For those who think the IDF does no wrong

[Anonymous]

IDF soldier testifies to Israeli Knesset.“We were told to stand down on October 7th.”

Netanyahu, IDF, Shin Bet, Mossad ignored serious warnings from Field Observers, known as “Spotters”. All Israeli women. Their warnings preceded months before 10/7, weeks before 10/7, and on that fateful day.

“Then they were massacred.”

Field Observers were posted at 8 stations near 3 dangerous borders: Gaza, Lebanon, West Bank. Unarmed and only equipped with computer networks, mobile phones and radios. Their sole job was to alert forces in the field of unusual and suspicious activity. Yet, their repeated warnings were ignored.

Several times a week, they noted significant activity, specifically large groups of Palestinians moving closer to the Gaza station trying to breach the fence. Some were armed. They were manipulating the cameras. Again, the spotters alerted their superiors that this was happening. “It’s important to note that on Friday, October 6th, it stopped. There was silence that day.”

At 6:30 am on October 7, spotters hear a multitude of sirens indicating there was a barrage of incoming rockets. They alert superiors by phone and radio while dozens of militants armed with RPGs and grenades breach the space between the wall and fence. About 150 crossed into Israel and reached the base. They sprayed bullets and threw grenades

15 burned alive in their station as they pleaded for help.

Off duty spotters escaped to a concrete shelter. They were bombarded by grenades. Only 7 survived and were taken hostage. 1 was killed.

Interviewer: “The most important question which you’re reporting and clearly parents (and the world) want to know is why didn’t anyone listen to them?”

Interviewee: “These young women have become a symbol of Israel intelligence failure on October 7th, and the operational failure to protect them.”

Full interview: https://www.pbs.org/video/idf-ignored-female-soldiers-warnings-pre-oct-7-then-they-were-massacred-cilcxu

Of note: In 2019, Netanyahu said at a party meeting: “Anyone who wants to thwart the establishment of a Palestinian state has to support bolstering Hamas and transferring money to Hamas. This is part of our strategy – to isolate the Palestinians in Gaza from the Palestinians in the West Bank.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The detainee was surrounded by the accused with riot shields in an attempt to conceal the criminal abuse, then he was forcibly sodomized with a stick and stabbed in the rectum. The anger is not over the rape itself but leakage of the video.

Rape is part of Israeli culture but especially raping Palestinians. Israeli's even rioted for the right to rape them last year. If you don't believe me, just google 61% of Israeli men and you'll find this:

https://www.haaretz.com/2011-01-18/ty-article/study-61-of-men-dont-see-forced-sex-with-acquaintance-as-rape/0000017f-df30-db22-a17f-ffb162e20000

Funny how no one has ever seen copy of this alleged study.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is proof they are as bad if not worse.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/11/03/the-torture-video-shaking-israel-to-its-core/

My core isn’t shaking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

[Anonymous]

No one thinks IDF does no wrong. Some people think IDF does God's work.

Remember- they believe God gave them that land and parted the Red Sea so they could get there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

When toothless, beaten-down people threaten to fight back, you immoral weirdo, the appropriate response is not to “massacre them first”. But sadly, that’s the precise mentality we see on display from Israel and in the Jewish holy texts. Not only that, but it has gone an even more grotesque step forward with “preemptive self-defense” for thought crimes - better safe than sorry, right?

Enough is enough. The rest of us have had enough of this diseased mentality.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

When toothless, beaten-down people threaten to fight back, you immoral weirdo, the appropriate response is not to “massacre them first”. But sadly, that’s the precise mentality we see on display from Israel and in the Jewish holy texts. Not only that, but it has gone an even more grotesque step forward with “preemptive self-defense” for thought crimes - better safe than sorry, right?

Enough is enough. The rest of us have had enough of this diseased mentality.

Your post is stunningly racist against Arabs/Persians. They are not toothless dregs. They are sophisticated societies, even if we regard their values as regressive, and they come from cultures and in some cases nations that have far, far longer history than western civilization. And in the case of Hamas, they want to destroy western civilization. And you're telling me that the "not racist" reaction is to ignore the "beaten down, toothless people" because they can't actually cause any harm? There wouldnt be a western civilization right now if our ancestors had taken that approach.

[Anonymous]

Just remember Israel holds numerous children of Palestinians as hostages and they are not spared from the treatment of rape or other forms of abuse. Ben Gvir has openly bragged about torturing palestinians

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

When toothless, beaten-down people threaten to fight back, you immoral weirdo, the appropriate response is not to “massacre them first”. But sadly, that’s the precise mentality we see on display from Israel and in the Jewish holy texts. Not only that, but it has gone an even more grotesque step forward with “preemptive self-defense” for thought crimes - better safe than sorry, right?

Enough is enough. The rest of us have had enough of this diseased mentality.

Your post is stunningly racist against Arabs/Persians. They are not toothless dregs. They are sophisticated societies, even if we regard their values as regressive, and they come from cultures and in some cases nations that have far, far longer history than western civilization. And in the case of Hamas, they want to destroy western civilization. And you're telling me that the "not racist" reaction is to ignore the "beaten down, toothless people" because they can't actually cause any harm? There wouldnt be a western civilization right now if our ancestors had taken that approach.

+100
There are definitely psychos on this website. Some of the posts here are so antisemitic and grotesque.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

When toothless, beaten-down people threaten to fight back, you immoral weirdo, the appropriate response is not to “massacre them first”. But sadly, that’s the precise mentality we see on display from Israel and in the Jewish holy texts. Not only that, but it has gone an even more grotesque step forward with “preemptive self-defense” for thought crimes - better safe than sorry, right?

Enough is enough. The rest of us have had enough of this diseased mentality.

Your post is stunningly racist against Arabs/Persians. They are not toothless dregs. They are sophisticated societies, even if we regard their values as regressive, and they come from cultures and in some cases nations that have far, far longer history than western civilization. And in the case of Hamas, they want to destroy western civilization. And you're telling me that the "not racist" reaction is to ignore the "beaten down, toothless people" because they can't actually cause any harm? There wouldnt be a western civilization right now if our ancestors had taken that approach.

+100
There are definitely psychos on this website. Some of the posts here are so antisemitic and grotesque.

I'm frankly amazed it took this long for someone to play the anti-semitism card.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

When toothless, beaten-down people threaten to fight back, you immoral weirdo, the appropriate response is not to “massacre them first”. But sadly, that’s the precise mentality we see on display from Israel and in the Jewish holy texts. Not only that, but it has gone an even more grotesque step forward with “preemptive self-defense” for thought crimes - better safe than sorry, right?

Enough is enough. The rest of us have had enough of this diseased mentality.

Your post is stunningly racist against Arabs/Persians. They are not toothless dregs. They are sophisticated societies, even if we regard their values as regressive, and they come from cultures and in some cases nations that have far, far longer history than western civilization. And in the case of Hamas, they want to destroy western civilization. And you're telling me that the "not racist" reaction is to ignore the "beaten down, toothless people" because they can't actually cause any harm? There wouldnt be a western civilization right now if our ancestors had taken that approach.

+100
There are definitely psychos on this website. Some of the posts here are so antisemitic and grotesque.

I'm frankly amazed it took this long for someone to play the anti-semitism card.

Are you the antisemite who claimed “rape is part of Israeli culture”?

[Anonymous]

This is an interesting plot twist.

https://apnews.com/article/israel-military-scandal-prisoners-abuse-7becb2de4079b76b656910cc3c640d0d

“ JERUSALEM (AP) — Until last week, Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi was the Israeli army’s top lawyer. Now she is behind bars and at the center of a scandal rocking the country after a bizarre sequence of events that included her abrupt resignation, a brief disappearance and a frantic search that led authorities to find her on a Tel Aviv beach.

The soap opera-worthy saga was touched off last week by Tomer-Yerushalmi’s explosive admission that she approved the leak of a surveillance video at the center of a politically divisive investigation into allegations of severe abuse against a Palestinian at a notorious Israeli military prison.”

The video shows part of an assault in which Israeli soldiers are accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee.”

“The fury over the leaked video reveals the depth of polarization in Israel — and at least for the moment, keeps the media and the public focused on the leak and not the allegations of abuse.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

When toothless, beaten-down people threaten to fight back, you immoral weirdo, the appropriate response is not to “massacre them first”. But sadly, that’s the precise mentality we see on display from Israel and in the Jewish holy texts. Not only that, but it has gone an even more grotesque step forward with “preemptive self-defense” for thought crimes - better safe than sorry, right?

Enough is enough. The rest of us have had enough of this diseased mentality.

Your post is stunningly racist against Arabs/Persians. They are not toothless dregs. They are sophisticated societies, even if we regard their values as regressive, and they come from cultures and in some cases nations that have far, far longer history than western civilization. And in the case of Hamas, they want to destroy western civilization. And you're telling me that the "not racist" reaction is to ignore the "beaten down, toothless people" because they can't actually cause any harm? There wouldnt be a western civilization right now if our ancestors had taken that approach.

+100
There are definitely psychos on this website. Some of the posts here are so antisemitic and grotesque.

I'm frankly amazed it took this long for someone to play the anti-semitism card.

Are you the antisemite who claimed “rape is part of Israeli culture”?

NP. Rape is a part of Israeli culture. Next.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Genocide was always in the Israeli playbook.
From 1967 declassified government documents released by the Israel State Archives in 2017.

Haaretz: Israeli Prime Minister After Six-Day War: 'We'll Deprive Gaza of Water, and the Arabs Will Leave'

“Empty” the Gaza Strip, “thin out” the Galilee, rewrite textbooks and censor political cartoons in Haaretz: These are among the proposals discussed by cabinet ministers after the Six-Day War .

In December 1967, six months after the war, then-Prime Minister Levi Eshkol speculated over how to deal with the hundreds of thousands of Arabs newly under the state’s control. “At some point we will have to decide. There are 600,000 Arabs in these territories now. What will be the status of these 600,000 Arabs?” he asked.

One of the “solutions” to the new situation, according to Eshkol, was to encourage Arabs to emigrate. In this context, Eshkol told ministers he was “working on the establishment of a unit or office that will engage in encouraging Arab emigration.”

He added, “We should deal with this issue quietly, calmly and covertly, and we should work on finding a way for them to emigrate to other countries and not just over the Jordan [River].”

Eshkol expressed the hope that, “precisely because of the suffocation and imprisonment there, maybe the Arabs will move from the Gaza Strip,” adding there were ways to remove those who remained. “Perhaps if we don’t give them enough water they won’t have a choice, because the orchards will yellow and wither,” he said in this context. Another “solution,” he said, could be another war. “Perhaps we can expect another war and then this problem will be solved. But that’s a type of ‘luxury,’ an unexpected solution.”

Within the inconclusive discussions of the future of the territories are the seeds of talk of establishing settlements, outposts and army bases.

That is not genocide. It is ethnic cleansing, and not the usual trail of tears kind.
Prior to the Six Day War, these Arab countries announced they were eliminating the Jew from the face of the earth.

When toothless, beaten-down people threaten to fight back, you immoral weirdo, the appropriate response is not to “massacre them first”. But sadly, that’s the precise mentality we see on display from Israel and in the Jewish holy texts. Not only that, but it has gone an even more grotesque step forward with “preemptive self-defense” for thought crimes - better safe than sorry, right?

Enough is enough. The rest of us have had enough of this diseased mentality.

Your post is stunningly racist against Arabs/Persians. They are not toothless dregs. They are sophisticated societies, even if we regard their values as regressive, and they come from cultures and in some cases nations that have far, far longer history than western civilization. And in the case of Hamas, they want to destroy western civilization. And you're telling me that the "not racist" reaction is to ignore the "beaten down, toothless people" because they can't actually cause any harm? There wouldnt be a western civilization right now if our ancestors had taken that approach.

+100
There are definitely psychos on this website. Some of the posts here are so antisemitic and grotesque.

I'm frankly amazed it took this long for someone to play the anti-semitism card.

Are you the antisemite who claimed “rape is part of Israeli culture”?

There you go again.

[Anonymous]

the boot of the nypd is tied by the idf.