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from Jordan
said:Maybe you're right... but we are talking about a threat of occupation here, it's not good for our image to keep silent...
from Canada
said:yeah but people generally don't take such threats as realistic ones. it's mostly party politiking. there's a difference between netenyahu and bashar alassad.
it's not the first time that an Israeli official has made such threats in the past few decades. like i said, you expect certain things to be said about Jordan from Israel. Because it's Israel.
syria is another matter.
In either case both are not worth our time as Jordanians. They both have their own interests at heart. Israel First, Syria First.
we just had stickers made. :-D
from Jordan
said:lol yeah, I don't think that any Jordanian grew insomniac over any of those remarks :D
We must claim the copyrights for the stickers! :p
from Canada
said:you're very right! we'd make millions in royalties just from the Arab world and their own political policies! :-D
from United States
said:Why jordan dont revoke the peace agreement with israel what did we gain? not even peace of mind.
from Jordan
said:Hmmm peace treaty, Clinton said then that "Jordanian will taste the flavour of peace" or something like that.. but he didn't say "the sweet flavour" :D
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from Canada
lol well it's like picking which lemon is the most sour.
I think we have to look outside the box and see that at the end of the day Israel is Israel and Syria is Syria. In other words you can expect these things from israel, because, well, it's Israel. But when it comes from Syria, well wounds run deeper when they come from your siblings.