Gaza War, Part 3

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

As part Armenian person, I can tell you that they are getting on just fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

As part Armenian person, I can tell you that they are getting on just fine.

Your Armenian portion must be unusually meek because most real Armenians are aghast with Israeli action to expel the Armenian community from Old Jerusalem AND with their hardcore military assistance to Azerbaijan that enabled forcible expulsion of Artsakh Armenians from their ancestral lands.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

As part Armenian person, I can tell you that they are getting on just fine.

Your Armenian portion must be unusually meek because most real Armenians are aghast with Israeli action to expel the Armenian community from Old Jerusalem AND with their hardcore military assistance to Azerbaijan that enabled forcible expulsion of Artsakh Armenians from their ancestral lands.

There is no action to expel Armenians from East Jerusalem. Armenian Patriarchate leased the land to a construction company for a development of a luxury hotel. Do you have any questions for the Armenian patriarch or just for the Israeli construction company? In the Artsakh conflict, and we discussed this before, Russia was supposed to protect Armenian interests in the area. Perhaps Armenia failed its citizens by picking the wrong partner. Israel is free to sell arms to whoever it wants. US sells to Saudi Arabia an autocratic, repressive regime, that uses the arms to kill innocent Yemeni civilians .Where is you indignation? But I know all Israeli actions need to be scrutinized under the microscope because apparently other countries are free to do as they will, but Israel owes everyone an explanation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

As part Armenian person, I can tell you that they are getting on just fine.

Your Armenian portion must be unusually meek because most real Armenians are aghast with Israeli action to expel the Armenian community from Old Jerusalem AND with their hardcore military assistance to Azerbaijan that enabled forcible expulsion of Artsakh Armenians from their ancestral lands.

There is no action to expel Armenians from East Jerusalem. Armenian Patriarchate leased the land to a construction company for a development of a luxury hotel. Do you have any questions for the Armenian patriarch or just for the Israeli construction company? In the Artsakh conflict, and we discussed this before, Russia was supposed to protect Armenian interests in the area. Perhaps Armenia failed its citizens by picking the wrong partner. Israel is free to sell arms to whoever it wants. US sells to Saudi Arabia an autocratic, repressive regime, that uses the arms to kill innocent Yemeni civilians .Where is you indignation? But I know all Israeli actions need to be scrutinized under the microscope because apparently other countries are free to do as they will, but Israel owes everyone an explanation.

Kim Kardashian is more Armenian than you.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Israelis and the Palestinians have dehumanized each other quite successfully. Really wish they’d just all die. Tired of being asked to pretend that Israeli lives are precious but that Palestinians are expendable, or that Palestinian children are innocent victims but young Israeli women deserve to be raped and tortured. Let them all kill each other until those remaining find somewhere else to live. Others have tried to help them and they refuse.

+1
Why is the US involved in this sh&show?

[Anonymous]

Another woman was found dead today. Murdered by Hamas.

Very few twenty-something women were released in the latest hostage swap.

All you pro-Hamas posters are just misogynist pigs. What is wrong with you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another woman was found dead today. Murdered by Hamas.

Very few twenty-something women were released in the latest hostage swap.

All you pro-Hamas posters are just misogynist pigs. What is wrong with you?

Are you sure it was not the IDF again?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

As part Armenian person, I can tell you that they are getting on just fine.

Your Armenian portion must be unusually meek because most real Armenians are aghast with Israeli action to expel the Armenian community from Old Jerusalem AND with their hardcore military assistance to Azerbaijan that enabled forcible expulsion of Artsakh Armenians from their ancestral lands.

There is no action to expel Armenians from East Jerusalem. Armenian Patriarchate leased the land to a construction company for a development of a luxury hotel. Do you have any questions for the Armenian patriarch or just for the Israeli construction company? In the Artsakh conflict, and we discussed this before, Russia was supposed to protect Armenian interests in the area. Perhaps Armenia failed its citizens by picking the wrong partner. Israel is free to sell arms to whoever it wants. US sells to Saudi Arabia an autocratic, repressive regime, that uses the arms to kill innocent Yemeni civilians .Where is you indignation? But I know all Israeli actions need to be scrutinized under the microscope because apparently other countries are free to do as they will, but Israel owes everyone an explanation.

Armenian Patriarchate has given the following statement: the community “is under possibly the greatest existential threat of its 16-century history,” which “fully extends to all the Christian communities of Jerusalem.”

Armenians say they were misled. They are trying to get the deal annulled in court. When protesters showed up to stop the bulldozers, they were met with armed Jewish settlers.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/jerusalem-christians-rally-round-armenian-church-over-land-deal-2023-11-19/

https://www.timesofisrael.com/land-dispute-in-jerusalems-armenian-quarter-escalates-as-residents-fear-eviction/amp/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

As part Armenian person, I can tell you that they are getting on just fine.

Your Armenian portion must be unusually meek because most real Armenians are aghast with Israeli action to expel the Armenian community from Old Jerusalem AND with their hardcore military assistance to Azerbaijan that enabled forcible expulsion of Artsakh Armenians from their ancestral lands.

There is no action to expel Armenians from East Jerusalem. Armenian Patriarchate leased the land to a construction company for a development of a luxury hotel. Do you have any questions for the Armenian patriarch or just for the Israeli construction company? In the Artsakh conflict, and we discussed this before, Russia was supposed to protect Armenian interests in the area. Perhaps Armenia failed its citizens by picking the wrong partner. Israel is free to sell arms to whoever it wants. US sells to Saudi Arabia an autocratic, repressive regime, that uses the arms to kill innocent Yemeni civilians .Where is you indignation? But I know all Israeli actions need to be scrutinized under the microscope because apparently other countries are free to do as they will, but Israel owes everyone an explanation.

Armenian Patriarchate has given the following statement: the community “is under possibly the greatest existential threat of its 16-century history,” which “fully extends to all the Christian communities of Jerusalem.”

Armenians say they were misled. They are trying to get the deal annulled in court. When protesters showed up to stop the bulldozers, they were met with armed Jewish settlers.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/jerusalem-christians-rally-round-armenian-church-over-land-deal-2023-11-19/

https://www.timesofisrael.com/land-dispute-in-jerusalems-armenian-quarter-escalates-as-residents-fear-eviction/amp/

If they were misled, why did they oust the patriarch? https://m.jpost.com/christianworld/article-749560

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now IDF is attacking churches and Christians in Gaza. Two old women sheltering in a church were shot and killed by sniper fire.

Great job, IDF. You should start targeting cats and dogs next. They are potential Hamas supporters and we should make room for proper Israeli cats anyway. It's their ancestral land.

Israel doesn't see Christian or Muslim - they see an Arab.


Wonder how the 2,000,000 Israeli Arabs are getting on.
Israel doesn't see a church - it sees a building.

Do you wonder how the Armenians in the Old City of Jerusalem are getting on? No one is safe from the Judaization movement.

As part Armenian person, I can tell you that they are getting on just fine.

Your Armenian portion must be unusually meek because most real Armenians are aghast with Israeli action to expel the Armenian community from Old Jerusalem AND with their hardcore military assistance to Azerbaijan that enabled forcible expulsion of Artsakh Armenians from their ancestral lands.

There is no action to expel Armenians from East Jerusalem. Armenian Patriarchate leased the land to a construction company for a development of a luxury hotel. Do you have any questions for the Armenian patriarch or just for the Israeli construction company? In the Artsakh conflict, and we discussed this before, Russia was supposed to protect Armenian interests in the area. Perhaps Armenia failed its citizens by picking the wrong partner. Israel is free to sell arms to whoever it wants. US sells to Saudi Arabia an autocratic, repressive regime, that uses the arms to kill innocent Yemeni civilians .Where is you indignation? But I know all Israeli actions need to be scrutinized under the microscope because apparently other countries are free to do as they will, but Israel owes everyone an explanation.

Armenian Patriarchate has given the following statement: the community “is under possibly the greatest existential threat of its 16-century history,” which “fully extends to all the Christian communities of Jerusalem.”

Armenians say they were misled. They are trying to get the deal annulled in court. When protesters showed up to stop the bulldozers, they were met with armed Jewish settlers.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/jerusalem-christians-rally-round-armenian-church-over-land-deal-2023-11-19/

https://www.timesofisrael.com/land-dispute-in-jerusalems-armenian-quarter-escalates-as-residents-fear-eviction/amp/

If they were misled, why did they oust the patriarch? https://m.jpost.com/christianworld/article-749560

If it's strictly a commercial deal gone wrong, why are settlers involved?

[Anonymous]

Hey there people, here is a Joint IDF and ISA announcement:

“The IDF and ISA eliminated Subhi Ferwana, a prominent Hamas financier involved in transferring tens of millions of dollars to the Hamas terrorist organization’s military wing

In a targeted operation in the middle of Rafah in the Gaza Strip, Subhi Ferwana was eliminated by an IAF fighter jet directed by IDF and ISA intelligence. Ferwana was a prominent financier who, together with his brother, was involved in the transfer of tens of millions of dollars to the Hamas terrorist organization and its military wing in the Gaza Strip through their money exchange company, “Hamsat”, over the past few years.

Hamas' military wing depends on these funds transferred to them via financiers and its capabilities are consequently diminished without them. Ferwana was one of the most prominent financiers and was able to transfer funds to Hamas’ military wing as required for war.

Ferwana transferred funds to Hamas’ military wing during the war and was aware that these funds would be vital for continuing the wing’s ability to fight. The funds were used - among other things - for intensification of military forces, the payment of terrorists’ salaries during the war, and to finance Hamas' war activities . . . .”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hey there people, here is a Joint IDF and ISA announcement:

“The IDF and ISA eliminated Subhi Ferwana, a prominent Hamas financier involved in transferring tens of millions of dollars to the Hamas terrorist organization’s military wing

In a targeted operation in the middle of Rafah in the Gaza Strip, Subhi Ferwana was eliminated by an IAF fighter jet directed by IDF and ISA intelligence. Ferwana was a prominent financier who, together with his brother, was involved in the transfer of tens of millions of dollars to the Hamas terrorist organization and its military wing in the Gaza Strip through their money exchange company, “Hamsat”, over the past few years.

Hamas' military wing depends on these funds transferred to them via financiers and its capabilities are consequently diminished without them. Ferwana was one of the most prominent financiers and was able to transfer funds to Hamas’ military wing as required for war.

Ferwana transferred funds to Hamas’ military wing during the war and was aware that these funds would be vital for continuing the wing’s ability to fight. The funds were used - among other things - for intensification of military forces, the payment of terrorists’ salaries during the war, and to finance Hamas' war activities . . . .”

So what is there left to fight for?