Pro Israel demonstration in DC?

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Anonymous wrote:An anti-Hamas rally is one thing. Pro-Israel is another.


I'm as pro-Israel as you can get, yet even I have reached my limit.

The stories I heard today about the bombed out hospitals in Gaza are stomach-churning. There is no excuse for this mass murder by Israel. None.

I support Israel 100%, but I do not support this war, and I no longer wish American military aid to go to Israel.

Israel must declare a cease fire, no matter that Hamas still has Israeli hostages. Israel is slaughtering Palestinian civilians. It has to stop now.

I can't believe any American finds this acceptable.
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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.

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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.



It's not for revenge.
Israel is trying to eliminate Hamas, and unfortunately Hamas wants Palestinians dead.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.

That's not what happened. ICC provided a grant of $250 to college kids to help them pay for transportation to the rally. It's similar to their other grants that they provide to help college kids engage in Israel programming.
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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.




Honestly, I've never seen a protester or pro-Palestinian activist - here or anywhere - condemn the massacres on 10/7.

It tells me absolutely everything I need to know.
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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.




Honestly, I've never seen a protester or pro-Palestinian activist - here or anywhere - condemn the massacres on 10/7.

It tells me absolutely everything I need to know.


Hi! I marched in the protest. I condemn 10/7.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:An anti-Hamas rally is one thing. Pro-Israel is another.


I'm as pro-Israel as you can get, yet even I have reached my limit.

The stories I heard today about the bombed out hospitals in Gaza are stomach-churning. There is no excuse for this mass murder by Israel. None.

I support Israel 100%, but I do not support this war, and I no longer wish American military aid to go to Israel.

Israel must declare a cease fire, no matter that Hamas still has Israeli hostages. Israel is slaughtering Palestinian civilians. It has to stop now.

I can't believe any American finds this acceptable.


lol with this post, Vlad.
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. [b]Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed. [/b] [/quote]

I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW. [/quote]

Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.

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[b]It's not for revenge.[/b]
Israel is trying to eliminate Hamas, and unfortunately Hamas wants Palestinians dead. [/quote]

If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck…
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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.



It's not for revenge.
Israel is trying to eliminate Hamas, and unfortunately Hamas wants Palestinians dead.


+1
Hamas is using its own citizens as human shields. Hiding under a hospital? Not allowing Palestinians to leave? Hamas are utter monsters and cowards.
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Anonymous wrote:A march to support Israel’s self defense or Israel’s right to destroy?

I get the argument that the massacres of 7 October meets legal obligations for self-defence and with the required level of proportionality.

But as countless images of children pulled from the rubble and the number of Palestinians killed climbs above 10,000, that argument is becoming weak

There are dcum posters who still believe that Israel can do no wrong, and any suggestions otherwise is a sign of antisemitism.

Good luck with the march



I am starting to think that was Hama's strategy. They don't care about Palestinians. They wanted the world to see Israel killing civilians. In ages past, the casaulties of Israel's actions would not be immediately obvious and most would support Israel defending itself against an aggressor. Now in this age of instant images, it's a different story and Israel is in a tough spot. Hamas knows this and this is now the war strategy of the 21 century: use your own people as fodder to win hearts and minds.


100% agree. The entire point of the terror raid was to goad Bibi into an emotional over-response and to draw Israeli troops into urban and tunnel warfare, where they will get bogged down and killed. It also creates an opportunity for a northern invasion by Hezbollah.

Hamas murders Palestinians who dare to raise even the slightest voice of opposition to Hamas. As soon as Hamas won election in 2007, they murdered all the Gazan members of Fatah and other opposition parties.

If you are Gazan but not part of Hamas, you are disposable. Hamas is actively killing civilians who are trying to flee south to Gaza City.


The only people killing civilians in Gaza are the Israelis. Israeli do not view other people as human.


This is plainly untrue. I’m only responding here because it is either baffling that you don’t know that Hamas is also killing Gazans, or you are such a Hamas fan that you don’t believe it. Or, of course, the obvious one from your language, full of such hatred against Israelis that you can’t see the truth. Which one, please?


Palestinians dying due to Hamas using them as human shields, firing rockets and launching attacks from the midst of populated civilian infrastructure, dying due to Hamas continuing to fight while people are trying to evacuate, dying due to being caught in the crossfire by Hamas, dying due to misfired Hamas rockets crashing on them, dying due to their building collapsing into a underground Hamas tunnels and fortifications and so on - Hamas is ALSO fully complicit in each and every one of those deaths. Hamas is responsible for killing thousands of Palestinian civilians in this conflict.

You need a pro Palestinian rally.

There was a Palestinian rally last week...


i'm also gonna guess there won't be as much graffiti associated with tomorrows rally.


+1
Definitely not.
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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.



It's not for revenge.
Israel is trying to eliminate Hamas, and unfortunately Hamas wants Palestinians dead.


+1
Hamas is using its own citizens as human shields. Hiding under a hospital? Not allowing Palestinians to leave? Hamas are utter monsters and cowards.


Nihilistic creeps.
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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.




Honestly, I've never seen a protester or pro-Palestinian activist - here or anywhere - condemn the massacres on 10/7.

It tells me absolutely everything I need to know.


THIS ^^. They are cheering them on. They rejoiced on October 7.
Anonymous
Today is the day. Let's see how this goes...
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Today is the day. Let's see how this goes...


I hope the pro-Hamas protesters stay home and don't cause any trouble.
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Anonymous wrote:$250 payment to attend. Amazing. I hope people keep track of attendees and don’t hire them / do business with them in the future. Marching when Palestinian babies are dying due to the inhumane actions of Israeli. You should be ashamed.


I guess you were living under a rock during the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7? WOW.


Surely, no sane human being supports the Oct. 7 massacre of 1400 Israelis by Hamas.

But to then say, well, it's OK to kill ten times that many Palestinians--mostly civilians and the majority of them children--as "revenge" for the Oct. 7 massacre, is hypocritical and illogical.

An eye for an eye is one thing, but a thousand eyes for a single eye must strike most civilized humans as unjustified.




Honestly, I've never seen a protester or pro-Palestinian activist - here or anywhere - condemn the massacres on 10/7.

It tells me absolutely everything I need to know.


Hi! I marched in the protest. I condemn 10/7.


Me too.
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