
You misunderstand, as usual. I’m saying Netanyahu is evil. I’m definitely saying that you are evil. There are people on both sides seeking or willing to find coexistence. It’s just that there are also evil people on both sides, like Israel’s leadership and Hamas (and sycophants for one side or the other like you) who cannot be counted upon to do the right thing, ever. |
The "right thing" is subjective. If you are seeking a change in the status quo in Israel's existence to stop the war, then you have conditions before you accept the killing stopped. I have no sympathy for you then. |
If you think there were no failures on the Israeli side that contributed to Hamas invading Israel on 10/7 then you must be related to Netanyahu. |
DP Why do you pretend to represent Israel? The mentality underlying your statements was described as evil, but you translated that into a label being applied to Israel? Or being applied to all Jews? More concerning, why would the response to people THINKING one side is evil even justify that side ACTING in evil ways anyway - that kinda just proves their point. “This is why they fight the way they do. They know you think they’re evil, so therefore that’s why they fight as if they’re evil.” WTH |
I don't represent anyone. My point was that the PP thinks Israel is evil incarnate. Israel knows its opposition thinks it is evil incarnate, this is why Israel defends itself the way it does. It's opposition wants it to disappear. |
Yes, a side that starts a war thinks that it has valid reasons for starting a war--yes, this is why wars start--groundbreaking info! Just continue the fight you started and stop complaining about the war you wanted. |
Israel’s existence is fine by me, albeit without U.S. backing that emboldens Israel to terrorize its neighbors without recourse. In its current phase, it doesn’t really matter what anyone wants because NO country can persist behaving the way Israel currently behaves. Check the history books on that. But if Israel can reform and establish normalcy, discontinue provoking its neighbors incessantly, etc., sure, Israel can and should persist. Reform will also be needed with some of Israel’s neighbors, too. But that’s not a choice, really. It’s an offer based on a ticking clock for Israel that will run out at some point, like it always does with every country. |
DP You talk tough as the self-appointed rep of Israel here in DCUMland, but your tail would be between your legs if the U.S. ceased to prop you up. Do you not understand that all that stands between your mouth and accountability for those words is the U.S. |
The whole I don't want the U.S. backing Israel ruse exist because the thought is that is the U.S. stops supporting Israel, it will be weakened and then able to be overthrown. |
It provokes its neighbors by existing. Too bad so so sad. |
Yes, it is clear that all the cries for U.S. to cease support to Israel is so it can fall, for for "the babies!". What is the U.S. does not want Israel to fall? |
OK, no need for further conversation with you. Strident people don’t deserve the courtesy of a warning anyway. You seem to have it all figured out. Enjoy your weekend. |
It provokes its neighbors by attacking them- bombings, artillery, airstrikes, assassinations, supporting ISIS, etc. |
Israel has already normalized relations with several of its neighbors, and we just saw Jordan and Saudi Arabia help Israel against the Iranian missile/drone strikes. Meanwhile, nobody seems to want to help the Palestinians because it keeps biting the hand that feeds them, e.g. Black September. It's the Palestinians, especially the leadership, that need to reform and change course, and unfortunately, it may already be too late. |
It’s not the fault of the Palestinians you can’t afford to live in Tel Aviv and therefore have to settle for a cheap house in an illegal settlement. |