What is the battle cry used by the Israeli soldiers during combat?

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Shay p

Ah'cha'rai, translates to AFTER ME. !!!!!

The modern Israeli battle cry, the Hebrew "Kadima!", translates literally as into English as "Forward!" It has since become the name of an Israeli political party founded by Ariel Sharon. Another Israeli battle cry is "Aharai!", which translates as "After Me!"

Hello, I don't know about Israeli combat forces, but I would like to clear up a few things about American combat forces. As a veteran of the U.S. Army I can tell you that there is no unified battle cry for the U.S. military (and it certainly isn't "God bless America"). While there may have been certain so-called "battle crys" used at different times by different American forces (i.e. "semper-fi", "Geronimo", etc.), the only real "battle cry" that you would hear normally from an American combat troop might be an unintelligible yell or something like that. Modern American combat troops are too busy communicating with one another (members of individual fire teams, etc.) via radio, hand gestures and face to face to waste their time screaming out battle crys. Also, when given the choice, American troops will usually prefer to fight at night (using superior night vision capabilities) or otherwise to provide a tactical advantage and shouting battle crys would really defeat the purpose of that. If you were involved in a firefight with American forces you wouldn't hear much except for gunfire, explosions, low talking, the wounded, occasionally some yelling (and cussing) when necessary and sometimes possibly either heavy metal or rap music being played over loudspeakers. I'm not saying that the idea of a battle cry doesn't exist anymore...it does. It is just not so common (as it is kind of a stupid thing to do). The idea of charging into battle while yelling "Allahu-Akbar" or anything else is just foolish and antiquated...the idea is to keep the location of your position a secret from as many of the enemy as possible. Just because the enemy directly in front of you knows your whereabouts doesn't mean the rest of the world needs to know it too. If the purpose of a battle cry is to instill fear in your enemy...then any advantage gained in such a way is over-shadowed by the fact that you have also given the enemy knowledge of your location. Would you rather fight a soldier who silently picks you off one-by-one...or a screaming maniac who in effect paints a target on his chest?

KNAYA Argentino Errante

do not believe that they use some shout of battle. The concentration and the fear to die him their thoughts must occupy great parteb.

Zeno

I think it's "I am strong,my teeth are long,I kill!" Kind of a tarzan thing.

Bravo Sierra

Agree with "Argentino Errante II", I don't think they have, I saw them on TV in July 2006 when they were shouting "please return me back home" and crying, maybe it was their `"combat cryÂ¸".
Since my childhood I know that Israeli Soldiers are cowards, they only fight from far and from behind screens, they always lose when it comes to man to man fights.

Gogo G said : "itbach al arab" = slaughter the arab....... even here they are war criminals......another proof for the Zionists liars hiding behind peacefull sayings, Thx Gogo... he is also thumbed up.

aldonbonn

"DIE ARABS DIE"

babu b

i dunno.
i don't they that afghans have a battle cry.

Rabbi Yakoff Smirnoff

"Our wallets are deep and our cluster bombs many"

Gogo G

itbach al arab

It's pretty clear you have never served.
Let me see your war face troop.
Block me too. I agree with B this time. Not often but this time.

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Maybe this:

Hear, Israel, the Lord is our G-d, the Lord is One

Duke of Tudor

Am Yisrael Chai (The Nation of Israel lives on)!

DasReich

Actually,the battle cry of the American Army is "Geronimo!".The Marines would probably scream "Semper Fi".

Lupines supports GEERT WILDERS

American battle cry is not G-d Bless America that is blessing before battle. Obviously not American to think that is American Military battle cry.

American battle cry is "Charge!" which is similar in definition to Israeli Kadima.

In America we also have term though it is slang but widely used "when are we going to turn this desert into a glass parking lot?" It came about from first Gulf War but is still used today and more frequently since we're sick of going over there to fight the wars against crazy allahu akbar extremists.

Moustafa Hussien Obama

Assuming that you are serious and asking a serious question, the IDF battle cry during the 2006 war was:
HELP HELP HELP

Lebanese Cheese

you have it wrong. this is america's battle cry: http://youtube.com/watch?v=sWS-FoXbjVI

Dylan

"Ahmadinejad, here we come. "

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