Prashant, I see Your point

Submitted by Nadia, Apr 24, 2017 at 19:27

Hi, Mossad operates overseas and not inside Israel. They are already overworked and would not be keen on overseeng the refugee crisis. Actually, the job will be to keep those refugees in. As I stated they don't seem to like the area much and risk their lives walking through borders in order to reach the North Eldorado. There are many East African illegals in Israel. They only stay there because there is no easy access from the area to Western Europe. France airlifted a few of them. I watched a documentary about an Erythrean who entered Israel illegally from Egypt and lived there for 9 years. He went to the High commission for refugees and asked to be rehomed. Was complaining he didn't get a work permit in Israel and life was hard with his 2 daughters since their mother died during the second childbirth. With no papers, no work permit he existed for 9 years. On photosynthesis probably? Managed to produce 2 children. Bells ringing??? As soon as he came to France he started complaining - the rooms they housed him in were small, the cash benefits insufficient. He said he was promised a flat and didn't get it. OMG! I'm sure in Erythrea he lived in a castle, had a 5G and a spacious swimming pool for his camels but still..............

Saudi Arabia will never sell land. They are a buyer on the international land and property market and they have cash galore. They do not need to sell land. Less so to Israel that does not even have a border with SA. No Middle Eastern refugees want to go to live in SA. Get it? They want North Europe with the freedoms, cash benefits and free housing, blond girls to harass, etc, etc.

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