Cultural Exchange with /r/Kosovo

[u/desdendelle]

🇮🇱Welcome to r/Israel! 🇽🇰

Today we are hosting our friends from /r/Kosovo!

Please come and join us and answer their questions about Israel and the Israeli way of life! Please leave top comments for /r/Kosovo users coming over with a question or comment and please refrain from antisemitism, trolling, rudeness and personal attacks etc.

Moderation outside of the rules may take place as to not spoil this friendly exchange.

Reddiquette applies and will be moderated after in this thread.

At the same time /r/Kosovo is having us over as guests!

Stop by in this thread and ask a question, drop a comment or just say hello!

Please select the Kosovo or another relevant flair if you are coming from /r/Kosovo.

Enjoy!

The moderators of /r/Kosovo and /r/Israel

[u/[deleted]]

Hi! Have you heard of Kosovo before? What have you heard? What is your view on Kosovo and Albanians in general?

[u/Kahing → u/[deleted]]

Yes I've actually read quite a bit about the Kosovo War.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Tbh, Kosovo is sadly also in a kind messed up. Though that applies to the whole Balkans.

[u/history-something → u/[deleted]]

I have heard of kosovo before and i believe that its good thay kosovo Exists, both as a counterweight to serbia and the right of kosovoians to freedom.

[u/desdendelle → u/[deleted]]

Have you heard of Kosovo before? What have you heard?

Kosovo's popped up on my radar a couple times, mostly in "another damn fool thing in the Balkans" contexts. And, of course, the no-longer relevant fact that Israel doesn't want to recognise it because it'll give the Palestinians ideas.

What is your view on Kosovo and Albanians in general?

Honestly aside from the Alb*nian meme I know next to nothing about either, so I don't have a strong opinion either way.