Comments by "Sim Ko" (@simko8665) on "How did ISRAEL turn the DESERT into an AGRICULTURAL POWER? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

  1. Do not show here your ignorance
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  2. Nobody stole lands from the Palestinians and Israel not getting one single Cent. Israel has enough money to finance it.
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  3. You are wrong. Not one single Cent.
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  4.  @siaulang1624  I suggest you to read the history of this region before writing foolish comments. Sorry.
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  5.  @Kalimdor199Menegroth  And never was.
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  6. Israel has an agreement with Jordan of supplying of fresh water.
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  7. No one of them died of thirst so far...
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  8. It's free Israel.
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  9. In the desert is now water and no Palestinians...
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  10. There was no such thing like Palestine. Can you show me were it was? Who was the king there? A coin?
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  11. Palestinian Oasis?? You made me laugh. Tell it to Mark Twain and other travelers who were in that "Oasis" at the 60's of the 19th Century, and wrote how it looked like.
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  12. Wrong, but I can undestand your frustration.
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  13.  @manoftoday  Your comment proves your ignorance.
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  14. 1. Jews weren't allowed to posses lands in Europe. 2. It was not stolen. It was given to them by the UN in 29.11.1947. 2a. Neighbor Arab countries could have benefit the success of Israel but they preferred do do war and not peace.
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  15. The lands were given to Israel as a present. When you start war you cannot cry that the lands were taken away from you.
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  16.  @siaulang1624  Your new comment reinforces what I said before. Learn the history and only then will you realize how wrong you are.
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  17. To Jordan.
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  18. And what are your sources for it?
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  19. I think that you are right. Israel is not a country, it's Paradise. Eat your hat.
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  20. Jordan yes, I don't think Egypt.
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  21. Your comments fits your ignorance.
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  22. Also to the Kingdom of Jordan and to the Gaza Strip among many other supplies for the citizens of Gaza like flour, Rice, olive oil, Concrete, Medicines, Electricity fruits vegetable and many more. When you hear that Gaza is under siege, you imagine a blocked area. Every day 1,500 trucks of Israeli supplies are entering Gaza.
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  23. And what's wrong with that?
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  24.  @mohamedkahin129  Where did they get it before 1967?
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  25.  @mohamedkahin129  Still it does not explain how they got water before 1967.
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  26.  @mohamedkahin129  If I'm not mistaken they were drinking Coca Cola. After they start sell Coca Cola in Israel, the Arabs boycotted Israel and started to drink Pepsi. Any way they still have lot of drinking water to share with Israel.
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  27. ​ @mohamedkahin129  If you'd just learned why this happened to them, you wouldn't have written what you wrote. Only after you've learned that you won't have to ask questions like that any more.
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  28.  @mohamedkahin129  I'll make it easier for you. I suggest you to read the short history of that region starting 1831 till 1949. After doing it you'll see that the most of the so called Palestinians arrived there together with the Jews and therefor they have no advantage upon the Jews who arrived from Europe and many others who were expelled from Arabs countries making them refugees. Not talking about the Jews who lived there for 3,250 years. Read it and get wiser.
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  29.  @mohamedkahin129  I "m also going to leave this debate, but before that only few words: All the history of this region many conquerors took over it and the locals felt they were deprived. When the Muslims invaded it, when the followers did, and now Israel did it also with no historical roots. That's the way of the world and now it's the turn of Israel. Very simple.
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  30. Nobody is stealing what he owns.
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  31. Israel has enough water and do not need to take it from others. Israel has so much of it that she even export water to Jordan.
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  32. The Mediterranean coast.
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  33. You can eat your hat.
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  34. @Elliot Mason Why should the Palestinians become rich? How come Muslims who arrived from the entire M.E. in the 19th Century became an ethnic group in that region?
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  35. @Elliot Mason Thank you for your response. Unfortunately your are barking at the wrong tree. I do not see in what way I just killed my argument and I do not see your answer to my two questions. Two remarks The name Palestine for this region was known for a neglected small part in the Ottoman Empire. You are right about the 55 years of Palestine existing. The name Palestinians as a "nation" was first given by the Mufti of Jerusalem, Hag' Amin El-Husseini in the first decades of the British Mandate and was used during the Arab revolt the British which started at 1936. The coins, banknotes and stamps issued by the British bore the name of Palestine - A"I (A"I for Erets Israel). I liked you argument and I would like to have your permission to use it against Anti Zionists. Thanks.
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  36.  @sasoikot4825  I can understand your frustration seeing Israel flourishing and getting richer every year. After Centuries of Muslim rule which turned this region from a land of milk and honey into a desert, making in a neglected region somewhere in the Ottoman Empire. Only at the time when the Jews started to return to their homeland in the 19th Century it also started to flourish again. You can read about it's condition in the books of travelers in the 19th Century especially in the book of Mark Twain describing as a land of a desert, no water, no tree, no shade, no people seeing in days, a neglected small town of Jerusalem with its beggars everywhere, sick people and misery all around. No wonder you are so frustrated. I'm sorry for you.
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  37. @Elliot MasonIt's O.K. and I thank you for letting me use your arguments to use it against those people who oppose Israel's existence. I wish you a happy new year.
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  38. @Elliot Mason 👍
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  39.  @sasoikot4825  Israel lives on their own for some decades. Not one single Cent of American tax payers. On the contrary, America saves much money by Israel. You can read the Foreign state department annual report and there you'll find how Israel is saving the US tens of Billions of US$ every year. Israel has enough money and do not need others help. Now you can eat your hat.
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  40.  @sasoikot4825  One asked his friend why is he so tired, and he answered him that he had an argument with a fool. Now I'm resting.
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  41. Didn't you understand it so far? Drain water are being purified and send to use in agriculture. Distilled water from the sea turns into drinking water and for other uses. Domestic, Industrial and other uses.
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  42. Palestinian Orchard?? You made me laugh. Tell it to Mark Twain and other travelers who visited that "Orchard" at the 60's of the 19th Century, and wrote how it really looked like.
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  43.  @raedalmaoued5104  Yes, I believe that he wrote about what he saw. If you don't, you can read other's experiences while their visits in this "Orchard" like Henry Baker Tristram from Scotland, Lyntch from GB. Authors like Gustav Plover, William Thackery, and many more. Everyone of them described his disappointment of the poor condition of this neglected region with no trees, no shades, no water. Maybe after establishments of the first Jewish villages there about 140 years ago, the condition of this land began to improve including the Arab villages after studying modern ways of Agriculture. Anyway, if it was an Orchard as you say, now it's Paradise as I say.
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  44.  @raedalmaoued5104  When people are describing a land with no trees, bold mountains, no running water, not seeing one local persons for days, sick people, beggars in every small town, robbers and more, does not make your argue true. It's very easy to describe this land a an Orchard is like describing the Pyramids as tall as Burg' Halifah.
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  45.  @raedalmaoued5104  Yes, you are right today the it's another story. Till today there are wild groves of Figs, Pomegranates and other fruit trees at the location of deserted former Palestinian villages. I say it again, if you want to know how life then really was, I recommend to read these books or at least the summaries. What's the name of the place where your family used to live? Where do you/them are living now?
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  46.  @raedalmaoued5104  Not all of them. Many of them who listened to their leaders to evacuate their homes are the majority. And yes, the others were forced to leave. 700,000 became refugees but 500,000 remained at their homes till now days.
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  47.  @siaulang1624  And this is also the way of history from the beginning. Nations invaded other's lands and after another nation and another till these very years. Now is the turn of Israel. The difference is that for Israel it is the second round. No nation in the history managed to do it. Only Israel. The first time Israel and Judea ruled there for about 1,200 years and now I expect it no less than that.
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  48. How wrong are you. Many countries over the world become desert. In Israel the desert become gardens.
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  49. That right but only in a very small area around Jaffa since they had no success in growing them in the desert as Israel is doing now.
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  50.  @semproniodensso3353  That's right, but you forgot to mention that the so called PA's has to sign a peace treaty with Israel and recognize their exitance which they deny all the last 100 years.
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  51. Think again.
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  52. Israel can make then also flourishing but they deny it and preferer to stay a desert.
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  53. It is. You can read the tour book of Mark Twain who were there and see what a neglected and poor region it was then.
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  54. Just for your knowledge. The Pipe that carried water from the Kinnereth lake will shortly led water to it.
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  55. No.
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  56. That's what you know about this issue?
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  57. 1. The lands were given to Israel as a present. When you start war you cannot cry that the lands were taken away from you. 2. Israel has enough water and does not have to steal it from others. Israel has so much of it that they export water to Jordan.
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  58. Sea water is no stolen source. That's the reason Israel is doing it, not to waist natural sources.
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  59.  @apacheglider  Are you insane? RIVERS? In Israel? In Palestine? Rivers like what? Volga? Danube? Hardly streams in Winter and dry at Summer time.
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  60. . 1.Can you tell me in what way it's an apartheid state? 2. No one single American Cent in cash. Israel has lot of money and they do not need others.
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  61.  @wesleysandel5299  I asked you for an example of apartheid and you keep repeat blaming Israel for it. Can you stand behind your words? What illegal behaving of Israel? Facts please if you can. Spreading lies in the thin air do no not make it true.
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  62.  @wesleysandel5299  Can I ask you where do you live?
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  63.  @wesleysandel5299  US Aid is only 2% of the annually Israeli budget. A drop in the sea. Israel is not getting any money as other countries do. They can use it only in the US, for Missiles, Jets and other kind of weapon. If you want to know what the US is getting back from Israel, you just have to look at the annually report of the American Foreign department. I read the edition of 2019 and I saw how much American money was saved by Israel. You will be surprised but it reaches many of Billions US$. The F-16 manufacturer said that since the 80th Israel sent to US 180 improvements of that Jet saving them years of developments and many Billions of US$. When Israel is buying from the US a kind of weapon or an American System, other countries follow knowing that they do not need to look for this kind of weapon elsewhere. Also any Billion of US$. Israel got the F-35 and was the first one to get it. Did you ask yourself why? Because Israel is the one which can test it under real conditions and offer free improvement and saving hem many Billions of US$. What about the Intelligence that Israel is giving the Americans for free saving lives and much money to the US. These are just a few examples out of many of how America benefits from Israel. Can you tell me one country which America is benefiting more? Is America paying Israel too much value? Get yourself the above Annually report and you'll be ashamed saying it. BTW. Israel has almost 200 Billion US$ and it's grow every year. Israel do not need American money. America is the one who needs Israel and willing to pay for it. You can guess now where I live but you didn't.
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  64.  @wesleysandel5299  Reading this bunch of nonsense make believe that you know nothing about Israel. Not the history of it in the last 200 years and how that region became a ground for one of the biggest conflicts of the world. Let me advise you a friendly advise. Get yourself a good history book of that region in the last 200 years beginning in 1831, sit down, relax, and start reading it. 1. You are going to be an expert of this conflict. 2. You'll stop telling lies about an issue you know nothing about. Only after that you can get back to me and discuss it.
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  65. What Jordanian land exactly?
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  66.  @calledfenrir  No one single Cent in cash. Look for that issue and you'll be wiser.
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  67.  @mottedreissig7874  The PA's have their own lands. Israel is developing its own.
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  68. As for your last comment: You can see it now in the Gaza strip after the Jewish settlers left in 2005. Flourishing Agronomic lands became a desert again. Years ago an old Arab told a Jew in Israel that "this land is not answered but to you". How true.
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  69. No need to steal PA's water. Israel is distilling about 50% of its drinking water.
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  70.  @kairaakhtar4534  As is usually done in other countries.
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  71. Israel is distilling about 50% of its water.
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  72. That's right. The same as the 22 others. Who needs one more of that kind?
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  73.  @the7screw  Supplying water to Egypt will be too big for Israel. Most of the water of the Nile is used to irrigate the fields. Israel can provide them with Desalination facilities but only for drinking water but they'll need a lot of it. If you remember, the six days war broke after the Syrian tried to block the water to the Jordan river.
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  74.  @the7screw  What didn't you find?
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  75.  @Sedna063  No. King Abdallah asked kindly PM Bennet and he said yes. After all they are neighbors. What's good for King Abdallah is also good for Israel.
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  76.  @Sedna063  Jordan has its own interior problems. That's the reason Israel is helping this country and its King.
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  77. Also today.
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  78. You are wrong. The desert areas in Israel are shrinking every year. Only in Israel there are more and more trees every year.
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  79. Yes, now everything is O.K.
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  80. What about the Muslim invasion and settlements in Israel? Under what law it was done?
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  81. You are wrong. Not since 1948 but since 1973 with other friendly countries in that area.
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  82.  @paultan6094  You can shove your head into the ground in order not to see the truth.
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  83. What about killing Israeli kids and citizens in the last war ? It's also was written in this newspaper.
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  84. The dripping technology was developed by Israelis in the early 60's. The Osmose one was developed by the Israeli Engineer Alexander Zarhin also in the early 60's. The Technology of distilling water was developed in 2000 and now Israel is distilling about 50% of its drinking water and even export water to the Jordan Kingdom.
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  85.  @zalacainbilbao  I really don't know. Maybe they had presented their own plans for it as other did but at the end the Israeli government preferred the Israeli product. It's only a suggestion since there are only two Israeli companies which are doing the job from the beginning.
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  86.  @zalacainbilbao  I do not know about it. Maybe you are right. Bottom line is that it works very well and Israel became an exporter of drinking water.
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  87.  @Ramerjameatschocolate  There wereb
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  88.  @Ramerjameatschocolate  Not exactly. The British coins and bills had a script saying "Palestina - Erets Israel" Erets means land, land of Israel. Also post stamps. I have some of them in my collection.
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  89.  @Ramerjameatschocolate  O.K., then.
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  90.  @mareksykora779  I'm not going to deny that there were some reach Arab people who lived in such places, but the majority of the people were Falahs and had measurable life. They had no fields of their own and they were vassals. Many of their babies died before reaching the age of three. In any case I suggest you to read his book and of others to see how poor was this land before the arriving of the Jews and the British.
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  91. Why? Why let innocent citizens suffer because of their leader policy?
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