reedak
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1. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that no one would stop Israel from achieving victory in its war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
"No one will stop us -- not The Hague, not the Axis of Evil and no one else. It is possible and necessary to continue until victory and we will do it," Netanyahu told a televised press conference as the war in Gaza moves into its 100th day on Sunday.....
Source Link: https://www.tbsnews.net/hamas-israel-war/israels-netanyahu-says-no-one-will-stop-us-gaza-774466
2. Poster's Comment:
No one else? Not even the United States?
His bragging comes as no surprise because of Uncle Sam's unquestioned backing of his country in the Middle East. It is reminiscent of a dog owner allowing himself to be walked by his pet in one of my tales in the "The Old Man of the Mountain".
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Perhaps decades later, a statue or sculpture of "a dog walking a man" (which may become as famous as the statue of "Baron Munchausen riding half a horse, 1811, in Bodenwerder") from my fairy tale will appear somewhere in the world.
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"No one will stop us -- not The Hague, not the Axis of Evil and no one else. It is possible and necessary to continue until victory and we will do it," Netanyahu told a televised press conference as the war in Gaza moves into its 100th day on Sunday.....
Source Link: https://www.tbsnews.net/hamas-israel-war/israels-netanyahu-says-no-one-will-stop-us-gaza-774466
2. Poster's Comment:
No one else? Not even the United States?
His bragging comes as no surprise because of Uncle Sam's unquestioned backing of his country in the Middle East. It is reminiscent of a dog owner allowing himself to be walked by his pet in one of my tales in the "The Old Man of the Mountain".
Political Satire: The Old Man of the Mountain (3)
Narrator: About half an hour later, the priest saw the middle-aged man's neighbour walking his dog near a bridge. After exchanging the usual morning greetings and bidding farewell, he continued his journey across the 200-metre-long bridge spanning a deep gorge. The bridge was made of planks...
www.houseofpolitics.com
Perhaps decades later, a statue or sculpture of "a dog walking a man" (which may become as famous as the statue of "Baron Munchausen riding half a horse, 1811, in Bodenwerder") from my fairy tale will appear somewhere in the world.
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