There's plenty of countries working on very cool technology. Why i don't see any: Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Switzerland or USA on the list? Switzerland would make much more sense, if it's anything EU related, since at least it's a part of EFTA. And Switzerland is not currently engaged in genocide with a government run a by a guy pushing for war to stay in office.
According to Neil DeGrasse Tyson there are two natural borders you can see from space. One is North Korea and South Korea (South Korea have a lot more economic activity so a lot more lights). The is Israel and its neighbours, because it's much greener from their irrigation technology compared to the surrounding countries. If this tech was so easy, they would have already adopted it!
That are actually part of EU, provide massive benefits to other member states through shared market and don't engage into genocide. Just a slight distinction.
So then those countries should start being part of the program.
And genocide? Must be the first one in which the population actually is rising while it is claimed to be killed.
Are those potential partners interested in cooperating? Are there actually that much potential partners with spotless track record?
And Palestine is just in final phase of FAFO, they worked diligently to alienate any country that would be willing to help. Will cooperating with Israel be acceptable after they are done? If not, how much time must pass until it is?
Turkey is indeed problematic for their history - perpetrators of Armenian genocide are dead though, but Japan somewhat and especially Germany to larger extent did make amends on their part and many guilty of genocide were brought to justice.
You're just arguing in bad faith - not surprising, it takes that to defend active genocide in the making.
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u/eloyend Żubrza 🌲🦬🌳 Knieja 2d ago
I understand Norway and UK - what Israel is even doing here, though?