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There have been many fighter jets flying under the radar over Jerusalem recently. Anyone knows what’s going on?
Probably the Zionists putting on a show of how strong they are.
Nope
ujm wrong words. dont use tzion a word used across tehilim and tanach to describe people you dislike
Germans. No kidding
farb, those reshoyim abused the word in falsely using it to describe themselves.
farb, those reshoyim abused the word in falsely using it to describe themselves.
There’s an article on Matzav titled: “German Military Planes Fly Over Yerushalayim For First Time Since WWI In Show Of Ties”
Perhaps that’s what you heard?Ah, so the Zionists buddied up with the Amaleikim.
Ujm, are you in the group that wants asylum in Iran? It was an air show.
Of course an “air show” is quite vital to the security of Klal Yisroel.
They should have better used their time to daven or learn Torah, rather than put on an air show to show how big and powerful they think they are.
Ujm,
You should’ve been there to be mekayem mechiyas amalek
Yeh I saw them to, the German Air Force was as training with the Israeli Air Force, I did see yesterday a private jet surrounded by four fighter jets
> Or it’s an alliance
Air Forces do joint exercises for a reason – to make sure they are able to work together if needed. Maybe as a sign to some neighbors, especially with increased uncertainty of the US position …
I read that it was the first time since ww1 that German Air Force flew over Israel. It may have been solitarianism and training together, the head of the Air Force came also
Do you mean WW2? The Nazis yemach shemam bombed (lav davka Germans) bombed Tel Aviv and Chaifa during WW2
I read ww1 but you could very well be right
Actually, it was WW II, where in 1940 and early 1941, Italian planes bombed British forces primarily in Haifa but also in Tel Aviv and and several strikes in Jaffa. There were also a few bombings by German forces in that time frame but at a much smaller scale.
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