This is Israel police Chief/Commissioner, Kobi Shabtai
In Israel, the Badges, symbols, signals and flags are considered 'important'
The amount of badges he replaced during the time, makes 0 sense.
It's a planted person, it's a criminal in uniform
In Israel, the Badges, symbols, signals and flags are considered 'important'
The amount of badges he replaced during the time, makes 0 sense.
It's a planted person, it's a criminal in uniform
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This is Israel police Chief/Commissioner, Kobi Shabtai In Israel, the Badges, symbols, signals and flags are considered 'important' The amount of badges he replaced during the time, makes 0 sense. It's a planted person, it's a criminal in uniform
Israel police consists of 32,387 police officers (2020) and 25,070 volunteers
Where were they on the 7/10?
Where were they on the 7/10?
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This is Israel police Chief/Commissioner, Kobi Shabtai In Israel, the Badges, symbols, signals and flags are considered 'important' The amount of badges he replaced during the time, makes 0 sense. It's a planted person, it's a criminal in uniform
Parachute wings decorated with a wreath and a star: each parachutist who has 15 night parachutes and 30 daylight parachutes recorded.
Parachute wings on a green background: Successfully passed a small warfare (commando) course . The background was put into use in 1955.
He's a fucking police officer, police officers in Israel don't parachute !
Parachute wings on a green background: Successfully passed a small warfare (commando) course . The background was put into use in 1955.
He's a fucking police officer, police officers in Israel don't parachute !
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Parachute wings decorated with a wreath and a star: each parachutist who has 15 night parachutes and 30 daylight parachutes recorded. Parachute wings on a green background: Successfully passed a small warfare (commando) course . The background was put into…
A former senior police officer claims: "Commissioner Shabtai stabbed me in the leg, I saw a frightened man"
The head of the Operations Division, former retired Superintendent Amnon Alkalai, claimed in an interview with the "People" program on Channel 12 that he was allegedly involved in an incident with the Commissioner
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The head of the Operations Division, former retired Superintendent Amnon Alkalai, claimed in an interview with the "People" program on Channel 12 that he was allegedly involved in an incident with the Commissioner
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NZIV: Reflecting on U.S. Dynamics and Israel Relations
The shifting landscape within the United States’ political scene, particularly among the radical left of the Democratic Party, demands attention due to its potential implications for Israel. This faction is increasingly using the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to shape its identity. If left unchecked, I fear this momentum could pose risks not just for Israel, but for the U.S. itself.
On social media platforms like Facebook, I've noticed a troubling trend among my American contacts, including African-Americans and others, who have been swayed by the "free Palestine" movement. They frequently share distressing content that depicts the plight of Palestinians, including graphic images of injured children - a narrative that ignores the Israeli victims of constant rocket fire in regions like Ashkelon and Sderot.
The concern is that such one-sided perspectives are influencing U.S. foreign policy. With the 2024 elections looming, we've seen unnerving developments, such as the Biden administration's threats of sanctions against the Netzah Yehuda Battalion, potential vetoes against Israel at the Security Council, and hints at withholding support during military operations in Rafah.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken's recent actions, which include bypassing Israeli leadership to meet with military officials, signal an overreach into Israel's sovereignty. This level of interference is unprecedented - we would never see such behavior reciprocated, with Israeli officials calling for U.S. elections or sanctioning American military units.
Blinken’s apparent dissatisfaction with Israel's current government and his repeated calls for elections in Israel, even absent any political stability, is worrisome. It prompts a question: How would we react if the roles were reversed? Would we accept Israel meddling in American politics during times of conflict or crisis?
It's time to assert that while Israel is fighting for its existence, it isn't a "banana republic" to be manipulated. I'm at a point where I’d argue for forgoing the $26 billion security aid if it meant an end to this blatant external interference in Israel’s domestic matters.
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The shifting landscape within the United States’ political scene, particularly among the radical left of the Democratic Party, demands attention due to its potential implications for Israel. This faction is increasingly using the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to shape its identity. If left unchecked, I fear this momentum could pose risks not just for Israel, but for the U.S. itself.
On social media platforms like Facebook, I've noticed a troubling trend among my American contacts, including African-Americans and others, who have been swayed by the "free Palestine" movement. They frequently share distressing content that depicts the plight of Palestinians, including graphic images of injured children - a narrative that ignores the Israeli victims of constant rocket fire in regions like Ashkelon and Sderot.
The concern is that such one-sided perspectives are influencing U.S. foreign policy. With the 2024 elections looming, we've seen unnerving developments, such as the Biden administration's threats of sanctions against the Netzah Yehuda Battalion, potential vetoes against Israel at the Security Council, and hints at withholding support during military operations in Rafah.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken's recent actions, which include bypassing Israeli leadership to meet with military officials, signal an overreach into Israel's sovereignty. This level of interference is unprecedented - we would never see such behavior reciprocated, with Israeli officials calling for U.S. elections or sanctioning American military units.
Blinken’s apparent dissatisfaction with Israel's current government and his repeated calls for elections in Israel, even absent any political stability, is worrisome. It prompts a question: How would we react if the roles were reversed? Would we accept Israel meddling in American politics during times of conflict or crisis?
It's time to assert that while Israel is fighting for its existence, it isn't a "banana republic" to be manipulated. I'm at a point where I’d argue for forgoing the $26 billion security aid if it meant an end to this blatant external interference in Israel’s domestic matters.
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Synthetic petroleum is an engineered fuel that mimics natural petroleum, produced via chemical transformations of coal, natural gas, or biomass into liquid fuels. The key production methods include:
Fischer-Tropsch Process: This converts syngas, a mix of carbon monoxide and hydrogen, into liquid hydrocarbons. It's widely used to create synthetic fuels from coal (CTL) or natural gas (GTL).
Methanol to Gasoline Process: Syngas is first turned into methanol, which is then processed into gasoline, offering another method to generate petroleum-like fuels.
Biomass to Liquid (BTL): Organic or plant materials are used to produce syngas, which is subsequently converted into liquid fuels using the Fischer-Tropsch process.
Fischer-Tropsch Process: This converts syngas, a mix of carbon monoxide and hydrogen, into liquid hydrocarbons. It's widely used to create synthetic fuels from coal (CTL) or natural gas (GTL).
Methanol to Gasoline Process: Syngas is first turned into methanol, which is then processed into gasoline, offering another method to generate petroleum-like fuels.
Biomass to Liquid (BTL): Organic or plant materials are used to produce syngas, which is subsequently converted into liquid fuels using the Fischer-Tropsch process.
After World War II, hundreds of thousands of Jews remained in Romania, which closed its doors. And an esteemed historian, reveals his research on the case of the redemption of the Jews,
The Jewish people's path to freedom has never been easy. It took ten plagues to make Pharaoh let the Israelites go free, and even then he changed his mind and chased them into the desert. Pharaoh's successors in other times and places were just as hard-hearted, and other means were required to soften their hearts.
"What means?" Rado Ioannid, Romania's ambassador to Israel, asks with a smile, and immediately replies, pointing to a photo of an old receipt: "Five cows and three pigs! Not just any cows and pigs, of course, but animals of the finest breeds. That was exactly the price for which communist Romania sold a Jewish family four people".
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The Jewish people's path to freedom has never been easy. It took ten plagues to make Pharaoh let the Israelites go free, and even then he changed his mind and chased them into the desert. Pharaoh's successors in other times and places were just as hard-hearted, and other means were required to soften their hearts.
"What means?" Rado Ioannid, Romania's ambassador to Israel, asks with a smile, and immediately replies, pointing to a photo of an old receipt: "Five cows and three pigs! Not just any cows and pigs, of course, but animals of the finest breeds. That was exactly the price for which communist Romania sold a Jewish family four people".
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NYU & Columbia students ADMITTING they have no idea what they are protesting! -PoliceFrequency
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