Comments by "Adam Redwine" (@adamredwine774) on "How Israeli 3-Phase Invasion Plan Unfolds" video.

  1. I appreciate your informative videos. Sending my thanks from southern Israel.
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  2. Thank you. We love India.
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  4.  @enriqueperalta6059  Israel and Israelis love India. Something like 20% of the population of Israel have lived in India for at least half a year. It is extremely common to go there for extended trips. There are also extensive business and academic ties. India has one of the oldest Jewish communities outside of the Middle East.
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  5.  @enriqueperalta6059  My country is a parliamentary democracy. That means that the government is a coalition of members of parties that get the most votes. In the most recent election, I voted for the party led by Yair Lapid who is not a member of the current government. In previous elections, I have voted for Benny Gantz who has joined the temporary "war cabinet." This new coalition started after the war and have agreed to pass only legislation relevant to the current war. Along with Gantz comes Gadi Eisencott; both of whom were former secretary of defense. Netanyahu did not put the most extreme members of his coalition on the war cabinet. I think that the current mix is appropriate and I am confident there will be an election with far reaching consequences shortly after the war is over.
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  6.  @enriqueperalta6059  >1. Young Israelis are famous for traveling the world after they do their required time in the army. Correct. And a huge portion of them go to India. >2. India has 'one of the oldest' for everything, including thousands of years of research and learning. Israel is a hi-tech hub, they would be daft not to have ties. Of course. >You used the pray hands and supplication tile along with the tetragrammaton and even a minora, yes they are symbols of Jewish faith but in this context you are invoking the orthodox that effectively rule the country. Nope. I didn't. You're misreading the usernames. >That question, specifically. Ask them that. Why... do you think I should ask foreigners who runs my country? I think you are very confused.
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