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Israel consistently flaunts international law, has been accused of war crimes by the Hague, and the UN has found it most likely has committed and continues to commit genocide in Ga…

I think it's the contrary. "Never again" means by any means necessary we will prevent another genocide of our people, even if it means committing genocide unto others. That much ha…

The perpetual fight is mutually beneficial to all. The extremist right would not have been able to claim large swaths of land had they not had the air cover to raze Gaza. Now there…

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Funny how easy it is to forget that guerilla terrorist actions were introduced to the region by Zionists in the 1940s: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_David_Hotel_bombing Just…

Benzinga has probably 40 writers or so. And they do syndicate out to other platforms. They also sell their real-time web traffic and ticker attribution data to hedge funds who will…

Total joke and misinformation that the IDF would call an entire building worth of people on their cellphones to warn them. Think about how difficult it is to do this accurately. An…

Yes, legislative actions will magically get rid of racism and discrimination.

> It's just much, much harder to get a pile of AN to go off Which is why Hezbollah is complicit in the Beirut port explosion of August 4, 2020. AN that's just sitting there for yea…

If you live the sword, you'll die by the sword. So yes you should be terrified of the UAE but you shouldn't have any illusions about what this country is about. Unfortunately, Leba…

Japanese are extremely violent. I can point to WW2 for reference and their behavior leading up to the war and USAs ultimate decision to drop nuclear weapons. The approach to handli…

Nothing new - if there was 1% of the oversight on the markets that there is in the US, 90% of traders on the Saudi market would be put in prison for some sort of insider trading...…

Our startup is soon to expand from 4 people to 12 in 2019. We are an enterprise software company in the financial industry. The team will be roughly split between devs, quants and …

> Why are certain things getting so much more expensive? > Why do there seem to be more examples of rapidly-completed major projects in the past than the present? These two questio…