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My uncle's family recently made Aliyah. In the middle of the genocide. Now my 21 year old cousin is being called up to the army. My aunt is distraught because she lost a child 19 years ago to meningitis and she thought the IDF would make an exception for her because she's suffered enough. Genuine thought process.

We've had 8 classic doctors (including 8) and 8 modern Doctors (including war).

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Somehow they echo each other:

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First Doctor and Twelfth Doctor:

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Both old men who need their companions to teach them how to be happy. They both don't want to regenerate and this leads to them meeting in Twice Upon a Time.

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Second Doctor and Eleventh Doctor:

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Both young and mischievous with deep trauma. Never take things seriously because it's too painful.

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Third Doctor and War Doctor:

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Both brusque and to the point. Both do a lot more fighting than the doctor usually does. Both don't suffer fools.

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Fourth Doctor and Tenth Doctor:

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Both iconic in their eras. Both are THE DOCTOR people think about when they think of Classic and Modern Who respectively.

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Fifth Doctor and Thirteenth Doctor:

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Both bright and optimistic, taking on the universe.

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Sixth Doctor and Ninth Doctor:

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Both begin their lives very angry and aren't what we're used to in the Doctor. They mellow as the series goes on.

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Seventh Doctor and Fifteenth Doctor:

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Both at the end of Eras. Both fought the Rani and Gods.

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Eighth Doctor and Fourteenth Doctor:

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Both appear briefly between series (Classic Who-Nu Who and Nu Who -NuNu Who)

Why didn't any Targaryans try to expand the seven kingdoms? I understand after the DOTD when they had no more dragons but why didn't Jahaerys I conquer Pentos of something?

I'd just like to know what the weirdest thing that's happened to you is

The argument I see is that it's antisemitic to criticise Israel because it's the world's ONLY Jewish state so the criticism must come from a place of antisemitism. So my question is, "What if there was a second Jewish state that was not being criticized like Israel"? Would people say criticism of Israel is antisemitic then? Because if not, and the criticism was the same (warcrimes, genocide, apartheid) then whether or not there's another Jewish state is irrelevant. The criticism still stands and can't be dismissed as antisemitic.

The argument I see is that it's antisemitic to criticise Israel because it's the world's ONLY Jewish state so the criticism must come from a place of antisemitism. So my question is, "What if there was a second Jewish state that was not being criticized like Israel"? Would people say criticism of Israel is antisemitic then? Because if not, and the criticism was the same (warcrimes, genocide, apartheid) then whether or not there's another Jewish state is irrelevant. The criticism still stands and can't be dismissed as antisemitic.