Israel / Palestine
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CXRAndy
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multitool
Pharaoh
I suppose the hostages were just staying with friends for 8 months
You know you are right. They were being held captive by babies with AKs
dutchguylivingintheuk
Über Member
No you're the only one bringing that up because you are an Nazi hamas fan who can't handle the fact that Hamas actually celebrates Palestinians suffering with their leaders safely in Qatar.
cookiemonster
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multitool
Pharaoh
View: https://x.com/NimerSultany/status/1801905266557894892
If the IDF are telling us they are committing genocide then to disbelieve them is anti-semitic
multitool
Pharaoh
Even Israelis realise that the war is not about freeing hostages
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news...aza-deal/00000190-1c83-df11-a3b9-bd877d3e0000
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news...aza-deal/00000190-1c83-df11-a3b9-bd877d3e0000
multitool
Pharaoh
Israel has been holding innocent Palestinian hostages for years
https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/202...e-public/00000190-1285-d1a8-abbe-93ede6a20000
https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/202...e-public/00000190-1285-d1a8-abbe-93ede6a20000
Ian H
Guru
A bit of history.
When Ariel Sharon withdrew more than eight thousand Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip in 2005, his principal aim was to consolidate Israel’s colonisation of the West Bank, where the settler population immediately began to increase. But ‘disengagement’ had another purpose: to enable Israel’s air force to bomb Gaza at will, something they could not do when Israeli settlers lived there. The Palestinians of the West Bank have been, it seems, gruesomely lucky. They are encircled by settlers determined to steal their lands – and not at all hesitant about inflicting violence in the process – but the Jewish presence in their territory has spared them the mass bombardment and devastation to which Israel subjects the people of Gaza every few years.
The Israeli government refers to these episodes of collective punishment as ‘mowing the lawn’. In the last fifteen years, it has launched five offensives in the Strip. The first four were brutal and cruel, as colonial counterinsurgencies invariably are, killing thousands of civilians in retribution for Hamas rocket fire and hostage-taking. But the latest, Operation Iron Swords, launched on 7 October in response to Hamas’s murderous raid in southern Israel, is different in kind, not merely in degree. Over the last eight months, Israel has killed more than 36,000 Palestinians...
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/n12/adam-shatz/israel-s-descent
When Ariel Sharon withdrew more than eight thousand Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip in 2005, his principal aim was to consolidate Israel’s colonisation of the West Bank, where the settler population immediately began to increase. But ‘disengagement’ had another purpose: to enable Israel’s air force to bomb Gaza at will, something they could not do when Israeli settlers lived there. The Palestinians of the West Bank have been, it seems, gruesomely lucky. They are encircled by settlers determined to steal their lands – and not at all hesitant about inflicting violence in the process – but the Jewish presence in their territory has spared them the mass bombardment and devastation to which Israel subjects the people of Gaza every few years.
The Israeli government refers to these episodes of collective punishment as ‘mowing the lawn’. In the last fifteen years, it has launched five offensives in the Strip. The first four were brutal and cruel, as colonial counterinsurgencies invariably are, killing thousands of civilians in retribution for Hamas rocket fire and hostage-taking. But the latest, Operation Iron Swords, launched on 7 October in response to Hamas’s murderous raid in southern Israel, is different in kind, not merely in degree. Over the last eight months, Israel has killed more than 36,000 Palestinians...
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/n12/adam-shatz/israel-s-descent
dutchguylivingintheuk
Über Member
It's a book, that's not history. You have to publish the translated Hamas books, video transscripts etc. too if you really want to so history.
But that doesn't not for your agenda does it?
dutchguylivingintheuk
Über Member
There are Muslims Imam's even that don't partcularly like Hamas, like the one below here saying in response of a jewish girl that was brutally raped by 3 muslims boys for no other reason than that she was jewish:
View: https://twitter.com/Imam1chalghoumi/status/1803681714989924805
automated english translated by X/google (for those who don't want to click the link)
''It is horrible that a 12 year old girl was raped because she is Jewish. What is the difference with Hamas? What is the difference with their ideology? Rapists and Hamas terrorists share the same education, the same hatred. Parents and environment have pushed these youth to become rapists and murderers, as in the case of Merah and others. The same ideology, the same way of reacting, the same anti-Semitism.
The responsibility is enormous for those among our politicians who fuel hatred and anti-Semitism. They are guilty of complicity. Since October 7, for 8 months, they have incited hatred. Instead of helping to bring communities together, they divide them. This is unacceptable and it makes me cry.
We need a national awakening against anti-Semitism, a political and judicial awakening to condemn these irresponsible pseudo-policies which are leading us towards civil war and horrible acts, like the case of this young girl. When a child is raped, the entire nation is affected.
We must fight against this hatred and this division. Let us unite against the scourge of anti-Semitism, on the ground and on the networks. No to anti-Semitism!''
View: https://twitter.com/Imam1chalghoumi/status/1803681714989924805
automated english translated by X/google (for those who don't want to click the link)
''It is horrible that a 12 year old girl was raped because she is Jewish. What is the difference with Hamas? What is the difference with their ideology? Rapists and Hamas terrorists share the same education, the same hatred. Parents and environment have pushed these youth to become rapists and murderers, as in the case of Merah and others. The same ideology, the same way of reacting, the same anti-Semitism.
The responsibility is enormous for those among our politicians who fuel hatred and anti-Semitism. They are guilty of complicity. Since October 7, for 8 months, they have incited hatred. Instead of helping to bring communities together, they divide them. This is unacceptable and it makes me cry.
We need a national awakening against anti-Semitism, a political and judicial awakening to condemn these irresponsible pseudo-policies which are leading us towards civil war and horrible acts, like the case of this young girl. When a child is raped, the entire nation is affected.
We must fight against this hatred and this division. Let us unite against the scourge of anti-Semitism, on the ground and on the networks. No to anti-Semitism!''