If the many many decent Britons are wondering why their country is sinking in global popularity, it’s because of people like this… 👇

I’m convinced the timeline is not accurate, which is unsurprising given the immediate hysteria, but not in the (conspiratorial) way you’re suggesting. I believe the terrorists plan was to murder the pilot and quietly continue the flight into Israeli airspace, without arousing suspicion, then crash into something 9/11 style; maybe the Knesset, the Kiriya or maybe a TA skyscraper. The plan was foiled when the pilot survived the stabbing, resisted and alerted ATC with a code 7500. At that point the original plan became impossible (IAF fighters already launched) so he went to plan B - crashing the plane immediately. This theory is also supported by the fact that the flight was nearing the Jordanian border when the terrorist attacked the captain. If he just wanted to crash the plane in the desert he could have done so hours earlier and leave less to chance. I am pretty confident (being an expert in absolutely nothing) the story will evolve into something resembling this plan, and that had the pilot not survived and opened the cockpit door, the terrorist would have gone with plan A, a-la 9/11. So not a “false flag” conspiracy, just a series of miracles and several acts of bravery.

ARE THE @IDF SOLDIERS who fight for us SAFE IN OUR OWN ISRAELI HOSPITALS? If you're a donor to a "Friends of Rambam hospital" @rambamuk or other, demand answers. If you have a personal link to @BillAckman, please make sure he sees this. It's the lives of our sons. A personal note-my family has been treated in Rambam, the Healthcare flagship for the Israeli North, many times, and many times by Arabs. Many of them were excellent and kind hearted, and some of them BAD to the point I had to ask myself whether it was on purpose- e.g.. misdiagnosed a male teenager with Kipa and tzitzit (prime material for IDF) whose appendix was about to burst , as "kidney stones-just painkillers it will pass" , and more. READ THIS AND DEMAND ANSWERS. (Posted by Ynon Magal) ---------- Yehoshua Shani, father of Lieutenant Ury Shani,who fell in Kissufin two years ago (the video clip is in Ury hyd's memory). Every Jewish mother should know that she entrusted the fate of her sons to the right commanders - is that true???? What happened on Shabbat in the intensive care unit at Rambam requires an immediate investigation. Three days ago, my nephew, IDF fighter Eitan, was seriously injured in Lebanon and was hospitalized at Rambam Hospital along with three other wounded fighters. Since then, we have been living in great fear for his well-being. Eitan was sedated and on a ventilator. He only woke up yesterday afternoon, suffering from burns all over his body, pain, fever, and hallucinations. Then night came. A new shift came into the ward. According to the family, all the nursing staff on duty spoke Arabic. At one point, all the families were taken out of the ward and the doors were locked. The situation needs to be understood: Four seriously wounded IDF soldiers, who have just returned from fighting in Lebanon, are left alone behind locked doors, without their families, while the entire staff on duty speaks Arabic. I will say this clearly: in the security reality we find ourselves in, this is a situation that raises difficult questions and a sense of insecurity for the families. These feelings must not be dismissed and the questions must not be swept under the rug. The family members asked to come in. Not to disrupt the team's work. Not to sit there for hours. Just to come in for a second and see if Eitan is okay. Over and over again they asked. And over and over again they were refused. At a certain point, David, Eitan's brother, decided that he had to see for himself what was happening to his brother. He broke down the door and entered the ward. And what he describes seeing there is simply unimaginable. Eitan was not okay. According to David, his wounded brother lay there begging for water And at that moment, none of the team members were there to answer him. A soldier who was seriously injured in Lebanon. Only hours earlier, he had woken up from anesthesia and ventilation. Suffering from burns, pain, fever, and hallucinations. Begging for water. And there was no family member nearby. And at that moment, no one approached him. Then Eitan whispered something even more serious to his brother. According to David, Eitan told him that when the team members turned him over in bed, they did so brutally, "like a sardine," as Eitan put it, and his head was slammed into the bed. These are things that Eitan himself told his brother. And when David cried out about what he was seeing, instead of someone stopping and asking the simple question, what happened here and why is a wounded soldier begging for help? A security officer was called to TACKLE David, who ONLY entered the ward to check on his brother. We also tried to involve the 2nd Battalion. And here is something else that particularly angers me. When a terrorist or security detainee is hospitalized in a hospital, the State of Israel takes care to provide security for him, ... Cont'd in comments @Israel_katz @IDF @rambam_hospital @HilzFuld

I tried to go to Gaza, Israel didn't let me in:

The writers and producers covered that early in Season 1. There was an episode where the Professor designed a way to recharge the radio batteries with electrolytic coconut cells and a manual pedal generator.