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So Israel have chosen sides at last.
It's a shame that armoured ambulances need to exist. But that's what happens when your opponent does warcrimes. >

And that’s why Israel has them too >

I had a teacher who is also a paramedic.  During the second intifada they would drive into the middle of a fire fight and he would jump out and grab the injured and get out of there. >

Would be more specific to say hamas terrorists, no? It's not like the Afghan war was about fighting the Afghanistanis but rather the Taliban >

Radicalised people gonna do radical things i guess. Though to be fair, even the boy's father said they took the body instead of my son. Doesn't seem like it was a slaying of the boy who was in a car accident >

His family said he was still alive when he was taken, he died in the terrorists custody. >

Armoured ambulances… >

Standard need of the army in Israel. Every operation conducted deep in Palestinian territories must be followed by an armored military ambulance with a doctor/paramedic together with a team of medics. >

You think Palestinians are cavemen who only have rocks? >

Their support for Palestinians is based in racism towards both Jews (white European) and Arabs (undeveloped primitive cavemen) >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 71%. (I'm a bot)


Israel's Defense Ministry announced Monday that it had delivered three more armored ambulances to Ukraine's emergency services, given Russia's nearly year-long invasion of the country.
Jerusalem has so far avoided providing direct military aid to Kyiv - including offensive arms or advanced defensive technology - since Russian troops invaded Ukraine on February 24 last year, in an attempt to avoid sparking a crisis with Moscow.
Israel has provided defensive equipment to Ukraine's emergency and rescue forces, as well as tons of humanitarian aid and setting up a field hospital in western Ukraine for several weeks.


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And air strikes on Iran. >

Quiet.
We talk here about the theater, not about the real help provided by Israel.
Better this way.
It’s ambulances. >

"we just bombed the country making drones uses against you, what more do you need?" (isreal) >

I did chuckle a bit there >

Does every single update on each country sending another aid package to Ukraine qualify as world news? >

To many people are still under the impression that Israel is pro-Russia, so, unfortunately these articles have to be posted. >

Better this than what China sent. It's good to see Israel having to be increasingly clear in picking sides. >

“If not worse” there are literally more deaths in the Ukraine invasion than in the Palestinian side of the conflict since 1948. Im not making this up - look up the official numbers >

Is this just so the Times of Israel can distract from the next intifada old Bene is starting up? >

Amazing how a terror wave by one side is blamed on the other.
That’s like saying the US caused 9/11 by ensuring gay and women rights. Those damn murderous progressives!