So much for the politically tepid Abraham Accords

[noseall]

I wouldn't read too much into it..

Why would you, you have been aimlessly championing the toothless accords since their conception. The UAE says....Up yours Donald.

 

[Vinty]

These so called accords will only last as long as Trump is in office.
Once he is gone there will be changes.

 

[transam]

I recall the first gulf war when Iraq invaded Kuwait

The Saudis got squeaky b Ums

George bush senior had to get a contingent of marines into Saudi a bit quick to draw a line in the sand fir the Saudis

Alot if there troops on the border did a runner
It was that quick and sudden they left there shoes behind even had tooth paste squeezed out into there tooth brushes abandoned

 

[noseall]

These so called accords will only last as long as Trump is in office.
Once he is gone there will be changes.

Not forgetting the fact that scrounging grifter Kushner owes them $2 billion US dollars.

 

[fillyboy]

These so called accords will only last as long as Trump is in office.
Once he is gone there will be changes.

So, why didn't they disappear during the 4 years Sleepy was in office?

 

[noseall]

So, why didn't they disappear during the 4 years Sleepy was in office?

That was before the Israeli war and subsequent attacks on Arab nations has shown them to be impotent, from Arab/Muslim point of view.

 

[Highway Man]

That was before the Israeli war and subsequent attacks on Arab nations has shown them to be impotent, from Arab/Muslim point of view.

My god you are dull.

 

[noseall]

My god you are dull.

And yet you follow me around on here like a lap-dog, boyo.

 

[Highway Man]

And yet you follow me around on here like a lap-dog, boyo.

Actually it is filly who has interesting content not you.
Titter

 

[noseall]

Actually it is filly who has interesting content not you.
Titter

You seem to have quoted me by mistake. Apology accepted.

 

[fillyboy]

That was before the Israeli war and subsequent attacks on Arab nations has shown them to be impotent, from Arab/Muslim point of view.

Which Israeli war?, there's been a few.

 

[noseall]

Which Israeli war?, there's been a few.

The recent one where Arab nations (and most of the world) recognised Bibis war crimes and IDF genocide.

 

[Vinty]

So, why didn't they disappear during the 4 years Sleepy was in office?

Good point.
Sleepy Joe jumped on the bandwagon and carried on where Trump left off.
However the Gaza war has changed a lot of things , including world opinion on Israel/Palestine.

 

[fillyboy]

Good point.
Sleepy Joe jumped on the bandwagon and carried on where Trump left off.
However the Gaza war has changed a lot of things , including world opinion on Israel/Palestine.

Allegations were made yesterday claiming that wasn't the case.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/netanyahu-israeli-soldiers-lost-their-lives-in-gaza-due-to-biden-era-arms-embargo/

 

[Odds]

Foreign ministers from Muslim nations on Saturday rejected calls by U.S. President Donald Trump to empty the Gaza Strip of its Palestinian population and backed a plan for an administrative committee of Palestinians to govern the territory to allow reconstruction to go ahead.

The gathering threw its support behind a plan to rebuild Gaza put forward by Egypt and backed by Arab states, including Saudi Arabia and Jordan, aimed at countering Trump’s call. The OIC has 57 nations with largely Muslim populations.

Without specifically mentioning Trump, the ministers’ statement said they rejected “plans aimed at displacing the Palestinian people individually or collectively … as ethnic cleansing, a grave violation of international law and a crime against humanity.”

Accords? Pfft

To analysts in Gaza, no humanitarian intent is behind this projected high-tech infrastructure, which they say is in fact a trap for Palestinians.

“What they are building is, in reality, a human-sorting mechanism reminiscent of Nazi-era selection points,” Wissam Afifa, a Gaza-based political analyst, told Al Jazeera. “It is a tool for racial filtering and a continuation of the genocide by other means.”

The reopening of the Rafah crossing, tentatively scheduled for Thursday, according to The Jerusalem Post, comes with strict Israeli conditions. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted on full “security control”.

“The talk of ‘reconstruction’ starting in Rafah under Israeli security specifications suggests they are building a permanent security infrastructure, not a sovereign Palestinian state,” Afifa added [warning] that the international silence regarding these “sorting stations” risks normalising them. If the Rafah model succeeds, it would transform Gaza from a besieged territory into a high-tech prison where the simple act of travel becomes a tool of subjugation, he said.

“Israel is behaving as if it is staying forever,” Afifa concluded. “And the world is watching the show of peace while the prison walls are being reinforced.”