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Makrukia is a pro-Israel nation.

Hello, i am a new user here, i am a pro-Israeli supporter from a muslim country and i am a muslim, and i love Israel.
Shalom/Salam

Democratic states of israel wrote:

Hello, i am a new user here, i am a pro-Israeli supporter from a muslim country and i am a muslim, and i love Israel.
Shalom/Salam

Welcome.

So... President Trump broke his promise on Jerusalem. Just like all other American politicians. Can't trust a word they say.

What a terrible mistake. What a rookie mistake. Just when he needed help from you know who...

Read Psalms 137, get wise about Jerusalem, and enjoy his political downfall.

Hi, I'm new here

I'm Jewish, living in a catholic country but I like Israel more :D

Mossad agent h wrote:

Welcome. From which country, if I may kindly ask?
Psalm 137? Really? You? So, you turn religious when it serves your politics, eh?
עוצו עצה ותופר כי עמנו אל
Trump did not break any promise. If I understand correctly, it's only a delay, and one that some Israelis actually asked.
Welcome. Where from?

Belgium :)

Hey! I have many family members who are Israeli. I live in America and hopefully, G-d will save us.

Mossad agent h wrote:

Psalm 137? Really? You? So, you turn religious when it serves your politics, eh?

I don't need to be religious to hold the Bible dear and quote it. I'm Jewish, religious or not, and it's my people's heritage. Moreover, Psalm 137 is more of a historic, national, psalm than a religious one. It's my people's history, and I appreciate it no less, maybe more, than (some!) religious people who quote it without any knowledge or appreciation of of its historic context or relevance or significance.

Just look at all the trouble Trump finds himself in. If you see his betrayal of Jerusalem as disconnected from this trouble, than you, my dear friend, have a disconnect with the historiosophic look of the Bible's author(s?).

He who betrays Jerusalem cuts his roots to the only ages-proven historic force that has never completely failed. Call it what you you want: God, The everlasting spirit of the Jewish people, whatever. You don't have to be religious to see it for what it is.

Sea Dolphin Lovers wrote:

I wish there were diplomatic ties between our two countries. Would love to visit Brunei if and when it'll be possible.
It's a shame Brunei doesn't yet recognize Israel, and that the effort to establish ties between us in the 1990's has failed.

Yeah same, the opportunities were wasted, why?. Because of how the a lot of people will bash on you just for supporting Israel. I hope one day i'll immigrate to Singapore or Australia and be able to visit Israel.

Democratic states of israel wrote:

http://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/1.796215
So what do you all think about this?

A great development, if it's true and stays so after being published :)
Israel has a lot to offer to moderate Arab neighbors: We are leading in desert agricultural solutions, and solar energy for the distant future when oil ends. Also, we have some common enemies. The Saudis can offer us new markets for our hi-tech industry and, of course, oil.
The mutual interests are clear. And there are no territorial disputes between us. Only blind and self-destructive hatred can stop it from happening now. Let's hope for the best.

Hello, this account is set up and ran like the historical King David was king because I find him as fascinating figure. I hope the political nature in Israel allows for more archeological discovered to be made on David in my lifetime.

Regional happening wrote:

7 days ago: Israel ambassador ceased to exist.

Hope you rise up from the dead again, my friend.

What?! I missed the religious argument?! Darn!!!
*puts away Crusader equipment*