![]() | By Jon_i_Cohen
February 8, 2011 | Share |
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A must see movie; with the turmoil in Egypt and Iran manipulating "The Moslem Brotherhood", the real danger has yet to be seen.
![]() | By Jon_i_Cohen
February 8, 2011 | Share |
http://www.iraniumthemovie.com/drip/resnicoff.html
A must see movie; with the turmoil in Egypt and Iran manipulating "The Moslem Brotherhood", the real danger has yet to be seen.
jose (not verified) 8 February, 2011 - 15:43 Rate this: 3 points | Hmmm, Iran and Muslim Brotherhood don't fit together very well. They have the same goals, but each want the bigger part of the cake. Of course, they can cooperate in a limited way against Israel and USA, as in Gaza. But the foreseeable end is a confrontation of the two sects. |
8 February, 2011 - 15:53 Rate this: 3 points | I agree Jose, and history shows that Israel's enemies are usually incapable of agreeing on anything other than that killing Jews is a good idea. What worries me is how much damage they'll do to Israel (and us) before their unholy alliance falls apart. |
jose (not verified) 8 February, 2011 - 16:01 Rate this: 3 points | You're quite right, Matt! No doubt they can be very nasty to Israel and Jews in general. |
8 February, 2011 - 16:17 Rate this: 2 points | I'm not even sure if the sisterhood are the biggest problem. Jew hatred is a popular sport on the "street" and the peace treaty has always been unpopular in Egypt - tearing it up will be a vote winner for anyone seeking power. They don't need to go to all out war, they just need to support the terrorists running Gaza (in the name of "justice" for the Arabs that call themselves Palestinians of course). The US needs to clearly state that it will not recognise any government that will not maintain peaceful relations with all of Egypt's neighbours. |
jose (not verified) 8 February, 2011 - 16:26 Rate this: 1 point | Clearly, Matt. But Iran is a much more difficult target for Israeli planes and missiles. Egypt is much closer and they already experienced war with Israel. Even if they man in the street is against the peace treaty on theoretical grounds, he is not enthusiastic to go to war with Israel again. And Israel might consider that support to Gaza terrorist is a declaration of war. The man in the street wants more money for a decent life, and war cannot bring that to Egypt. US could be of help, by threatening to cut all financial and military help, but then Russia might step in again. |
8 February, 2011 - 16:33 Rate this: 2 points | I believe that abrogating a peace treaty is a fairly unambiguous declaration of war, and this should also be made well known in advance of it happening. We need to change our language - rather than saying "getting rid of the peace treaty with Israel" we need to say "declaring war on Israel", since the two are the same thing. |
jose (not verified) 8 February, 2011 - 16:49 Rate this: 0 points |
Not really, but having a hostile frontier with Egypt could force Israel to have much more battalions along this frontier and divert forces from other hostile frontiers. Some might think of it as an opportunity to start a war, believing Egypt will rescue them aftewards. Some like Lebanon and Syria. |
jose (not verified) 8 February, 2011 - 17:08 Rate this: 1 point | And I have the support of Tsahal's Chief: |
8 February, 2011 - 17:32 Rate this: 1 point | Well I'm sure that Obama will treat the issue with sensitivity and wisdom and will ensure a peaceful, progressive and democratic future for Egypt and all of our worries will come to nothing. After all he has excellent form in the Middle East. Oh, wait.... |
mattpryor
8 February, 2011 - 15:33
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I recall Bibi's recent speech to the Knesset in which he said exactly the same thing.
America needs to be vigorously involved in Egypt otherwise Iran will step in.