Oh dear. No offense, but it seems that image’s source would be more from anti-Israeli propaganda about a supposed Greater Israel than from the quote you give. Nothing in their about the Nile. Sure, it mentions Wilderness, but that probably counts as the Sinai peninsula.
I think it would be like an anti-Israel propaganda since it would be like "Oh they would just take over the entire middle east. Oh, no!" Like that type of thinking.That said, I have literally never seen a "Greater Israel" that wasn't antisemitic propaganda.
The Biblical description of the Promised Land says "from the river of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates River" (the word river appears twice in close succession like that in the text). The river of Egypt is generally taken to mean the Nile. Of course, historically there were other rivers of Egypt, further east, about as far as the modern Suez Canal.
That said, I have literally never seen a "Greater Israel" that wasn't antisemitic propaganda.
That said, I have literally never seen a "Greater Israel" that wasn't antisemitic propaganda.
I've done it once or twice for fun in ISOT scenarios.
I don't recall your going as far as annexing right-bank Egypt...
Were at 496. At this point, we should just make a new thread.wait, it's already almost 500 pages?
always has beenwait, it's already almost 500 pages?