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needypondy t1_jadxr9d wrote

Naturally. Iranian deployments into Syria and military supplies to Hezbollah are Israel’s biggest conventional national security threat.

Supplying Ukraine with military systems won’t reduce Russian reliance on Iran, will make bombings in Syria more difficult, and also weaken Israeli defenses (especially if missile defenses).

Basically, in contrast to most countries sending weapons, Israel has actual tangible national security threats to their own cities to deal with.

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No_Sense_6171 t1_jadvzkb wrote

Corrupt regimes always need an out-group to persecute, in order to distract attention from the corruption.

Allowable substitutes: Commies, Nazis, Trans people, minorities, women, educators, etc.

It's in their rule book, look it up.

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Diomas t1_jadvc53 wrote

The situation in Bakhmut is becoming increasingly fraught as Russia continues to feed into the meat grinder there, progressing with an encirclement of the city and putting its remaining supply/ now escape routes under significant stress. It's a Russian plan in progress, one which has been moving at the pace of a glacier that is yet to finish - perhaps it will never be fully successful.

The headline uses the analogy of a noose, but that hardly seems unreasonable considering the context.

Would you prefer reporting which did not reflect developments on the ground?

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dittybopper_05H t1_jadur2c wrote

Chickens mature relatively quickly.

If you have to kill your entire flock of chickens and replace them with newly hatched chicks, they'll be laying in just over 4 months time.

Plus, if people stop buying eggs because of cost, it's not like you can store them and sell them later. So prices tend to go down faster than something that can be stored, like wheat or corn.

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