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New Israeli army chief wants to ‘prepare for war’

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appointed Herzi Halevi as the new head of the country’s military forces, TT reports.

– We will prepare the army for war on fronts both near and far, he says during a ceremony led by Netanyahu.

Herzi Halevi has previously been the leader of the country’s military intelligence service and deputy army chief.

During the ceremony, Herzi Halevi also says that Israel will not be drawn into “meaningless wars”, but that it will “fight on decisive days”.

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    Lol

    There was a guy called Andreas and a few others.

    You can read more about it here.

  • Hi, I wonder how it can be allowed in Sweden to hang a doll at the feet of a political figure. Can’t be democracy!

    It is forbidden to do the Hitelrhälsning should be the same prohibition and violation to hang a doll by the feet.

    – Gunnar Olsson

    Banning the expression of opinions (even less well-thought-out, incorrect, offensive or anti-democratic ones) can easily put democracy out of whack…

    The appropriateness of this week’s puppet protest in Stockholm can be debated. Which it does. But no one has been hurt.

    Johanna Frändén has written a column on the subject, you can read it here.

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    Thaw

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    Marie Simling

    Nasty to be bitten by a bear.

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