Comments by "Sedna063" (@Sedna063) on "Why Arab-Israeli ties are normalizing" video.

  1.  @genkiferal7178  Sure. But terrorists cannot be accepted either.
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  2.  @sm3675  Israel would like nothing more to be allies with your people. But we kindly ask you to recognise the state of Israel and the right to existance of said state. We can work something out for the Palestinians I am sure if there is a concentrated and sincere effort.
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  3. He is from Azerbaijan I believe.
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  4. Will never happen. Israel is there to stay. As for power, money, security. Have you ever heard of Maslows hierarchy of needs? Basically this is what most human people need at a fundamental level.
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  5. You are joking? I have seen a lot of salty comments.
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  6. Good thing they never did genocide. Because surely populations do look thriving with people... Stick to facts, don't do propaganda.
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  7. Actual the problem isn't banking. The problem is unemployment. Just check out how the Saudi population looks like. Very young and they want a good job with good pay to life a the expected high quality lifestyle with free education and healthcare. Now check out oil prices and decarbonisation. Those states have to quickly produce a lot of jobs for their people because you can't bloat the government sector further. Neom is seen as a way out - a lot of construction jobs and later on, jobs in trade, management and administration and private industry.
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  8.  @ourmodernlife1524  The UN doesn't have the power to decide that.
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  9. Why not? Most of them don't live in refugee camps on government handouts. Most of them have a trade or skill that could be put to good use in a city like Neom.
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  10. That canal will never get useless.
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  11. There were hardly enough German Jews left after the war. Actually almost a million Jewish Arabs settled in Israel after being expulsed from their homes. Making them semitic.
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  12. The Israelis will not intervene to save the leaders. That would be counterproductive as we learned. Israel will do what it did in the past. Stay vigilant and do it's thing.
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  13. Egypt already normalised their relationship with Israel decades ago. Although it could be called a " cold peace"; there is certainly no lost love between the population of Egypt and Israel. Plus, Egypt doesn't really have to fear Iran. They don't have a big Shia community and they are culturally founded into being Egyptians too.
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  14.  @Ash-kn8oc  as long as the Palestinians would want to destroy Israel there won’t be a solution… Be realistic
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  15.  @anonymousdude5550  Maybe don’t attack Israeli citizens? What about those gunmen, about the knife attacks? And if you don’t even acknowledge us, why would we even care what you think? Weirdly though, the Israeli government treats muslims better than some muslim government their others… Come to think of it, Muslims never acknowledge their treatment of other religions and sects but only ever look at external players - never an introspective honest acknowledgment. How does Saudi teeat Shia? Iran and Christians (they are discriminated against), what about Pakistan and Ahhmaddiya and Bahai‘i? Fix your own countries first and their problems with religious discrimination before blaming Israel which is not perfect but allows every religion to live in peace
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  16. 1. There are refugees but most of them are descendents of refugees. The fact that they are still counted as refugees should be an embarassment for any Arab nation. Most refugees historically never returned home and there was historically never a right to return. 2. Most of the counted Arab refugees were in fact not land owners or natives to Palestine. 3. I agree that the situation is not ideal. But unless Palestinians cannot agree with Israelis on a deal, Israel won't budge. Palestinians to this date do not recognise Israel as a legitimate state. Why would Israel treat hostiles well?
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  17. I would say they have the biggest support in Pakistan.
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  18.  @AaAa-fi8yw  Israel would love to leave this behind them. But right now I don't see a sincere effort on both sides, since nobody trusts the other side. You have Hamas in Gaza which wants to destroy Israel. In West Bank the increasingly corrupt administration is an aged group of not functioning functionaires without any legitimacy. I really don't see a partner that would be willing to change status quo. The powerful on both sides don't want to risk it.
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  19. Actually it did. China is loudly bragging about military strength but so far did not use it. If you look at the conflicts of past, the world is much more at peace than it used to be.
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  20.  @cocasal001  Doubt you can compare Chinas demographics with Germany's. China mostly has 1 children per family. They don't want their kids dead for some conflict.
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  21. None of this is true.
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  22. Why would they need to develop nuclear weapons? Plus, if they nuke Israel they get nuked too.
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  23.  @looinrims  It is falling already. And according to polls, it will seem likely that it continues to fall.
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  24. It's Erdogan. He is increasingly trying to distract the Turkish people from the economic crisis that has plagued the country for a few years now. High inflation, high unemployment.
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  25. Even dictatorships and absolute monarchies care about the opinion. Hence why they so closely censor the media and persecute free thinkers.
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  26. You would wonder what can happen within a few generations. 100 years ago Germans and French couldn't sit next to each other lest they attack each other. Both sides swore eternal vengeance. Now they are best buddies.
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  27. Palestinians are not Arab governments though.
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  28. Based on your comment, I am sure that many people would hesitate to announce this to you that they support Israel. So sad when people can't use their brain and must see everything as treason.
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  29. Which UN resolutions? There are many out there and frankly, many of them are outdated. Get to the negotiation table and find a constructive solution for everyone.
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  30. There are some settlers who would want to construct the Temple but most Israelis don't. Plus it would never ever be built anyway. Israel would love nothing more to end the conflict, but as long as basic Israeli demands aren't met they have no reason to quit. Just as you want your Mosque, the Israelis want access to Temple Mount precisely because it was their holiest site. And that hasn't been possible for Jews in the past. If I remember correctly the formation of Pakistan and India lead to several million expelled people on each side... Just like Israel. But I agree. Jerusalem is such a special city, neither side should have single administration. They should form a UN admin for Jerusalem and a joint comission for the holiest sites.
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  31. And how are Jews treated in Arab lands?
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  32. She wasn't a princess though. She was a commoner.
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  33. Well yes but actually it goes deeper. Have you looked at a population map there recently? That part of the world is full of young adults that all want and need a good paying job and financial security. Development doesn't happen all that well if you spend your time unproductively against a foe you can't win and which could be used much more productively. And with rapid decarbonisation, the business model of those countries is abhorrently close to failure. So they need all the money from western investors and those guys don't like investment in conflict zones all that much.
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  34. Which is quite sad. Dislike the politics, not the people.
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  35.  @abdullahrakin4296  Actually the Jews never saw themselves as superior. That was the Nazi German regime. Israel managed to exist without US help for their first 20 years. They will continue to exist in the future.
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  36.  @user-fj8ks8ri6o  Debt isn't a problem as long as you can counterfinance the debt. And there are significant assets in the US that the US could tax.
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  37. That works for Dubai but not necessarily for Saudi Arabia. Each country needs to individually assess strengths and weaknesses, not just follow Dubai. Jordan for example already has a quite diversified economy, that can be strengthened. Saudi Arabia got a larger population and you can only do so much commerce. They need something that can employ lots of people.
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  38. Thing is, even aggressive dictatorships are typically very mindful of their constituents as they are not legitimised and their rule is one of strength.
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  39. It's 20% at best. Not 50.
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  40. You give far too much credit to Israel and the CIA... Nothing is eternal.
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  41. Israel isn't an enemy of Europe. It is an important trading partner, it is a free nation. You don't know history do you? Jews left Europe largely because Europeans decided they should be exterminated by a genocide! Such revisionist history from people like you... The most wealthy spot? Ahahaha. Most people in this part of the world make 3000$ annually and unemployment is high.
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  42.  @peraltaisrael2598  Western allies: Technology, Science... n
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