November 1947: It is a time of Civil War...

[Panag]

Originally posted by El Awrence
Well, damnit, it was just there! Well, let the Defence Minister forward it now! And put a big sign on the damned Ministry, if the Arabs come knocking on Tel Aviv I need to know where it is to defend it.

hi ,

here are some links , so you dont loose your way , ....

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/israel.html

http://www.fsmitha.com/h1/map05isr.htm

http://www.exploitz.com/pages/regions/middleeast/israel/

http://www.iris.org.il/sizemaps.htm

http://www.arhs.net/related/maps+israel

http://www.travelguidewarehouse.com/maps/middle-east_ignworldmap_a.htm

http://www.101km.com/101maps.html ( intresting for Az )

http://dir.yahoo.com/science/geography/cartography/maps/by_region/countries/israel/complete_list/

http://maps.walla.co.il/

Shabath Shalom

[Dr. Nick]

My chauffer can't read maps, he's from the volga and suffered a Tsarist education.

*smacks chauffer*

I also urge the Economic Minister to open up trade relations with Brazil, this American coffee aid is rubbish!

[Az]

@spam.

Dear Sir,

I'd like to thank you for the annexation of the hamlet of Ein-Gev to my front.

I would also like to positively note the comment made by Mr. panag, WRT Future Syrian aerial attacks on that hamlet. What are the future viable technological solutions to such a problem?

[Dr. Nick]

WRT Future Syrian aerial attacks on that hamlet. What are the future viable technological solutions to such a problem?

Instead of pointing your guns horizontally with respect to the ground, try vertically.

[Panag]

Originally posted by Azazel
@spam.

Dear Sir,

I'd like to thank you for the annexation of the hamlet of Ein-Gev to my front.

I would also like to positively note the comment made by Mr. panag, WRT Future Syrian aerial attacks on that hamlet. What are the future viable technological solutions to such a problem?

hi ,

indeed a good point , its possible to bomb our beloved kotel with planes from damas , .....

the brits have not sealed the water , .....


as for Ein Gev , good luck you gona need it

have a nice day

[PinkyGen]

I would not actually recommend trying to defend Ein Gev, but evacuate and sell things.

I know this is contrary to the general party platform, but that area is so remote. If you think it's defensible, then defend it, your two call.

[Panag]

Originally posted by PinkyGen
I would not actually recommend trying to defend Ein Gev, but evacuate and sell things.

I know this is contrary to the general party platform, but that area is so remote. If you think it's defensible, then defend it, your two call.

hi ,

well from a military point of view , it could slowdown the advancing forces , .....

in some games it has held out , ......

it all depends who holds the army , .....

have a nice day

[Dr. Nick]

Not one step back! Only forward!

[EmuGod]

In single player I managed to hold Ein Gev for quite a while, I think if we play it right we can do it.

[PinkyGen]

El, can the minister's proceed with their posts?

[Dr. Nick]

Originally posted by El Awrence
Ministers next

[PinkyGen]

Very well. Minister's, post!

[Nilat]

Before this, Emugod and I have to negotiate about a certain thing concerning Immigrant stuff

[Az]

Actually, I think a good idea will be to fortify Ein gev as hell, with a wall, and stuff, so they'll break their heads on it. All of this is even more correct for Degania, of course.

[POTUS]

I agree. Ein Gev is, despite the position, actually highly defensible. If we build a city wall, a machine gun, and maybe AAA, it will be almost imposible to capture. And, it is a good jumping-off point if we want to extend the borders of Israel.