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@beepboop204

Жыл бұрын

🙃🙃🙃

@bits_for_bytes

Жыл бұрын

And this, children was the story of how Pres K was “silenced”, and by whom.

@omarlittle-hales8237

Жыл бұрын

Salam, Shalom, Peace. Paul And Barnabas Were Sworn Enemies, As Barnabas Didn't Agree With Paul's Psychopathic Path, Taking The Gospel Towards Polytheism. The Gospel Of Barnabas Was Bared By The Vatican, Is Actually Monotheistic. Early Sabaean [Monotheistic Christian Sect], Used To Perform The Hajj At Becca [Mecca], Along With The Jews. Even Moses Performed The Hajj. The Rabbi's State That Moses Is Mentioned In Torah, But Moses Was Given The Torah, There Is No Need To Mention His Coming, If He Is Already There. Thus The Torah Mentions The Coming Of Prophet Muhammad. Even The Gospel Of Barnabas Mentions Prophet Muhammad. The Hindu Vedas Is Monotheistic, Banning All Forms Of Idols, Prophet Muhammad Is Also Mentioned By Name Within Vedas. Modern Hindu's Follow The Guru Books, Taking Them Towards Polytheism. The Pandits Have Banned Hindu's From Reading The Vedas. The Zoroastrian Avesta, Also Mentions The Coming Of Prophet Muhammad. The Polytheists Were Envious Of The Kaaba In Ancient Times, Thus They Build Replica Kaaba's, To Compete With Becca [Mecca]. Eventually The Polytheists Took Control Of The Kaaba, Placing 360 Idols Within. They Allowed The Sabaeans [Monotheistic Christian Sect] To Remain, But They Barred The Jews. The Jews Create A Miniature Replica Of Kaaba, Made From Leather With Scriptures Within, Leather Straps Going Around The Arms, Seven Times, Replicating The Seven Circumambulation Of The Kaaba. The Birds, Planets & Stars All Circumambulate, Thus Glorify God, For Their Very Existence. The Kaaba Was The First Temple To God, Built By Adam And His Family. Over Time It Has Been Destroyed And Rebuilt, Akin To King Solomon's Temple.

@nishantvarmaindia9267

Жыл бұрын

0०

@callummarks2080

8 ай бұрын

Interesting historical review, thanks, much appreciated. Take care. 👍

Golda Meir said: "We do not have Nuclear Bombs, but if needed we'll use them"

@gedeon2696

9 ай бұрын

"scuttlebutt" in Israel pre-6 day war was that Israel had all necessary parts & 'knowhow' to rapidly assemble nuke bombs "if needed", but none were yet made !!

@deonloots3274

9 ай бұрын

Left the world in confusion.

@frankcrozier2592

3 ай бұрын

The US played dumb but they were highly complicit don't need a long drawn out video to figure that out that colony was built on pure evil .

“We might or might not have nukes, who knows? Best not to find out” - literally Israel policies

@noname-wo9yy

11 ай бұрын

Just have a box with some radioactive material in a hanger

@kelvincunnington9052

3 ай бұрын

Deliberate ambiguity, it's a widely used tactic.

It's saving them up for the "Sampson Option".

It is funny that Ukraine was given the very same security guarantees in order to turn over their nuclear weapons. And we know how that worked out.

@deneshbhaskar8650

Жыл бұрын

Ukraine didnt want the nukes nor the price of maintaining them. It's crazy Ukraine didn't keep one nuke for deterance. Just one on a MIG 29 just incase

@baruchben-david4196

11 ай бұрын

@@deneshbhaskar8650 Something tells me Chernobyl might have soured Ukraine on nuclear stuff...

@MoreEvilThanYahweh

11 ай бұрын

@@deneshbhaskar8650 Prior to the recent war breaking out, there was some rhetoric from them (sincere or not) about restoring capability to deter/threaten Russia.

@hairypancake4425

11 ай бұрын

Funny because Ukraine military will be selling the nuke secrets day one. You might as well just give Russians & Chinese the sensitive information directly

@victoriasrnsen9826

11 ай бұрын

Ukraine newer had nuclear weapons - it was Russian weapons on Russian bases under Russian control in Ukraine.

Practically speaking, LBJ had as much religion as my dog. You trusted him at your own peril. I worked in the nuclear weapons field for the American military in the early 1970s. It was no big secret that the Israelis had nukes and would use them if facing defeat from the Arab armies. The information we were given is that the Israelis put the weapons out where the US satellites and U2s could see them. Excellent presentation.

@iguanapete3809

Жыл бұрын

What! Put the what????

@F_Tim1961

Жыл бұрын

@@iguanapete3809 During the 73 YK war, missiles that could have been N-armed were moved out of their bunkers. The original poster used extremely loose language which is probably evidence of a poorly remembered fact. Some Israeli weapons are likely 40 kT versions of Fat Man but reduced in size. Other ones likely use Tritium for boosted output. Presumably the Tritium is produced at Dimona by neutron irradiation of deuterium bought elsewhere, possibly from a hydropower country. How were the early bomb designs tested ? It's clear they were not. South AFrica may have conducted a single test in the atmosphere of a bomb for another country, but SA never did extensive underground testing. This raises the possibility that the early Israeli bombs were precise copies of an existing known good design. If that happened , the likely sources for the design would be France or the US. So far no details have emerged on this matter of where the early designs came from and how they were validated.

@yurig2530

Жыл бұрын

@@F_Tim1961 France. Israel had full access to french nuclear testing, and they participated in development of french nuclear weapons.

@F_Tim1961

Жыл бұрын

@@yurig2530 I too can read Wikipedia and came up with =According to Lieutenant Colonel Warner D. Farr in a report to the USAF Counterproliferation Center "Progress in nuclear science and technology in France and Israel remained closely linked throughout the early fifties." Furthermore, according to Farr, "There were several Israeli observers at the French nuclear tests and the Israelis had 'unrestricted access to French nuclear test explosion data.'" However this does not say that France allowed ISr scientists access t the bomb theory and construction data. That's quite a different matter. The first Fr bomb exploded in Feb of 1960. The Dimona complex was not even complete until 1962. I'm confident that this date coves only the reactor and not the solvent extraction plant for processing the irradiated Uranium.

@F_Tim1961

Жыл бұрын

@@yurig2530 IN the mid fifties Isr sent promising scientists like Y Neuman to France to study the design and operation of reactors . This was a precursor to buying one from France. You can see why the Fr nuclear industry would want to cooperate. However there is no reason that Fr would want to allow Israelis to participate in the bomb design area. the French bombs were designed to keep out 1. The German army and 2. the Russian army. What's t say that an Israeli researcher might not have pro Russian sympathies ? By 1952 the story of K . Fuchs was well known. That's not to say that individual French scientists might not have handed over specifics of their first bomb designs. But how did the Israeli nuclear industry know that these were not disinformation ? Would the Fr test an Israeli nuclear weapon for them ? It's a very expensive exercise. I doubt it. The Americans would be sure to hear of it, Ditto Moscow. There were plenty of fellow travelers in the Fr scientific establishment and government too.

We need a companion video about the South African nuclear program

@zazaza903

Жыл бұрын

Its simple we dismantle it because blacks take over the country.. imagine today this current black government have it we will explode and wanish from the map long time ago 😂😂

@skeetrix5577

Жыл бұрын

maybe he can even solve what really happened during the vela incident. because, you know, nobody really knows what really happened lol

@jeffslote9671

Жыл бұрын

@@skeetrix5577 A joint South African Isreal nuclear test

@skeetrix5577

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffslote9671 shhhhhh!!!! your not supposed to know that!!! how do you know that???? don't be surprised when the CIA fbi nsa and atf come a knockin' wanting to know who your spying for!!!

@The_New_IKB

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffslote9671 joint SA, Israel, and maybe Taiwanese

When the U.S. demobilized after WWII, peace unleashed dangerous quantities of war materiel onto the market. The War Assets Administration (WAA) oversaw sales of enormous stocks of highly specialized machinery and military equipment. WAA mandated this surplus had to be converted to civilian use or decommissioned, rendered inoperable and sold as scrap. The Haganah drive to build a self-reliant military-industrial capacity began when Ben-Gurion sent engineer Haim Slavin to New York to research modern ammunition and arms production. Slavin operated under the truism that: "It is faster and cheaper to acquire the technology of others than to develop the same capability oneself." He began researching modern arms production (with no formal authorization by the Department of War) while commissioning the design of an entirely new weapon code named "the gun" for the Haganah while searching for highly specialized WWII surplus production machinery throughout the United States. The Sonneborn network front companies, named after organizer Rudolph Sonneborn, bore innocuous names such as "Machinery Processing and Converting Company." They acquired, stored, packaged, disguised, and illegally exported U.S. military goods. Their first purchase included six tons of machinery from the Remington Arms plant in Bridgeport, CT for manufacturing .303 caliber ammunition for "the gun." The network could acquire state-of-the-art ammunition-making equipment worth hundreds of thousands of dollars at the price of $70 per ton only by promising it would be completely decommissioned. Another WAA deal routed through a friendly entrepreneur's corporation secured 200 tons of M-3 demolition explosive at the price of 10 cents per 2.25-pound block, just as the U.S. Department of State declared an embargo on all arms shipments to the Middle East. The network's core competencies involved hiding contraband until it could be shipped offshore. Sophisticated military-industrial gear was disassembled, catalogued, and disguised as civilian machinery and innocent-looking components that would make it past U.S. customs inspectors for shipment to Palestine. Ammunition and firearms were welded into the centers of giant boilers or generators, while TNT crates were stenciled with innocuous labels. From: 'Divert' by Grant F. Smith, p. 19.

Seriously good work. Nothing "Casual" about you as a historian, in my opinion after I watched this. I will subscribe, in hopes of finding similar, high quality, educational material. Thank you. Alv, Norway

Thank you for these well researched historical videos. I have quite enjoyed your work.

Exceptionally great work. Bravo.

Very good, thorough and well edited presentation. Thanks! 🎉❤

WOW! For a "casual historian" to produce such a thorough, fair and reliable 2-part report on such a highly secretive issue merits a great deal of praise and respect. A smaller kudos is also due Sam Aronow, for his broad assortment of reasonably accurate voice impersonations. Just a small error you overlooked. At 27:15, instead of Paul Warnke's statement appearing on screen, the later quote from Nixon's memoir about Nasser is posted, and it was confusing.

@user-vo2xb9de2k

6 ай бұрын

Easy transmute m into radiaton neutrons or gamma for instance niels bohr danish jew 1934 einst

"Naive even handedness"? Eisenhower forced Israel to vacate the Sinai, after the '56 war, with a promise to defend the Israeli freedom of navigation through the Strait of Tiran. Johnson in '67 reneged on the promise when nasser blockaded the Strait, an act of war.

@basedphantomlord4462

11 ай бұрын

Remember the USS Liberty. Johnson is the greatest friend Israel has ever had when it comes to US Presidents, if it wasnt for him they wouldnt be a nuclear power.

@josedorsaith5261

10 ай бұрын

Israel deliberately attacking and sinking the USS Liberty didn't help their case

@yonatanmonneler1744

9 ай бұрын

eisenhower later said he regretted backing egypt after it became an anti-west soviet ally

@michaelarmstrong5065

8 ай бұрын

Johnson had the vietnam war to contend with.I think he had to worry about american soldiers first,not many presidents since put america first.Let israel fight its own wars

@scottwolf8633

8 ай бұрын

@@michaelarmstrong5065 Are you on drugs? Johnson, a tin can, blackshoe, micromanaged a land based insurgency, to total defeat from Victory. 155, 1960's Billions of dollars wasted and 58,000+ needlessly sacrificed Lives. He put the American Fighting Man and Woman LAST. I'm betting you never served you GD civilian. Israel HAS fought its own wars and WON, unlike Us with bureaucrat, silk suited, pukes and their restrictive ROE's. They stopped Us when were winning in iraq, because, "The Highway of Death", was too unpleasant for the politician to look at. But they had no problem sending Us back for another 20+ years. Muted for being insane.

Israel has my favorite nuclear strategy. “We know you have tested a bomb. We know. Now will you admit you have them?” -“I can only answer that yes, it’s true that other countries believe we have them.”

@jtgd

Жыл бұрын

If you flip the question in general, you can escape the yes/no answer

@struesbob7493

Жыл бұрын

If they never had they wouldn't be around.

@dgurevich1

Жыл бұрын

We don't have one but when we have to, we'll use it

@johnrobert385mm

11 ай бұрын

The best ambiguious reply

@hasanpasha01

11 ай бұрын

​@@dgurevich1Iran would use it too. Barbecue the jws again 😋

Good job.I would say that you have covered the facts that you present nearly as perfect as one who is not privy to ALL of the facts which in fact makes you a decent reporter. But I look forward to seeing you uncover many of the things that are already out there. You have a very enjoyable HISTORY documentary channel! Wishing you continued success!

Absolutely a great job. Your research is incredible. No one does such proper in depth coverage as you do !

Amazing video! So well done! One small inaccuracy for your own information at 33:05 you refer to Mordechai Vanunu as a "Mizrachi" jew. While the term Mizrachi is used as an umbrella term to refer to all non-Ashkenazki Jews, particularly in Israel, the term technically means eastern and refers to Jews with patriclinial heritage (and thus the customs) from Jewish communities typically to the east of Israel. The term that would apply to the Jews of Marakesh would be Sepharadi (which is similarly used as an umbrella term for non-Ashkenazi Jews, particularly in the U.S.) which is Hebrew for Spanish, because those Jews came from Spain after the Spanish expulsion in 1492.

Never admit your power. Only show it when necessary. 🪖💣

This was soooo interesting, thank you !

Nice job on this video.

I sort of find funny how Mossad caught Vununu in a “ honey trap”. The female agent , very pretty , had a special purse which when opened as Vununu passed by , spilled its contents on the ground. Vununu , chivalrously , helped to pick up the contents. You can guess the rest

@alfredopampanga9356

11 ай бұрын

It all goes to prove the adage “ keep your penis in your pants “ if you are being chased by a spy agency. I’m looking at you Assange.

@Sedna063

11 ай бұрын

They would have taken him one way or the other. He figured he could have a nice time…

@AntonAdelson

11 ай бұрын

I wish someone bothered to catch me in a honey trap 😢

@basedphantomlord4462

11 ай бұрын

Mossad is very experienced with Honey Traps. Epstein was a Mossad agent carrying out this same type of operation.

What there is in Dimona is a small textile factory that produces blanket towels

@NewGuy478

Жыл бұрын

Yes 100%

Liked and subscribed and shared!

They can’t confirm or deny any scenarios

@dpt6849

Жыл бұрын

They are always in denial. Closeted.

I must admit that as an Israeli, I found that overview impressive.

@ebrahimmusleh

11 ай бұрын

You mean... Palestine

@eliya7775

11 ай бұрын

No, he meant Israeli

@ebrahimmusleh

11 ай бұрын

@@eliya7775 *religious crusade starts*

@thekingofthezombies4059

11 ай бұрын

@@ebrahimmuslehno he meant israel 🇮🇱

@ebrahimmusleh

11 ай бұрын

@@thekingofthezombies4059 Q: what's your favorite food from Israeli cuisine? A: none, cause Isreal doesn't exist.

we dont have nuclear bombs.but if anyone invades us we will use them

@anwarnayani5849

Жыл бұрын

??????????????????

@amosmadar4685

Жыл бұрын

😂

@B0Sajwah

11 ай бұрын

You literally invaded a land that isn't yours

@laulaja-7186

11 ай бұрын

The rumoured Japanese policy is pretty good too. “We don’t have nuclear weapons but the components are stored in close enough proximity to be assembled and used in under five minutes.”

@zarekbeck3358

2 ай бұрын

@@B0Sajwah now it's their land :D

Funny you happen to upload this vid the day l started playing MGS Peace Walker (for the first time in several years)!

Excellent scholarship. Thank you.

@Nimrodo85

7 ай бұрын

Israel never made anything public till this day. It remains unknown if or if they don’t have nuclear weapons so I’m not sure where he got his Intel about made it publicly because that never happened he’s more than welcome to test it. I’m sure that at some point someone will make a move. If Israel has them they’ll use it but keep in mind. There are two aircraft carriers waitingin the Mediterranean sea with nuclear submarines lurking below I highly doubt this is not only reliable as Palestinians saying that they have no tunnels under hospital, but if anybody would use something like that will be the Americans and the overkill they brought over

Extremely well researched presentation, thanks.

Great analysis and presentation thanks for all the research it was really great.

28:57 -- IOW, the all time classic "don't ask, don't tell"

thx for video

What nuclear weapons? You mean our textiles?

@rrt4511

Жыл бұрын

So then surely you won't be too sad when Iran acquires some textiles in the near future

@yoavmor9002

Жыл бұрын

@@rrt4511 Iran has plenty of textiles wdym they have enough. We are a small start up nation, we don't have many textile factories, what will we do without it?

@yoavmor9002

Жыл бұрын

We will have a bunch of naked tech workers running around nobody wants that

@clobar70

Жыл бұрын

@@rrt4511 Israel uses its "textiles" as a deterrent. What would Iran use them for?

@BenyKarachun

Жыл бұрын

​@@rrt4511 No no, we will send them a shipment of our textiles so they would not have to produce their own

Great vid. Never knew the Egyptians were targeting Dimona in 1967. I like that Rumsfeld quote.

@benebikwo2000

11 ай бұрын

Iron clad layers of defence must be put in place to defend Dimona. Review the threat levels in the light of Iranian supersonic missile capability. In addition, employ overwhelming power against the Ring of Fire put in place to destroy you. Enough is enough.

@deejaye2647

11 ай бұрын

​@@benebikwo2000oh yes Iran has a super sonic penis too

@058yair

9 ай бұрын

Just for general knowledge, Israel once shot down one of its fighter planes because the pilot was flying over the reactor and there was a slight suspicion that they would shoot straight away no matter what happens. If I'm not mistaken, it was in the 1967

I read that William L. Shirer book of yours in Farsi back in 1992 :)

Very interesting indeed

That was a very interesting description of the Israeli nuclear program thank you. I'm a little surprised that The Vela Incident didn't get a mention.

@mikebar42

6 ай бұрын

What Vela?... Don't say Bob...

The video is wonderful, good job. You got date of Israeli attack on the Egyptian air force wrong - it's June 5th, not June 15th. You also made a similar mistake regarding Vanunu - it's 86', not 68' Besides that - amazing research. Extremely well done

@CasualHistorian

Жыл бұрын

I know I have the years right in the script. I must have gotten them jumbled when speaking.

@dolevlitvin8904

Жыл бұрын

​​@@CasualHistorian no worries (-: You consistently create unbiased and accurate content about Israel and the Region at large, which is unfortunately quite rare on English KZread, and I personally very much respect and appreciate that. Speaking of good truthful content, I think I caught Sam Aronow's lovely voice doing a couple of accents. Am I right?

Thanks!

"...the afraidness sayed, if i pray for my enemies, we have the world with alive citizens but not with dead ambitions."

You should really have a, hundred k subs by now. Happy Easter C.S.

Wonderful video. I'm looking forward to watching your video on the Six Day War (and maybe also the war of Yom Kippur, which is actually today, as I'm writing this). Thank you for all your hard work and for properly representing my country of Israel. Edit: just subscribed

@mintrendsan1819

8 ай бұрын

Ya, Israel can have atomic bombs and Iran cannot have atomic bombs? Why? Any reasons? Did the USA god say Israel can and Iran cannot?

@yasminni485

8 ай бұрын

@@mintrendsan1819 because Israel can be trusted a lot more than Iran. Because Iran is funding most of the terrorist groups in the middle east (including Hamas, Hezbollah, Fatah, the Houthis in Yemen, etc.) and they have vowed to destroy Israel - while Israel has only wanted peace. Because Israel has done more for the planet than you know. Because Iran is well known for having no human rights. Need I go on? You should learn some history before you speak. it makes you look ignorant.

@rezvital9061

7 ай бұрын

WOW YOU PREDICT A WAR 2 WEEKS AGO...

@yasminni485

7 ай бұрын

@@rezvital9061 "know thy enemy" has never been more true or important

@samwise1790

6 ай бұрын

@@mintrendsan1819 mostly this is because Iran under the current regime has vowed to destroy the state of Israel, in tandem with the fact that Iran and Saudi governments hate each other, so Iran getting a nuclear weapon would mean Saudi Arabia would also get one (this is the Saudi govt official policy), and if Saudi arabia gets a nuclear weapon, other states will likely try as well; the Saudis having nuclear weapons also means they can apply both petroleum and nuclear blackmail without recourse for those affected. Its complicated, but the fact that Israel didnt use nuclear weapons during the Yom kippur war is pretty good evidence that they exhibit good judgement and will only resort to them in an existential crisis, which is also the position and strategy of other 'responsible' nuclear powers.

This was very well done. i have subscribed. Thank You

I now can see how the military came up with “don’t ask, don’t tell” when it came to gay soldiers. The higher ups that were old enough were probably saying, “hey, it works with Israel’s nukes!”

@sheltr9735

Жыл бұрын

@@dpt6849 Hey li'l fascist Your thousand-year reich didn't even last for ten years! Meantime, Israel goes from strength to strength Suck on that, hater LOL

@gedeon2696

9 ай бұрын

"Don't ask, Don't tell" was military 'policy' even BEFORE WW1 !!

No matter your opinions about Rumssfeld, the man has some great quotes.

@AntonAdelson

11 ай бұрын

The guy might be a c*** but a highly reasonable c***!

@bernardkroeger4045

9 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. I'm no fan of his but one has to laugh all the same.

great content!!

Just a curiosity question. Are you related to The History Guy? Love the info!

ive never used something advertised in a youtube video

@richbrockmeier3922

Жыл бұрын

Correct. I absolutely REFUSE.

Your drawing of a fighter is an F-18, not a Phantom. The F-18 (currently in service with the U.S. Navy) has never been used by Israel.

@Orangefan77

11 ай бұрын

It's an F-16. Which has been used by Israel. Still not an F-4 though.

Thanks :)

Excellent exposition. Amazing detail not found elsewhere

As someone old enough to remember the 1970s onward, "Paul Warnke"is pronounced "Paul Worn key" or Paul Warn key". Great video, as usual.

@HRM.H

Жыл бұрын

No, it isnt pronounced as WarnKey. Thats the WRONG americanized pronunciation. The name is isnt American. Stop trying to correct other people when you dont know how to pronounce it yourself...

Rumsfelds answer is epic .. and a bit Israeli in its report

39:15 haha what is Mr Beat doing here?

20:30 No that is an opinion without backing it. The primary reason as the quote says was shipping. In particular oil shipping through the Tiran strait, where 90% of Israels oil imports came through. Israel had to strike to not stop working at all in a matter of weeks. Egypt blocked the Tiran strait 22/23 May 1967, which was the single most important reason to mobilize in disregard of civilian life and strike preemtively in June. Other important factors were Nassars troops at the border of Israel and Iraqi build up in Jordan ready to strike too.

Jfk was all style. Johnson was all substance. Johnson didn't have a strict ideology. It was Johnson who forced thru congress all of kennedys so far stalled agenda. The man could turn chicken shit into chicken salad. So it's no surprise Johnson overlooked Israel's maneuvering. He was a realist while the Kennedys were optimist. Nothing wrong with that. Optimism allows for the birth of an idea but facing reality is what that ideas success depends on.

“They still have them, and even newer ones.”

Very good investigation on the topic, one of the best.

France helped Israel with its nuclear program.

@mauricecohen3830

11 ай бұрын

True, that part is missing from the video.

@DanielS-zq2rr

7 ай бұрын

He talked about France in the previous part to this video

Dude, didn't try to do a Kennedy voice.

@colleenpeck6347

Жыл бұрын

No Boston accent!

Donald Rumsfield response was funny! 😅

"With great power comes great responsibility" - Uncle Ben

I knew almost nothing about the Israeli nuclear program going into this video, so thank you for expanding my knowledge base. It's a topic I was wanting to know more about. God be with you out there everybody. ✝️ :)

@StoneInMySandal

10 ай бұрын

It’s that god stuff that is responsible for this disaster.

@Numba003

10 ай бұрын

@@StoneInMySandal Please don't blame God for the mistakes that people make.

@StoneInMySandal

10 ай бұрын

@@Numba003 Like involving God in their politics, laws, and societies? God is complicit by his silence.

@Numba003

10 ай бұрын

@@StoneInMySandal So you do believe in God but are angry at Him because He hasn't intervened?

@StoneInMySandal

10 ай бұрын

@@Numba003 The only angry people seem to be the ones who harm others on behalf of their god.

For the algorithm

Why did you not properly deinterlace your source material, like the one seen at 33:25?

a thourougful lecture

The strategy is a smart one, they don't confirm or deny that they have nukes!

One of those last quotes "the Jews have lived anywhere, so a Jewish state is not necessary" is such a ridiculous thought. Please explain to me why Jews were in diaspora to begin with (it wasn't a choice). Then, please explain the awful treatment of Jews in those places we lived, including the levant before Israel was founded. If we weren't trying to be exterminated all the time, maybe we wouldn't find it necessary. And finally, why are Palestinians uniquely deserving of a state but Jews aren't? I don't understand the logic at all except if it were antisemitism...

@gedeon2696

9 ай бұрын

Palestine was the name of the region given by ROME. Before the roman conquest of the region, there was NO SUCH THING AS PALESTINE. And, why between 1948 and 1967, when the 'west bank' was under arab control, not a single word was heard about a 'palestinian state'. It ONLY suddenly started after the 6-day war.

My neighbor told me they are mostly hidden in commercial public storage Units throughout bronx and queens Ny And also near Taco Bells throughout the northeast Under their parking lots

The Problem With Nuclear Detonation, Is That It's 99% Physical Deterrent, And 1% Radiation Fallout, Which Ruins Land.

uploaded 44 seconds ago.... 7 views.... damn

Noticed in your set that I think you have one of the same books on nazi Germany that I do. The one with a massive swastika on the spine, and if it the same as mine, front. I keep mine in a very specific angle and position so people don’t just see a book with a swastika on my shelf and start making assumptions…

And now they have The Sampson Option. Smh

😂😂😂😂😂 that advertisement

Never again is not just a cheap slogan, it is backed up by hundreds of nuclear tipped Jerichos. Gd bless israel.

@omarlittle-hales8237

Жыл бұрын

Salam, Shalom, Peace. Paul And Barnabas Were Sworn Enemies, As Barnabas Didn't Agree With Paul's Psychopathic Path, Taking The Gospel Towards Polytheism. The Gospel Of Barnabas Was Bared By The Vatican, Is Actually Monotheistic. Early Sabaean [Monotheistic Christian Sect], Used To Perform The Hajj At Becca [Mecca], Along With The Jews. Even Moses Performed The Hajj. The Rabbi's State That Moses Is Mentioned In Torah, But Moses Was Given The Torah, There Is No Need To Mention His Coming, If He Is Already There. Thus The Torah Mentions The Coming Of Prophet Muhammad. Even The Gospel Of Barnabas Mentions Prophet Muhammad. The Hindu Vedas Is Monotheistic, Banning All Forms Of Idols, Prophet Muhammad Is Also Mentioned By Name Within Vedas. Modern Hindu's Follow The Guru Books, Taking Them Towards Polytheism. The Pandits Have Banned Hindu's From Reading The Vedas. The Zoroastrian Avesta, Also Mentions The Coming Of Prophet Muhammad. The Polytheists Were Envious Of The Kaaba In Ancient Times, Thus They Build Replica Kaaba's, To Compete With Becca [Mecca]. Eventually The Polytheists Took Control Of The Kaaba, Placing 360 Idols Within. They Allowed The Sabaeans [Monotheistic Christian Sect] To Remain, But They Barred The Jews. The Jews Create A Miniature Replica Of Kaaba, Made From Leather With Scriptures Within, Leather Straps Going Around The Arms, Seven Times, Replicating The Seven Circumambulation Of The Kaaba. The Birds, Planets & Stars All Circumambulate, Thus Glorify God, For Their Very Existence. The Kaaba Was The First Temple To God, Built By Adam And His Family. Over Time It Has Been Destroyed And Rebuilt, Akin To King Solomon's Temple.

@arifahmedkhan9999

11 ай бұрын

Once again is also just not a Slogan it is backen up by 2 billion people and 100s of nukes

@TitanMoon746

11 ай бұрын

@Arif Ahmed Khan Israel has more nukes than Pakistan. Pakistan has no intention to attack Israel at all and Pakistan does not have sufficient delivery systems. Plus, most Muslims would never engage in war against israel. They simply would not want to get involved in a war with Israel. Arab armies lost every war against Israel.

I somehow missed this video's release, which is really embarrassing since it features my voice lmao

Son go take a long walk in the sunshine, you sure your not sick, you look sick. Lol Great video my friend, thank you for the investment you made concerning this professional presentation...love yall

Oh a video before Easter nice happy Easter everyone

Excellent content. They may have built and even tested a weapon in the 1960’s-70’s, but without a significant stockpile maintenance program, there is no way those are still viable today. Those things do not age well.

@theprogressivecynic2407

9 ай бұрын

True, but they almost certainly have a maintenance program to continuously modernize their nukes. Such a program would be black-budget, undisclosed, and subject to information control by the Mossad, so the odds of anybody leaking specifics on it are minimal.

@samwise1790

6 ай бұрын

Thats part of the deterrence. If you dont acknowledge their existence and necessarily dont acknowledge their maintenance, hostile nations are denied cassus belli for war to de-nuclearize israel, while also having to consider the odds that they could be used in any war which rises to the level of 'existential threat' to the state of Israel. Basically they have to ask themselves 'do I feel lucky?'

Was the promise 'not to introduce' nukes, or to not be the 1st to USE nukes? I've always understood it to be the latter, and one of my uni profs was Norman Rose on secondment from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Plus, who's translating your Hebrew?

@CasualHistorian

Жыл бұрын

Ben-Gurion and Eshkol initially said "not first" but the agreement was cemented as "not to introduce." I'm not reading anything in Hebrew. All Hebrew text in the video is either from the Wikipedia article about the thing, or Google Translate when said thing didn't have a Wikipedia page.

@thebigdawgj

Жыл бұрын

@@CasualHistorian >using Google Translate and not hiring a native speaker You're never going to get accurate translations if you use that app.

@omarlittle-hales8237

Жыл бұрын

Salam, Shalom, Peace. Paul And Barnabas Were Sworn Enemies, As Barnabas Didn't Agree With Paul's Psychopathic Path, Taking The Gospel Towards Polytheism. The Gospel Of Barnabas Was Bared By The Vatican, Is Actually Monotheistic. Early Sabaean [Monotheistic Christian Sect], Used To Perform The Hajj At Becca [Mecca], Along With The Jews. Even Moses Performed The Hajj. The Rabbi's State That Moses Is Mentioned In Torah, But Moses Was Given The Torah, There Is No Need To Mention His Coming, If He Is Already There. Thus The Torah Mentions The Coming Of Prophet Muhammad. Even The Gospel Of Barnabas Mentions Prophet Muhammad. The Hindu Vedas Is Monotheistic, Banning All Forms Of Idols, Prophet Muhammad Is Also Mentioned By Name Within Vedas. Modern Hindu's Follow The Guru Books, Taking Them Towards Polytheism. The Pandits Have Banned Hindu's From Reading The Vedas. The Zoroastrian Avesta, Also Mentions The Coming Of Prophet Muhammad. The Polytheists Were Envious Of The Kaaba In Ancient Times, Thus They Build Replica Kaaba's, To Compete With Becca [Mecca]. Eventually The Polytheists Took Control Of The Kaaba, Placing 360 Idols Within. They Allowed The Sabaeans [Monotheistic Christian Sect] To Remain, But They Barred The Jews. The Jews Create A Miniature Replica Of Kaaba, Made From Leather With Scriptures Within, Leather Straps Going Around The Arms, Seven Times, Replicating The Seven Circumambulation Of The Kaaba. The Birds, Planets & Stars All Circumambulate, Thus Glorify God, For Their Very Existence. The Kaaba Was The First Temple To God, Built By Adam And His Family. Over Time It Has Been Destroyed And Rebuilt, Akin To King Solomon's Temple.

@MehWhatever99

11 ай бұрын

I think the genius of the statement is that it is vague enough that different groups can understand it the way they want.

I need this video in Spanish for my dad, it is very interesting

As an Israeli, I find this video accurate and informative. It was a pleasure to watch. Just a minor comment: you struggle with the Israeli names. You know, their pronunciation is well-documented- either the Hebrew one or the somewhat skewed English version. You made up your own version for Golda Meir, Aba Eben and more. I mean. as a channel owner myself (obviously with another user...haha...) I find that proper spelling and pronunciation of names to be a major effort to tackle. p.s. I'm not here for complaining. If you want to have a short call, reply to this message and I will reach out.

@scottgleeson4905

4 ай бұрын

Ah yes, pronunciation. Personally, as a college professor, I have found it possible to consistently pronounce things properly in a maximum of around five languages. At the sixth or seventh language, everyone seems to start to fail!

The status of ambiguity must be preserved no matter the circumstances. If possible, add more warheads. Never disclose. The world is full of deception and pacifism.

Interesting video but I'm not sure about claiming Nasser chose to go to war, he was defeated after a successful surprise attack. The timing for an Egyptian attack wouldn't have made sense with forces deployed in Yemen and at one point you state Nasser knew of nuclear weapons and later that he did not.

@Bolognabeef

Жыл бұрын

So if he didn't want to go to war why did he close the straits of Tiran which was considered as a casus belli since '56? Why did he mass troops along the border? Why did he create an offensive alliance with Jordan and Syria? Why did he send home the UNEF? Why did his politicians and main newspaper say that they'll "drive the Jews to the sea" and they'll "free Palestine from the river to the sea"?

@mrmr446

Жыл бұрын

@@Bolognabeef Politicians say all kinds of nonsense, always have, always will. Had Nasser attempted to enforce the blockade that would have been an act of war, this was suggested as a first move but rejected to keep the element of surprise. Egypt had been invaded by Israel in '56 so of course troops were on the border but with the best divisions deployed in Yemen the idea that he was ready to invade is ludicrous, many of the troops in Sinai were poorly trained and offered little resistance when attacked. According to the video Nasser also knew about the nuclear bombs.

@sheltr9735

Жыл бұрын

@@mrmr446 Nobody, in any position of any responsibility, would abide your naivete. When a hostile government makes large-scale mobilizations of troops to your border, with aircraft as well, and all of which was preceded by that same hostile government having announced its intent to blockade your own state (a casus belli, in and of itself), your indecision would have invited that government (or others!) to fill the vacuum. Your approach is far too naive. Given the same situation, no responsible leaders, anywhere in the world, would, or should, allow any delay to their strong response.

@mrmr446

Жыл бұрын

@@sheltr9735 What's naïve about recognising who fire the first shot? If the self-justifying myth doesn't stand up to even light scrutiny well that would be why the decision was so controversial at the time. The idea that Israel had no choice ignores the conventional superiority it had and its' possession of nukes. Its' neighbours having hostile intent is less of a threat when they lacked the capability.

@sheltr9735

Жыл бұрын

@@mrmr446 In 1962, the U.S. was about to go to war with the U.S.S.R. over the latter's placement of missiles at a distance of 400 miles (Cuba to FLA) War was averted only because the U.S.S.R. backtracked on its threatening orientation With your approach, missiles would have to be in the air before America would have been justified in making a military response Such passivity would be malfeasance on a national level, security malpractice In 1967, the situation was more stark, since the concrete actions taken by Egypt were even more nakedly threatening to Israel After having made openly threatening statements against Israel for months, Egypt provoked war when they announced their blockade against Israel Egypt, again, provoked war when they mobilized massed forces RIGHT AT THE BORDER with Israel Each of those actions was casus belli And Egypt further provoked war by demanding the exit of U.N. peace-keeping forces Even the morass that is international law recognizes a state's right to defend itself If you're foolish enough to poke a bear, nobody's going to save you when claws are bared Note, that right exists just as much for nuclear-armed states

Thanks for making such a educational video.

This is called historiography real hermanautis ,literary criticism and epistemology of history. Todays ordinary history academics mostly not capable of.thnx for good documentary

Very interesting indeed. Israel and the US have a transanctional relation

@stevensica89

Жыл бұрын

No, it's a parasitic relationship - Israel takes from the USA and never gives. No thank you. USA citizens who support Israel need to reconsider their priorities.

@sid2112

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, that's not exactly a secret. The US/Israel alliance is public.

@basedphantomlord4462

11 ай бұрын

these days it's more like a pet/master relation

We have no bombs

@2070paradigmshift

Жыл бұрын

Doubt it. Samson option is still very much real.

Excellent coverage! Thanks + Sub

Why didn’t you mention the Vela incident?

I am not really in favour of a Death Penalty, but murder and action that would cause many Jewish deaths warrants the death penalty. I consider, therefore, that Vanunu should have been executed.

@arifahmedkhan9999

11 ай бұрын

A walking contradiction eh. Not surprising. One who accepts everything stands for nothing

Am Yisroel Chai 🇮🇱

slight correction, Officially there is no reactor, its a "textile factory"

Please make video on 1967 six day war operation focus and also on 1973 youm kippor war

@CommissarVito

9 ай бұрын

There’s some good Al Jazeera and I believe DW documentary ones on all thst

@Shakeelkhan-qz3ob

9 ай бұрын

@@CommissarVito i already watched it. I want this channel to make its own video

Israel has shown great restraint. Why do so many hate Israel?

@mauricecohen3830

11 ай бұрын

Good question. No logical response, just same old antisemitism.

@deejaye2647

11 ай бұрын

​@@mauricecohen3830Because of the way Palestinians are treated..which is horribly

@mauricecohen3830

11 ай бұрын

@@deejaye2647 No they're not. If you shoot at a soldier or policeman, you should expect to be shot too.

@CHX_37

11 ай бұрын

Count Folke Bernadotte, Lord Moyne, Operation Susannah, intentional attack on USS Liberty, NUMEC Apollo, PA. Dozens more devious things. You just need to read more about all the demonic things they have done and are doing.

@methos4866

11 ай бұрын

​@@mauricecohen3830 if you shoot at a civilian, you should expect to be shot too.

I really like this episode a lot it was very educational I learned a lot of things about the country I was born in that I did not know thank you very much very informative

When the Jews that founded Israel said never again would the Jews be subjected to another Holocaust they meant it. Do you really think Sadat would have ever sought peace with Israel IF the Israelis hadn’t possessed nuclear weapons?

@bruble14

11 ай бұрын

Do you really think they would have any issues with people from that region if they hadn't forced their way in? It seems to me they wouldn't need a nuclear bomb if they weren't put in the most controversial place on earth and then granted protection from the only country on earth with more military budget than any other.

@mauricecohen3830

11 ай бұрын

@@bruble14 The Jews accepted the partition of their own ancestral land. The Arabs responded by invading. The final reponse will be when all of Israel's biblical land is liberated and there is no power on earth that can stop it.

@bruble14

11 ай бұрын

@@mauricecohen3830 yeah, I get it. Humans who claim to have no control over God's plan have conspired to bring out the plan that God has that they supposedly don't know about. Sounds to me like you are trying to do things that God says not to do, but sure I'm sure you're right.

@bruble14

11 ай бұрын

@@mauricecohen3830 the final response is going to be when the USA has had enough and we take back our country. Then while the we fix our own country and rebuild, Israel can fend for itself.

@mauricecohen3830

11 ай бұрын

@@bruble14 You can believe whatever you want for all I care.

Why are some of the videos heavily distorted in their width?

@CasualHistorian

11 ай бұрын

Getting around copyright detections

@RubenKelevra

11 ай бұрын

@@CasualHistorian that's fucked up that such important clips of history is still copyrighted after all this decades

This has nothing about the Nike missle system that Johnson sent to Israel and that was about 70ty warheads.