Die Hisbollah stimmt zu
Allahs Finger is ab
Die Eier Sind weg
Er kann nie wieder eine Waffe abfeuern u auch keine Kinder Zeugen die Waffen abfeuern
Er lebt ... u wird nie wieder kämpfen können obwohl er will
Er hätte niemals aufgehört zu kämpfen
Daher nahm man ihm das was ihn zum Kämpfer macht um seinen kampfeswillen endgültig zu brechen
Versteht mich nicht falsch
Auch die Israelischen Toten Soldaten sind ein Preis der gezahlt werden muss das sie lernen das krieg auch Verlust bedeutet u das durch alle Familien geht
Beide Seiten lernten das es im Krieg eigentlich nie einen Sieger gibt
Eigentlich verlieren immer beide
Aber dadurch lernen sie als Volk das es andere Wege geben muss ...
Warum kämpfen wir ?
Um das kämpfen für immer zu beenden
Jetzt ist dort unten endlich ruhe
Zum ersten Mal seit dem Ende von Osmanen Reich sind sich dort unten alle einig
So wie es war geht es nicht
Wenn wir was ändern dann gleich überall u machen es richtig damit der ganze Kriegs Unfug aufhören kann
Allahs Finger is ab
Die Eier Sind weg
Er kann nie wieder eine Waffe abfeuern u auch keine Kinder Zeugen die Waffen abfeuern
Er lebt ... u wird nie wieder kämpfen können obwohl er will
Er hätte niemals aufgehört zu kämpfen
Daher nahm man ihm das was ihn zum Kämpfer macht um seinen kampfeswillen endgültig zu brechen
Versteht mich nicht falsch
Auch die Israelischen Toten Soldaten sind ein Preis der gezahlt werden muss das sie lernen das krieg auch Verlust bedeutet u das durch alle Familien geht
Beide Seiten lernten das es im Krieg eigentlich nie einen Sieger gibt
Eigentlich verlieren immer beide
Aber dadurch lernen sie als Volk das es andere Wege geben muss ...
Warum kämpfen wir ?
Um das kämpfen für immer zu beenden
Jetzt ist dort unten endlich ruhe
Zum ersten Mal seit dem Ende von Osmanen Reich sind sich dort unten alle einig
So wie es war geht es nicht
Wenn wir was ändern dann gleich überall u machen es richtig damit der ganze Kriegs Unfug aufhören kann
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Der Verlag Weltbild
Die Zeitung Welt & Bild
Erschuffen das Weltbild vieler deutscher
Filme sowie die täglichen Zeitung prägten ...
Dokumentation waren sehr prägend
Die Frage ist immer
Wie haben Sie es gemacht
Die Massen zu verarschen
Die Zeitung Welt & Bild
Erschuffen das Weltbild vieler deutscher
Filme sowie die täglichen Zeitung prägten ...
Dokumentation waren sehr prägend
Die Frage ist immer
Wie haben Sie es gemacht
Die Massen zu verarschen
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Veikko aka Son Go Q
Wer Anmerkungen hat was noch fehlt Einfach verlinken im Chat u Ideen schreiben Was definiert heute das Weltbild Früher waren es noch Bücher Heute ist es Disney u Museum die das Weltbild prägen ;) Also grübelt mal mit was noch drauf muss ;)
Experten Kindergarten Schule Studium bis TV
Mainstream führt zu Weltbild
Wenn der History Channel sagt das es so war dann war es so xD
Mainstream führt zu Weltbild
Wenn der History Channel sagt das es so war dann war es so xD
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The idea of a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians has never seemed more futile than in the months since Oct. 7, 2023. But maybe that opens the door to a new way of achieving peace.
“We want cooperation with Israel,” says Sheikh Wadee’ al-Jaabari, also known as Abu Sanad, from his ceremonial tent in Hebron, the West Bank’s largest city located south of Jerusalem. “We want coexistence.” The leader of Hebron’s most influential clan has said such things before, as did his father. But this time is different. Sheikh Jaabari and four other leading Hebron sheikhs have signed a letter pledging peace and full recognition of Israel as a Jewish state. Their plan is for Hebron to break out of the Palestinian Authority, establish an emirate of its own, and join the Abraham Accords
“We want cooperation with Israel,” says Sheikh Wadee’ al-Jaabari, also known as Abu Sanad, from his ceremonial tent in Hebron, the West Bank’s largest city located south of Jerusalem. “We want coexistence.” The leader of Hebron’s most influential clan has said such things before, as did his father. But this time is different. Sheikh Jaabari and four other leading Hebron sheikhs have signed a letter pledging peace and full recognition of Israel as a Jewish state. Their plan is for Hebron to break out of the Palestinian Authority, establish an emirate of its own, and join the Abraham Accords
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The letter is addressed to Israeli Economy Minister Nir Barkat, a former mayor of Jerusalem, who has brought Mr. Jaabari and other sheikhs to his home and met with them more than a dozen times since February. They ask him to present it to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and await his reply.
“The Emirate of Hebron shall recognize the State of Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people,” the sheikhs write, “and the State of Israel shall recognize the Emirate of Hebron as the Representative of the Arab residents in the Hebron District.” Accepting Israel as a Jewish state goes further than the Palestinian Authority ever has, and sweeps aside decades of rejectionism.
The letter seeks a timetable for negotiations to join the Abraham Accords and “a fair and decent arrangement that would replace the Oslo Accords, which only brought damage, death, economic disaster and destruction.” The Oslo Accords, agreed to by Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization in the 1990s, “have brought upon us the corrupt Palestinian Authority, instead of recognizing the traditional, authentic local leadership.” That would be the clans, the great families that still shape Palestinian society.
The sheikhs propose that Israel would admit 1,000 workers from Hebron for a trial period, then 5,000 more. Sheikh Jaabari and another major sheikh say Mr. Barkat has told them this number will grow to 50,000 workers or more from Hebron. Work in Israel is a valuable source of income for Palestinian communities, which have had little development of their own under Palestinian Authority rule, but most permits were suspended after Oct. 7. The sheikhs’ letter pledges “zero tolerance” for terrorism by workers, “in contrast to the current situation in which the Palestinian Authority pays tributes to the terrorists.”
“The Emirate of Hebron shall recognize the State of Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people,” the sheikhs write, “and the State of Israel shall recognize the Emirate of Hebron as the Representative of the Arab residents in the Hebron District.” Accepting Israel as a Jewish state goes further than the Palestinian Authority ever has, and sweeps aside decades of rejectionism.
The letter seeks a timetable for negotiations to join the Abraham Accords and “a fair and decent arrangement that would replace the Oslo Accords, which only brought damage, death, economic disaster and destruction.” The Oslo Accords, agreed to by Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization in the 1990s, “have brought upon us the corrupt Palestinian Authority, instead of recognizing the traditional, authentic local leadership.” That would be the clans, the great families that still shape Palestinian society.
The sheikhs propose that Israel would admit 1,000 workers from Hebron for a trial period, then 5,000 more. Sheikh Jaabari and another major sheikh say Mr. Barkat has told them this number will grow to 50,000 workers or more from Hebron. Work in Israel is a valuable source of income for Palestinian communities, which have had little development of their own under Palestinian Authority rule, but most permits were suspended after Oct. 7. The sheikhs’ letter pledges “zero tolerance” for terrorism by workers, “in contrast to the current situation in which the Palestinian Authority pays tributes to the terrorists.”
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The 48-year-old Sheikh Jaabari often cites his illustrious ancestors, but his actions are guided as much by his view of the future. “There will be no Palestinian state—not even in 1,000 years,” he says. “After Oct. 7, Israel will not give it.” A second major Hebron sheikh, who signed and declares his loyalty to Sheikh Jaabari, agrees: “To think only about making a Palestinian state will bring us all to disaster.” (The other sheikhs spoke anonymously for their safety.)
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Four other Hebron sheikhs, whom I interview separately over Zoom, are even more strident. “The PLO called itself a liberation movement. But once they got control, they act only to steal the money of the people,” one major sheikh says. “They don’t have the right to represent us—not them and not Hamas, only we ourselves.”
“We want the world to hear our pain,”
“We want the world to hear our pain,”
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You’ve seen the letter?” Mr. Kedar exclaims. That means it’s really happening. For 20 years, he’s been trying to sell the idea of Palestinian emirates, with the West Bank’s seven culturally distinctive cities run individually by their leading clans. He first met Sheikh Jaabari’s father, Sheikh Abu Khader, 11 years ago. “To gain and earn trust, you have to sit with a man,” Mr. Kedar says. “That means to speak with him in his own mamaloshen”—the Yiddish term for mother tongue—“in Arabic.”
He says failing states in the Arab world—Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Yemen, Libya—are conglomerates of ethnic, religious and sectarian groups, with modern states imposed flimsily on top. Successes—Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the seven emirates of the U.A.E.—are each controlled by one family. “Al-Sabah owns Kuwait. Al-Thani owns Qatar. Al-Saud owns Saudi Arabia,” he says. “Dubai has very little oil, but it’s run by one family, al-Maktoum,” so it can thrive.
The idea of the PLO and the Palestinian Authority was to supplant traditional clan and religious loyalties with a national Palestinian identity. “It failed,” Mr. Kedar says, “and the proof is Hamas,” which puts radical Islam first. Underneath it all, the clan system survived: “Somebody from Hebron—not only will he not move to another West Bank town because he will be viewed as a foreigner, but even in Hebron he will not move to another neighborhood that belongs to another clan.”
He says failing states in the Arab world—Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Yemen, Libya—are conglomerates of ethnic, religious and sectarian groups, with modern states imposed flimsily on top. Successes—Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the seven emirates of the U.A.E.—are each controlled by one family. “Al-Sabah owns Kuwait. Al-Thani owns Qatar. Al-Saud owns Saudi Arabia,” he says. “Dubai has very little oil, but it’s run by one family, al-Maktoum,” so it can thrive.
The idea of the PLO and the Palestinian Authority was to supplant traditional clan and religious loyalties with a national Palestinian identity. “It failed,” Mr. Kedar says, “and the proof is Hamas,” which puts radical Islam first. Underneath it all, the clan system survived: “Somebody from Hebron—not only will he not move to another West Bank town because he will be viewed as a foreigner, but even in Hebron he will not move to another neighborhood that belongs to another clan.”
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Hebron Sheikhs Propose Break from PA, Recognition of Israel
In a stunning shift, five senior sheikhs from Hebron led by Sheikh Wadee’ al-Jaabari have proposed turning Hebron into an independent emirate, breaking away from the Palestinian Authority and joining the Abraham Accords.
In a signed letter revealed by The Wall Street Journal, the sheikhs:
▪️Pledge to recognize Israel as a Jewish state
▪️Propose forming a tribal-led emirate in Hebron, separate from the PA
▪️Seek to join the Abraham Accords and establish formal ties with Israel
The move reflects growing frustration with the PA’s leadership and a belief that the two-state solution is no longer viable—especially after the October 7 attacks.
Jaabari, one of Hebron’s most powerful tribal figures, says this builds on his family’s legacy of cooperation with Israel—but now with a formal plan.
What’s at stake:
▪️The PA and Hamas are expected to fiercely oppose it
▪️Israel’s stance is still unclear
▪️The idea could spark similar proposals in other Judea and Samaria cities
In a stunning shift, five senior sheikhs from Hebron led by Sheikh Wadee’ al-Jaabari have proposed turning Hebron into an independent emirate, breaking away from the Palestinian Authority and joining the Abraham Accords.
In a signed letter revealed by The Wall Street Journal, the sheikhs:
▪️Pledge to recognize Israel as a Jewish state
▪️Propose forming a tribal-led emirate in Hebron, separate from the PA
▪️Seek to join the Abraham Accords and establish formal ties with Israel
The move reflects growing frustration with the PA’s leadership and a belief that the two-state solution is no longer viable—especially after the October 7 attacks.
Jaabari, one of Hebron’s most powerful tribal figures, says this builds on his family’s legacy of cooperation with Israel—but now with a formal plan.
What’s at stake:
▪️The PA and Hamas are expected to fiercely oppose it
▪️Israel’s stance is still unclear
▪️The idea could spark similar proposals in other Judea and Samaria cities
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Endgültig keine US-Waffen mehr für die Ukraine? – DW – 06.07.2025
https://www.dw.com/de/endg%C3%BCltig-keine-us-waffen-mehr-f%C3%BCr-die-ukraine/a-73161236
https://www.dw.com/de/endg%C3%BCltig-keine-us-waffen-mehr-f%C3%BCr-die-ukraine/a-73161236
DW
Endgültig keine US-Waffen mehr für die Ukraine?
Bei der Einstellung der Waffenlieferungen an die Ukraine handele es sich um einen einmaligen Vorgang, sagen US-Beamte. Doch können sich die Ukraine und Europa darauf verlassen?
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Adelshaus distanziert sich: „Er gehört nicht zu unserer Familie“
https://www.schwaebische.de/regional/sigmaringen/sigmaringen/adelshaus-distanziert-sich-er-gehoert-nicht-zu-unserer-familie-3730627
https://www.schwaebische.de/regional/sigmaringen/sigmaringen/adelshaus-distanziert-sich-er-gehoert-nicht-zu-unserer-familie-3730627
www.schwaebische.de
Adelshaus distanziert sich: „Er gehört nicht zu unserer Familie“
Immer wieder hat das Fürstenhaus Ärger mit Angeheirateten, die den Namen Hohenzollern in die Welt tragen. Nach dem Tod eines Diamantenhändlers gibt der Fürst eine Erklärung ab.
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Skeptiker
Nörgler
Kritiker
Zweifler
Sie glauben nicht an das Christentum
Sie glauben nicht an Trump u Q Movment oder an den Messias
Sie glauben hingegen das alles schlecht ist xD
Das narrativ u die Zweifler
Was sind echte Zweifel
Was sind gezielte Taktiken zum untergraben der Glaubwürdigkeit
Wo hört Kritik auf u wann fängt Propaganda an
Nörgler
Kritiker
Zweifler
Sie glauben nicht an das Christentum
Sie glauben nicht an Trump u Q Movment oder an den Messias
Sie glauben hingegen das alles schlecht ist xD
Das narrativ u die Zweifler
Was sind echte Zweifel
Was sind gezielte Taktiken zum untergraben der Glaubwürdigkeit
Wo hört Kritik auf u wann fängt Propaganda an
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