As an Israeli myself, I have never heard of this crap! But just one question, I lived in an area named Arava, the very far south of Israel, about 30 minutes north of Eilat. There are mountains between the Arava and the northern part of the Negev, how are the ships gonna pass through this? Just asking, no need for politics...
It will happen soon and will be the alternative to Suez ...We needed this badly as traffic through suez has become very slow and Trade between India & Europe via UAE, Saudi, Israel, Greece is increasing rapidly.
From an engineering standpoint this canal is possible but not feasible. It would need around one hundred locks to pass the 2000 ft elevation between the Gulf of Eilat /Aqaba and the Mediterranean Sea. Those locks would require over 60 million gallons of water to be pumped from the sea to the top of the lock system each hour. Edit: Double those figures for the dual canals proposed (200 locks and 120 million gallons per hour) .
@@abatesnz It does not matter what direction you take, the minimum elevation for any path between the Gulf of Eilat /Aqaba and the Mediterranean Sea is still over 2000 feet. Pumping that much water to an artificial inland lake at the highest elevation every hour is not feasible because of the number of pumps, pipes, and power requirements.
Any lock takes time, time is money. This is economically a stupid idea. If it takes double the time to pass through this new canal, it will not be economically viable. And it will give Egypt a perfect reason to collect even more from each passage.
@mudboy9762 nah, they are both at sea level. The canal can remain so if heading north to the Dead Sea, up the River Jordan, then diverting NW towards Haifa, from just south of Beit She'an, crossing via the Jezreel Valley where I said. No lock needed.
Im israeli. This is the first time i heard about this plan. Im not aware or think that they starter building it. The major problem is the Houthi’s that target ships on the way to the Mediterranean sea
@user-wu6cw2zg3l "Hope that helps". I don't need any help. LOL. Wrong is wrong. It has nothing to do with any "mathematical standard". It is basic English. And anyway, 100/193 is still not "almost one third" ... it is *more* than one third.
Don't bother with them. We float in a sea not only of innumeracy - which accounts for why so few commenters even noticed the error - but of what I'd call almost total mathematical illiteracy.@@davidbroadfoot1864
@user-nz6dx2fj6h Yes, you can trust them! Imagine they create any kind of problem. They would lose their clients! It's a business for Egypt... The channel has been functional for more than 100 years!
saya pikir, terusan Ben Gurion perlu dibangun, karena penduduk dunia bertambah beberapa kali lipat sejak terusan Suez dibangun. Akhirnya memang diperlukan tambahan terusan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan transportasi laut yang sesuai dengan keadaan sekarang ini, trimakasih.
Yemen's current attacks on commercial shipping threaten the viability of the Suez Canal and would also do the same to the Ben Gurion canal if it were to be built.
It's not a "theory" we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-.,-..-.,-.,,......,-.,-.-,.
Like he said, monopoly is not a good thing. Shouldn't one god have some competition? Back in the Roman days there were so many gods that if another one came along it was no big deal. @@stuartbroad227
I am from Israel and that 🧢 could you said the source cuz I know that just not true maybe you confused with the time that Israel ruled in half of the sinai island which the Suez Canal so do your research better next time 😄
A canal could go this route through tunnels so minimal water would be required as the canal remains at sea level. In the uk we have 200 yr old canals that do this. In pre motor days, when barges were usually pulled by horses, who clearly couldn't manage the tunnels, men used to lie down on planks laid across the barge and " walk" along the tunnel walls either side, to propel the barge forward !
I think I remember seeing film about this but clearly not for anyone with claustrophobia! Hardly practicable for ocean-going vessels with containers stacked high...@@abatesnz
Bro the Israelis are actually insaine, if they are actually delusional enough to blow up an area that big with ~500 NUKES, they are going to turn Israel and Palestine into a WASTELAND LMAO
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.,.-.,.-,-.,-.-.,-.-,.-,-.,.-
@@baba_m YEP...that canal would take the Palestinians out of poverty....and the so-called "JEWS" see them as second class citizens, it would end the decades long blockade and end Isreal's domination over Gaza's existence. No, never...they would never allow that. That are stereotypically greedy and money driven.
On paper it looks like a great project, but what about the 500 plus nuclear explosions required to finish in 5 years, what kind of fallout would that cause ?
Fallout? Practically none. Those are underground explosions. After clearing the rubble, though, some of the rocks will be radioactive, but you don't need to leave them in place.
Nothing, Egypt can block the trade at Sharm-a-sheick. So there is no point for Israel to build this tunnel. this video is just fucking stupid and is based on nothing really
On what grounds? You can't just randomly decide to block shipping. The sea and path of ships outside the proposed canal are natural water ways and fall under freedom of navigation.
@@nannettegoldberg4700 I have no doubt they could do it. You know how politics are in the region. And even though it would be a good thing, there are those who would oppose it.
@@roncohen2354 the worthy gentleman straight up made a fictional story about fictional people from Arabia peninsula, still cant understand what land should we give back? the one UN recognized as Israel or the one you lost in 48 for attacking the newly born Israel or maybe the land you lost in 67, after waging another war? those "indigenous " people are far from being indigenous to the land
As southern Israeli i promise you this is just technically impossible because of random mountainous terrain. But the idea is very cool and Israel probably should had gone for it if it was an option
If Jordan, Gaza, and Israel can accept this idea, I think they will greatly benefit from it, especially the people of Gaza. The Ben Gurion Canal in Israel, which starts from Gaza and runs through Israel to Jordan, could provide significant advantages. Just my thoughts.
first step to make such a dream come through for the benefit of all the region ……take care of Iran .when Iran turns to a democracy ,as every dream will become reality .
If the inhabitants of Gaza were industrious and wanting to provide for their families instead of focused on jehad and spreading hatred and violence they could benefit by building this canal and helping to build and operate it.
@@wirplit Because prisoners in Alcatraz did not get funded Billions of dollars to realize they're desires and aspirations. The Palestinians did. And look what they used it for.
we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-.,-.,-.,-,-.-,-.,-.-,.,-
Except the video is false. No such thing is being planned or will be built. But hey you and the other 27 Hamas cowards thumbing you up will believe anything you are that simple!
If extra capacity for shipping is needed, Egypt could build a second canal alongside the first. The terrain is low-lying, flat, and the "rock" is sand. Much easier, quicker, cheaper, and more sensible than illegally nuking a canal through the Negev and Gaza. That would leave a ribbon of radioactivity, polluting the waters of the Mediterranean and the Gulf of Aqaba. Egypt has already built waterway bypasses to reduce Suez bottlenecks, but that was only a piecemeal solution, and a full "dual carriageway" canal is needed. The task of building an Israeli canal would be more comparable to the difficult Panama Canal project than to the Suez Canal, whose construction was, by contrast, something of a breeze. Lately, Egypt has been overcharging vessels to such an extent that shipowners can find it cheaper to go round the Cape of Good Hope. Perhaps the threat of Israeli competition might promote more reasonable passage fees!
but economic reality , as oil is non renewable and west reducing use of oil in any event, would it take cruise liners with thousands of wealthy tourists ?
Good luck for this mega infrastructure project, a great concrete perspective vision of the century,a role that helps a lot for seafaring maritime industry merchant commercial ocean going vessels trade route May d God of Israel will shade light n enlightened n bless d holy land of promise ISRAELITES, d chosen Jewish people
The god of the Zionists is a scoundrel! Such a god will be destroyed! God cannot make some people masters of others! You yourself invented your own god! you have turned away from the true god Moses, David, Solomon
Putting the canal on the border between Gaza and Egypt would prevent terrorist tunnels. Also, after the Ben Gurion canals are completed in five years, the Suez canal could be modernized with two deeper channels, passing areas, service area for ships, automated ports, desalinization plants, and tourist hotels/restaurants. Two modern two-lane canals would help the larger cargo and tourist ships of today along with promoting world peace.
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-.,,-,-...-,.,..-,-,.,
The Dead sea is at -350 m level relative to the Red sea or Medeteranian sea levels. Constructing locks for raising a ship 350 m is absolutely impractical. Silly video.
It would go across the Israel/Egypt border and through present Gaza in theory . The dead sea is eyed over more for hydroelectric project again in theory.
Another path to go will prevent a closure when another container ship gets stuck. It will eventually be cheaper to cross for shippers, as there will be competition on price. It's a win for everybody, except who owns the Suez Canal. If they have to go through Gaza.....that's a big problem. I hope everything gets done peacefully, but history has proven otherwise.
There's certainly a single-minded determined attitude that is admirable, but the difference between that and arrogant vindictiveness is small-to-nonexistent! Netanyahu's 'no compromise' attitude meant that the current crisis was inevitable (and perhaps even planned for). It's certainly different to, for example, the (more) diplomatic method of Shimon Perez or even Yitzhak Rabin - but then so is the other side's from, e.g. Yasar Arafat's most effective/successful later period (though his 'early' period was extremely non-compromising).
we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-,.,-,.,-.,-.,--,.,,-.,.-
competition is NEVER something ZIONIST will allow. JEWS makin a MOVE...we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) push them into Egypt and build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....AND is embracing IRAN. the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
@@benjaminng1112 Imagine random people come to your house, steal it. then you go somewhere smaller. The people of gaza are suffering. No food water or electricity. You can laugh but you wouldnt laugh in hell wont you? laugh at the people suffering.
I would like to have seen a plan incorporating altitude changes. The prospect of multiple locks, if necessary, is a major limitation. It would not be the first time, if necessary, that deep cuts were made to facilitate only a limited number of locks, if any. We wait to see.
The construction of Ben Gurion canal is a wonderful idea a strategic decision that will help the whole world economically and boost trade opportunities for most of the countries of world in conducting International trade
@JWnFlorida The Palestinians are angry because they realize that they are unable to build positive things. They have quarreled for centuries, hate each other's nations and cannot become civilized and prosper and accuse everybody else of their own shortcomings.
@user-se6nt7lq2v isreal.. using the gaza strip lands.. to build the Ben gurion canal.. thusly. Turning the offshore rights to natural gas into an international shipping lane that isreal owns.. you should stick to only engaging the blissfully unaware. You bolshevik zionists always want to rewrite history for the ignorant.
I’d like to hear some facts and figures. Like how much infrastructure will it take to maintain it as in locks, etc.. will it be sea level on both sides? How much earth will have to be moved? How long will it take to build? I think an alternate route to the Suzie will be very important in the future.
Putting a canal right thru the middle of the Gaza strip would be placing it right thru enemy territory - even if Israel thought it had 'controil' of the Palestinians sufficient to do this, it would be a horribly risky business unless Gaza/they had a vested interest in supporting this plan ! Making air cargo cheap enough might mean there was no need for a new canal anyway. And they could just dredge the existing canal much deeper couldn't they ? Cheaper fuels are coming up anyway & might make the longer sea routes more tolerable too ! Maybe some reorganizing of what is being shipped where might be considered - preferable fees to encourage the policies that make the best financial case should be looked at !
What ever, over tens of thousands of Palastenien dead bodies and Israelis too !. God gives each country it's resources for their existence. Trying to get jealous, steel, grab is calling upon god's wrath. Unles help each other and trade amicably.
At a cost of only $55 Billion, they should have no trouble squeezing that out of the American taxpayer. On the other hand, if they can't get the USA to pay for it, they can always run to China and I'm positive they would come up with the money for a project with this strategic value. It also sounds like Gaza might be in the way, oh wait, I think Israel is already well on the way to removing that roadblock. Somewhat convenient how things work out sometimes.
According to a **U.S. News analysis**, the United States has given Israel more than **$260 billion** in combined military and economic aid since World War II, plus about $10 billion more in contributions for missile defense systems like the Iron Dome ¹. In 2021, U.S. obligations to Israel amounted to **$3.31 billion** ¹. So, you are correct, they have already squeezed the American taxpayer for everything they need, however Netanyahu has cozied up to Xi before, and I'm sure he would have no hesitation to do it again if he needed financing. Regarding Gaza, I am reading more and more that several routes have been proposed through the years, but I have not seen the mention of an artificial ocean. The pundits appear to agree that the shortest and most cost effective has it going through Gaza. In a very perverted way, that may explain why Israel is currently demolishing Gaza. If Gaza no longer exists, the canal becomes a much simpler proposition. Interestingly, some of those same pundits are asking how and why Israel's intelligence service could have failed so badly to identify and disrupt the horrific assault inflicted by Hamas. Does the canal have something to do with this failure? Good luck and best wishes. @@inagordan4589
Makes great sense on many levels: 1) Geopolitical freedom and leverage: why allow the Suez to threaten worldwide trade? 2) Wider & deeper: allowing transit of today''s larger veseels fills an unmet need, saving $$ for shippers; 3) Options are always better than monopolies: increase everyone's autonomy
Yeh becouse uncle Mohamed kept masturbating all along throughout the history of 1400 years so we have an arab proverb says the land belongs to the one who serves it all economy of the 22 arab countries is smaller than the economy of one country like Spain uncle sam is the solution and we only a big mouth we make a lots of trouble but we can't build one small country
If the Arabs had accepted the helplessly obvious fact that the Jews were originally from the Middle East and recognized the two-state solution midwifed, approved and executed by the UN in 1947, today as Semite brothers and sisters they'd both be building these engineering miracles and feeding the rest of the world; instead of all this insanity in sectarian violence.
@@Amin-oe5ni He's from Poland but he speaks Hebrew as official language of the state of Israel; and here you are arguing that is enough reason for the Jews not to have a nation-state of their own. Meanwhile, the Arabs have no less than 22 countries covering North Africa and Middle East. Continue with your sentiments. It's exactly why the Jews have decided to settle scores with anyone who's willing to fight them out of existence.
Solar powered Desalinization plants can provide hundreds of gallons of water every day, thousands if they do aquaponic farming, hydroponics, & fish farming too.
The suez is 2 one way channels with a lake i the middle so ships can pass. Depending on the time of day when those 1 way switches directions. Also all ships gathered into a convoy before transiting. Depending on the make-up of the ships in convoy determines schedule, also.
we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
As an Israeli myself, I have never heard of this crap! But just one question, I lived in an area named Arava, the very far south of Israel, about 30 minutes north of Eilat. There are mountains between the Arava and the northern part of the Negev, how are the ships gonna pass through this? Just asking, no need for politics...
There will be an underground tunnel of course. Gazans will be able to dig it as they already have an experience with water filled tunnels
@@borincod LMFAO
It will happen soon and will be the alternative to Suez ...We needed this badly as traffic through suez has become very slow and Trade between India & Europe via UAE, Saudi, Israel, Greece is increasing rapidly.
@@Nanw23 russia wont like this at all this canal will be big enough to fit anything through it
They just blast a channel through the mountains...our interstate highways through Appalachian and Rocky mountains here are done this way.
Bengurion canal is a wonderful project and a better economic benefit for not only Israel but the entire world.
bruh used like 6 different images of the canal , one with gaza , one with dead sea, one from middle of Israel , one with the shortest part
Cancel it!!! It would threaten Palestine sovereignty
@@Tassiedevil127Palestine doesn't have any sovereignty.
@@track1949 YES IT DOES SINCE 1920
Israelis and Americans are Land Thieves they brought October 7th upon themselves.
From an engineering standpoint this canal is possible but not feasible. It would need around one hundred locks to pass the 2000 ft elevation between the Gulf of Eilat /Aqaba and the Mediterranean Sea. Those locks would require over 60 million gallons of water to be pumped from the sea to the top of the lock system each hour.
Edit: Double those figures for the dual canals proposed (200 locks and 120 million gallons per hour) .
Better to go North from Eilat to the Dead Sea, then diagonally across via the Jezreel Valley from south of Beit She'an to just south of Haifa.
@@abatesnz It does not matter what direction you take, the minimum elevation for any path between the Gulf of Eilat /Aqaba and the Mediterranean Sea is still over 2000 feet. Pumping that much water to an artificial inland lake at the highest elevation every hour is not feasible because of the number of pumps, pipes, and power requirements.
Any lock takes time, time is money. This is economically a stupid idea. If it takes double the time to pass through this new canal, it will not be economically viable. And it will give Egypt a perfect reason to collect even more from each passage.
@mudboy9762 nah, they are both at sea level. The canal can remain so if heading north to the Dead Sea, up the River Jordan, then diverting NW towards Haifa, from just south of Beit She'an, crossing via the Jezreel Valley where I said. No lock needed.
@@elinys2843 no lock needed on the route I suggested.
Im israeli. This is the first time i heard about this plan. Im not aware or think that they starter building it.
The major problem is the Houthi’s that target ships on the way to the Mediterranean sea
293km is not "almost one third longer than 193km" (timestamp 3:50). It is more than half as long again ... 51.8% longer to be exact.
@user-wu6cw2zg3l "Hope that helps". I don't need any help. LOL. Wrong is wrong. It has nothing to do with any "mathematical standard". It is basic English.
And anyway, 100/193 is still not "almost one third" ... it is *more* than one third.
Don't bother with them. We float in a sea not only of innumeracy - which accounts for why so few commenters even noticed the error - but of what I'd call almost total mathematical illiteracy.@@davidbroadfoot1864
lol
@user-wu6cw2zg3lit’s not one third, it’s more than half
It seems Egypt could dig a parallel larger and deeper channel with a fraction of money and effort.
They already are expanding suez
But you can't trust them.
@user-nz6dx2fj6h Yes, you can trust them! Imagine they create any kind of problem. They would lose their clients! It's a business for Egypt...
The channel has been functional for more than 100 years!
@@Stevie-L-n8g As compared too????
Have you ever seen an Egyptian working? I may be stepping on toes but my experience with their workers has a lot to be desired.
Its good Israel will have own canal for Security.
saya pikir, terusan Ben Gurion perlu dibangun, karena penduduk dunia bertambah beberapa kali lipat sejak terusan Suez dibangun.
Akhirnya memang diperlukan tambahan terusan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan transportasi laut yang sesuai dengan keadaan sekarang ini, trimakasih.
Yemen's current attacks on commercial shipping threaten the viability of the Suez Canal and would also do the same to the Ben Gurion canal if it were to be built.
its why saudi mbs is builing the line....its not a city..its a disguise for a pipeline west
GIVING ISRAEL AN OPORTUNITY TO TAKE YEMEN LAND NEXT WHILE PLAYING PING PONG WITH LEBANON
Yemen could too enjoy the Gaza treatment.
You are an asshole.people are dying
Yes 😁@@nangld
And I thought the spy bird theory in the United States was the weirdest thing I'd ever hear. Turns out I was wrong.
😊
So all this time British & French supports Israel is to build this new canal, because they’re still salty for losing the Suez Canal to Egypt 😅
You've pulled that out of your butt.
The Suez canal belonged to Israel it's in Israel canan land
@@eliezernicky3349 Egypt is way older than Israel, Suez is in Sinai and Sinai has been part of Egypt since 3100 BC.
@@FRISHR it was part of Canaan man not Egypt
@@FRISHR then ask Egyptians where is Israel and who owns isreal 😂😂 why do you think Egypt stood out of the way they know the land belongs to the Jews
Go for it Israel and Netanyaho if it benefits Israel and the whole region great !!!!!
I do love conspiracy theories. The alternative route is full of pirates
Not a conspiracy when *******GREED******* and M*rder is involved.
Its not a conspiracy, When *******GREED****** and redruM are involved.
It's not a "theory" we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
Brilliant and amazing projects
I'd like to hear Egypt huffing and puffing the same way they did for Ethiopia's grand renaissance dam😂😂😂
They can't
A briliyant Idia which Will boost world economy
Egypt has already doubled and widened the Suez canal for all ships to pass
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-.,-..-.,-.,,......,-.,-.-,.
Monopoly is not a good thing. 2 canals are better than one.
Like he said, monopoly is not a good thing. Shouldn't one god have some competition? Back in the Roman days there were so many gods that if another one came along it was no big deal. @@stuartbroad227
@@stuartbroad227Pray telleth me, where can I seeketh this God and is it real or just a thing from a story book about Virgin birth and bible.
@@rodmurray4321 This canal storey GOD is a compleath fairy tail
Go for it Israel!
I am from Israel and that 🧢 could you said the source cuz I know that just not true maybe you confused with the time that Israel ruled in half of the sinai island which the Suez Canal so do your research better next time 😄
A canal could go this route through tunnels so minimal water would be required as the canal remains at sea level. In the uk we have 200 yr old canals that do this. In pre motor days, when barges were usually pulled by horses, who clearly couldn't manage the tunnels, men used to lie down on planks laid across the barge and " walk" along the tunnel walls either side, to propel the barge forward !
Is there one of these tunnels near Angel, Islington running East-West on Regent's canal?
Great idea
@@WhatYouEatControlsYourBrain the boats (especially when fully laden) are too heavy to be carried by cars. Their weight can only be carried by water.
I think I remember seeing film about this but clearly not for anyone with claustrophobia! Hardly practicable for ocean-going vessels with containers stacked high...@@abatesnz
Doesnt it cost imensely to make such tunnels. They put a water tunnelproject up in Norway.. dreadfull expensive for a few 100 meters..
What the F, you lost me at 500 nuclear blasts.
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Bro the Israelis are actually insaine, if they are actually delusional enough to blow up an area that big with ~500 NUKES, they are going to turn Israel and Palestine into a WASTELAND LMAO
It sound crazy but It's true..
@samogen300 It is all baloney
Indeed 😮
Beneficial to the world and necessary for Israel, as recent events show.
So after watching through the whole video I am still wondering... what is the altitude profile of the proposed path? That's the key question.
use Google earth you can get elevations with the tools
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.,.-.,.-,-.,-.-.,-.-,.-,-.,.-
@@ricardoxavier827
And trying to force Palestine to agree through genocide?
@@baba_m YEP...that canal would take the Palestinians out of poverty....and the so-called "JEWS" see them as second class citizens, it would end the decades long blockade and end Isreal's domination over Gaza's existence. No, never...they would never allow that. That are stereotypically greedy and money driven.
On paper it looks like a great project, but what about the 500 plus nuclear explosions required to finish in 5 years, what kind of fallout would that cause ?
World war 3
Fallout? Practically none. Those are underground explosions. After clearing the rubble, though, some of the rocks will be radioactive, but you don't need to leave them in place.
I'm pretty sure those are also very expensive.
This whole video is abunch of bs.
Including the nuclear explosion part. And the idea of such a canal. Its just a conspieracy theory from the 50's
@@victorsago underground explosions? israel is literally bombing innocent civilians in the Gaza Strip!
Very very very good project and smart
Awesome ❤❤❤ , all the best , looking forward. For the project , lots of love from Fiji 🇫🇯💯👍
Whats to stop egypt and saudi arabia from blocking and taxing the entrence to the canal?
israel military superiority
Nothing, Egypt can block the trade at Sharm-a-sheick. So there is no point for Israel to build this tunnel. this video is just fucking stupid and is based on nothing really
On what grounds? You can't just randomly decide to block shipping. The sea and path of ships outside the proposed canal are natural water ways and fall under freedom of navigation.
the water territory the ships need to get through to reach the canal is Egyptian water@@somethinglikethat2176
"you can't just randomly decide to block shipping." Of course you can. Not legally, of course, but you can still do it. @@somethinglikethat2176
It seems like a good idea to me.
so build it.
I don't about the technical feasibility but it would be a political nightmare.
"I DON'T ABOUT?
Hey Mr. Jealous.
If Anyone can do it ISRAEL'S Brilliant Minds Will do it.. They Are Far Advanced in Technology, Agriculture Medical Advancements🇮🇱👍
@@nannettegoldberg4700 I have no doubt they could do it. You know how politics are in the region. And even though it would be a good thing, there are those who would oppose it.
@@nannettegoldberg4700 dirty people with long noses to eat their food better. They can mash their food with their big noses.
israeli citizen here never heard of such mega ultra pro max project
סוד ההצלחה הוא שמירת סוד.
@@JRuchin what land?
@@serg-5323 If I may. The worthy gentleman means Palestine, give back the land (to Uno Who).
@@roncohen2354 the worthy gentleman straight up made a fictional story about fictional people from Arabia peninsula, still cant understand what land should we give back? the one UN recognized as Israel or the one you lost in 48 for attacking the newly born Israel or maybe the land you lost in 67, after waging another war? those "indigenous " people are far from being indigenous to the land
@@JRuchin never heard of Palestine before...
At around 3:30, the narrator looks ahead to 2021. How old is this video?
Good catch!
Let the canal be built. It will be an economic asset of the world, just like the Panama and the Suez are.
So this is the reason of this war ?
-Probably yes.
Yep they have to think we're all fken stupid
But you can see what there preping 4
Probably, if the planning to go through Gaza, may not be any economic benefits for Gaza. It's just a thought. And why is nothing of this in the News?
The hamas started the war om oct 7 23
The plan was not going through Gaza after Israel gave up Gaza.
As southern Israeli i promise you this is just technically impossible because of random mountainous terrain.
But the idea is very cool and Israel probably should had gone for it if it was an option
If Jordan, Gaza, and Israel can accept this idea, I think they will greatly benefit from it, especially the people of Gaza. The Ben Gurion Canal in Israel, which starts from Gaza and runs through Israel to Jordan, could provide significant advantages. Just my thoughts.
first step to make such a dream come through for the benefit of all the region ……take care of Iran .when Iran turns to a democracy ,as every dream will become reality .
The only shame would be that the beautiful gulf of Aqaba would loose its pristine unspoiled tranquility 😢
If the inhabitants of Gaza were industrious and wanting to provide for their families instead of focused on jehad and spreading hatred and violence they could benefit by building this canal and helping to build and operate it.
Poor Gaza...😢😢😢
If those racist Europeans Jews stop killing raping stealing land the Palestinians people would have time to build it and profit from their labor
Free 🇵🇸
Yeah I also wonder why prisoners in Alcatraz didnt get together and build the Golden Gate Bridge.
@@wirplit Because prisoners in Alcatraz did not get funded Billions of dollars to realize they're desires and aspirations. The Palestinians did. And look what they used it for.
A good proposal; this may improve the economy of the Region and beneficial for the world Trade.
we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
Τhe monopoly of Suez Canal is done ! Time things to change . I hope this project moves forward !!!!
Yes it's needed
It’s not just about profit. It’s required to keep the USD operational. China and BRICS are not going to like it
don't drag china into this. CHINA is far more advanced than you think. 😅
Gold and silver going to be payment in the ends. Not money paper with your money currency. Make world to be worst
@@ZXQKYV Russia, China and Iran are planning their own trade route in the region so they are definitely a part of it.
Thank you for making these video's.
Thank you for the errant apostrophe
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-.,-.,-.,-,-.-,-.,-.-,.,-
Yes this canal is very much required
Wonderful I can't wait
Great job on this video! It clearly exposes the reasons behind the reasons of what is happening now in Gaza.
It's completely fake, like 100% of this video. No such plans exist.
Except the video is false. No such thing is being planned or will be built. But hey you and the other 27 Hamas cowards thumbing you up will believe anything you are that simple!
If extra capacity for shipping is needed, Egypt could build a second canal alongside the first. The terrain is low-lying, flat, and the "rock" is sand. Much easier, quicker, cheaper, and more sensible than illegally nuking a canal through the Negev and Gaza. That would leave a ribbon of radioactivity, polluting the waters of the Mediterranean and the Gulf of Aqaba. Egypt has already built waterway bypasses to reduce Suez bottlenecks, but that was only a piecemeal solution, and a full "dual carriageway" canal is needed. The task of building an Israeli canal would be more comparable to the difficult Panama Canal project than to the Suez Canal, whose construction was, by contrast, something of a breeze. Lately, Egypt has been overcharging vessels to such an extent that shipowners can find it cheaper to go round the Cape of Good Hope. Perhaps the threat of Israeli competition might promote more reasonable passage fees!
Giving the state of current events it's hard to imagine Israel getting much cooperation with it's neighbors .
but economic reality , as oil is non renewable and west reducing use of oil in any event, would it take cruise liners with thousands of wealthy tourists ?
Its gona be magnificent and usefull project . Bravo
Good luck for this mega infrastructure project, a great concrete perspective vision of the century,a role that helps a lot for seafaring maritime industry merchant commercial ocean going vessels trade route
May d God of Israel will shade light n enlightened n bless d holy land of promise ISRAELITES, d chosen Jewish people
The god of the Zionists is a scoundrel! Such a god will be destroyed! God cannot make some people masters of others! You yourself invented your own god! you have turned away from the true god Moses, David, Solomon
... Great. ....
Putting the canal on the border between Gaza and Egypt would prevent terrorist tunnels. Also, after the Ben Gurion canals are completed in five years, the Suez canal could be modernized with two deeper channels, passing areas, service area for ships, automated ports, desalinization plants, and tourist hotels/restaurants. Two modern two-lane canals would help the larger cargo and tourist ships of today along with promoting world peace.
Excellant video, thanks. Events in the ME make a bit more sense now.
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-.,,-,-...-,.,..-,-,.,
The Dead sea is at -350 m level relative to the Red sea or Medeteranian sea levels. Constructing locks for raising a ship 350 m is absolutely impractical.
Silly video.
It's conspiracy. A dumb one
If the two seas were to be connected, would that eventually raise the dead sea level upto that of the red sea?
It would go across the Israel/Egypt border and through present Gaza in theory . The dead sea is eyed over more for hydroelectric project again in theory.
@@JamesMedley-h8i and what do you gain from that?
It's not going into the dead sea
Another path to go will prevent a closure when another container ship gets stuck. It will eventually be cheaper to cross for shippers, as there will be competition on price. It's a win for everybody, except who owns the Suez Canal. If they have to go through Gaza.....that's a big problem. I hope everything gets done peacefully, but history has proven otherwise.
"It's a win for everybody, except who owns the Suez Canal."
Which they stole from the rightful owners in July 1956, aided by the US and the USSR.
@@abatesnz The "rightful owners", the ones who paid for it and conducted the project was Great Brittain
@@gerardsmulevich6594 indeed. Same goes for the Trans-Siberian railway.
God bless Israel and project❤
Good project for benefit of trade and development 👌
BRILLIANT ON EVERY LEVEL. Israel is a brilliant country; those who hate it are jealous of people that work hard.
Free gaza
Well said !!!! That’s is the bottom line.
There's certainly a single-minded determined attitude that is admirable, but the difference between that and arrogant vindictiveness is small-to-nonexistent! Netanyahu's 'no compromise' attitude meant that the current crisis was inevitable (and perhaps even planned for). It's certainly different to, for example, the (more) diplomatic method of Shimon Perez or even Yitzhak Rabin - but then so is the other side's from, e.g. Yasar Arafat's most effective/successful later period (though his 'early' period was extremely non-compromising).
What they have is rich parents.
Excellent project for Israel and the world.
@@Rafsangani GIVE BACK OUR LAND PALESTINE!!! 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
It's a new time the industry is growing it's good for the world and good for Israel & Egypt
It's a terrible conflict waiting to happen!
Muslims have been killing each other and everyone else for thousands of years. I’m all for the canal
Go ahead and built it israel good for business
It will never happen, !!
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@@richsteve6970Chuslim ❤❤
@@richsteve6970 madarsachap
Sounds amazing. Go Israel!
Why is there war?
Follow the money.
I would love for this to be a real project, I've never heard of this before.
Nooo, one canal goes in and the other canal goes out, it is being built to facilitate greater traffic.
we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
Did you just tell yourself that?
This is another reason why China embarked on the New Silk Road (a.k.a. the Belt & Road initiative). Current shipping routes have 'choke' poiints...
4:00 control Laiyer
8:25 transit Laiyer
8:43 buffer Laiyer
COMPETITION IS ALWAYS A WONDERFUL THING, EVERYONE BENEFITS, AND KEEPS THINGS HONEST.
It's all bots on the thread. They delete opposing views😂😂😂
Basically, if we see the topoghraphic maps, the dead sea water shed, are under level sea, so you just to dig down the channel between dead sea and the sea, and the cannal will fill up large by the level of the world seas. And in the north we have a short part to dig to connect to the mediterranian sea. But jordany will loose territory and has to agree. Not that expensive to build, if Jordany agrees to flood parts of their territory by leveling up to the world sea levels.-,.,-,.,-.,-.,--,.,,-.,.-
competition is NEVER something ZIONIST will allow. JEWS makin a MOVE...we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) push them into Egypt and build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....AND is embracing IRAN. the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
Singapore's size: 734.3 km²
Gaza strip's size: 365 km²
Singapore population: 5.92 million
Gazan population: 2.048 million
Talked about being densely populated Gaza, LOL HAHAHA
@@benjaminng1112 Imagine random people come to your house, steal it. then you go somewhere smaller. The people of gaza are suffering. No food water or electricity. You can laugh but you wouldnt laugh in hell wont you? laugh at the people suffering.
@@benjaminng1112FREE FREE PALESTINE 7 Million PALESTINE PEOPLE
It's the same as countries that were colonized and expelled by their original inhabitants
@@Amanamu411 Thank you!
I would like to have seen a plan incorporating altitude changes. The prospect of multiple locks, if necessary, is a major limitation. It would not be the first time, if necessary, that deep cuts were made to facilitate only a limited number of locks, if any.
We wait to see.
The construction of Ben Gurion canal is a wonderful idea a strategic decision that will help the whole world economically and boost trade opportunities for most of the countries of world in conducting International trade
Tamar gas fields.. now a new canal.. never mind all the land grabs along the way.. why are the Palestinians so angry?
Palestinians are always angry, in good times and in bad times.
@JWnFlorida The Palestinians are angry because they realize that they are unable to build positive things. They have quarreled for centuries, hate each other's nations and cannot become civilized and prosper and accuse everybody else of their own shortcomings.
@@grip2617... Do you mean Palestinians get angry all day and night? ...
do you believe that? Israel will loose more teritory if the project would of be true. it's insane.
@user-se6nt7lq2v isreal.. using the gaza strip lands.. to build the Ben gurion canal.. thusly. Turning the offshore rights to natural gas into an international shipping lane that isreal owns.. you should stick to only engaging the blissfully unaware. You bolshevik zionists always want to rewrite history for the ignorant.
This is a great idea and God bless them for making Israel great again 😊
ISRAEL CAN DO WHAT THEY WANT😂
Note . look into
India-middle east - Europe Economic corridor / IMEC
I’d like to hear some facts and figures. Like how much infrastructure will it take to maintain it as in locks, etc.. will it be sea level on both sides? How much earth will have to be moved? How long will it take to build? I think an alternate route to the Suzie will be very important in the future.
Who are you again?
WE SUPPORT ISRAELI CITIZENS 🙏🏽🇮🇱💙❤
Penduduk dunia sudah bertambah, kebutuhan di segala lini juga bertambah, Terusan baru memang diperlukan, optimis !
Putting a canal right thru the middle of the Gaza strip would be placing it right thru enemy territory - even if Israel thought it had 'controil' of the Palestinians sufficient to do this, it would be a horribly risky business unless Gaza/they had a vested interest in supporting this plan ! Making air cargo cheap enough might mean there was no need for a new canal anyway. And they could just dredge the existing canal much deeper couldn't they ? Cheaper fuels are coming up anyway & might make the longer sea routes more tolerable too ! Maybe some reorganizing of what is being shipped where might be considered - preferable fees to encourage the policies that make the best financial case should be looked at !
More reason for Palestine to provide all faiths prosperity under the nourishing wing of Allah as stated in Article 6 of their charter.
@@freerovingbovinedude grow up and have your own mind and stop with your insane god non sense
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how do you know that fuel will be cheaper coming up as you put it? genuine question as i am hoping like crazy you are right
At least the Gaza strip has people with experience in digging tunnels.
I think it could destabilize the region even more than it is now and could topple Egypt government and lead to a radical government more like Iran
Wow!!!! can’t wait to see it done🙏🙏🙏
What ever, over tens of thousands of Palastenien dead bodies and Israelis too !. God gives each country it's resources for their existence. Trying to get jealous, steel, grab is calling upon god's wrath. Unles help each other and trade amicably.
@@niharkamil4949no one cares about palestine since it never have existed and is stolen land
@@niharkamil4949and its good with water defence to remove gaza terrorism
let Israel go ahead with the new Canal!
Interesting
Very ambitious project.
The israeli canal is essentially significant for its potential
At a cost of only $55 Billion, they should have no trouble squeezing that out of the American taxpayer. On the other hand, if they can't get the USA to pay for it, they can always run to China and I'm positive they would come up with the money for a project with this strategic value. It also sounds like Gaza might be in the way, oh wait, I think Israel is already well on the way to removing that roadblock. Somewhat convenient how things work out sometimes.
NOBODY GIVES A SHIT WHO PAYS FOR THE CANAL AS LONG AS IT HELPS AND SERVE IT'S PURPOSE .
actually they already have the money for the project , plus they will build artificial ocean , that separate Gaza from Israel.
According to a **U.S. News analysis**, the United States has given Israel more than **$260 billion** in combined military and economic aid since World War II, plus about $10 billion more in contributions for missile defense systems like the Iron Dome ¹. In 2021, U.S. obligations to Israel amounted to **$3.31 billion** ¹. So, you are correct, they have already squeezed the American taxpayer for everything they need, however Netanyahu has cozied up to Xi before, and I'm sure he would have no hesitation to do it again if he needed financing. Regarding Gaza, I am reading more and more that several routes have been proposed through the years, but I have not seen the mention of an artificial ocean. The pundits appear to agree that the shortest and most cost effective has it going through Gaza. In a very perverted way, that may explain why Israel is currently demolishing Gaza. If Gaza no longer exists, the canal becomes a much simpler proposition. Interestingly, some of those same pundits are asking how and why Israel's intelligence service could have failed so badly to identify and disrupt the horrific assault inflicted by Hamas. Does the canal have something to do with this failure?
Good luck and best wishes.
@@inagordan4589
You think they only get money from the USA?
Israel is rich on its own you know?
@inagordan4589 and who paid?
Ecellewnt suggestion hope all goes to plan and look forward to seeing it in operation one day
Yeah, the price is over 2 million Palestinians, you heartless fool
Makes great sense on many levels: 1) Geopolitical freedom and leverage: why allow the Suez to threaten worldwide trade? 2) Wider & deeper: allowing transit of today''s larger veseels fills an unmet need, saving $$ for shippers; 3) Options are always better than monopolies: increase everyone's autonomy
That 100 billion dollar "care drop" makes more sense now. 😂
Based on the map shown, the canal doesn't go through Gaza, but along its southern border 🤔.
There are different versions
@@Ro1Gg2Bv3 And none of them will go through Gaza.
ask the creator of the video. it's his idea.
It's necessary, let the canal be built to compete with the Suez Canal to free up economic backlash.
It's a shame
An absolute disgrace
Is this why Uncle Sam keeps on sending money and Uncle Isaac keeps on robbing and stealing lands?
Yeh becouse uncle Mohamed kept masturbating all along throughout the history of 1400 years so we have an arab proverb says the land belongs to the one who serves it all economy of the 22 arab countries is smaller than the economy of one country like Spain uncle sam is the solution and we only a big mouth we make a lots of trouble but we can't build one small country
If the Arabs had accepted the helplessly obvious fact that the Jews were originally from the Middle East and recognized the two-state solution midwifed, approved and executed by the UN in 1947, today as Semite brothers and sisters they'd both be building these engineering miracles and feeding the rest of the world; instead of all this insanity in sectarian violence.
Yes exactly my bro.
@@jimifashThey are from Europe. Bibi is from Poland.
@@Amin-oe5ni
He's from Poland but he speaks Hebrew as official language of the state of Israel; and here you are arguing that is enough reason for the Jews not to have a nation-state of their own. Meanwhile, the Arabs have no less than 22 countries covering North Africa and Middle East.
Continue with your sentiments. It's exactly why the Jews have decided to settle scores with anyone who's willing to fight them out of existence.
I think in principal, it's a great idea !
It sure would take a lot of shipping pressure off of the Suez Canal.
Yes, good project.
Yes israel can do it ...
The building of the canal will drastically curtail the traffic incident in the suez canal. I pray the project goes though
canals could be used for irrigation as well for farmers around more arid regions
This one would be sea water so no irrigation.
Sea water
@@tomstiyer657 its call sea water to fresh water ,lol
sure point of desalination systems exist og german origine .@@RichardHelfrichDeveloper
Solar powered Desalinization plants can provide hundreds of gallons of water every day, thousands if they do aquaponic farming, hydroponics, & fish farming too.
I really believe that the Bengurion canal project can really help to boost Israel political and economic power in the world.
I don’t know how long ships have to wait to enter the suez canal but this will definitely help that issue.
Islam control over thst region brought hell to the world, im just glad its losing grip
The suez is 2 one way channels with a lake i the middle so ships can pass. Depending on the time of day when those 1 way switches directions. Also all ships gathered into a convoy before transiting. Depending on the make-up of the ships in convoy determines schedule, also.
I would say deepening the Suez make a lot more sense
This is to get rid of those tunnels used by Hamas because like we learned in Vietnam it’s very difficult to fight against an enemy that uses tunnels.
Tunnels built by the Israili's. There bunker hideaways.
we've been betrayed, our government has created "fake news" but the internet provides answers, just don't rely on American media they are controlled by the same Zionists who wanna keep this project HUSH HUSH, as it commits genocide...Why is Yemen attacking ships in that area? Because they know that Isreal wants to kill off the Palestinians (genocide) to build that canal through Gaza and control that shipping lane which is BIG $$$$ and gives the Zionists financial comfort after the Saudis embraced BRICS....the Oct. 7th attack was motivated by these plans. My channel is Guerillas In The Midst...I'm sure you'll find it interesting, although we will probably disagree mostly...nevertheless, this is America right? Let's dialogue
The enemy are the Israeli terrorists.........going right back to the Stern Gang, Irgun, Haganna, Lehi, IDF = Terrorists
Very much important initiative.