Comments by "" (@ahmeda.3198) on "Israeli opposition politicians react to Netanyahu scandal over leaked documents" video.

  1. These guys are both wearing yellow ribbons, is that to show solidarity with the hostages? If so, at this point in, we know it is all for show. Nobody lifting a finger for the hostages, and some people actively sabotaging attempts to get them released, but everybody making a show of these yellow ribbons.
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  2. This sounds like a mixture between German and French. The language, the culture and sensibilities, and even the people are all derived from Europe. This is an extension of Europe imposed upon the Middle East.
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  3. @ This language was created maybe one hundred years ago. It seems to be ‘backward compatible’ with Biblical Hebrew, and I heard some words which are common in Arabic, but the pronounce them differently. Otherwise, to me, this does not sound like the Arabic language. It may also be that for many people, this is not their native tongue, but rather a European language is, and I am hearing a European accent when they speak. I think it’s just that the language was based off a European language but has some backward compatibility with original Hebrew. I’m not certain. Aside from the language, the society is culturally European. That’s a point well made in the hour long Ilan Pape interview they just posted to this channel. He says that these settler colonies (Israel, the US Australia, NZ, Canada), were founded by Europeans to let Europe for whatever reason, and then tried to recreate a European society outside of Europe. That is Israel, and also these other places.
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  4.  @ScapoloMichael  ❤️
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  5. We have been saying since the very beginning that these people do not care about the hostages. They recently assassinated the lead negotiator from the Palestinian side, and then the head of Hezbollah who was ready to declare a cease fire. How deep in denial do people have to be such that they continue to accept that this lunatic state is totally out of control.
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  6. @ You can hear these syllables like the ‘eeem’ pronounced by the first speaker. In Arabic we have a Kha sound, but it’s not so prominently like every other word, and people don’t struggle to pronounce it like what seems to be happening here. Otherwise, this does not sound anything like Arabic to me. It maybe that these are native German or French speakers who speak Hebrew with a foreign accent. But this Modern Hebrew was recently built from the ground up, and I suspect it is based on European languages, perhaps even Yiddish.
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