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Middle East Europe Condemns Iranian Threats Against IAEA Chief Amid Nuclear Tensions
Thank you for your prompt answers. They have raised a few more questions on my part. The crucial question is then "Who gets to decide which Israelis are good and which are Zionists?" Is it the Iranian government? Hamas? The Arab League? Who? Of course a different definition of Zionist than yours is possible. I would define a Zionist as someone who believes in a sovereign national homeland where Jews can live in security from antisemitism. Under that definition, probably 99% of Israel's Jews and a great many Jews outside Israel are Zionist. About 80% of Israel's current Jewish population was both in Israel. If an Israeli-born Jew is a Zionist, where would he be sent? And about half of all Israeli Jews are descended from ancestors who were kicked out of Arab countries. Where would they be sent? Estimates of the number of Israeli Jews with dual nationality range from 460,000 to 770,000, or roughly 6% to 10% of the country's 7.7 million Jews. In fact, the vast majority of Israeli Jews have nowhere else to go. That's why they fight so hard to defend their homeland. https://www.ynetnews.com/article/h100a9e0yxl https://welcome-israel.com/blog/how-many-israelis-have-dual-citizenship Why do you think the borders are closed to Israel's citizens, whether Jewish or any other religion? Israeli citizens are free to come and go as they please. In 2024, about 83,000 Jews are estimated to have emigrated from Israel. That's slightly over 1% of Israel's Jewish population. That's hardly run-away flight. https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-12-31/ty-article/.premium/israels-population-growth-slows-as-emigration-soars-with-83-000-leaving-in-2024/00000194-1cf3-db03-a1f6-1cfb5dcf0000 You are seriously over-estimating Iran's military capabilities and the ease with which Israel could be defeated. For 77 years, Israel has stood against 500,000 Arabs and 1.4 billion Muslim's, all of whom want to destroy the homeland of the world's Jews. This article gives background on the relative military strength of Iran and Israel: https://apnews.com/article/iran-israel-militaries-mideast-us-613e71aff67f6e1701981583bf699bc6 Iran's leaders should already know, but perhaps need to be reminded, never again is now. -
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So after marriage to your Thai wife for one year, how is it going
You're right, and most of them tend to be Brits, just from my experience. But if you're just emotionally stunted and unable to sustain a healthy relationship, and if you end up the victim of less reputable women as a result, it's still your fault. -
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recommend a good GYN in Bangkok for menopause/fibroids
Laparoscopy is still a hysterectomy, just a less invasive (but more costly/technically difficult) approach. While fibroids make it a bit harder, a skillful surgeon would usually be able to do laparoscopic hysterectomy with 2 medium sized fibroids in the uterus. I say "usually" as they don't know until they try and it can sometimes happen that they have tyo switch to open approach after first trying laparoscopically. Doctors would not usually mention laparoscopy as an option separate from hysterectomy, since it is a hysterectomy. The issue of laparoscopic vs open approach comes into play only if the patient has decided on hysterectomy. Re GYNs, depends on what you most want. I find this doctor at St Louis to be a very good communicator, unpretentious, frank and personable: https://saintlouis.or.th/doctor/dr.petcharat--pitahongnun/8ec97b6a-7666-4fa5-8561-fbbaac15ba7b However, as of last time I saw her (admittedly some years ago), she herself did not do laparoscopic surgery though has no issue referring to someone who does. So if what you mainly want right now is explanation and discussion of options she would be a good first choice. At St Louis it is first come, first serve so I'd suggest a Wednesday or Thursday as apt to be less crowded which means more time possible with the doctor. -
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Should I buy the new Ranger Stormtrak? It has 4WD and new safety features
The BYD Shark is a hybrid, though a bit pricier than both the others. Still pretty sporty, 5.7 secs I haven't peeked at it though, as not a fan of hybrids. At leas its a PHEV, and battery should be more than enough for all local driving. The BYD Shark 6 AWD (also referred to as the Shark 6 DMO) is priced at 1,699,900 Thai Baht in Thailand. Here's a breakdown: Price: 1,699,900 Thai Baht Type: Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV). Platform: Built on BYD's DMO (Dual Mode Off-road) platform. Engine: 1.5T engine with dual electric motors. Drivetrain: AWD (All-Wheel Drive). Battery: Blade Battery with 29.58 kWh capacity. Electric Range: Up to 100 km (NEDC). Total Range: Up to 840 km (with fuel). 0-100 km/h: 5.7 seconds. Key Features: Off-road capabilities with 4 modes (Mud, Sand, Snow, Mountain). Import: CBU (Completely Built-Up) from China. Warranty: 6 years/150,000 km for the vehicle, 8 years/160,000 km for the battery. Other: Also supports VtoL (Vehicle to Load) for external power. -
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Feature New Cannabis Curbs Rattle Thai Shop Owners
No problem, they can still take yaba it's more discreet.
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