It is said (paraphrased) music soothes the savage beast - maybe it's exactly what the enemy needs, a little music and dance, to 'soothe' it...kept the beat, too! (so is that what the IDF guys learn in tironut?)
You're nothing but callous occupiers. Why don't you just show a video of the Occupation army playing soccer with oppressed Palestinians behind the Fence - as if your Occupation is just fun and games.
Hey anonymous, I'm wondering if you feel the same about the 21 countries (all but Saudi Arabia) that have been occupied by invading Muslims for centuries now, with the indigenous population brutally suppressed if not completely wiped out? Yeah......didn't think so.
If the american's soldiers can why the Israeli's not??? watch this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haHXgFU7qNI&annotation_id=annotation_361487&feature=iv
MY TAKE: I think they were communicating a humanitarian spirit with the person who changed the music. The so-called 'good' arabs in Hebron are probably laughing over this. Something to break the tension. The arabs know the guys can shoot, now they know they can dance.
However, the army/govt. won't appreciate it one bit!
omg right? can you believe they came up with that before I even joined? we are gonna have so much fun....
BTW anonymous looked up ur soccer occupation video - it's a fake. You or someone added homemade clips into a cellcom ad, which admittedly was already in poor taste and probably leftist motivated. so, so happy I switched off cellcom...
That's my Nahal! Times may have changed, but this old Nahlawi (mahzor ayin daled) is glad to see that some of the spirit remains. Good for these guys for keeping a bit of humor in a dangerous job. Aleh Nahal!
ok concerned spectator ur comments used to bug me, but i just want to thank you for making this blog so much more entertaining lol. i dont know what to do with u! u just crack me up! lmao cowardlingly?
funny but also can be deathly - loosing grip of weapon in middle of hebron is not very smart
ReplyDeleteHey A-Non. That's why the IDF Requires all rifles be carried slung.
ReplyDeleteIt is said (paraphrased) music soothes the savage beast - maybe it's exactly what the enemy needs, a little music and dance, to 'soothe' it...kept the beat, too!
ReplyDelete(so is that what the IDF guys learn in tironut?)
hope you're right about not getting into trouble for that......i must say though that they definitely have rhythm.
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What a great stress reliever.
ReplyDeleteYou're nothing but callous occupiers. Why don't you just show a video of the Occupation army playing soccer with oppressed Palestinians behind the Fence - as if your Occupation is just fun and games.
ReplyDeleteHey anonymous, I'm wondering if you feel the same about the 21 countries (all but Saudi Arabia) that have been occupied by invading Muslims for centuries now, with the indigenous population brutally suppressed if not completely wiped out?
ReplyDeleteYeah......didn't think so.
If the american's soldiers can why the Israeli's not???
ReplyDeletewatch this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haHXgFU7qNI&annotation_id=annotation_361487&feature=iv
I think this is a closer analogy--US Marines in Iraq, 2007:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.liveleak.com/view?i=002_1177413036
Occupation Army Soccer
ReplyDelete"I hope they don't get in trouble"
ReplyDeleteToo late......http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=297127
MY TAKE: I think they were communicating a humanitarian spirit with the person who changed the music. The so-called 'good' arabs in Hebron are probably laughing over this. Something to break the tension. The arabs know the guys can shoot, now they know they can dance.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the army/govt. won't appreciate it one bit!
The Army will speak out against it because they have to... there have been complaints and they were not acting professionally...
ReplyDeleteBut I am sure they enjoyed it too. I did anyway.
LOL. And Kovi hasn't even enlisted yet.
ReplyDeleteomg right? can you believe they came up with that before I even joined? we are gonna have so much fun....
ReplyDeleteBTW anonymous looked up ur soccer occupation video - it's a fake. You or someone added homemade clips into a cellcom ad, which admittedly was already in poor taste and probably leftist motivated. so, so happy I switched off cellcom...
uh oh, we're not supposed to listen to music during the three weeks. i almost forgot that as i started to watch this cool video
ReplyDeleteuh oh forgot that there is no music during the three weeks
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ReplyDeleteThat's my Nahal! Times may have changed, but this old Nahlawi (mahzor ayin daled) is glad to see that some of the spirit remains. Good for these guys for keeping a bit of humor in a dangerous job. Aleh Nahal!
ReplyDeleteok concerned spectator ur comments used to bug me, but i just want to thank you for making this blog so much more entertaining lol. i dont know what to do with u! u just crack me up! lmao cowardlingly?
ReplyDeletei should do a study on how many toilets we send into gaza each day... lol.
ReplyDeleteKovi, I thought Concerned Spectator was a joke. He's not? That's so sad.
ReplyDeleteIDF Soldiers are simply perverse. They waste years of their lives promoting genocide and have fun doing it!
ReplyDeleteThis isn't the first time they were caught on video!
IDF soldier boy dance
Israeli Soldier Dancing With Arab Freedom Fighter Kids
Soulja Boys — IDF dancing again
Girlfriend-dance IDF Women
And it wont be the last!
We are watching!
Oh no. The "Disconcerned Spectator" is watching IDF soldiers dance.
ReplyDeleteAnyone who says that soldiers dancing is "promoting genocide" is clearly a joke.
Ignore him/her. We survived Pharaoh (as the Hebrew song goes)
With so many IDF Soldiers dancing in videos, why is this such a big deal?
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