Gaza War, Part 3

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Instead of getting manipulated into funding and fighting proxy wars for another nation, we need to focus on our own nation's problems. Priorities.

What we need to do is stop messing around and put US boots on the ground both in Gaza and against Iran.


Israel has been one of our strongest and most important allies, and they are in a desperate battle with Hamas to prevent the genocide of their people, and Biden sits there and does nothing. The fact our brave service members are not standing side by side with the heroic IDF forces in Gaza as they save the Palestinian people from Hamas is tragic, it’s sick, and Biden’s refusal to act is worthy of impeachment.

OMG no!

You are absolutely in a very small minority with this opinion!

Err, no. Wrong. The majority of Americans support Israel over a terror organization. Get out of your bubble.

This is not true and I am Jewish. I understand the difference between religion, nationalism, and politics. The majority of Americans and the world support the innocent people of Gaza. Learn to read.

Plenty of people who support Israel care about whoever is innocent in Gaza too. The polls suggest that the majority of Americans support Israel and how it is defending itself. This has nothing to do with your Judaism and I have to laugh because I am Jewish too but I stick to facts. I don't think because I am a Jew I get to speak for all of America without consulting actual polls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Instead of getting manipulated into funding and fighting proxy wars for another nation, we need to focus on our own nation's problems. Priorities.

What we need to do is stop messing around and put US boots on the ground both in Gaza and against Iran.


Israel has been one of our strongest and most important allies, and they are in a desperate battle with Hamas to prevent the genocide of their people, and Biden sits there and does nothing. The fact our brave service members are not standing side by side with the heroic IDF forces in Gaza as they save the Palestinian people from Hamas is tragic, it’s sick, and Biden’s refusal to act is worthy of impeachment.

OMG no!

You are absolutely in a very small minority with this opinion!

Err, no. Wrong. The majority of Americans support Israel over a terror organization. Get out of your bubble.

This is not true and I am Jewish. I understand the difference between religion, nationalism, and politics. The majority of Americans and the world support the innocent people of Gaza. Learn to read.

Plenty of people who support Israel care about whoever is innocent in Gaza too. The polls suggest that the majority of Americans support Israel and how it is defending itself. This has nothing to do with your Judaism and I have to laugh because I am Jewish too but I stick to facts. I don't think because I am a Jew I get to speak for all of America without consulting actual polls.

New poster (and also Jewish!). While many / most Americans support Israel generally, Israel is losing support for its actions (see poll data below). I don't have poll info at the ready, but I do think that a greater and greater number of Americans just want our $$ out of the region. For me, the latest Iranian action makes it even more clear the entire region is a mess. If one follows the logic that Israel has the right to defend themselves, then the same holds true for Iran and that gets dangerous. Imagine if Iran had bombed an Israeli consulate killing 16 people. How is an Iranian response not equally as just? I hope Biden keeps a cool head and does not pull us further into the mix.

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Gallup's latest survey of American sentiment on Israel was published this week and polled 1,016 people across the U.S. between March 1 and 20. The survey was conducted before Israel's killing of several World Central Kitchen aid workers and before the latest tense exchanges between Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Israeli policy in the Strip.

Democrats, Republicans and independents have all become less supportive of Israel's operation in Gaza than they were in December. Then, a narrow majority approved of Israeli conduct. The latest figures show that a majority, 55 percent, disapprove of Israel's actions, while 36 percent approve.

Approval has dropped by 18 percentage points among Democrats (75 percent now disapproving versus 18 percent approving) and independents (60 percent now disapproving versus 29 percent approving), and a 7-point drop among Republicans (30 percent now disapproving versus 64 percent approving).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so- there are lunatics on the left.

There are far more racists who say they feel for the Palestinians but "jewish lives are sacred" and these people dont even realize that this is a racist thing to say. Herzl himself regarded the zionist project as a colonial project, you cannot consider yourself truly German and also indigenous to a Middle East your ancestors fled during the reign of Tiberius . These european jews felt that they were being forced out of Europe, so that whole argument falls apart. I agree with Miriam Margolyes's statement. The actions of Israelis- all of the ones who are jewish agree that not one loaf of bread should enter Gaza, 69 percent of Israelis/30 percent are Arab Israelis/ agree with a Middle Ages style blockade- dont jibe with the judaism that I have encountered in my life with its emphasis on empathy and healing the world.

Herzl was an extremist. Actually, many Jews were opposed to him in Europe and didn’t feel forced out of Europe in the 1800s and felt his idea of leaving Europe for Palestine was anti Semitic. They felt culturally and linguistically European and that going to create a colonial settlement in the Middle East would be doing what the anti Semites want.

His movement didn’t gain traction till after WW2/ the Holocaust . That’s when most Jews finally saw the need for Israel , but initially Jews were opposed to Herzls idea about creating an Israel in the Holy Land. They thought Jews were better off in every Middle Eastern country instead of just one .

Interesting. I've always thought the Zionist claim on Palestine due to being "the true indigenous people," based on having ancestors who lived there 2,000 years ago, was incredibly weak. If I were to demand some of "my" ancestral land in Ireland back because Oliver Cromwell stole it almost 400 years ago, I don't think I'd get very far.

Are you too dumb to understand that after 5000 years of antisemitism culminating in one massive Holocaust with 6 million Jews dead, they might need some of their homeland back, you know, just in case? Your claim on Ireland is likely not as compelling.

Here's the absurd, old lie again that it was "their homeland." The region has been inhabited by humans for tens of thousands of years. Why should one of the many groups who have lived there over all these millennia suddenly have the right to evict people whose ancestors lived there for generations? This is such an incredibly entitled and selfish position. What about the rights of the people who were already living in Palestine? Palestinians have suffered greatly and been deeply wronged. The Nakba was a genocide against an entirely innocent people and was never justified by another genocide.

Time doesn't move in reverse though. What's the way forward? Patience is thin with the constant bickering.

True, there must be a way forward, but sometimes past wrongs need to be addressed, especially those in the relatively recent past. For example, one can't just murder someone and then say, "All done now. That was in the past. Let's move on." I agree with the claim that 20% of your ancestors lived in some desert 2,000 years ago doesn't give you the right to boot those who have lived on the land since time immemorial, but evicting indigenous people just 80 years ago demands justice and some sort of redress. Israel has been abusing the Palestinians for decades and stealing their land and their lives. The way forward involves remedying this injustice.

[Anonymous]

This is leadership to diffuse the situation

Now if the Israeli's could get rid of Netanyahu, perhaps a viable two-state solution with support of the Jordanians, Egyptions and Saudis could come to light.

[Anonymous]

Truth!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so- there are lunatics on the left.

There are far more racists who say they feel for the Palestinians but "jewish lives are sacred" and these people dont even realize that this is a racist thing to say. Herzl himself regarded the zionist project as a colonial project, you cannot consider yourself truly German and also indigenous to a Middle East your ancestors fled during the reign of Tiberius . These european jews felt that they were being forced out of Europe, so that whole argument falls apart. I agree with Miriam Margolyes's statement. The actions of Israelis- all of the ones who are jewish agree that not one loaf of bread should enter Gaza, 69 percent of Israelis/30 percent are Arab Israelis/ agree with a Middle Ages style blockade- dont jibe with the judaism that I have encountered in my life with its emphasis on empathy and healing the world.

Herzl was an extremist. Actually, many Jews were opposed to him in Europe and didn’t feel forced out of Europe in the 1800s and felt his idea of leaving Europe for Palestine was anti Semitic. They felt culturally and linguistically European and that going to create a colonial settlement in the Middle East would be doing what the anti Semites want.

His movement didn’t gain traction till after WW2/ the Holocaust . That’s when most Jews finally saw the need for Israel , but initially Jews were opposed to Herzls idea about creating an Israel in the Holy Land. They thought Jews were better off in every Middle Eastern country instead of just one .

Interesting. I've always thought the Zionist claim on Palestine due to being "the true indigenous people," based on having ancestors who lived there 2,000 years ago, was incredibly weak. If I were to demand some of "my" ancestral land in Ireland back because Oliver Cromwell stole it almost 400 years ago, I don't think I'd get very far.

The “Zionist” (a term that is incredibly anti-Semitic) claim is not that our right to Israel comes from anyone who lived there 2000 years ago.

Our claim is that the Jewish people have a history of residence in the area that is currently considered to be Israel (as well as the West Bank and Gaza) that stretches back thousands of years. Additionally, outside of periods where the land was under the control of invading nations (Romans, Turks, British, and most recently the Palestinians), the Jewish people have been the governing body of the land. They have a very strong claim, which is why they are recognized as the leaders of modern Israel, not Hamas.

Zionism is an acquisitive, expansionist, imperialist, racist, selfish, colonial, and genocidal ideology. Judaism is a religion. Stop trying to hijack the term "antisemitism" to justify the evil and supremacist philosophy of Zionism. That is in itself antisemitic. Judaism is not Zionism, and antisemitism is not anti-Zionism. You stain Judaism when you associate it with Zionism.

MANY people, including today's Palestinians, have a history of residence in what is currently considered to be Israel. Every one of us has a history of residence in Africa, which is where our species originated. Does that mean we can take over Ethiopia and evict the current indigenous people? Many of us have a history of residence in what is now Israel, as our ancestors lived in that land on their journey out of Africa. It was the first land traversed by ancient humans as they exited Africa. UN Resolution 181 was a terrible mistake. It should have been mitigated by UN Resolution 194, but Zionists, true to their overweening cultural narcissism, believe they can pick and choose which international laws suit them.

The land currently called Israel has been continuously inhabited by humans for possibly more than 100,000 years. It was certainly inhabited tens of thousands of years before Judaism was even invented. It has been conquered and re-conquered repeatedly. Why should one group that lived there 2,000 years ago and then left and mingled with other populations suddenly be given the region? If we were to apply that precedent the world over, there would be absolute chaos.

Do you ever stop to think of the rights of Palestinians, or do you consider them so ethnically inferior that they can simply be evicted or exterminated for the convenience of Zionists? Do you want to murder them all so you can build new settlements in Gaza or the West Bank before their bodies are cold? Many Palestinians are the descendants of people who lived in the region millennia before Judaism was invented. Some are descendants of Jews and had ancestors that converted to Islam or Christianity. In what world should THESE people suddenly lose their rights to invading hordes who had been absent for thousands of years and were as much native to Poland or Russia as to Palestine? During the Nakba, thousands of Palestinians were murdered, raped, and had their land and belongings stolen by Zionist invaders, and about three-quarters of a million of them were evicted from their homes, driven across borders, and murdered if they tried to revisit their homes. This is an absolutely despicable blot on human history. Israel should be doing what Germany does. It should admit it conducted genocide during the Nakba and is continuing to do so now and then redress the atrocities of its past. That is the way forward for all of us as we collectively come to terms with our primitive and bloodthirsty history and attempt to reinvent ourselves as ethical and equitable.

There is breathtaking irony in your attempts to weaponize "antisemitism" to allow the genocide of indigenous Palestinians. Breathtaking.

First, it is clear you do not understand the history of Israel.

Certainly there have been many different populations that called Israel home - the Egyptians, Romans, Turks, British, and Palestinians have all, at different times, emigrated into Israel, however the one constant over thousands of years has been that Jewish people. Unlike these invaders, who were historically drawn by the regions’ economic and environmental prosperity and the Jewish people’s hospitality, Jewish people have been consistently present in the region, and considered to be the sole native population, up until the last decade or so in which Iran and Palestinian Allie’s have spread the lie that Jews only entered Israel in the 1940s. This is not true, the Jewish identify was the primary, dominant culture in the region going back to thousands of years before the birth of Jesus, and were never fully removed from the area, as other cultures invaded, faded, were replaced, and shifted.

Of course I consider the right of Palestinians. As does Israel. Many Palestinians live in Israel with the same rights as any other Israeli, serve in the IDF, and support the current mission. The removal of Hamas is in the best interest of all innocent Palestinians. If you support Palestinians and Palestine, you should be strongly supporting Israel in its current mission, as their intentions and the intentions of innocent Palestinians are the same.

What many are misrepresenting as supporting Palestinians is actually supporting Hamas - calling for a ceasefire before Hamas is removed from power over the Palestinian people, calling for the reimplementation of the previous corrupt Humanitarian aid program so Hamas can continue to siphon off aid and sell it to support their war plans, etc… None of that is moving towards a better world where the Palestinian people. The reality you people refuse to accept is that the Palestinian people are far better off right now then they were on 10/6, and the reason for that is solely because Israel has intervened and is currently hard at work removing their oppressive Hamas overlords.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Truth!

Ugh! Trump rubbing shoulders with some ruthless and bloodthirsty dictators there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is leadership to diffuse the situation

Now if the Israeli's could get rid of Netanyahu, perhaps a viable two-state solution with support of the Jordanians, Egyptions and Saudis could come to light.

Leadership? Leadership would be stepping up and promising US boots on the ground in support of our invaluable ally of Israel both in Gaza and in the IDF’s Iranian offensive. Pathetic that Biden is advocating for the genocide of Israel and all Jews worldwide, rather than supporting them wholeheartedly. I guess he just has no interest in the Jewish vote, as I do not know a single Jewish individual in this country that would even consider voting for Biden or the Democrat/Hamas party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Instead of getting manipulated into funding and fighting proxy wars for another nation, we need to focus on our own nation's problems. Priorities.

What we need to do is stop messing around and put US boots on the ground both in Gaza and against Iran.


Israel has been one of our strongest and most important allies, and they are in a desperate battle with Hamas to prevent the genocide of their people, and Biden sits there and does nothing. The fact our brave service members are not standing side by side with the heroic IDF forces in Gaza as they save the Palestinian people from Hamas is tragic, it’s sick, and Biden’s refusal to act is worthy of impeachment.

OMG no!

You are absolutely in a very small minority with this opinion!

Err, no. Wrong. The majority of Americans support Israel over a terror organization. Get out of your bubble.

This is not true and I am Jewish. I understand the difference between religion, nationalism, and politics. The majority of Americans and the world support the innocent people of Gaza. Learn to read.

Plenty of people who support Israel care about whoever is innocent in Gaza too. The polls suggest that the majority of Americans support Israel and how it is defending itself. This has nothing to do with your Judaism and I have to laugh because I am Jewish too but I stick to facts. I don't think because I am a Jew I get to speak for all of America without consulting actual polls.

New poster (and also Jewish!). While many / most Americans support Israel generally, Israel is losing support for its actions (see poll data below). I don't have poll info at the ready, but I do think that a greater and greater number of Americans just want our $$ out of the region. For me, the latest Iranian action makes it even more clear the entire region is a mess. If one follows the logic that Israel has the right to defend themselves, then the same holds true for Iran and that gets dangerous. Imagine if Iran had bombed an Israeli consulate killing 16 people. How is an Iranian response not equally as just? I hope Biden keeps a cool head and does not pull us further into the mix.

-------------------------------------------

Gallup's latest survey of American sentiment on Israel was published this week and polled 1,016 people across the U.S. between March 1 and 20. The survey was conducted before Israel's killing of several World Central Kitchen aid workers and before the latest tense exchanges between Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Israeli policy in the Strip.

Democrats, Republicans and independents have all become less supportive of Israel's operation in Gaza than they were in December. Then, a narrow majority approved of Israeli conduct. The latest figures show that a majority, 55 percent, disapprove of Israel's actions, while 36 percent approve.

Approval has dropped by 18 percentage points among Democrats (75 percent now disapproving versus 18 percent approving) and independents (60 percent now disapproving versus 29 percent approving), and a 7-point drop among Republicans (30 percent now disapproving versus 64 percent approving).

Under Obama we killed far more Doctor's without Borders members in Afghanistan. Those weren't people out past wartime curfew. You understand that Iran is a threat to the world-right? Most Iranians do not support them, many Iranians support Israel and many of those who don't support Israel still want to see Israel win against Iran. Iran is an absolute threat to the US. This all did not start with israel's actions. Iran has numerous terrorist proxies attacking Israel on a regular basis. Being a Jew is not a credential. You don't seem to understand radical Islam, terrorism and the massive threat that is Iran. Oh and the UN is so corrupt, IRAN was made head of the committee on disarmament.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is leadership to diffuse the situation

Now if the Israeli's could get rid of Netanyahu, perhaps a viable two-state solution with support of the Jordanians, Egyptions and Saudis could come to light.

Listen to the Palestinians. They do NOT want a 2 state solution. They want it all no compromise. Look at the history of offering a 2 state solution. Also "from the River to the Sea" is not about peace or a 2 state solution. It's about obliterating Jews and Israel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is leadership to diffuse the situation

Now if the Israeli's could get rid of Netanyahu, perhaps a viable two-state solution with support of the Jordanians, Egyptions and Saudis could come to light.

Listen to the Palestinians. They do NOT want a 2 state solution. They want it all no compromise. Look at the history of offering a 2 state solution. Also "from the River to the Sea" is not about peace or a 2 state solution. It's about obliterating Jews and Israel.

lol tell us about what Likud and Smotrich want between that old river and the sea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is leadership to diffuse the situation

Now if the Israeli's could get rid of Netanyahu, perhaps a viable two-state solution with support of the Jordanians, Egyptions and Saudis could come to light.

Leadership? Leadership would be stepping up and promising US boots on the ground in support of our invaluable ally of Israel both in Gaza and in the IDF’s Iranian offensive. Pathetic that Biden is advocating for the genocide of Israel and all Jews worldwide, rather than supporting them wholeheartedly. I guess he just has no interest in the Jewish vote, as I do not know a single Jewish individual in this country that would even consider voting for Biden or the Democrat/Hamas party.

Why don’t you buy your son a pair of doc martens and put his own hoots on the ground then? I have no desire to send my sons to fight for Israel. They can figure it out. I don’t need them as an ally that much. You should go though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:so- there are lunatics on the left.

There are far more racists who say they feel for the Palestinians but "jewish lives are sacred" and these people dont even realize that this is a racist thing to say. Herzl himself regarded the zionist project as a colonial project, you cannot consider yourself truly German and also indigenous to a Middle East your ancestors fled during the reign of Tiberius . These european jews felt that they were being forced out of Europe, so that whole argument falls apart. I agree with Miriam Margolyes's statement. The actions of Israelis- all of the ones who are jewish agree that not one loaf of bread should enter Gaza, 69 percent of Israelis/30 percent are Arab Israelis/ agree with a Middle Ages style blockade- dont jibe with the judaism that I have encountered in my life with its emphasis on empathy and healing the world.

Herzl was an extremist. Actually, many Jews were opposed to him in Europe and didn’t feel forced out of Europe in the 1800s and felt his idea of leaving Europe for Palestine was anti Semitic. They felt culturally and linguistically European and that going to create a colonial settlement in the Middle East would be doing what the anti Semites want.

His movement didn’t gain traction till after WW2/ the Holocaust . That’s when most Jews finally saw the need for Israel , but initially Jews were opposed to Herzls idea about creating an Israel in the Holy Land. They thought Jews were better off in every Middle Eastern country instead of just one .

Interesting. I've always thought the Zionist claim on Palestine due to being "the true indigenous people," based on having ancestors who lived there 2,000 years ago, was incredibly weak. If I were to demand some of "my" ancestral land in Ireland back because Oliver Cromwell stole it almost 400 years ago, I don't think I'd get very far.

The “Zionist” (a term that is incredibly anti-Semitic) claim is not that our right to Israel comes from anyone who lived there 2000 years ago.

Our claim is that the Jewish people have a history of residence in the area that is currently considered to be Israel (as well as the West Bank and Gaza) that stretches back thousands of years. Additionally, outside of periods where the land was under the control of invading nations (Romans, Turks, British, and most recently the Palestinians), the Jewish people have been the governing body of the land. They have a very strong claim, which is why they are recognized as the leaders of modern Israel, not Hamas.

Zionism is an acquisitive, expansionist, imperialist, racist, selfish, colonial, and genocidal ideology. Judaism is a religion. Stop trying to hijack the term "antisemitism" to justify the evil and supremacist philosophy of Zionism. That is in itself antisemitic. Judaism is not Zionism, and antisemitism is not anti-Zionism. You stain Judaism when you associate it with Zionism.

MANY people, including today's Palestinians, have a history of residence in what is currently considered to be Israel. Every one of us has a history of residence in Africa, which is where our species originated. Does that mean we can take over Ethiopia and evict the current indigenous people? Many of us have a history of residence in what is now Israel, as our ancestors lived in that land on their journey out of Africa. It was the first land traversed by ancient humans as they exited Africa. UN Resolution 181 was a terrible mistake. It should have been mitigated by UN Resolution 194, but Zionists, true to their overweening cultural narcissism, believe they can pick and choose which international laws suit them.

The land currently called Israel has been continuously inhabited by humans for possibly more than 100,000 years. It was certainly inhabited tens of thousands of years before Judaism was even invented. It has been conquered and re-conquered repeatedly. Why should one group that lived there 2,000 years ago and then left and mingled with other populations suddenly be given the region? If we were to apply that precedent the world over, there would be absolute chaos.

Do you ever stop to think of the rights of Palestinians, or do you consider them so ethnically inferior that they can simply be evicted or exterminated for the convenience of Zionists? Do you want to murder them all so you can build new settlements in Gaza or the West Bank before their bodies are cold? Many Palestinians are the descendants of people who lived in the region millennia before Judaism was invented. Some are descendants of Jews and had ancestors that converted to Islam or Christianity. In what world should THESE people suddenly lose their rights to invading hordes who had been absent for thousands of years and were as much native to Poland or Russia as to Palestine? During the Nakba, thousands of Palestinians were murdered, raped, and had their land and belongings stolen by Zionist invaders, and about three-quarters of a million of them were evicted from their homes, driven across borders, and murdered if they tried to revisit their homes. This is an absolutely despicable blot on human history. Israel should be doing what Germany does. It should admit it conducted genocide during the Nakba and is continuing to do so now and then redress the atrocities of its past. That is the way forward for all of us as we collectively come to terms with our primitive and bloodthirsty history and attempt to reinvent ourselves as ethical and equitable.

There is breathtaking irony in your attempts to weaponize "antisemitism" to allow the genocide of indigenous Palestinians. Breathtaking.

First, it is clear you do not understand the history of Israel.

Certainly there have been many different populations that called Israel home - the Egyptians, Romans, Turks, British, and Palestinians have all, at different times, emigrated into Israel, however the one constant over thousands of years has been that Jewish people. Unlike these invaders, who were historically drawn by the regions’ economic and environmental prosperity and the Jewish people’s hospitality, Jewish people have been consistently present in the region, and considered to be the sole native population, up until the last decade or so in which Iran and Palestinian Allie’s have spread the lie that Jews only entered Israel in the 1940s. This is not true, the Jewish identify was the primary, dominant culture in the region going back to thousands of years before the birth of Jesus, and were never fully removed from the area, as other cultures invaded, faded, were replaced, and shifted.

Of course I consider the right of Palestinians. As does Israel. Many Palestinians live in Israel with the same rights as any other Israeli, serve in the IDF, and support the current mission. The removal of Hamas is in the best interest of all innocent Palestinians. If you support Palestinians and Palestine, you should be strongly supporting Israel in its current mission, as their intentions and the intentions of innocent Palestinians are the same.

What many are misrepresenting as supporting Palestinians is actually supporting Hamas - calling for a ceasefire before Hamas is removed from power over the Palestinian people, calling for the reimplementation of the previous corrupt Humanitarian aid program so Hamas can continue to siphon off aid and sell it to support their war plans, etc… None of that is moving towards a better world where the Palestinian people. The reality you people refuse to accept is that the Palestinian people are far better off right now then they were on 10/6, and the reason for that is solely because Israel has intervened and is currently hard at work removing their oppressive Hamas overlords.

No one considers Jews the sole native population of the region. That’s your own personal wet dream.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is leadership to diffuse the situation

Now if the Israeli's could get rid of Netanyahu, perhaps a viable two-state solution with support of the Jordanians, Egyptions and Saudis could come to light.

Leadership? Leadership would be stepping up and promising US boots on the ground in support of our invaluable ally of Israel both in Gaza and in the IDF’s Iranian offensive. Pathetic that Biden is advocating for the genocide of Israel and all Jews worldwide, rather than supporting them wholeheartedly. I guess he just has no interest in the Jewish vote, as I do not know a single Jewish individual in this country that would even consider voting for Biden or the Democrat/Hamas party.

Aiiii I hear the sound of familiar hooves. It is the “god literally personally gave us this land” person. Welcome good sir!

[Anonymous]

I’m that’s not true and I don’t believe you either. That’s a weird left meeting right statement.