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Answer: The United States did not provide the F-22 Raptor not only to Israel b.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why did the US block the sale of F-22 Raptors to Israel but approved the stealthy F-35 jets? Valentin Todorov, Founder, Owner and CEO of VT Westtel EOOD (2001-present) Written Sep 27 The United States did not provide the F-22 Raptor not only to Israel but to no one else. The reason the United States does not sell F-22s to anyone is simple. The F-22 Rapt... Read More » Are the Nvidia RTX cards disappointing? Jeff Forbes, lives in New Hampshire Written Sep 22, 2018 Nvidia took a big risk. They dedicated a lot of transistors on their new GPUs to things that do nothing at all in a traditional rendering pipeline. Think about that for a second. ... Read More » In what movie was the villain actually right? Anthony O Hughes Updated Sep 22 In the past thirty years, this one character has been analyzed and interpreted by numerous child psychologists and sociologists as someone who was not actually a bully but ... Read More » Why is COVID 19 spread in the entire world but not the entire China? Paul Mitchell Written Oct 9 Because China: Made it a priority to eradicate the disease. Xi Jingping said something along the lines of 'we can make money later, people come first.'. The people of China d... Read More » Why didn't Hulk's healing factor repair him after getting burnt by the Infinity Gauntlet? David Ojeifo Updated Sep 27 As much as the Russos did a good job in infinity war and endgame, they truly did but didn't pull through well with the Hulk. I think it's mainly due to the fact that the Ru... Read More » I just found out I'm pregnant. I'm 7 weeks along. If I stop smoking marijuana now, will it be in my or my baby's system when it's born? I've been a chronic daily user for about 3 years. Joan Lockwood Written Oct 10 I had a young colleague who smoked a fair bit of pot and then got pregnant. My friend and I (both middle aged) were worried about the baby, so without naming names we phone... Read More » If Russia suddenly airdropped 5,000 of their airborne troops (VDV) onto, say, Lincolnshire, would the British Armed Forces be able to immediately respond and contain them? Paul Adam, Independent defence consultant Updated Mar 21, 2018 Remember Pristina Airport, in 1999? The Russians dashed troops to take and hold the airport ahead of the NATO troops moving into Kosovo. They then sat there getting hungry, ... Read More » Can I get into Boston University with a 3.2 GPA, 1520 SAT, 34 ACT, strong extracurricular activities, a bit of work experience, and letters of recommendation (in my junior year, my average score was A and in senior A-)? Marc Mularz, 33 year science teacher with two very educated sons Updated Aug 21 Probably, but your application has what to me is a huge red flag… Your GPA is less than a B+ (3.33) yet you have excellent standardized test scores, which tends to indicate ... Read More » If Saddam didn't bury his airforce for the 2003 war but instead used it, would he have had any options to use his planes effectively or would the US have just destroyed them all with ease anyway? Michael Alapaki, 10 years Navy. 10 years Air Force. Nearly all overseas. Written Mar 21 It was my job to report kills and loses during the 1991 war, so I may have an insight about 2003. Plus, I read an analysis of the air war that most people will never see. Sa... Read More » If Wolverine never got the adamantium in his skeleton, would he have lived forever, or would his healing factor eventually wear out anyway? Enrico Vicenzo Updated Sep 1 If he had never gotten his adamantium, he'd be exactly like Sabretooth: (He has adamantium currently in canon though, but that's another matter, here's for anyone interested:... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/