Nivsch

Member
  • Content count

    3,598
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Nivsch

  1. I am not saying it is the right or the only right one. I am just saying I think a nation who lived in a given area for a millenia in the past has the right to return to this area especially after the worst possible lesson they have learnt at the end of the era during which they have lived distributed abroad.
  2. The fact that Israel existance (less the occupation of 1967 to my opinion) fuels the terror motivation does not mean Israel is doing something wrong or bad, but just that the Israeli worldview is conflicted with the muslim fundamentalists one. While it is true that Israel does wrong things for sure, but this isn't the real main source of the terror motivation.
  3. @Leo Gura ISIS mass murdering in mosoul, ISIS desire to go back to the 7th century, their attacks on Europe, 11.9 attack, terrorism in Iraq, ISIS terrorism in Sinai, the arab spring in Egypt, Assad mass murdering in Syria, Iran regime ideology, Iran terrorism in Yemen are all in order to free the palestinian land? I dont understand this logic..
  4. Yes of course. The whole barbarism, women rights violation, war between Shia and Soonis, are all because the Jews wanted the land they have a millenia-long history and connection to. You have no respect for people's connection to their home, even if it is not only theirs. You wouldn't agree other people to tell you where your home has to be.
  5. If it was out of thin air I would agree. But this organization is responsible for the entire Israeli North disfunction for almost a year. Imagine the northest 15 states of the US unlivable for a year without any solution in sight.
  6. Bouncing my message up because of the new page. Costed me efforts after all (:
  7. To that level? Just because of a debatebly darkish attack some seniors decided on? What the society and people that been killed has to do with those decisions? (I am not saying you necessarily think that way but I emphasize this to show my point)
  8. I can agree to some of that. I think the bippers and pagers attack can be fruitfull IF will be utilized now to critically damage Hezbollah capabilities in further attacks when they are in chaos. But just this attack by its own - not necessarily smart. There are claims say that Israel wanted to to this attack in another time (out of a more strategical thinking i assume) but been exposed so had to use it now. Anyway I have no big expectation from this mentally disabled government and maybe there are smarter ways to deal with Hezbollah. The west is indeed evil in many areas like part of western medicine and the attitude towards long term health and really many things. It is still mostly orange after all. I am not sure though the last attack is the best example for that because it has a role in a more complex context of survival concerns we might not know it fully. Days will reveal us the answers.
  9. There is something to it. Right. In the other hand who can promise us a technological protection again mass invasion? If there is something oct7 taught us is that technology alone is unreliable. Hezbollah unlike Israeli seniors has no problem to kill thousands of innocent civilians in the other side intentionally for its own sake, unless it is significantly dettered and knows there are prices to its actions. Hezbollah forces are way more experienced, professional and numerous than hamas. All the technology in the world US can provide us might not be enough. You cannot take more chances after what happened.
  10. The attitude of just let be like them and make them drag us to their own level is a stupid attitude. So this claims are pointless. We want to be way moral than them always.
  11. Ok but any other tactic to chase Hezbollah would automatically be MUCH LESS surgical (you know, the classic way from the air etc) then isn't there something unjust to immediately blame Israel on the current one? And by the way the amount of explosive matter is pretty tiny and the proof is that most or a very big % of Hezbollah memeber the devices were in their hands were wounded and not killed. So the risk to the surroindings is the tiniest possible in relation to any other option. Anyway if we want objective comparison then lets see how much civilian casualities will be here.
  12. How is it indiscriminate? Those explosions are all in the jeans pockets of Hezbollah members only.
  13. But this is against Hezbollah members. What is Israel supposed to do when 100,000s Israelis are displaced from the north due to non stop attacks from Hezbollah for 11 months? To not attack back its members? According to this logic, Israel is never allowed to do anything in response and northern Israel resident will never come back to their homes.
  14. @Raze This is more accurate and surgical than anything you will ever see or maybe even ever seen in any war. But of course, nothing is surgical enough when you hate the attacker.
  15. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C_-Qh5BgZwk/?igsh=MTVvM21xdmltdHMxdA==
  16. Give YOUR opinion about yourself the main weight, but also try to see others perspectives and learn from those from a more intellectual way but not take it to your heart. This is just their opinion influenced by their own psychological complexities.
  17. OK, stage Turquoise has some decent overlap with Purple.
  18. @zurew Can you explain what you meant in other words?
  19. Your brain, like everyone else's, is structured to a unique spiritual path. What are your most profound desires? What are your main fears and insecurities? Deal with all that directly, in your phase you can handle and in a way you decide is the best. Be in a curious investful attitude and you can learn something new every day just from your mind alone. You can get help from external sources too, but put your mind in the top priority.
  20. I would not recommend abrupt quitting but if you choose this then track your feeling carefully every day you can even measure them from 1 to 10 and be aware of trends. Yes you are right doctors don't know how to approach mental conditions in a constructive way.