For those who think the IDF does no wrong

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Anonymous wrote:A few billion here or there isn’t much to the US government. It’s less than .1% of the Federal budget, and most of it goes to US defense contractors. Americans spend more money sustaining child labor and slavery by buying coffee and chocolate.

What’s happening in Gaza is problematic, but there are bigger fish to fry than getting myopic about a people that won’t like us no matter what we do.

They don’t like us BECAUSE we facilitate their slaughter at the hands of Israel, because we interfere in their internal politics, and because we justify what we’ve done for weirdo religious and economic exploitation reasons. In their shoes, you wouldn’t hesitate to hate us even more than they do.

Save the propagandized response cooked up by a bunch of mouth-breathing goons in Tel Aviv, who convince dimwits into believing the resentment has to do with anything else.

Face it, they don't like us because we don't embrace Islam and the idea of Islamic global expansion through violence.

Bullshit. Turkey. Indonesia. Seemingly countless other Muslim nations you always cry about in your ridiculous attempts to justify Israel’s “right to exist” (despite the fact that no nation has a right to exist). No issues of this kind with any of them.

It’s Israel. It’s been staring us in the face since Day 1. The Arab world’s resentment and hard feelings are dead center driven by our corrupt, disgusting support for Israel, which the rest of the world has been forced to see as the terrorist state it’s always been.

So Arab hurt feelings should drive U.S. foreign policy? And the world should ignore the reality of Islamist Palestinian terror? Happily, only a few impotent pro-Palestinian zealots think that way.

No, nobody has ever made that argument. Nice try, though.

But neither should our foreign policy or ANYTHING be left to the desires of the less than 3% of our population who just so happen to have thousands of years of track record of getting along with / checks notes / oh, that’s right - exactly nobody else … ever.

Seriously? Track record of not getting along? Did you forget about forced conversions centuries ago? Convert or die or move out. Another religion I can't seem to post about, too. Did they have a history of not getting along, too? Seems people can get along for a long time until economic hard times and nationalism set in.

Every.single.place.they.have.ever.lived.

Can you believe the hate you have to have to say that? Judaism practices tolerance of the other. Judaism practices respect for the other. This is seen as a threat in homogenous societies. That’s why they were kicked out. Jealously and a myopic worldview. As evidenced by yours truly.

That’s for the daily laugh, pretending that the individuals running and populating Israel today are descended from the religious adherents of Judaism 3,000 years ago. They are not.

Equally funny is your whitewashing of the religion itself, which is built on ancient texts that are some of the worst laid eyes upon, in terms of peaceful existence. Violence, vengeance, anger.

Blinded by hate

Hate is the only tool in the Zionist’s toolbox, so I guess you would know it better than anyone.

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Anonymous wrote:A few billion here or there isn’t much to the US government. It’s less than .1% of the Federal budget, and most of it goes to US defense contractors. Americans spend more money sustaining child labor and slavery by buying coffee and chocolate.

What’s happening in Gaza is problematic, but there are bigger fish to fry than getting myopic about a people that won’t like us no matter what we do.

They don’t like us BECAUSE we facilitate their slaughter at the hands of Israel, because we interfere in their internal politics, and because we justify what we’ve done for weirdo religious and economic exploitation reasons. In their shoes, you wouldn’t hesitate to hate us even more than they do.

Save the propagandized response cooked up by a bunch of mouth-breathing goons in Tel Aviv, who convince dimwits into believing the resentment has to do with anything else.

Face it, they don't like us because we don't embrace Islam and the idea of Islamic global expansion through violence.

Bullshit. Turkey. Indonesia. Seemingly countless other Muslim nations you always cry about in your ridiculous attempts to justify Israel’s “right to exist” (despite the fact that no nation has a right to exist). No issues of this kind with any of them.

It’s Israel. It’s been staring us in the face since Day 1. The Arab world’s resentment and hard feelings are dead center driven by our corrupt, disgusting support for Israel, which the rest of the world has been forced to see as the terrorist state it’s always been.

So Arab hurt feelings should drive U.S. foreign policy? And the world should ignore the reality of Islamist Palestinian terror? Happily, only a few impotent pro-Palestinian zealots think that way.

No, nobody has ever made that argument. Nice try, though.

But neither should our foreign policy or ANYTHING be left to the desires of the less than 3% of our population who just so happen to have thousands of years of track record of getting along with / checks notes / oh, that’s right - exactly nobody else … ever.

Seriously? Track record of not getting along? Did you forget about forced conversions centuries ago? Convert or die or move out. Another religion I can't seem to post about, too. Did they have a history of not getting along, too? Seems people can get along for a long time until economic hard times and nationalism set in.

Every.single.place.they.have.ever.lived.

Can you believe the hate you have to have to say that? Judaism practices tolerance of the other. Judaism practices respect for the other. This is seen as a threat in homogenous societies. That’s why they were kicked out. Jealously and a myopic worldview. As evidenced by yours truly.

Jealousy? Jealousy? You must be impaired of thought.

More like seeing through a racial lens. It's exactly the same as what happened to the Germans. This time the victims of the past become the perpetrators of the future. Sad.

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No Jewish person has ever been able to answer me when I ask why they didn’t invade Germany in 1948. Nazis who put Jews in death camps are still in Europe alive and well. Many were never charged. Compared to Hamas, Germany killed way more Jews

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You seem to never have heard of the Nuremberg trials, and are evidently unaware of Israel's post-war pursuit of Nazi war criminals.

A little education might do you good. Others who sympathize with Palestinian terrorists would also do well to learn the lessons of the past: https://www.yadvashem.org/archive/about/our-collections/mossad-documents.html

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https://x.com/assalrad/status/2004790289211490400?s=46

A Palestinian called the police when illegal settlers harassed him on his land. Israeli soldiers arrested the Palestinian.

This is what apartheid looks like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/assalrad/status/2004790289211490400?s=46

A Palestinian called the police when illegal settlers harassed him on his land. Israeli soldiers arrested the Palestinian.

This is what apartheid looks like.

Why am I skeptical the Palestinian had any valid legal title to the land he was squatting on? And why would settlers think it beneficial to put distance between Palestinians and themselves in the first place? Oct. 7 ring any bells? You reap what you sow.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/assalrad/status/2004790289211490400?s=46

A Palestinian called the police when illegal settlers harassed him on his land. Israeli soldiers arrested the Palestinian.

This is what apartheid looks like.

Why am I skeptical the Palestinian had any valid legal title to the land he was squatting on? And why would settlers think it beneficial to put distance between Palestinians and themselves in the first place? Oct. 7 ring any bells? You reap what you sow.

You make Jewish people unsafe everywhere with your thinking.

[Anonymous]

Since threatening journalists doesn't seem to work... Kill their families.

Israel kills over 700 relatives of Palestinian journalists in Gaza

Israel has killed at least 706 family members of Palestinian journalists since the start of its genocidal war in Gaza in October 2023, according to the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate.

The syndicate’s Freedoms Committee said in a report released late on Saturday that Israeli forces are systematically targeting the families of journalists as part of what it called a war aimed at silencing Palestinian reporting.

The report said the attacks represent a deliberate strategy rather than deaths as a result of war.

Israeli violence against journalists has “evolved to take on a more dangerous and brutal dimension, represented by targeting the families and relatives of journalists, in a clear attempt to turn journalistic work into an existential burden for which sons, wives, fathers, and mothers pay the price”, the union said.

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Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/assalrad/status/2004790289211490400?s=46

A Palestinian called the police when illegal settlers harassed him on his land. Israeli soldiers arrested the Palestinian.

This is what apartheid looks like.

Why am I skeptical the Palestinian had any valid legal title to the land he was squatting on? And why would settlers think it beneficial to put distance between Palestinians and themselves in the first place? Oct. 7 ring any bells? You reap what you sow.

DP

And yet your thousands of years of reaping endless conflict with others is somehow, magically ALWAYS the fault of someone else. Never your fault. No, it’s always that you’ve been forced to tragically reap what others have sown.

What a joke. The astounding lack of accountability just reminds everyone that quite often, stereotypes exist for a just reason.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/assalrad/status/2004790289211490400?s=46

A Palestinian called the police when illegal settlers harassed him on his land. Israeli soldiers arrested the Palestinian.

This is what apartheid looks like.

Why am I skeptical the Palestinian had any valid legal title to the land he was squatting on? And why would settlers think it beneficial to put distance between Palestinians and themselves in the first place? Oct. 7 ring any bells? You reap what you sow.

DP

And yet your thousands of years of reaping endless conflict with others is somehow, magically ALWAYS the fault of someone else. Never your fault. No, it’s always that you’ve been forced to tragically reap what others have sown.

What a joke. The astounding lack of accountability just reminds everyone that quite often, stereotypes exist for a just reason.

Facts are inconvenient, eh? Engage in terror, experience the consequences. Excuses for terror won't shield you from those consequences.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You seem to never have heard of the Nuremberg trials, and are evidently unaware of Israel's post-war pursuit of Nazi war criminals.

A little education might do you good. Others who sympathize with Palestinian terrorists would also do well to learn the lessons of the past: https://www.yadvashem.org/archive/about/our-collections/mossad-documents.html

Trials? How civilized. Do you know how nice German jails are?

It’s better there than Gaza Strip at any point post 1948

[Anonymous]

IDF considers recruiting children of foreign workers living in Israel to join army

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/419996

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You seem to never have heard of the Nuremberg trials, and are evidently unaware of Israel's post-war pursuit of Nazi war criminals.

A little education might do you good. Others who sympathize with Palestinian terrorists would also do well to learn the lessons of the past: https://www.yadvashem.org/archive/about/our-collections/mossad-documents.html

Trials? How civilized. Do you know how nice German jails are?

It’s better there than Gaza Strip at any point post 1948

German war criminals were executed; some were incarcerated, just as Hamas war criminals have been and continue to be. Israel addressed German war crimes when others failed. https://www.history.com/articles/adolf-eichmann-nazi-capture-holocaust-trial-mossad Israel addresses Palestinian terror when others fail to.

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No respite for the wicked. Israel is still a genocidal narcissistic ethnostate run by ethnic European sadists.

With Their Breadwinners Killed, Gaza’s Children Turn to Begging to Survive
https://truthout.org/articles/with-their-breadwinners-killed-gazas-children-turn-to-begging-to-survive/

Israel’s genocidal war has destroyed families and livelihoods across Gaza, leaving more than 39,000 children orphaned, while the widespread destruction has deprived over 80 percent of the workforce of their sources of income. Amid deepening poverty and the absence of alternatives, an increasing number of children have been forced into the streets, resorting to begging as their only means of survival.

Some estimates indicate that hundreds of children in Gaza currently engage in street begging, a direct reflection of economic collapse, the loss of breadwinners, and weak social protection networks, amid the ongoing war and the destruction it has wreaked on families and the economic infrastructure alike.

[Anonymous]

Those damn anti-semitic UN official at it again. Always letting facts get in the way of racist ideology. So everyone knows that Gaza was full of Israeli genocide and IDF war crimes. Surprised that the West Bank is not much better?

Everybody in Palestine is Hamas, and Hezbollah, and Iran Iran Iran...

BBC: UN rights chief says Israeli policy in West Bank 'resembles apartheid system'

The UN human rights office has issued a report detailing what it calls Israel's "systemic discrimination" against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and said the situation has "drastically deteriorated" over the past three years.

Israeli laws, policies and practices were having an "asphyxiating impact" on every aspect of daily life for Palestinians and violated an international convention against racial discrimination, it said.

"This is a particularly severe form of racial discrimination and segregation that resembles the kind of apartheid system we have seen before," High Commissioner Volker Türk warned.

This is the first time a UN human rights chief has explicitly compared Israeli policies in the West Bank to apartheid - the policy of racial segregation and discrimination that was enforced by the white minority government in South Africa against the country's black majority from 1948 until 1991.