For those who think the IDF does no wrong

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Myth of Israeli Innovation
Israel has long relied on Western patrons for arms and backing—even as it has cast itself as a security “innovator” the West can’t afford to do without.

https://jewishcurrents.org/the-myth-of-israeli-innovation

So what?

The Palestinians have accomplished what in comparison, exactly? Zilch, apart from sporadic terror attacks. We can afford to do without that, and them.

You can afford to do without Netanyahu who was open about wanting another war right before 10/7. He was under hot water for corruption charges and facing mass demonstrations, social media, and army pressure to resign literally eight before 10/7 and suddenly all of that conveniently vanished when men in motorbikes, trucks, and parachutes were able to somehow zoom past the most fortified and securest border on Earth- a border that blares an alarm if even a bird from Gaza lands on its fence somehow was unable to alert the military about a barrage of hundreds of trucks coming in for Hours?

Yeah, feed that fable to someone who believes it. Israelis are covering up for Netanyahu not wanting to face that he is the one who punished and brutalised Israelis on that day on purpose punishing them just like any Middle Eastern dictator would for standing up and demonstrating for his dismissal

Let's be real - you're just jealous of Israel's success, embarrassed at decades of Palestinian stagnation and failures, and mortified by their rejection by every other Arab society, including those who signed the Abraham Accords and have moved on from fantasies of regional domination to a commendable goal of peaceful co-existence.

Jealous of welfare recipients? I pity Israel. They are stuck with a loser for a president

[Anonymous]

He killed Rabin with a smile and sat down on 10/7 looking at the chaos with a smile. He knew he won the people and IDF back that morning. No more “down with Bibi” chants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Myth of Israeli Innovation
Israel has long relied on Western patrons for arms and backing—even as it has cast itself as a security “innovator” the West can’t afford to do without.

https://jewishcurrents.org/the-myth-of-israeli-innovation

So what?

The Palestinians have accomplished what in comparison, exactly? Zilch, apart from sporadic terror attacks. We can afford to do without that, and them.

You can afford to do without Netanyahu who was open about wanting another war right before 10/7. He was under hot water for corruption charges and facing mass demonstrations, social media, and army pressure to resign literally eight before 10/7 and suddenly all of that conveniently vanished when men in motorbikes, trucks, and parachutes were able to somehow zoom past the most fortified and securest border on Earth- a border that blares an alarm if even a bird from Gaza lands on its fence somehow was unable to alert the military about a barrage of hundreds of trucks coming in for Hours?

Yeah, feed that fable to someone who believes it. Israelis are covering up for Netanyahu not wanting to face that he is the one who punished and brutalised Israelis on that day on purpose punishing them just like any Middle Eastern dictator would for standing up and demonstrating for his dismissal

Let's be real - you're just jealous of Israel's success, embarrassed at decades of Palestinian stagnation and failures, and mortified by their rejection by every other Arab society, including those who signed the Abraham Accords and have moved on from fantasies of regional domination to a commendable goal of peaceful co-existence.

Signing the Abraham accords means nothing. The next anti Israeli extremist may very well be of Saudi or Emirati descent and not a Palestinian at all. The president signing a peace agreement doesn’t mean the people have abandoned Palestine. Let’s not play dumb here. In fact most of the terror groups rarely have any Palestinians or Iraqis at all which is surprising given they have the most to be angry at Israel and the west about

[Anonymous]

It’s more than likely going to be some bored trust fund Emirati or Saudi to stir up the most trouble and have the most funding to rattle Israel. It amazes me how dumb and how little Israelis understand that region after decades there. They see themselves as brothers in the same way Jews see other Jews as brothers. Governments and leaders mean nothing. The Abraham Accords means literally nothing but a symbolic gesture nudged by the trump Kushner llc

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Myth of Israeli Innovation
Israel has long relied on Western patrons for arms and backing—even as it has cast itself as a security “innovator” the West can’t afford to do without.

https://jewishcurrents.org/the-myth-of-israeli-innovation

So what?

The Palestinians have accomplished what in comparison, exactly? Zilch, apart from sporadic terror attacks. We can afford to do without that, and them.

You can afford to do without Netanyahu who was open about wanting another war right before 10/7. He was under hot water for corruption charges and facing mass demonstrations, social media, and army pressure to resign literally eight before 10/7 and suddenly all of that conveniently vanished when men in motorbikes, trucks, and parachutes were able to somehow zoom past the most fortified and securest border on Earth- a border that blares an alarm if even a bird from Gaza lands on its fence somehow was unable to alert the military about a barrage of hundreds of trucks coming in for Hours?

Yeah, feed that fable to someone who believes it. Israelis are covering up for Netanyahu not wanting to face that he is the one who punished and brutalised Israelis on that day on purpose punishing them just like any Middle Eastern dictator would for standing up and demonstrating for his dismissal

Let's be real - you're just jealous of Israel's success, embarrassed at decades of Palestinian stagnation and failures, and mortified by their rejection by every other Arab society, including those who signed the Abraham Accords and have moved on from fantasies of regional domination to a commendable goal of peaceful co-existence.

Israel’s not a successful country and a regional Pariah not superpower

[Anonymous]

https://x.com/caitoz/status/1996385397446992346?s=46

Sorry If This Is Antisemitic But I Think It’s Wrong To Train Dogs To Rape Prisoners

“They know once they rape someone with a dog or with a stick that these people won’t be able to carry out their jobs or live their lives normally."

Drop Site News has a new write-up about a testimony from a journalist published by the Palestinian Journalists Protection Center. The reporter says that during his 20 months of hell in Israeli prisons he was electrocuted, beaten, starved, and sexually assaulted on film. He also says he was sexually assaulted by a “trained dog” — just the latest in a long string of such allegations coming out of Israel’s notorious network of torture prisons.

[Anonymous]

This is why you can't negotiate with a terrorist ethnostate. They have never kept their end of the bargain.

And these 379 are those killed just in Gaza. Let's not forget that they have also invaded and committed war crimes in the West Bank, Lebanon, and Syria during this one-way "ceasefire" in Gaza.

ABC News: 379 people killed in Gaza since ceasefire, officials say

Sporadic clashes between the Israel Defense Forces and Gaza militants -- plus deadly IDF airstrikes -- continue despite the ceasefire, which is still in the first of three proposed phases. The details of the second phase of the agreement are yet to be agreed.

Israeli strikes are also ongoing against alleged Hezbollah targets in southern and eastern Lebanon.

The Hamas-run Ministry of Health in Gaza said in a social media post on Wednesday that two people were killed by Israeli fire in the previous 24 hours, with the body of one person who was killed earlier also recovered.

The three casualties brought the overall death toll since the ceasefire came into effect on Oct. 11 to 379 people, the ministry said, with 922 people also wounded. A total of 627 additional bodies have been recovered in that time, the ministry said.

The death toll since the war began on Oct. 7, 2023, now stands at 70,369 people with another 171,069 wounded, the ministry said.

[Anonymous]

How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

Easy because Palestinians overwhelmingly still support Hamas over Israel

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

Because the IDF is made up of cowards that don't engage their perceived "enemies" up close. They rely on dumb bombs and snipers with half-baked intelligence, which leads to so many civilian casualties.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

Because the IDF is made up of cowards that don't engage their perceived "enemies" up close. They rely on dumb bombs and snipers with half-baked intelligence, which leads to so many civilian casualties.

+infinity

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

Easy because Palestinians overwhelmingly still support Hamas over Israel

Why would Palestinians support Israel?
Do Israelis support Hamas over Netanyahu?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

Easy because Palestinians overwhelmingly still support Hamas over Israel

Yeah, I mean Jews should have supported Nazi Germany, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

Easy because Palestinians overwhelmingly still support Hamas over Israel

Yeah, I mean Jews should have supported Nazi Germany, too.

There was plenty of collaboration between Zionists and Nazis. Look at the Havaara agreement for starters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is Hamas still ruling Gaza after all this time? The idf is killing everything but moves except hamas

Easy because Palestinians overwhelmingly still support Hamas over Israel

Yeah, I mean Jews should have supported Nazi Germany, too.

There was plenty of collaboration between Zionists and Nazis. Look at the Havaara agreement for starters.

Yet another crime against humanity. Add it to the list.

NPR: Winter storm rips through Gaza, exposing failure to deliver enough aid to territory

Rains drenched Gaza’s tent camps and dropping temperatures chilled Palestinians huddling inside them Thursday as winter storm Byron descended on the war-battered territory, showing how two months of a ceasefire have failed to sufficiently address the spiraling humanitarian crisis there.

Families found their possessions and food supplies soaked inside their tents. Children’s sandaled feet disappeared under opaque brown water that flooded the camps, running knee deep in some places. Dirt roads turned to mud. Piles of garbage and sewage cascaded like waterfalls.

Aid groups say not enough shelter materials are getting into Gaza during the truce. Figures recently released by Israel’s military suggest it hasn’t met the ceasefire stipulation of allowing 600 trucks of aid into Gaza a day, though Israel disputes that finding.

Aid groups say that Israel isn’t allowing enough aid into Gaza to begin rebuilding the territory after years of war.

Under the agreement, Israel agreed to comply with aid stipulations from an earlier January truce, which specified that it allow 600 trucks of aid each day into Gaza, It maintains it’s doing so, but The Associated Press found that some of its own figures call that into question.