of the group, which immediately went viral. But these were not tourists from the UAE, Israel’s new peace partner in the Middle East. These were Arab-Israelis from the town of Kafr Kassem just a 30-minute drive away. It was all a prank..."
After peace abroad, Israel needs peace at home - opinion
Yes, attempt at trolling turned into self-trolling.
I think Israel must become a more equal country for the sake of justice and to improve the lives of people who have been victimized, but also because I think it would, over time, improve Israel's reputation internationally, make it a more cohesive society, and translate into better relationships with other Middle Eastern nations.
You're absolutely right. It was a great troll. It's such a good troll that some Israelis who were tricked by it (or would have been) are recognizing their own fault.
ill talk frankly with u ..
i always sympathized with the jewish people and the jewish question in europe , and their enduring persecution and exclusion till the big tragedy during the WWII ..
when we come to middle east , exactly to palestine.. situation is not normal , neither for jewish people nor for the palestinian and neighbouring arab . add to that the colonial exploit of the presence of the sionist state of israel in the middle east ...
peace is a beautiful thing , and all people deserve to live in peace .. but how to achieve this normalization ?
israelies and sionists hold a responsability regarding the palestinian people .. those in 1948 land , in gaza and west bank , in refugee camps in lebanon , syria and jordan , and in the diaspora ...
till a fair solution to the whole issue , i dont think any peace will be possible .. and sonner people in israel realize that better is ..
We're not nawar, we are thrifty.
They were warned..
On her behalf, worldwide Israeli singer Yasmin Levy wrote in an article entitled “UAE, Be Ready! Israelis Are Coming.” It was published in the Haaretz.
She warned the Emirates against the shocking behaviors of the Israelis including stealing every carriable object such as lamps, towels, and paintings.
She added, that they are trouble makers and spark many fights.
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
Legendary Member
"HISTORIC RACE: Israeli Drivers Visit Saudi Arabia to Compete in Car Rally"
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HISTORIC RACE: Israeli Drivers Visit Saudi Arabia to Compete in Car Rally | United with Israel
Israeli drivers and their teams entered Saudi Arabia to race in the world-renowned Dakar Rally.
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"HISTORIC RACE: Israeli Drivers Visit Saudi Arabia to Compete in Car Rally"
HISTORIC RACE: Israeli Drivers Visit Saudi Arabia to Compete in Car Rally | United with Israel
Israeli drivers and their teams entered Saudi Arabia to race in the world-renowned Dakar Rally.
And that's how it starts.
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
Legendary Member
The same phrase 3 times in a row, must be very important news.
The honeymoon was short-lived. Alla yer7amak ya Sheik Zayed. Leik wledak shu 3am ya3mlo bil balad.
this is strategically very significant news ...
Shanghai International Port Group to operate Israel's new Haifa Port | Mehl Partners
Shanghai International Port Group to operate Israel's new Haifa Port | Mehl Partners
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
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"significant" - yes, "news" - not exactly, this news is about 8-10 years old.