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lmao lash out and accuse people of being Jews
"We don't support Hamas and we're not bigoted"
go protest some more and inflate cops wages you stupid piece of shyt
The Official Israel-Gaza Thread
lmao lash out and accuse people of being Jews
"We don't support Hamas and we're not bigoted"
go protest some more and inflate cops wages you stupid piece of shyt
Secure Da Bag
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lmao lash out and accuse people of being Jews
"We don't support Hamas and we're not bigoted"
go protest some more and inflate cops wages you stupid piece of shyt
Where did I lash out? I said breh or creh or jewreh. You said you back the backers of Hamas, Israel. And you clearly had to make up that last thing because you have nowhere else to spin.
Might makes right. Terrorist-funding governments --as you said-- will win. You got it.
Yes, it’s very much relevant. Your sides inability to understand the Israeli side is exactly why you keep losing. One more rocket attack, one more massacre, one campus divestment and Israel will fold and 7 million Jews will embrace their new Islamic democratic masters.
The same error the Arab armies made in 1948. If we just show up the Jews will flee to the sea. It’s a settler colonial state of white Europeans who will leave at the first gun shot.
Except no, this is an existential conflict involving the very race endemic to the region. Peoples whose parents still speak Arabic at home. When they go out to oppress a Muslim they aren’t doing so because of the Holocaust, they are doing so because of the multitude of stories of oppression in the Middle East passed down by their families.
We aren’t talking about the Babylonians, we are talking about massacres and ethnic cleansing that occurred in living memory. Not in Europe, but an 8 hour drive away. Not in 1000AD, in 1933, 1947, 1975. The Israeli’s have to be white colonists, your cognitive dissonance won’t allow you to accept Israel’s rationale as anything other than an extension of America’s colonization of the Omaha or Cherokee.
To be fair to you, the Israeli leadership is also widely delusional that they can back the Palestinians up against wall and they will leave. It’s why the concept of the two state solution is anemic to both of you as that would mean acknowledging the historical grievances and dignity of both peoples.
How is it different? Explain. We literally have chroniclers from the 20th century that state that in Iran there was Jewish quarters that the Jews weren’t allowed to leave and could be randomly subject to property confiscation and beatings. How is that different than current Palestine.
Because we didn’t have 24 hour news during the reign of the Qatar’s?The following street song which was common in Tehran in the 19th century demonstrates the negative view of average Persian Muslim towards the Persian Jews:
Weird. Sounds just like the songs Jews sign about Palestinians today. Hmm I wonder if the hundreds of thousands of Iranian Jews who live in Israel know about this? Nah I’m sure they’ve forgotten like we have forgotten about chattel slavery in the United States. Jim Crow was so long ago.
Yes, the thousands of year old events that occurred within living memory of millions of people
the point was to illustrate the history of the region being not fundamentally Arabic. The 2nd point was to illustrate that the majority of Jews in Israel come from the Middle East and lived within horse and carriage traveling distance from modern Israel and illustrated why you people shouting settler colonialism isn’t going to make Israel spontaneously combust.So 19th century actions and motivations apply now?
The Balfour declaration was made as a reward for Jewish and Palestinian support during the destruction of the Ottoman Empire.
The Jews actually had to kill and wound hundreds of British soldiers in an insurgency to achieve the establishment of a jewish state
Jewish insurgency in Mandatory Palestine - Wikipedia
Now explain if the British were wholly supportive of a western aligned colonial project how come the Jews had to bomb British soldiers?
Relations between Israel and Britain were hostile during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, at one point bringing the two countries to the edge of direct military confrontation. Britain, which had military forces in Egypt and Transjordan and defense agreements with both nations, foresaw possible military intervention on their behalf. Early in the war, a Royal Air Force base in Amman was hit during an Israeli raid on the city.[11] The British threatened to attack the Israeli Air Force if such an action was repeated. During the battles in Sinai, the Royal Air Force conducted almost daily reconnaissance missions over Israel and the Sinai. RAF reconnaissance aircraft took off from Egyptian airbases and sometimes flew alongside Royal Egyptian Air Force planes, and high-flying British aircraft frequently flew over Haifa and Ramat David Airbase. The British government planned military action against Israel codenamed Operation Clatter in the event of an Israeli invasion of Egypt and the flights were deployed to discover the strength of the Israeli Air Force and locate its forward bases.
Israel–United Kingdom relations - Wikipedia
I encourage you to read actual history rather than conspiracy theories.
I know what migration means. I’m asking if you believe the Christian’s and Jews in the Middle East migrated? Are they Canadian geese? Was this a seasonal thing in your mind?
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The 73-year-old general practitioner Ahmad Al-Jamal was a fixture of his community.
He worked mornings at a public clinic in the Gaza Strip refugee camp of Nuseirat and afternoons at his own small private clinic, where residents turned to him for procedures such as circumcisions. He also was an imam at a local mosque, where he was known for his beautiful voice when reciting the Quran.
But for the past several months, when he finished his duties each day, he would return home to the apartment he shared with his son, his daughter-in-law and their children—and the three Israeli hostages they were hiding there for Hamas.
It was common knowledge in Nuseirat that the Al-Jamal family was close to Hamas, according to local residents who spoke to The Wall Street Journal. But they said few people in the densely populated area in central Gaza knew of the secret locked in the small, darkened room in the family’s apartment.
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The June 8 rescue operation was accompanied by heavy airstrikes and turned into a fierce battle with Hamas in the streets, leaving behind death and destruction. In the days since, local residents have discussed the folly of Hamas keeping Israeli hostages above ground in a residential area near a bustling market.
Some people said they were surprised by the revelation, because it is hard to keep a secret in the densely built neighborhood. Even a cough can be heard through the walls of the concrete and cinder-block apartment buildings, they said.
Others were furious that Hamas had put civilians in danger. Any Israeli military action in the narrow streets of Nuseirat was bound to result in large numbers of dead and wounded, some residents said.
Some locals said Hamas should have held the hostages in tunnels. Others said they should have been returned to Israel as part of a deal to end the war. The failure to secure a cease-fire despite months of negotiations is causing growing frustration in Gaza, people across the war-torn enclave say.
“Hamas should give us a map of the safe zones we can stay in, because if we knew there were hostages in the neighborhood, we would have looked for another place,” said Mustafa Muhammad, 36, who fled from Gaza City to Nuseirat early in the war with his wife and infant daughter.
He worked mornings at a public clinic in the Gaza Strip refugee camp of Nuseirat and afternoons at his own small private clinic, where residents turned to him for procedures such as circumcisions. He also was an imam at a local mosque, where he was known for his beautiful voice when reciting the Quran.
But for the past several months, when he finished his duties each day, he would return home to the apartment he shared with his son, his daughter-in-law and their children—and the three Israeli hostages they were hiding there for Hamas.
It was common knowledge in Nuseirat that the Al-Jamal family was close to Hamas, according to local residents who spoke to The Wall Street Journal. But they said few people in the densely populated area in central Gaza knew of the secret locked in the small, darkened room in the family’s apartment.
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The June 8 rescue operation was accompanied by heavy airstrikes and turned into a fierce battle with Hamas in the streets, leaving behind death and destruction. In the days since, local residents have discussed the folly of Hamas keeping Israeli hostages above ground in a residential area near a bustling market.
Some people said they were surprised by the revelation, because it is hard to keep a secret in the densely built neighborhood. Even a cough can be heard through the walls of the concrete and cinder-block apartment buildings, they said.
Others were furious that Hamas had put civilians in danger. Any Israeli military action in the narrow streets of Nuseirat was bound to result in large numbers of dead and wounded, some residents said.
Some locals said Hamas should have held the hostages in tunnels. Others said they should have been returned to Israel as part of a deal to end the war. The failure to secure a cease-fire despite months of negotiations is causing growing frustration in Gaza, people across the war-torn enclave say.
“Hamas should give us a map of the safe zones we can stay in, because if we knew there were hostages in the neighborhood, we would have looked for another place,” said Mustafa Muhammad, 36, who fled from Gaza City to Nuseirat early in the war with his wife and infant daughter.
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Playing to the local crowd. He is a politician...still doesn't exclude the fact that IMO the 2 state solution is dead. The Palestinians should take any deal they can get so the world can move on, otherwise I don't think there will be much land left to negotiate over if this keeps going on.
History for the last 75 years is clear, when violence escalates, Israel gains land.
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This is also what happens when humans buy into the notion that they were specially chosen by a god. They are capable of committing and rationalizing atrocities.
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I have a good time when I go out of my mind..
They threatened the US with withholding tax revenue to force them to ease the weak sanctions placed on a few settlers in the first place, and then went ahead and did it anyway, even after they got what they wanted. It's time to stop talking and actually start taking action against him and Gvir.
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extrajudicial killings or what did you have in mind?
We're getting closer. The self radicalization is almost complete