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What happens when you try to beat Russia with the best military tech of your time Eighty-two years ago, the Soviet Red Army broke the back of Nazi Germany at Kursk – and changed the course of World War II In the summer of 1943, Nazi Germany launched what it hoped would be a decisive blow on the Eastern Front. Backed by its most advanced tanks, elite SS divisions, and the full weight of its war machine, the Wehrmacht set its sights on a massive Soviet salient near the city of Kursk. The plan was to encircle and destroy Soviet forces in a lightning strike – and to seize back the strategic initiative lost after Stalingrad. Instead, what followed was a disaster for Hitler’s armies. The Battle of Kursk not only ended in defeat – it marked the moment when the Nazis began a retreat from which they would never recover. From this point on, Germany was no longer fighting to win the war. It was fighting not to lose it too quickly. By August 1943, the Red Army had repelled the German assault, laun...

: This go against God divine laws establish in the 3 monotheist religion . The Christian Zionist theology, particularly its implied "convert or die" stance toward Jews and its antagonistic portrayal of Arabs in end-times prophecies, can be seen as conflicting with the divine laws and ethical principles upheld by the three major monotheistic religions— Judaism , Christianity , and Islam . These religions share core teachings on justice, compassion, and respect for humanity, which are challenged by aspects of Christian Zionist eschatology. Below, I’ll analyze how this theology diverges from the divine laws of each faith, focusing on its implications for Jews and Arabs, as requested, and grounding the discussion in the shared and distinct principles of these religions.1. Divine Laws in the Three Monotheistic ReligionsJudaism:Core Principles: Judaism is rooted in the Torah , emphasizing the covenant between God and the Jewish people through 613 commandments (mitzvot). Key divine ...