Relax mate, be grand
Is joe there to declare war on iran?
âYouâre one of the good guysâ 
A friend works for a big tech company, working from Dublin. There are four people in the unit, the other three work from Israel, two Israelis and a Palestinian. One Israeli is the head of unit, he has signed himself and the other Israeli off work, the Palestinian has not been signed off work.
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I havenât read the last few hundred posts, but itâll be interesting to see whether the IAF will send in a ground force. I donât see anything to be gained from it bar more body bags. Itâd be like the British entering Free Derry in the seventies. They might get in but they wonât be hanging around for too long.
Iâd imaging theyâll just chip away at it like theyâve done for the last fifty years.
The current blitz is just a show of force.
Any chance of setting up a zoom call so we can tune in for the HR discussions that will be had with all involved?
HR will finally earn their beans with this one
Edit: misread it. Thought they were all in an office here. Ho hum.
He could do with retiring to live in one
What point are you trying to make?
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What? Itâs an anecdote. Itâs self explanatory.
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Yeah I donât get it, there clearly is an implication behind it from your pal and/or yourself?
Is it that the Israelis may have gone back into the army?
I took it that tensions are that high that the more senior Israeli thought it best to remove himself and fellow countryman sooner than bring that dynamic into the office?
As it was related to me, theyâve not been directly affected by the attacks, bar that they live in Israel. Theyâve not been called up to the army either.
It isnât an attempt to illustrate a wider point or imply anything. I honestly thought it was a simple and clear anecdote.
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What are you trying to say?
Israeli lad signs his compatriots off work, but not the Palestinian.
Itâs a metaphor
Never mind about the dead babies. This is the real story
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Weird story, thanks for sharing though.
I also thought it was weird.