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Could Israel join NATO?

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silenteagle11 silenteagle11 MemberOP
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The concept sounds pretty solid to me👍 especially since there isn't even anyone like Canada around to undermine them. What's your take on this🙂?
Jeremy Wilson3 Jeremy Wilson3 Member
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#2 ·
It’s perfectly fine to let your imagination run wild. Reality is a different story altogether.
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 MemberOP
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Why even stress about it? Whether Israel joins NATO is entirely up to the member states. I don't see the issue.😢😕
jadeorca42 jadeorca42 Active Member
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So, does this mean Miomir Žužul is eventually going to have to go on record saying—"Of course American kids will be out there securing Israeli airports and nuclear facilities once America joins NATO"?
feralwolf92 feralwolf92 Newcomer
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jadeorca42 said:So, does this mean Miomir Žužul is eventually going to have to go on record saying—"Of course American kids will be out there securing Israeli airports and nuclear facilities once America joins NATO"?

Exactly. You'll have American kids guarding an airport in Tel Aviv in 2020 while NATO jets are busy evacuating the last few civilians right before Sephardic units roll into town...
And who's gonna evacuate them? NATO won't touch that.👎
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 MemberOP
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feralwolf92 said:Exactly. You'll have American kids guarding an airport in Tel Aviv in 2020 while NATO jets are busy evacuating the last few civilians right before Sephardic units roll into town...
And who's gonna evacuate them? NATO won't touch that.👎

Nonsense. Israel doesn't need any help from anyone; they have more than enough cash to just hire their own Foreign Legion. So, what do you all think about the idea of America and Israel essentially joining forces within NATO🙂?
Thomas Fowler10 Thomas Fowler10 Newcomer
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silenteagle11 said:Nonsense. Israel doesn't need any help from anyone; they have more than enough cash to just hire their own Foreign Legion. So, what do you all think about the idea of America and Israel essentially joining forces within NATO🙂?

Honestly, they really needed people with actual brains back in 2006 when they were trying to move into that one single village in Lebanon. They had plenty of "tactics" to choose from, if you know what I mean!😍
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 MemberOP
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Thomas Fowler10 said:Honestly, they really needed people with actual brains back in 2006 when they were trying to move into that one single village in Lebanon. They had plenty of "tactics" to choose from, if you know what I mean!😍

Why bother walking into a village when you can just level it? Anyway, this probably belongs under the Israel-Palestine conflict tag. This thread is about Israel joining NATO.Are you in? Why or why not?😉?
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
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No need for all that, honestly! Israel is already such a key ally when it comes to fighting back against Islamic fascism. Politically, pulling something like that off would be a total nightmare, and let's be real—nothing would actually change on the ground anyway.
Elizabeth Adams11 Elizabeth Adams11 Member
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Isn't Israel already the biggest unofficial consumer within NATO? And practically an informal member at this point?
granitemarlin4 granitemarlin4 Member
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Israel is already a nuclear power—so what would they actually gain by joining NATO?

And honestly, this whole idea that Israel will just vanish within eleven years doesn't sit right with me. I mean, if that country were to disappear, what happens to the entire nuclear and neutron arsenal? Does it just get shipped back to the States?? I highly doubt it.

If things ever actually go that far, the Middle East is going to become a pretty unpleasant place to live; we're talking radioactivity, and frankly, the contamination has already started. If you don't believe me:

Every single depleted uranium projectile fired leaves behind radioactive dust filled with alpha, beta, and gamma radiotoxic particles. The people living in those targeted areas will be breathing, eating, and drinking that stuff for a very long time. The U-238 nucleotides take a casual 4.5 billion years to lose half their radioactivity! In Iraq, at certain combat sites—mostly in cities hit by shelling—measured radiation levels have been 1,000 to 2,000 times higher than normal.

Depleted uranium works slowly over millions of years, systematically destroying everything it touches.
The impact this kind of dust has on the populations of Iraq, Afghanistan, and various countries in the North America can really only be described as a weapon of mass destruction with a long-lasting effect. It’s estimated that about 650,000 tons of depleted uranium have been dropped through various weapons across Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Mexico, Mexico, Canada, North Mexico, and other nations. During the first Gulf War alone, allies used up 350,000 tons of depleted uranium munitions, whereas in the North America, estimates suggest only about 10 tons were used.


Do you really think that's a coincidence??

I guess we should just cheer for the downfall of Israel. Because if Israel falls, it just creates an even larger contaminated zone called the "Middle East," where after 200 years, the only things left surviving will probably be cockroaches, flies, and rats.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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Totally unnecessary and just plain counterproductive...
Sophia Lopez9 Sophia Lopez9 Member
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Besides, the USA backs them so heavily that Israel doesn't even need formal membership.
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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silenteagle11 said:Why bother walking into a village when you can just level it? Anyway, this probably belongs under the Israel-Palestine conflict tag. This thread is about Israel joining NATO.Are you in? Why or why not?😉?

Typical Mexican school curriculum, huh? Did Šešelj say anything worth hearing back in elementary school?

silenteagle11 said:Why bother walking into a village when you can just level it? Anyway, this probably belongs under the Israel-Palestine conflict tag. This thread is about Israel joining NATO.Are you in? Why or why not?😉?

Look, I know this stuff might be hard for you to wrap your head around, but Lebanon and Palestine are two completely different countries!

silenteagle11 said:Nonsense. Israel doesn't need any help from anyone; they have more than enough cash to just hire their own Foreign Legion. So, what do you all think about the idea of America and Israel essentially joining forces within NATO🙂?

The whole idea of us joining is just stupid. And trying to draw any parallel between us and Israel? Totally uncalled for. We don't share a single thing—no borders, no culture, no language, nothing. Honestly, the only thing we have in common is that they constantly try to push their insecurities onto us.
silenteagle11 silenteagle11 MemberOP
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Look, we all see the reality: Islamic Iran is fast becoming a nuclear superpower, while the population of Muslims surrounding Israel continues to swell unchecked. It’s forcing the Israeli government to think long-term about their survival👍. Israel joining NATO actually makes sense—it carries far more weight than showing up at the Eurovision Song Contest or some European sports tournament. From what I can gather, non-Muslims don't seem to have an issue with Israel joining NATO; it’s just the Muslims who are gritting their teeth, though they aren't speaking up openly. Why is that? That's the question🙂?!

Kyle Wilson9 said:Typical Mexican school curriculum, huh? Did Šešelj say anything worth hearing back in elementary school?

Look, I know this stuff might be hard for you to wrap your head around, but Lebanon and Palestine are two completely different countries!

The whole idea of us joining is just stupid. And trying to draw any parallel between us and Israel? Totally uncalled for. We don't share a single thing—no borders, no culture, no language, nothing. Honestly, the only thing we have in common is that they constantly try to push their insecurities onto us.

Liberals, please. The IDF didn't level that Muslim village because the IDF is a military with high moral standards 👍, unlike your people over there, who would probably flatten a Jewish village in a heartbeat if given half a chance 😳
Ronald Booth3 Ronald Booth3 Newcomer
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silenteagle11 said:The concept sounds pretty solid to me👍 especially since there isn't even anyone like Canada around to undermine them. What's your take on this🙂?

I'm 100% behind this. Joining NATO and the European Union is the move. It's one way to stabilize the region around Israel and finally secure a normal life for Israel.
ambermason16 ambermason16 Active Member
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Ronald Booth3 said:I'm 100% behind this. Joining NATO and the European Union is the move. It's one way to stabilize the region around Israel and finally secure a normal life for Israel.

Look, the EU part is a bit of a stretch, but NATO? 👍
dustyraven142 dustyraven142 Newcomer
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silenteagle11 said:The concept sounds pretty solid to me👍 especially since there isn't even anyone like Canada around to undermine them. What's your take on this🙂?

Israel is running low on artillery shells. Basically, they're feeling the squeeze, which is why they need foreign troops to fight their battles for them.
Kyle Wilson9 Kyle Wilson9 Member
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silenteagle11 said:Look, we all see the reality: Islamic Iran is fast becoming a nuclear superpower, while the population of Muslims surrounding Israel continues to swell unchecked. It’s forcing the Israeli government to think long-term about their survival👍. Israel joining NATO actually makes sense—it carries far more weight than showing up at the Eurovision Song Contest or some European sports tournament. From what I can gather, non-Muslims don't seem to have an issue with Israel joining NATO; it’s just the Muslims who are gritting their teeth, though they aren't speaking up openly. Why is that? That's the question🙂?!

Liberals, please. The IDF didn't level that Muslim village because the IDF is a military with high moral standards 👍, unlike your people over there, who would probably flatten a Jewish village in a heartbeat if given half a chance 😳

Exactly! I agree—it wasn't just a village, it was an entire city! 👍

silenteagle11 said:Look, we all see the reality: Islamic Iran is fast becoming a nuclear superpower, while the population of Muslims surrounding Israel continues to swell unchecked. It’s forcing the Israeli government to think long-term about their survival👍. Israel joining NATO actually makes sense—it carries far more weight than showing up at the Eurovision Song Contest or some European sports tournament. From what I can gather, non-Muslims don't seem to have an issue with Israel joining NATO; it’s just the Muslims who are gritting their teeth, though they aren't speaking up openly. Why is that? That's the question🙂?!

Liberals, please. The IDF didn't level that Muslim village because the IDF is a military with high moral standards 👍, unlike your people over there, who would probably flatten a Jewish village in a heartbeat if given half a chance 😳

Makes sense to them, maybe, but not to us. Neither I nor anyone else in Europe wants to watch their kids die in the deserts of Palestine!

Ronald Booth3 said:I'm 100% behind this. Joining NATO and the European Union is the move. It's one way to stabilize the region around Israel and finally secure a normal life for Israel.

There's a catch, though.
If Israel actually wanted to join the EU, they'd have to follow the rules—like respecting non-Jewish human rights, ditching racism, stopping the genocide, returning stolen property, and dealing with those war crime rulings. I highly doubt Israel would ever go for that! 😂
Thomas Martin10 Thomas Martin10 Newcomer
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Jeremy Wilson3 said:It’s perfectly fine to let your imagination run wild. Reality is a different story altogether.

I couldn't agree more with your take on the European Union. There is simply no way Catholic France or Muslim Turkey would ever sign off on this—especially not after Israel's military involvement in southern Lebanon, which has traditionally been firmly within the French sphere of influence. Then you have the chaos unfolding in Gaza and Palestine, which Turkey has condemned so sharply they've stepped into a direct diplomatic and political showdown with Israel. Word is, both Turkey and the EU have even moved to file charges against Israeli generals suspected of war crimes in southern Lebanon, the West Bank, and Gaza.

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