Israel's Flag - Israel's Occupation by ehsann on Blogster

Can anybody tell me what do those two lines in the

Israel

's flag represent???

Answer:

One of the lines represent the river 'Nile', in Egypt, and the other one 'Euphrates', flowing from Turkey through Syria and Iraq into the Persian Gulf.

When Israel was established, the motto of its leaders was: "From Nile to Euphrates" Means a Jewish state that covers the area between those two rivers.

9 comments on Israel's Flag - Israel's Occupation

retiredthoughts said 2 years ago
Not sure of any official reason they are there.
psycho60s said 2 years ago
The flag of the State of Israel is intended to portray a Star of David on a tallit, the traditional Jewish prayer shawl.

But of course I'm sure you have a completely different idea which will be anti-Israel.
psycho60s said 2 years ago
Told you that you would have something anti-Israel. What you quoted above is what the Arabs say it means, not what Israel says it means. Once again, you show your anti-semitism.

I'm still hoping the Israelis get the time to blow the hell out of Hezbollah, Iran's own personal terrorist group.
ehsann said 2 years ago
Fortunately they can't. They haven't killed even ONE Hizbollah official since the start of the war. Innocents are being killed, and only bridges and gas stations have been bombed.
ehsann said 2 years ago
This is what Israeli leaders announced when the regime was established, not Muslims.
psycho60s said 2 years ago
It all depends on what you read on what web page. You just go on believing what you want. You also forget (or neglect) the fact that the Israelis HAVE found thousands of weapons in various schools, mosques, and in civilian homes. What a bunch of cowards!!! Hidding behind women and children. I've heard complaints about the US selling weapons to Israel. Look at all of the weapons and money that have been GIVEN to Hezbollah by Iran. At this point I consider Iran to be a terrorist government due to the ties to Hezbollah around the world.

Maybe this will all work out when Saudi Arabia steps in, provides help to Lebanon and garentees to run Hezbollah out and take over peace keeping themselves. I'm sure the Arabs would rather be there than have the Iranians there. Amadjinadadoobeedoobeedoo may find out that he is not as "all powerful" and influential as he thinks he is. It would be great to find out he has lost what influence he had while trying to kill Israelis.
psycho60s said 2 years ago
Well that isn't true anymore about the Hezbollah official. Looks like the #2 man in Hezbollah in Leban was snuffed out today.
APOLITICALNUT said 2 years ago
You listen to too much Moslem propaganda, psycho60s gave you the right answer. You can check it out in any official Israeli publication.
bigbob47 said 2 years ago
I guess you are right there in Lebanon as the bombs drop right? Or are you watching the terrorist news network Al Jazeera? You can tell us that not one Hezbollah official has been killed....You have somekind of secret access to intell information from the running terrorists? Can you tell us why in your own country many of your own people despise Hezbollah and want to stay out of this war? Why many in your country consider themselves Persians, not Arabs? Can you tell us why over 200 Iranian made rockets have been fired into Israel at Civilian targets within the last couple days? It's not the fault of the Israeli's the terrorist can't seem to hit anything but they are trying to target civilians.Soon, much of the world will wise up to Islamic hatred and terror. Many will realize the doctrine of the Islamic warrior to destroy all that is not a believer in Islam. Maybe then, with the help of the world community, we can drive the Islamic fundementalists into the oceans and seas, from all corners of the earth, and give Islam back to the true believers......Until then I will paray for the innocent children in Lebanon. May they get out of harms way, and expose the cowards of Hezbollah and Hamas for the weapons of God's army.