Gaza War, Part 2

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:From JPost today: “Israeli forces on Saturday found a teddy bear packed with ammunition and a hidden sniper rifle, the IDF said.
As part of the 551st Brigade's operations across the Gaza Strip, the teddy bear packed with weaponry was discovered during a raid of a school used by Hamas for terror purposes. In addition, more weaponry hidden in classrooms was found in UNRWA bags in an adjacent school.”

Liars. I don’t believe this for a second. They are trying to come up with propaganda given how many children, Palestinian children, have died.

Sorry, but it is all true. Try a little harder, maybe, to understand how difficult a task the IDF faces against such a cynical, psychopathic enemy.

Stop questioning the IDF.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wow so latest in Israel times said those naked men rounded up yday won’t be brought to Israel bc they are likely civilians. First idf said they were militants who surrendered, then they said, suspected Hamas militants, then it came to light some are doctors, journalists, artists, then the story evolved to just militants, then buried at the bottom of the latest article it states they will not be moved to Israel bc they are likely civilians who had been sheltering at a Un school. IDF and their propaganda. They are truly evil.

I think Israel is struggling with confirmation bias. They want to confirm so badly to the world their convictions that Hamas uses Un schools, hospitals etc so they’re looking for anything concrete they can get . There’s no other reason why they’d round those men up and strip them thinking they were Hamas because they were hiding at a UN school. Who wouldn’t hide there if they hear bombs going off in their own neighborhood ? A UN school is likely the safest bet though not always

Or maybe, like any reasonable nation would in this situation, Israel assumes all military-ages men are militants until proven otherwise.

And we still haven’t seen any proof they aren’t militants. They may very well be militants that just didn’t have any guns or other weapons on them.

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Anonymous wrote:An eye for an eye…

Israel is going so Old Testament on Gaza.

It’s not a good look.

Is 10/7 a good look for Hamas and the Palestinians and Hamas supporters who literally cheered in the streets, social media, and elsewhere at the slaughter and kidnappings of innocent Israelis? You do remember 10/7, right?

Obviously I remember 10/7, fool — it was the first “eye.”

Remember but don’t care, do you? Inference isn’t your thing, is it … fool?

I can’t stand Hamas and I can’t stand Israel’s response. I actually don’t have to like either side!

+1. Similarly I can feel pain for the beautiful innocent victims of 10/7 and the equally innocent victims of Israel. It is ok to feel for human suffering and wish fur your country to be in a place to alleviate it.

The 10/7 victims WERE Israeli.

Yes. Of course they were. I am saying I can feel for the suffering of all victims here.

All Lives Matter, Middle East edition.

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Anonymous wrote:An eye for an eye…

Israel is going so Old Testament on Gaza.

It’s not a good look.

Is 10/7 a good look for Hamas and the Palestinians and Hamas supporters who literally cheered in the streets, social media, and elsewhere at the slaughter and kidnappings of innocent Israelis? You do remember 10/7, right?

Obviously I remember 10/7, fool — it was the first “eye.”

Remember but don’t care, do you? Inference isn’t your thing, is it … fool?

I can’t stand Hamas and I can’t stand Israel’s response. I actually don’t have to like either side!

+1. Similarly I can feel pain for the beautiful innocent victims of 10/7 and the equally innocent victims of Israel. It is ok to feel for human suffering and wish fur your country to be in a place to alleviate it.

The 10/7 victims WERE Israeli.

Yes. Of course they were. I am saying I can feel for the suffering of all victims here.

All Lives Matter, Middle East edition.

If we could remember this, perhaps we could have a chance. The 10/7 victims deserve our sympathy- unfortunately there isn’t much that can be done for most of them except for the still alive hostages. The Palestinian children who were killed by Israel should have all of our sympathy. Nothing that can be done for them either. We can try to do something g about the Palestinian civilians that will be killed over the next few days if Israel doesn’t change their behavior so that is where our advocacy should be right now.

[jsteele]

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