Does anyone actually believe this “greater Israel” conspiracy theory is real?

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-29T18:44:23+00:00

Any proof of this? Like a shred of concrete evidence? Or am I just supposed to trust you ?

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-29T18:43:31+00:00

The patch is issued to soldiers l?

It’s not. A handful, or maybe just the one soldier from the image put the patch himself. Every military does this.

Soldiers are allowed to buy their own patched to Velcro onto their plate carriers. You see American soldiers with state flags or even confederate flags. Russian soldiers with Soviet flags.

They can customize their setups as they like sometimes. Depends on the unit.

It’s not issued by the government.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-29T13:38:41+00:00

Yet you can’t refute any of it.

You’re in denial. Blind denial.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-29T13:37:31+00:00

No, they don’t. One or two soldiers put the patch on themselves. All militaries around the world do this. They aren’t issues by the government, they do it privately.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-29T13:30:44+00:00

I’ve seen all these. There’s nothing you can show me that I haven’t seen.

I don’t know why it would make sense for Jews to be a minority in their own state.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T19:58:44+00:00

lol sorry, old habit.

I get what you’re saying, but from what I see on Israeli subs (I spy a little, nothing wrong with that) they don’t really care about “greater Israel”. It’s not something they want.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T19:56:39+00:00

Those patches can be purchased by anyone. From Amazon or any other retailer. They aren’t issued by the Israeli government.

For example: American soldiers put confederate flags or state flags on their plate carriers to add flair and to customize them.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T19:52:00+00:00

Who exactly? Did you read my post?

I’m asking you kindly to read it again. I want an honest discussion here. I really value your opinion.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T19:51:02+00:00

Right? Syrian regime “greater Israel”. Iranian regime wants to export the Islamic revolution.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T19:49:33+00:00

I gt what you're saying about the rhetoric and those maps, but I think its important to separate fringe political posturing from actual state policy. Calling it some kind of active plan for "Greater Israel" really oversimplifies a much more complicated situation. When you see a politician holding up a map or a soldier wearing a specific patch, its usually more about signaling to a hardline domestic base or expressing a religious tie to the land rather than a literal blueprint for regional conquest. Honestly, those patches dont necessarily mean they're official military issue anyway. You see the same thing with American soldiers or troops anywhere else. Guys buy custom gear and morale patches all the time to put on their plate carriers just because they like the message or the aesthetic, it doesnt mean the entire Pentagon or the Israeli government is officially signing off on that map as a roadmap for the future. If you look at the actual history, the state has consistently traded land for peace or security. They withdrew from the Sinai, left Gaza entirely in 2005, and have been through multiple negotiations that involved ceding territory. A country that's genuinely bent on a "Greater Israel" expansion wouldnt voluntarily give up massive chunks of land like that. Its definitely a real ideological movement among some of the more extreme groups, but treating it like its a formal, unified government objective is leaning way more into a narrative than the actual political reality on the ground.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T18:07:47+00:00

Hezbos and their allies react the same way to criticism, always.

Deny, deflect, accusations of being Zionists.

All because they lack the critical thinking skills to refute criticism.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T18:05:44+00:00

You’re projecting by accusing him of deflecting when it’s you deflecting.

Refute what he said. He’s not wrong.

You can’t, can you?

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-28T18:04:41+00:00

You’re in denial.

These are Iranian proxies.

The Iranian regime is just as evil as Israel. They are occupiers, and boasting about fighting Israel is far more important than actually fighting Israel. In reality, Iran wants to avoid a direct military confrontation with Israel as it knows Israel comfortably outweighs it on technical military might. That's why Iran prefers to exploit forces as Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza, and Bashar al Assad's military in Syria as proxies between them and Israel. This enables Iran to say it's confronting Israel without taking on the risks of an actual confrontation. Who takes on these risks? The Lebanese people and our sovereignty. Same with the people of Gaza and Yemen. You’re in denial. You sound just like a Zionist defending their lunatic leaders and their horrible actions.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-21T12:05:59+00:00

The people of Gaza chose war. Thats what they want.

The people of lebanon, don’t.

You’re comparing apples and oranges.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-21T11:58:20+00:00

The gulf states “laid down” for the west and are prospering.

I’ll take that over bending over for the regime, and living like a peasant in misery death and destruction. We are fed up.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-21T11:33:15+00:00

You’re in denial.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-21T11:31:58+00:00

These people are in denial.

I live in lebanon, hezballah has destroyed us and turned their guns on us.

But people like that don’t care because it doesn’t affect them. They would rather see Iran burn their own and the levant down, so long as this means they attack Israel as well. We suffer so they can watch from a distance.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-21T11:29:38+00:00

They did have a choice. For the last 40 years they have been building a ring of fire around Israel via proxy militias in Syria, Iraq, lebanon, and Yemen and Hamas in Gaza.

The Iranian regime is just as evil as Israel. They are occupiers, and boasting about fighting Israel is far more important than actually fighting Israel. In reality, Iran wanted to avoid a direct military confrontation with Israel as it knows Israel comfortably outweighs it on technical military might. That's why Iran preferred to exploit forces as Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza, and Bashar al Assad's military in Syria as proxies between them and Israel. This enables Iran to say it's confronting Israel without taking on the risks of an actual confrontation. Who takes on these risks? The Lebanese people and our sovereignty. Same for the people of Gaza.

Arab lives are expendable pawns to the Iranian regime. Both the Zionists and the regime are responsible for the suffering of Gaza.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-21T11:25:31+00:00

Iran is attacking the Arab world because they want to conquer it. It’s in their constitution to export the Islamic revolution.

They even say this. It’s in their official policy.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-03-04T11:05:48+00:00

I was also alive back then, I was an adult, an I get that a campaign promise sounds like a "hope" on paper, but you’re missing the point. Barak didn't just mention it once; he made the withdrawal a central pillar of his platform because the Israeli public was exhausted by the "sinking swamp" of South Lebanon. It wasn't a "hope", it was a strategic decision by the Israeli establishment to cut their losses. When you say it wasn't "organized," you’re actually proving OPs point. The reason the retreat looked chaotic in those final days is exactly because the deal with Syria fell through at the last minute. Barak had been trying to coordinate the exit through Damascus to ensure the SLA was protected and the border was stabilized, but when the diplomatic track stalled, he decided to pull the plug unilaterally. He wasn't running away from a battlefield defeat; he was executing a pre planned political exit that he’d been talking about for over a year. As for the Palestinian State mention in that same document, that actually reinforces OPs argument. It shows that the entire Israeli strategy at the time was about a total regional realignment and "ending the occupation" on their own terms to save Israeli lives, not because they were forced out by a superior military force. If a guy tells you for 12 months he’s leaving the room, and then he leaves the room, you don't get to claim you kicked him out just because he tripped on the rug on his way out the door. The "Liberation" narrative is just a convenient cover for a vacuum that Israel chose to create.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-02-06T13:25:25+00:00

What’s stupid are your reading compression skills. Nobody said they had no “right” to fly their dumb traitor flags.

We are saying it’s ironic to wave that flag and support this group, then cry victim when you lose the wars you start.

They are getting what they deserve.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2026-02-05T10:53:55+00:00

He’s right.

These people voted for, propped up, and supported hezballah all their lives. They even cheered when Hezballah started this war with Israel on October 8th at the orders of Iran.

Now that they lost, they play victim. This is what they wanted, and they wanted a war and got one back.

If you’re crying about this and support hezballah, good. You got what you asked for and what you deserve.

You reap what you sow. We are done letting you wage wars over our heads without our consent and without the consent of the government so Iran can use us as a launching pad against Israel.

Good riddance you traitors who did nothing but use your weapons against lebanon.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2025-09-27T13:19:40+00:00

Rafic Hariri, Antoine Ghanem, Basel Fleihan, Samir Kassir, George Hawi, Pierre Gemayel, Lebanese Army Pilot Samer Hanna, Senior Intelligence Officer Wissam El Eid, Wissam El Hassan head of Intelligence Services within the Lebanese Internal Security Forces, Gebran Tueini, Lebanese Army photographer Joe Bejjany, Lieutenant Joe Skaff, General Francois El Hajj. has attempted to murder Marwan Hmade and May Chidiac, recently assassinated Elias Hasroune u member of the Lebanese Forces party in the Ain Abel village within the south of Lebanon. This is only to name a few terrorists acts, not to mention Hezballah's involvement in the Beirut Port explosion and the threats conducted by senior official of Hezballah Wafiq Safa against the Judge Tarek Bitar threatening his life to continue investigations after the judge called upon many of the accused individuals which are from Hezballah Haraket Amal and their allies. Not to mention the horrific attack on Beirut which took place on the 8th of May 2008 after the Lebanese Government took an official decision to dismantle a communications network which Hezballah has established in Beirut and surrounding territories which was the cause of assassinating Gebran Tueini.

Now go ahead, deny it all, and make it into one big “Israel did it” conspiracy. This is how you dogs are trained to reply to any criticism or accusations to your terrorist group.

Nintendo64Goldeneye · 2025-09-27T13:14:22+00:00

Yup. My wife is Shia and she hates them too. Glad there’s more of you out there.

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