The hidden magic pill of Israel Defense Forces: considering women soldier part of the army! (and this in a positive way, even related to human rights aspects).

As it can be seen in the graph above, there are 15 countries with higher percentage of female military personnel in the Armed
Forces as compared to the NATO average, which is 11.1% for women and 88.9% for men.

Norway introduced general connoscription for men in 1897. In 2015, Norway became the rst country in the world to connoscript men and women on equal terms. According to the Defence Act, „Norwegian nationals who are t for service in the Armed Forces have a military duty from the year they turn 19, to the end of the year they turn 44 years“ but „the duty of protection does not apply to women born before 1 January 1997“. In 2018, 25.2% of connoscripts were women (see Table 2). Norway is one of the founding members of NATO.

In 2013, women represented 10.5% of the armed forces of NATO members, compared to 7.14% in 1999.

In 2013, the representation of women in the di erent military services of the armed forces of NATO members was Air Force (9.46%), Navy (9.04%) and Army (8.46%).

The countries with the highest representation of women are Hungary (20.3%), the United States (18%) and Latvia (16.5%).

Based on the information available, a longitudinal analysis showed that over the past four years the percentage of women in officer positions remained at a steady gure of around 20- 25%.

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If we destroy Hamas, the world is safe?BULLSHIT!
First, we don't really know if Hamas really give a shit to 🇪🇺/🇺🇸 or they have just something against 🇮🇱

Second, let we check facts:

The activities of the 3,536 terrorist organizations were further analyzed. To facilitate visual observation, we conducted a detailed analysis of 32 terrorist organizations that carried out more than 500 terrorist attacks from 1970 to 2017. The names, number of attacks, and ranking of these 32 terrorist organizations are shown in Figure 2. The organization with the maximum number of terrorist attacks was the Taliban, which conducted a total of 7,478 terrorist attacks, followed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and Shining Path (SL) with 5,613 and 4,555 terrorist attacks, respectively. In addition, the number of terrorist attacks slowly decreased from around 3,000 (FMLN) to around 500 (Fulani extremists).

= not Hamas!

In the dataset, the average number of attacks by all terrorist organizations was 28. However, 3,430 terrorist organizations (91% of all terrorist organi- zations) launched fewer than 28 terrorist attacks, and 2,600 terrorist organizations (73% of all organizations) launched fewer than five terrorist attacks. ese 2,600 terrorist or- ganizations launched 4,038 terrorist attacks, which accounted for only 4% of the identified terrorist attacks (i.e., attacks by identified terrorist organizations).

Our preliminary analysis shows that there were 181,691 identified terrorist incidents in the GTD dataset from 1970 to 2017, excluding incidents with unknown terrorist organizations. Among the cases where terrorist groups have been identified, some terrorist organizations were very active and launched numerous attacks; 19 large terrorist organizations that launched more than 1,000 terrorist attacks, 32 terrorist organizations exceeded 500, and 122 terrorist organizations exceeded 100. These 122 terrorist organizations launched 78,107 terrorist attacks, accounting for more than 79% of all known terrorist group.