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"Palestine, which yearns for peace and stability for over a century, saw its longest period of peace during the 401 years of Ottoman rule, from the conquest of Jerusalem in 1516 to the dawn of the British Mandate in 1917."...

......commentaries from a number of experts in the field who have followed the whole history of zionism and Palestine. Here's one from an Israeli Jew, ex IDF, historian, Omer Bartov: a long read but essential IMHO...

It is what Netanyahu seems to want, and to draw USA in with him.

It would be on the glass i.e. the coldest surface, not on the woodwork . If condensation is an issue then the best place for it is on a sash window. The gaps between meeting rails and at the bottom between bottom rail and staff bead, allow it to drain out. Sashes work very well as passive...

It's just rhetorical. Whether or not gains are ill-gotten varies from person to person but very often it is the case! :unsure:

I borrowed a toaster/thicknesser once and was surprised how useful it could be. Not as good as planer/thicknesser of course but very small and cheap. To flatten one side needs a combination of the toaster alternating with hand planing. Once done it goes straight back through for thicknessing...

.......and failed utterly in spite of the deaths. They are effectively running a recruiting campaign for Palestinian resistance movements and edging the world towards major war in the middle east

Paradoxically, one of the many benefits of EU membership was to re-unite the so-called United Kingdom!

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/jul/22/rise-kill-first-secret-history-israel-targeted-assassinations-ronen-bergman-review-mossad

Googled: https://www.business-standard.com/world-news/pagers-that-exploded-in-lebanon-syria-were-made-in-budapest-taiwan-firm-124091800440_1.html

Catch 22? Somebody without common sense isn't going to buy a sawstop?

Yes got that. The concept you are missing is that it was an imaginative and constructive project with a future. Well worth paying for. EU and UK now both worse off. You could find out for yourself if you could be bothered. Ignorance is no excuse, what with google etc.

The arguments still hold. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64450882

Because you are in a **** ing discussion and trying to make a point. n.b. you haven't referenced any of the points I made earlier. Yes you do, see your next sentence underlined No doubt. But it's the totality which counts and the consensus from all quarters seems to be no meaningful benefits.

See above. https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/61262/html/

Which 5 claims would you say were the most convincing? I looked at the first one - it doesn't seem to be an argument for brexit at all. Might do at first glance but the whole issue is more complicated and interesting than that. That the better off nations pay more is part of the whole concept...

🤣 Nobody believes anything seen on Twitter anymore since it was taken over by E Musk - a high profile mega-rich hard-right propagandist. In any case to work through 50 dubious arguments would take some time so I'm not even going to start. Which one would you say was most convincing? Or which 5 max?

No need to break the bank there is massive scope for tax increases at the top end. Starmer will fail unless he takes it on board - proactively now, rather than as last resort when too late. There is no alternative. https://equalitytrust.org.uk/scale-economic-inequality-uk/ Now waiting for our...

I agree, and undoing the damage of brexit should be top of the agenda EU is nearest, a huge market, freedom of movement a benefit, likely to be less problematic than the east, strong links already in place, cultural, historical etc . It also saved the union of the UK particularly in terms of...

I'd stick with the existing arrangement. Weights much more convenient and relatively maintenance free - a bit of attention every 30 years or so or longer. To be realistic there is unlikely to be a strong reason for open the little side sashes but if you wanted to it is possible to string both...