Looks like a new Gaza war has started

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It’s pretty obvious Hamas has fuel. How else are they launching rockets?

If they cared about Palestinians they’d share the fuel. But they don’t. They steal any fuel that comes in.
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Anonymous wrote:This is happening all over the world -- at NYU at Columbia, and here in London. These are not simply pro-Palestinian protesters calling for peace, for statehood -- which I get and respect.

These people pulling down posters everywhere are AGAINST supporting kidnapped hostages. They are handmaidens of Hamas.

Completely undermines the argument that they are pro-peace and only want Palestinian suffering to end.

They are anti-civilization.

https://twitter.com/StopAntisemites/status/1712527878774997234


More "pro-Palestinians" pulling posters down.


Where are the posters for the hundreds of Palestinian children who went missing during Israel’s bombing of Gaza?

Is it antisemitic to care about them?


Put some up. I’d be surprised if Jews take them down.


You would? Jews complained of 4 year old Gazans’ art work . You don’t think they’d be triggered by seeing dismembered and burned Gazan children? With their limbs crushed to smithereens?

Or maybe that’s an exciting sight who knows?


I think you aged Jews confused with pro-Hamas folks who called the 10/7 attack "exhilarating" and celebrated in the streets.


Who called it exhilarating and celebrated in the streets? If I remember correct demonstrations didn’t even break out on Oct 7. They started after the Gaza war began a few days later and there was no dancing in the streets. Demonstrations got intensified by the hospital and Rafah crossing bombings and President Bidens remarks.
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In the name of Humanity, end the talking in endless meetings and ACT to save Humanity now. The UN must immediately demand a ceasefire and send it’s UN soldiers into Gaza immediately and deliver on the stated purpose of it’s Charter: to de-escalate war and prevent war crimes including Genocide. The UN must immediately:

1) deploy its Armed Forces into Gaza from both the sea by beach landing and via the Egyptian border under the authority it has to do so ( see Chapter VII, Article 51 of UN Charter ) which was explicitly written to forestall the ability of ANY member nation from engaging in Genocide. Because, lets face it : in the world we live in , from time to time when provoked, some countries cross the line and engage in Genocide. This is Fact, this is the history of the 20th Century and the whole world sees and knows exactly what is being done to 2.5 million Palestinians these past 3 weeks, half of them children.

Chapter VII/ Article 51 states, “
“ self-defence shall not in any way affect the authority and responsibility of the Security Council to take at any time such action as it deems necessary in order to maintain or restore international peace and security.


2) UN forces must immediately demand a cease fire by BOTH parties. If Israel fires upon these UN forces to try to deter the UN forces, then Israel will be expanding it’s verbal attacks it made yesterday on the integrity of the UN Secretary General and its pressure campaign over teh past two weeks against ALL UN member states in a vicious attempt to intimidate other nations and undermine their willingness of it’s member nations to enforce the UN Charter to stop aggression from escalating before the world witnesses the extermination of 2.5 million Palestinian people, half of whom are innocent children.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/25/israel-says-it-will-ban-un-staff-after-secretary-generals-comments

The UN forces must, once on site in GAZA:
3) immediately open triage hospitals to provide food, water, medical care and sanitation to the 2.5 million Palestinian citizens of Gaza who have been under military bombardment and forced mass starvation and denial of medical care at the hands of the Israeli Army as declared by the spoken intent of it’s Minister of Defense for 3 weeks:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/israel-defense-minister-human-animals-gaza-palestine_n_6524220ae4b09f4b8d412e0a



4) The UN forces must immediately achieve the release of ALL hostages as recent measures , though they brought some minimal success, are now failing.

5) The UN forces must immediately begin negotiations for a surrender of those Hamas fighters who remain alive**** in return for UN guarantees- through its Force of Arms , as in UNIFL, on the ground in Gaza and West bank going forward to take over the administration of all services to enforce all prior UN resolutions with regard to end the oppression and “ facts on the ground” forced extinction of the Palestinian people as documented by: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/25/un-report-80-per-cent-of-gaza-inhabitants-relied-on-international-aid-before-war

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/24/gaza-hospitals-ceasing-to-function-as-water-and-fuel-run-out


The removal by UN forces of ALL illegal Israeli settlements constructed since Oslo in 1993.
The arrest and prosecution of ALL settlers who have or who in the future have attacked Palestinians in their homes on the West Bank, driven them out of their villages, bulldozed their homes and farms

The UN must dismantle all illegal water diversions by Israel that deprive the Palestinian’s ability to grow food on their arable land and feed their people.

The UN must station forces in East Jerusalem to stop Israel from violating the Palestinian’s right to worship in peace at their religious shrines and to practice their faith without being attacked, harassed and having the sanctity of their religious places intentionally violated.

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Anonymous wrote:This is happening all over the world -- at NYU at Columbia, and here in London. These are not simply pro-Palestinian protesters calling for peace, for statehood -- which I get and respect.

These people pulling down posters everywhere are AGAINST supporting kidnapped hostages. They are handmaidens of Hamas.

Completely undermines the argument that they are pro-peace and only want Palestinian suffering to end.

They are anti-civilization.

https://twitter.com/StopAntisemites/status/1712527878774997234


More "pro-Palestinians" pulling posters down.


Where are the posters for the hundreds of Palestinian children who went missing during Israel’s bombing of Gaza?

Is it antisemitic to care about them?


Put some up. I’d be surprised if Jews take them down.


You would? Jews complained of 4 year old Gazans’ art work . You don’t think they’d be triggered by seeing dismembered and burned Gazan children? With their limbs crushed to smithereens?

Or maybe that’s an exciting sight who knows?


I think you aged Jews confused with pro-Hamas folks who called the 10/7 attack "exhilarating" and celebrated in the streets.


Who called it exhilarating and celebrated in the streets? If I remember correct demonstrations didn’t even break out on Oct 7. They started after the Gaza war began a few days later and there was no dancing in the streets. Demonstrations got intensified by the hospital and Rafah crossing bombings and President Bidens remarks.


DP. I mean, have you not been reading ANY news?

Exhilarating is literally a direct quote from a prominent national news story.

Your credibility is suffering.
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Anonymous wrote:Rania, the Palestinian-born Queen of Jordan, speaks out:

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/10/24/middleeast/queen-rania-jordan-amanpour-interview-intl/index.html


Hey Rania -- why not give the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians living in refugee camps in Jordan citizenship?

They are treated like second class citizens, without the full rights of other Jordanians.

Terrible.


Hey Bibi/Israel, why not give back Palestinian land you've stolen?


Oh, do you mean like Israel tried to do in 2000 with the two-state deal and 95% of 1967 borders? And financial reparations?



Let's discuss those brand new settlements in the West Bank......


Great! If Arafat had accepted the deal, those brand new settlements would not exist and that's a fact. Palestine would be 23 years old.



Let's not pretend that you know what was offered and what was rejected.


It's not a well-guarded secret. Try reading a book.

You can start with this one.



Or you can, you know, read stuff by people who were in the room?

https://www.democracynow.org/2006/2/14/fmr_israeli_foreign_minister_shlomo_ben

SHLOMO BEN-AMI: Yes, yes. Okay, the last third part of the book, as Dr. Finkelstein says, there is the diplomat, and this same diplomat still behaves in a way as a historian when he says in this book that Camp David was not the missed opportunity for the Palestinians, and if I were a Palestinian I would have rejected Camp David, as well.

This is the Israeli Foreign Minister talking, the person who was in the room, and he admits it was a bad deal for the Palestinians because it was all about "Israeli needs over Palestinian rights."
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Anonymous wrote:It’s pretty obvious Hamas has fuel. How else are they launching rockets?

If they cared about Palestinians they’d share the fuel. But they don’t. They steal any fuel that comes in.


The fuel to the hospital is pointless as there is no water or electricity due to Israel bombing the neighborhoods of every hospital.

Some doctors and patients have probably rerouted to the tunnels for all we know. It seems like Hamas are the safest in Gaza after all with these tunnels
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Anonymous wrote:I hope this poor woman doesn’t get into trouble in Israel. She said too much I fear

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/International/israeli-hostage-released-tunnels-gaza/story?id=104250746

One of the two Israeli hostages released by Hamas on Monday, 85-year-old Yocheved Lifschitz, spoke with reporters from the lobby of the Tel Aviv hospital where she is being treated, saying she has "been through hell."

Speaking to reporters in Hebrew on Tuesday, Lifschitz described being taken on the back seat of a motorcycle, which sped over fields, before she was forced to walk a few kilometers. Lifschitz said she then reached the entrance to a tunnel and entered an underground network that looked like a "spider web."

They sent balloons, they burned our fields and the IDF somehow didn't take any of this seriously," Lifschitz told reporters.

And suddenly on Saturday morning when all was quiet, there was this heavy bombardment and under that cover the mob broke through," she added. "They blew up that huge barrier on the border, opened the gates to the kibbutz and they came in in large numbers … That was very, very unpleasant and very hard … and in my memory I hold those difficult images."

Once they were inside the tunnels, Lifschitz said she and the other hostages were told by their captors that they will be provided the same living conditions as Hamas.

She said the hostages were separated into groups and she was put in a separate room with a group of five people from her kibbutz, which was among the communities attacked near Israel's border with Gaza. She said there were guards for each one of them and that a medic and doctor came to care for them and brought medication if they needed it.

"They separated us in groups according to which kibbutz we came from," Lifschitz said. "They provided for all our needs. They were very polite."

The hostages slept on mattresses in underground tunnels in Gaza and were given pita bread, cheese and cucumber -- the same food their captors ate, according to Lifschitz.

Lifschitz said she was living in "clean" conditions with a doctor visiting her every two or three days and access to medicines if she needed any.

"They treated us well," she said. "There are many women here and all know what female hygiene means. They made sure we had all needed, they cleaned the toilets -- they did, not us -- they were concerned of disease spreading."

Lifschitz said their captors wanted to talk about politics but she said she did not.

"They were very friendly to us," she added

In an interview with ABC News in Tel Aviv later Tuesday, Lifshitz's grandson, Daniel, described her physical condition as "weak" and said she needs "a very, very long rest."

Daniel said his grandmother raised him when he was young in her kibbutz, which he described as "a heaven" that Hamas has now "ruined."

"She was like a mother for me," he told ABC News..

Lifschitz's husband -- Daniel's grandfather -- was also taken hostage and is still being held in Gaza. He had been shot in the hand and the last time the couple saw each other was when Lifschitz was being taken away on the motorcycle, according to their grandson.

"I'm afraid for all the hostages," Daniel added. "Every day [that] pass[es], the life of the hostages is in danger. So they have to move fast ... to bring [them] back."


Everyone with any common sense worldwide understands that every word she said was said knowing her husband is still a hostage. Everyone knows she speaks under profound duress.


She says the same things that every Jewish hostage has said upon release.


Yes. Because they can’t take any further risks. Why is that not obvious to you? Why do you think they need to say that?

Honestly I cannot believe you are morally supporting the hostage-takers. It is disgusting and vile.
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Anonymous wrote:Wait. Are the pro-Palestinians in this thread truly arguing that there have been no antisemitic hate crimes committed against Jews in the US? That no Jews have died in antisemitic violence in the US?

I am not Jewish and I would like to understand exactly what you are arguing, because I certainly remember the massacre in at the Pittsburgh synagogue and the murdered professor at the University of Arizona and more. Do you believe those attacks did not happen?

Please explain clearly.


Getting my popcorn out.
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Anonymous wrote:Rania, the Palestinian-born Queen of Jordan, speaks out:

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/10/24/middleeast/queen-rania-jordan-amanpour-interview-intl/index.html


Hey Rania -- why not give the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians living in refugee camps in Jordan citizenship?

They are treated like second class citizens, without the full rights of other Jordanians.

Terrible.


Hey Bibi/Israel, why not give back Palestinian land you've stolen?


Oh, do you mean like Israel tried to do in 2000 with the two-state deal and 95% of 1967 borders? And financial reparations?



Let's discuss those brand new settlements in the West Bank......


Great! If Arafat had accepted the deal, those brand new settlements would not exist and that's a fact. Palestine would be 23 years old.



So the settlers currently stealing Palestinian land and killing Palestinians are doing so because of Arafat?


Here is an article that attempts to capture the failures of each side in the Oslo Accords.

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/why-the-oslo-accords-failed/


The squatters can do that because they are protected by a militarized state that is given cover by an even larger militarized state.



I would not have taken the “great deal” if I were Palestinian. It totally ignored the right of Palestinians to return to their homes. Why would they just give that up? That was a bad deal.


Well, at least you acknowledge that the Palestinians HAD a chance for peace.

Their leadership rejected it and decided to continue their wars against Israel and its people.

They attack civilians. They lose. It sucks. Then they complain that they're suffering.

Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

You sure that rejecting peace and a state of their own (albeit imperfect) was the prudent choice?



It isn’t my or your choice to make. They were unwilling to accept the denial of their legal rights.

What is my choice as an American is whether I continue to abet illegal settlements of Palestinian land and siege of civilians. I vote no.


Arafat could’ve countered. The deal involved 95% of the 1967 borders, but if he didn’t like some of the terms, he could’ve proposed something else. He didn’t.


Incorrect. The offers are a matter of public record. You can go read what was offered instead of just reciting Israeli propaganda.


There were no written proposals. Everything was verbal. Stop lying.


So Dennis Ross, the chief Middle East negotiator for both Bush and Clinton is lying? His book "The Missing Piece" is all lies?

Might be time to adjust your tinfoil hat.


Dennis Ross is not the only person with a book, and these books say different things so clearly it is possible that people in that room came out with different impressions of what has transpired.
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Anonymous wrote:This is happening all over the world -- at NYU at Columbia, and here in London. These are not simply pro-Palestinian protesters calling for peace, for statehood -- which I get and respect.

These people pulling down posters everywhere are AGAINST supporting kidnapped hostages. They are handmaidens of Hamas.

Completely undermines the argument that they are pro-peace and only want Palestinian suffering to end.

They are anti-civilization.

https://twitter.com/StopAntisemites/status/1712527878774997234


More "pro-Palestinians" pulling posters down.


Where are the posters for the hundreds of Palestinian children who went missing during Israel’s bombing of Gaza?

Is it antisemitic to care about them?


Put some up. I’d be surprised if Jews take them down.


You would? Jews complained of 4 year old Gazans’ art work . You don’t think they’d be triggered by seeing dismembered and burned Gazan children? With their limbs crushed to smithereens?

Or maybe that’s an exciting sight who knows?


I think you aged Jews confused with pro-Hamas folks who called the 10/7 attack "exhilarating" and celebrated in the streets.


Who called it exhilarating and celebrated in the streets? If I remember correct demonstrations didn’t even break out on Oct 7. They started after the Gaza war began a few days later and there was no dancing in the streets. Demonstrations got intensified by the hospital and Rafah crossing bombings and President Bidens remarks.


A professor at Cornell called the attacks exhilarating.

https://nypost.com/2023/10/16/russell-rickford-says-hamas-terror-was-exhilarating-exciting/
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Anonymous wrote:It’s a very scary time to be a Jewish student on many college campuses. And antisemitism is up almost 400 percent from this time last year, per ADL.


This is so disingenuous.

Zero Jewish students have been killed in hate crimes in the United States. A 6 year old Palestinian boy from Chicago was murdered to preemptively “protect” Jews from antisemitism.

He was 6 years old.

It’s much more dangerous to be a Palestinian child in the United States than a Jewish one. Yet, nobody cares. His death doesn’t matter because he wasn’t Jewish, and you’re spreading more of the propaganda that got him killed.



You’re such a liar.

You think zero Jews get killed in the US due to hate crimes?

https://apnews.com/article/pittsburgh-synagogue-shooting-ba843b83bf674d2603a07add574f13ea


That was written in response to claims that it’s a scary time to be a Jewish student in the US.

Zero Jewish students have been killed in the United States in recent years but there has been a Palestinian child murdered in a hate crime LAST WEEK because of his religion.

https://apnews.com/article/hate-crime-illinois-war-israel-hamas-palestinian-a230a2347485974f628ee97af41e3236

The link you provided was for a crime that happened 5 years ago and was overwhelmingly condemned. You still can’t bring yourself to admit that Palestinian children are being murdered NOW to preemptively protect Israel. They’re being murdered in Gaza and Palestinian children are not safe in the United States either.

In the United States it’s overwhelmingly safer to be a Jewish student than a Palestinian one.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s pretty obvious Hamas has fuel. How else are they launching rockets?

If they cared about Palestinians they’d share the fuel. But they don’t. They steal any fuel that comes in.


The fuel to the hospital is pointless as there is no water or electricity due to Israel bombing the neighborhoods of every hospital.

Some doctors and patients have probably rerouted to the tunnels for all we know. It seems like Hamas are the safest in Gaza after all with these tunnels


Of course they are. And of course I want people to have water and electricity.

Let’s just be clear about the role Hamas plays in screwing over their own people.
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Anonymous wrote:It’s a very scary time to be a Jewish student on many college campuses. And antisemitism is up almost 400 percent from this time last year, per ADL.


This is so disingenuous.

Zero Jewish students have been killed in hate crimes in the United States. A 6 year old Palestinian boy from Chicago was murdered to preemptively “protect” Jews from antisemitism.

He was 6 years old.

It’s much more dangerous to be a Palestinian child in the United States than a Jewish one. Yet, nobody cares. His death doesn’t matter because he wasn’t Jewish, and you’re spreading more of the propaganda that got him killed.



You’re such a liar.

You think zero Jews get killed in the US due to hate crimes?

https://apnews.com/article/pittsburgh-synagogue-shooting-ba843b83bf674d2603a07add574f13ea


That was written in response to claims that it’s a scary time to be a Jewish student in the US.

Zero Jewish students have been killed in the United States in recent years but there has been a Palestinian child murdered in a hate crime LAST WEEK because of his religion.

https://apnews.com/article/hate-crime-illinois-war-israel-hamas-palestinian-a230a2347485974f628ee97af41e3236

The link you provided was for a crime that happened 5 years ago and was overwhelmingly condemned. You still can’t bring yourself to admit that Palestinian children are being murdered NOW to preemptively protect Israel. They’re being murdered in Gaza and Palestinian children are not safe in the United States either.

In the United States it’s overwhelmingly safer to be a Jewish student than a Palestinian one.



That child’s death is a tragedy, but does it mean it is generally safer to be a Jew than a Muslim.

The hate crime stats are clear.
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Anonymous wrote:Israel is quickly losing the moral high Israelis have killed thousands of Palestinian children--how many of those were Hamas? I get that innocents are accidentally killed in war, but Israel's strategy is to kill Palestinians--including exploding buildings with babies and elderly--as an excuse for routing out Hamas. There is no interpretation of just war that allows for the ratio of civilians to militants killed to be that high. NONE.
Israel has blood on its hands now. Reasonable people understood the horror of Hamas' killing of Israeli civilians. The same reasonable people also see that what Israel's killing of hundreds, if not thousands, of children of Gaza is morally reprehensible and not justifiable under any circumstance. Schande.


Please provide a citation for your assertion that that’s Israel’s strategy.

Otherwise I’ll just assume you’re talking out of your ass.

What is Israel's strategy? How many of the hundreds, if not thousands, of Palestinians killed by Israelis are Hamas militants? And let's assume that half of those killed are babies, toddlers, children. How many humans have Israelis killed in Gaza are Hamas? How many are civliians?

Hamas could defend their people if they weren’t such cowards hiding behind their women and children. Encourage Hamas to crawl out of their tunnels and engage the IDF in a fight. You know they won’t because they simply view their people as pawns to be used to further their brutality.

So answer the questions, or are you admitting that the IDF is knowingly killing far more civilians than Hamas militants? That is a war crime. And yes, Hamas is despicable, but Israel should not respond by committing war crimes in return.

Hamas is knowingly and willingly using its own people to cower behind. They are the ones condemning the Palestinians of Gaza to death all because they are frightened of Israelis. The war crime is entirely theirs.
Encourage Hamas’ fighters to emerge from hiding behind their women and children. Hamas won’t of course because they don’t value the lives of their own innocents.
Hamas are cowards who can do nothing but destroy the lives of innocents.

Again, Israel should not be committing war crimes by killing a disproportionate number of civilians to militants. You are so blinded that you cannot see that the IDF are committing war crimes. War crimes are never justified; even if your enemy is committing them. Hamas as committed atrocious war crimes, but you do not seem to understand that Israel is not morally in the right by decimating hundreds of innocent children in Gaza as "collateral" damage.

Hamas should then emerge from hiding and fight. But everyone knows they are cowards who will just as eagerly sacrifice the lives of Israeli innocents as they will their own women and children who they force to shield them and their worthless lives.
Did you expect anything less though from the government of Hamas whose own charter only classifies women as the bearers of men?


Hamas did emerge to fight in Israel. They only took all those hostages over to Gaza because according to people at the kibbutz, cops and military didn’t arrive for hours.

When they finally did emerge, Israelis that (Hamas had taken as shields) were also being killed in the crossfire .

One of the poor hostages , the 85 year old woman, said Hamas sent balloons and threats in the days or weeks prior so there were was a warning And Israel knew this attack was coming.



I would assume anything she says and does publicly is because her husband is still a hostage. I would not believe anything she says because it is under duress.


And if her husband compliments Hamas too, then what? Stockholm syndrome?



Please tell me you’re not trying to argue that they truly had a nice experience with Hamas.


There’s nothing nice about being captured by a kill squad but humane treatment -yes. That is what she is saying . She also said the kibbutz got several warnings in the weeks prior of Hamas’ entry and they were ignored by the Shin Bet and IDF. I also believe her 100%.

What reason would she have to lie? She’s fully cognizant and isn’t senile


So Hamas won’t execute her husband.


Hamas never executes or
Tortures any Israeli held hostage. Even Gilad Shalit , an IDF soldier, who was held for five years by Hamas said that he was treated humanely . Hamas claims to follow Islamic
Rules regarding treating captives humanely whatever that means

I actually think Hezbollah and the Lebanese front is actually a bigger problem for Israel . I think they are crazier than Hamas


I see. So if you are lucky enough to be captured rather than being a Thai farm worker slowly beheaded by a garden hoe, the people who did the beheading will treat you just fine and won’t torture you. Good to know.


They beheaded someone with a garden hoe? I know atrocities occurred, but I haven't gone deeply down that rabbit hole (for my own mental/emotional health). Not denying it, just appalled.


Yes. And they did it slowly. A day or two ago the video was still on Twitter, and I believe is widely available elsewhere if you look, although I don’t recommend it as I cannot unsee it. The Thai farm worker was visibly struggling in between each blow.


And, be aware that they didn't even bother taking the Thai workers hostage because they knew the Thai government wouldn't speak up for them.

This really shows how any Western armchair leftist gets it wrong. The Palestinians aren't really "POC" to begin with, and they certainly didn't recognize any solidarity with these poor workers who are certainly "POC".


In general the armchair leftists don’t seem to care whatsoever about the non-Israeli farm worker victims of Hamas. We already knew they didn’t care about the Israeli victims, but I sort of thought poor farm workers might warrant some pity in their world view. But no.


It's pretty clear that 90% of both pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli armchair warriors DGAF about any of the victims. They only use the ones on their side as a means to advance their insane maximalist arguments.
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