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If they committed a crime, then charge and try. |
You know damn well what I’m saying - that anyone claiming all the aid was stolen is a damn liar. |
Gee I guess that means that the hundreds of miles of elaborate tunnels and workshops and facilities underneath Gaza somehow magically built themselves. 🤡 Dude, those tunnels alone had to cost at least a billion dollars. Source: https://mwi.westpoint.edu/gazas-underground-hamass-entire-politico-military-strategy-rests-on-its-tunnels/ It's the most extensive military tunnel complex in the world outside of China and North Korea. Accordingly, you can go ahead piss off with your "damn liar" crap. |
They get military hearings where the charges and evidence against them is presented. And they are typically released after a few months. If the charges are more serious they are kept longer. But as usual you go on pretending it's "kidnappings" and that it's a total mystery and nobody knows why they are picked up, because that's exactly the narrative that Hamas wants you to have... |
The Jewish genocide in WWII was caused by the Germans. It had nothing to do with the Palestinians. That’s the whole problem. The Palestinians are forced to pay for the German (and European and US who rejected Jewish refugees after the war)’s sins. |
Do better, hasbara! Administrative detainees never get charged, and they don't get to examine evidence against them. But maybe you think it's all right to hold people without charge and then "release after a few months". How magnanimous! |
You piss off with the "Hamas stole ALL the aid" hasbara. How did the hospitals get built? How did the universities get built? How did the libraries get built? How did Gazans achieve a near total literacy and vaccination rate? |
Even if this were true, it’s unacceptable. Imagine having military hearings for civilians as the only justice possible. But it’s not true. Not all administrative detentions have to be dealt with in a timely fashion. Which is one of the things most civilized societies offer. And “letting them go after a few months” of lockup for bs charges sounds an awful lot like kidnapping. |
| PP, the nature of administrative detention is that there are NO CHARGES ever filed. The person is simply held for a few months (eligible to be extended indefinitely). No charges. No evidence. No lawyer. Nothing at all. |
Crickets on the billion spent on the massive elaborate tunnel complex... So again you have your dishonesty on full display... |
"Hasbara hasbara hasbara hasbara..." Look dude, I don't even know or care what "hasbara" is but the mere fact that you constantly throw that around and accuse everyone of it is a bunch of complete crap. I don't know who you are or who you think you're talking to but I'm just a regular person with no affiliations. |
"Oh but the thousands of rockets we launch every year are not a problem and shouldn't count against us because Israel's iron dome shoots them down before they can kill tens of thousands of civilians! And ignore all of our genocidal talk because we've only had limited success!" How magnanimous! |
I think most people would choose the Israeli justice system over the "justice" administered by Hamas, ISIS, the Taliban, Iran and other extremist Islamist regimes. |
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In the December article "Screams without Words" from the NYT, the article describes a rape of two teenage girls.
This story has now been proven to be false and the times has published a story about it: The unnamed paramedic, from an Israeli commando unit, was among dozens of people interviewed for a Dec. 28 article by The New York Times that examined sexual violence on Oct. 7. He said he discovered the bodies of two partially clothed teenage girls in a home in Kibbutz Be’eri that bore signs of sexual violence. The Associated Press, CNN and The Washington Post reported similar accounts from a military paramedic who spoke on condition of anonymity. But footage taken by an Israeli soldier who was in Be’eri on Oct. 7, which was viewed by leading community members in February and by The Times this month, shows the bodies of three female victims, fully clothed and with no apparent signs of sexual violence, at a home where many residents had believed the assaults occurred. Though it is unclear if the medic was referring to the same scene, residents said that in no other home in Be’eri were two teenage girls killed, and they concluded from the video that the girls had not been sexually assaulted. Nili Bar Sinai, a member of a group from the kibbutz that looked into claims of sexual assault at the house, said, “This story is false.” https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/25/world/middleeast/video-sexual-assault-israel-kibbutz-hamas.html |
| I’ve been thinking the stories that point to made up rape claims must be false because who does that. But I just came here to post the same article from the NYT. It seems that at least one key data point was manufactured. That’s appalling. |