Gaza War, Part 3
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Anonymous
Getting your news from tik tok again? Grow up. |
Anonymous
Again. How many children do your sources say have died? How many are orphaned? How many were maimed? |
Anonymous
Great Come back considering who you are defending. There is no arguing the facts! How are the Hamas Terrorists at UNRWA doing? About the hospital bombing, what about the fake rapes, etc, etc. |
Anonymous
Israel tries to hide the way it evicted Palestinians from their homes and land. It won't release IDF archives from the time of the Nakba, and much of that information was not publicly available until older IDF and Irgun veterans began to confess to the atrocities they committed or witnessed from their own side. It's hard to support a country that was birthed by that sort of cruelty, and to this day it behaves the same way in the West Bank, gradually terrorizing the indigenous Palestinians out of their homes and stealing their land. |
Anonymous
Well if Israel hadn’t killed 97 journalists and was allowing NGOs inside, maybe we’d have more reliable information. Oxfam estimates it’s also the deadliest conflict in a quarter century, not that you care. They probably aren’t even factoring in Israeli soldier deaths, which have a very high rate of friendly fire. You’re also wrong about me. I do not support sending weapons anywhere, including Ukraine. Too often they have harmed Americans or later gotten into the wrong hands. But sure keep throwing around antisemitism and dilute its meaning. If you consider those deaths as winning, don’t bemoan any unforeseen outcomes. |
Anonymous
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It seems that Hamas is willing to lay down their weapons for a two state solution. Israel of course is the roadblock.
https://apnews.com/article/hamas-khalil-alhayya-qatar-ceasefire-1967-borders-4912532b11a9cec29464eab234045438?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share |
Anonymous
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And it is truly bonkers that we are funding Israeli’s military while on the other hand building a pier to help correct the mess they’ve made. I understand Biden stands with Israel on principal and that he needs to attend to the needs of his Jewish voters and funder but his administration’s policy truly makes no sense.
_________ Pentagon spokesperson Major General Patrick Ryder told reporters that construction of the pier, announced in March by US President Joe Biden, has started. The pier will receive ships carrying desperately needed aid for the people of Gaza, thousands of whom are facing imminent famine. “I can confirm that US military vessels, to include the USNS Benavidez, have begun to construct the initial stages of the temporary pier and causeway at sea,” Ryder told reporters. |
Anonymous
Israel will always move the goal post. Why not? There are not consequences. Their attack on Iran was an act of war and the US stepped in to stop the consequences. |
Anonymous
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How can the IDF say this with a straight face? Shame on Politico for including it in the article: "“This is further proof of the continuous attempts made by the terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip to systematically harm humanitarian efforts, endangering the lives of UN workers while Israel remains committed to enable and facilitate humanitarian aid to Gazan civilians,” according to the IDF statement."" |
Anonymous
I don’t think Israel has its own cash. Half the country is senior citizens, kids, or retired expats |
Anonymous
I hope you don’t celebrate Fourth of July |
Anonymous
| Or Thanksgiving |
Anonymous
| Lots of countries have original sin. Israel is not unique in this but they are unique in the lack of self awareness. “The past is the past” when referring to the 1948 Nakba is rich when Germany can’t get out of reparations by saying the same |
Anonymous
+1 |