Why do you have disdain for a US President who prevents the slaughter of his troops and the depletion of his military arsenal ---- even as he continues to work for the regional security and acceptance of a purported "greatest ally" ---- the ally led by a man who lies to obscure his unabated murderous rampage through the region?
Insurrection Barbie
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1948–1949: Arab-Israeli War. Israel declares independence. Egypt, Transjordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq declare war immediately afterward.
1950–1955: Repeated Palestinian fedayeen infiltration and attacks from neighboring territory.
1956: Sinai/Suez War amid escalating Egyptian-Israeli conflict, fedayeen attacks and the blockade of Israeli shipping.
1957–1966: Continuing border infiltrations, shootings, raids and Syrian-Israeli clashes. Even the UN’s own history describes 1950–1967 as an “insecure peace” repeatedly punctuated by violence and force.
1967: Six-Day War. Egypt expelled the UN force from Sinai and massed troops there, closed the Straits of Tiran; war ensued after which Jordan and Syria entered the war.
1968–1970: War of Attrition, particularly along the Suez Canal. U.S. records expressly identify the 1969–70 War of Attrition as another Arab-Israeli war period.
1971–1972: Palestinian militant attacks continue, including the 1972 Munich massacre of Israeli Olympic athletes.
1973: Yom Kippur War. Egypt and Syria launch a surprise attack on Israel.
1974–1977: Continuing PLO cross-border terrorism and attacks.
1978: Coastal Road massacre.
Palestinian militants kill dozens of Israeli civilians.
1979–1981: PLO attacks
1983–1986: Continuing Palestinian and Lebanese-based terrorism and border attacks.
1987–1993: First Intifada. Hamas is founded in 1987 and joins the terrorism.
1994–1999: Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad conduct a major suicide-bombing campaign during the Oslo peace process.
2000–2005: Second Intifada. Suicide bombings, shootings and other attacks produce one of the deadliest sustained terror campaigns Israel had experienced.
2005: Israel removes all settlements and its permanent military presence from Gaza.
2006: Hamas and allied militants attack near Kerem Shalom and kidnap Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Hezbollah crosses Israel’s northern border, kills and kidnaps Israeli soldiers, triggering the Second Lebanon War.
2007: Hamas violently takes control of Gaza. Rocket attacks on southern Israel continue.
2008–2009: Large-scale Hamas rocket fire and Gaza War.
2010: Gaza rocket and mortar attacks continue.
2011: Rocket attacks, including escalation from Gaza; cross-border terrorist attack near Eilat.
2012: Hamas stars war.
2013: Rocket attacks and other Palestinian terrorism continue.
2014: Hamas stars war.
2015: Major stabbing, shooting and vehicle-ramming terror wave begins.
2016: Stabbings, shootings and vehicle attacks continue.
2017: Shooting, stabbing and vehicular terrorist attacks continue.
2018: Gaza border violence, incendiary attacks, rockets and mortars.
2019: Multiple major Gaza rocket escalations.
2020: Terror attacks continue despite a comparatively quieter Gaza front. Israel records both West Bank/Jerusalem attacks and rocket fire from Gaza that year.
2021: Hamas fires thousands of rockets toward Israel during the May war.
2022: Major Palestinian shooting and stabbing attacks, including a wave against Israeli cities.
2023: Palestinian terrorism continues through the year, culminating in October 7, the Hamas-led invasion, mass killing and hostage-taking.
2024: Hamas war continues; Hezbollah fires from Lebanon; Iran launches a massive direct missile/drone attack on Israel in April and another ballistic-missile attack in October.
2025: Palestinian terrorism and attacks from Iranian-backed groups continue amid the wider regional war.
2026: Attacks and regional fighting have continued into the present period.
Yea lol, because of Netenyahu there will never be peace.