Israeli war crimes
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Anonymous
“Root causes” 🙄 Do you really think Oct 7 justifies incinerating all of Gaza and everyone within its borders? As I said, if you do I feel bad for you but don’t expect anyone else to agree with you. If you don’t think about why not and where murdering aid workers falls. |
Anonymous
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Has this been posted? NYT does a really good of laying things out. These are clearly aid workers
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/04/world/middleeast/gaza-israel-aid-workers-deaths-video.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare&sgrp=c&pvid=3CAADF4E-3EC0-42EB-9F27-3F698D5FAA78 |
Anonymous
Their loss is the direct result of Hamas intransigence, prolonging the conflict needlessly. Release the hostages. Surrender. |
Anonymous
Keep repeating propaganda |
Anonymous
We get that you’re just a bot you don’t need to prove it every post. Meanwhile Bibi will go down in history with Pol Pot. |
Anonymous
Keep ignoring the reason the war is continuing, you mean? |
Anonymous
No, I mean you are a disingenuous clown who spews propaganda because every sentient being within a hundred miles of reality knows that a) lying is the Israeli national pastime and that b) releasing the hostages and surrendering would do nothing to end the conflict because Israel will simply move the goal posts. That movie has been on replay for decades, dumb dumb. Did you really think you can persist with the propaganda in 2025? |
Anonymous
You mean the Israeli occupation of Palestinian lands? |
Anonymous
As opposed a clown who refuses to concede the Palestinian situation is self-inflicted even though that's so obvious? As opposed to someone who is incapable of acknowledging Palestinian criminality in the form of Hamas? As opposed to someone who can't admit that hostage taking, not to mention rape and murder, is obscene, never justified, and the reason for the conflict? No, it's all due to that nakba thing 77 years ago which happened because the Palestinians wouldn't accept a country of their own if it meant the Jews got one too, so they attacked the new State of Israel, got crushed, kept trying over the years, kept getting crushed, tried again on Oct 7, and are still being crushed, but that's too difficult to accept, isn't it? Give up. Surrender. Release the hostages. Or keep doing the same thing and sit there in your keffiyeh, safely behind your keyboard in the U.S., wondering why the Palestinians seem to get no sympathy and keep dying. And the idea that they may as well not release the hostages because that won't end the conflict? Was there fighting on Oct 6? Were 50K Palestinians wiped out on Oct 6? Never mind, let's keep holding hostages because there can't possibly be any relationship between that and Israeli military action, which is apparently being undertaken because the IDF has nothing better to do. Who cares if we lose another 50K, or 100K more noncombatants? No point in any critical self-examination as to why the sky is falling on our heads, that's a waste of time. And, if we do think about it, let's not think about our hostage-taking, which is surely unrelated. Let's just keep doing what we're doing. That'll make things better, for sure. Brilliant reasoning. |
Anonymous
You mean the land lost during the Israeli War of Independence after the Arab countries attacked rather than accept separate Arab and Jewish countries? Can you say "self-inflicted"? |
Anonymous
I’m not that PP but I think they were probably referring to Palestinian lands within the green line. |
Anonymous
Hard to know; the Palestinians and other Arabs frequently lost land after attacking Israel: War of Independence in 1948, the 1956 Suez Crisis when Israel occupied Gaza and most of the peninsula east of the Suez Canal, the 6-Day War in 1967 when the Syrians lost the Golan Heights and Israel took control of Gaza and the Sinai Peninsula, and drove Jordanian forces from the West Bank, the Yom Kippur Way of 1973, the 1982 Lebanon War when Israel reached the outskirts of Beirut to force the PLO to withdraw. Second verse, same as the first, every time. |
Anonymous
And then what? That’s the question that Israel and the World won’t answer. I’m not supporting Hamas, but the Palestinian people live in poverty. They live under Israeli control and have for 50 years. They have no right of return, no right to their own borders or airspace. Yes the Israeli hostages should be returned. And Yes everyone should formally recognize the independent state of Palenstine. |
Anonymous
An independent state is a nonstarter while Hamas holds hostages, don't you think? The Palestinians hardly do themselves any favors: divert billions over decades in foreign aid to build military infrastructure, tolerate a corrupt government, happily accept Iranian support and let Iran be their puppet master to develop a military capability to use to attack Israel, and fail to build any kind of civil society in 77 years while Israel has blossomed from nothing to a first world country with a modern economy and pluralistic government. Israel made peace with Egypt and Jordan. The Gazans, in contrast, attacked on Oct 7. Gaza is one giant self-inflicted festering wound which will not heal until the Palestinians commit to peace instead of devoting themselves to nurturing grievances forever, which they try to satisfy through terror over and over again, inevitably coming out much worse than before. |
Anonymous
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So many more Americans are waking up to the realization that we've been fed a lie abut Israel's narrative. People that have never been interested in the subject before are waking up and learning.
The rest of the world already knows. PP can keep going on and on about the hostages but more Americans now understand that they are a small part of the larger narrative. Israel and their zionist minions can't keep up with their lies. The truth is too evident. |