CEASEFIRE Announced
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Anonymous
Hamas uses their own civilians as human shields. They don’t care about Jewish lives or Palestinian lives. |
Anonymous
Then why did they invade israel in 1948? Is that part of the jewish conspiracy to throw us off the scent of the joos? |
Anonymous
I remember the oil embargo like it was 50 years ago and oil money>jew money. |
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Anonymous
The Gulf countries never invaded in 1948. Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Kuwait did not invade Israel. That was Lebanon, Egypt, Syria. Perhaps research the Hashemite dynasty and Jewish relationship or the Bedouin Jewish connection or what the name Hashem means in Judaism and in Islam/Arabia. Bedouins claim to have Jewish ancestry and they live in Israel. If people want to broadstroke Arabs vs Jews, they are greatly missing the bigger picture. Palestinians cannot just move to the Gulf because they are foreign there besides religion. Culturally, Bedouins, Saudis, Gulf Arabs have always been nomadic people, business people, and its always been winner take all so they dont understand the Palestinians obsession with sticking to one land, one country. |
Anonymous
However, the attitudes of the Rabbis to gentiles were not simple or uniform. Porton argues that the Mishnah-Tosefta discusses gentiles for two quite different reasons: firstly, practically, to guide the relations between Israelites and gentiles who were living alongside each other in Palestine. Secondly, at a theoretical level, gentiles are discussed because, in order to define the people of Israel and its symbols and institutions, it was necessary to define who lay outside that group.[16] Some Tannaim show a positive attitude towards the gentiles. Joshua ben Hananiah believed that there are righteous men amongst the gentiles who will enter the world to come. He believed that except for the descendants of the Amaleks, the rest of the gentiles will adopt monotheism and the righteous among them will escape Gehenna.[17] Other rabbinical writings show more hostility towards gentiles which needs to be understood in the context of frequent persecution of the Jews in this period. The most famous and extreme of the anti-gentile teachers is Simeon bar Yochai. He is often quoted by antisemites[17] in his sayings: "The best among the Gentiles deserves to be killed", "The most pious woman is addicted to sorcery" and "The best of snakes ought to have its head crushed".[17] Such extreme views can be explained by the sage's life experience: he witnessed his teacher being tortured to death,[18] and became a fugitive after speaking out against Roman oppression.[19] Later commentators have limited this teaching to idolators and only at times of war. That’s what Zionists believe of non-Jews, which is why they’re happy to kill/oppress/steal from them. |
Anonymous
Yemeni Jews are in Israel. There weren't any substantial numbers of Jews in Saudi. Bahraini Jews are still there, all one hundred of them. |
Anonymous
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Hopefully the Israelis stick it to Biden and the libs by not approving anything till after Trump is in power. Twist the the knife in Biden’s back Bibi!
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Anonymous
Yemeni Jewish kingdom was around for a lot longer vs anything in Palestine. |
Anonymous
Why? |
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Trump deserves zero credit.
For one thing, he didn't actually do anything to make it happen. For another, if it were Trump's doing the ceasefire would have been postponed until he was President. Those of you falling over yourselves to try and give Trump all the credit look like delusional fools to me. |
Anonymous
Because they wanted every last Palestinian exterminated? |
Anonymous
There are a many reasons depending on where you stand. 1) Netanyahu promised the total destruction of Hamas. Making a ceasefire agreement with Hamas acknowledges that Hamas exist. 2) The hostages are more valuable as propaganda. The hostages allow Israel to continue to kill Palestinians in Gaza and seize more territory from its neighbors. 3) Israel agreed to return to the same ceasefire terms that Hamas had accepted as early as May and again in July of last year. 4) There is no annexation or settlement of Gaza. There are many protesting this agreement in Israel. They have already turned on the families of the hostages calling them Nazis, antisemitic, leftists, etc. 5) Most of the hostages were taken from an area that votes against Bibi and his coalition government. The government see the hostages as leftist traitors who are getting what they deserve for not supporting killing and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians. Its Israel. There are many more “reasons” but those reasons are pretty dark and rooted in Jewish supremacy and chosen by God ultraorthodox beliefs. These groups do not see anything wrong with assassinating politicians who make deals against God’s will. |
Anonymous
Zionist propaganda to justify murdering everyone lol. Keep othering and trying to make everyone the pariah except Zionists. |
Anonymous
I thought this was pretty clear? It seems the Zionist hasbera effect have blurred everyone’s vision in this country. This is what the Zionists do and have been doing for the past 78 years. They’re insidious. |