Israeli war crimes
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Anonymous
According to Israel, babies were burned in ovens, women’s babies in utero were extracted and thrown around like footballs, babies were dropped in wells. All things they actually did to Palestinians in Sabra and Shatila massacres in 1982 and Deir Yassin in 1948. They made a Palestinian father watch as they burned his 1 year old son in an oven. These are people three years fresh from oven trauma themselves at the time |
Anonymous
| Israel’s cruelty did not begin with this war or even the inception of Hamas. It was done even to the British who gave them the land in the first place. The first bombings and terror attacks didn’t even spare their sponsors who gave them the land, the British. They brought terrorism and war to Palestine and never stopped . |
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The British administrative headquarters for Mandatory Palestine, housed in the southern wing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, were bombed in a terrorist attack on 22 July 1946, by the militant right-wing Zionist underground organization Irgun during the Jewish insurgency. Ninety-one people of various nationalities were killed, including Arabs, Britons and Jews, and 46 were injured.
The Irgun became the IDF |
Anonymous
I have yet to see an Israeli accusation that isn't a confession. They made up stuff all sorts of nonsense but here are eyewitness reports of things they do: "Survivors recall how four women and a girl were raped in front of the other villagers and how one pregnant woman was bayoneted." "...babies whose skulls were cracked open, women raped or burned alive in houses..." "...captured a twelve year old Palestinian girl and locked her up for the night in their military base near the kibbutz. For the next few days she became the platoon's sex slave..." |
Anonymous
| Disguised as Arab workmen and as hotel waiters, members of the Irgun planted a bomb in the basement of the main building of the hotel, whose southern wing housed the Mandate Secretariat and a few offices of the British military headquarters. The resulting explosion caused the collapse of the western half of the southern wing of the hotel.[9] Some of the deaths and injuries occurred in the road outside the hotel and in adjacent buildings. |
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The incredible thing about early Zionists is even the British were tired of them and had actually come to blows/a mini civil war with the new Zionists.
The Irgun committed the attack in response to Operation Agatha, known in Israel as "Black Saturday".British troops had searched the Jewish Agency on 29 June and confiscated large quantities of documents directly implicating the Haganah in the Jewish insurgency against Britain. The intelligence information was taken to the King David Hotel,where it was initially kept in the offices of the Secretariat in the southern wing. The Irgun was determined to destroy that wing of the hotel in order to destroy the incriminating documents |
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The attack prompted the British government to impose widely unpopular restrictions on the civil liberties of Jews in Palestine. These measures included random personal searches, random searches of homes, military curfews, roadblocks, and mass arrests. The actions further eroded British public support for the Mandate system and alienated the Jewish populace, aligning with Begin's original intent.
Following the bombing, the Irgun and Lehi intensified their campaign, carrying out a series of attacks.According to The Jerusalem Post, the bombing marked the end of the united front between the Irgun and other Zionist groups, such as the Haganah. From that point forward, their relationships became more adversarial. Irgun ex-members and sympathizers argue that modern historical accounts in Israel are biased in favor of more established groups like the Haganah. After the bombing, the hotel complex continued to be used by the British until 4 May 1948. It later served as an Israeli headquarters from the end of the 1947–1949 Palestine war until the Six-Day War. Subsequently, the Israelis reopened the hotel for commercial purposes, and in recent years, it has hosted visiting dignitaries and celebrities. The bombing has been discussed in literature about the practice and history of terrorism. It has been called one of the most lethal terrorist attacks of the 20th century. |
Anonymous
| The British were fighting Nazis while the Zionists were fighting the British |
Anonymous
| However, in August 1940, Irgun member Avraham Stern formed Lehi, a breakaway group which favoured armed struggle against the British to force them out of Palestine and immediately establish a Jewish state. Stern was unaware of the Nazis' intent to exterminate the Jews and believed that Hitler wanted to make Germany judenrein through emigration. Stern proposed an alliance with Nazi Germany, offering the Germans help in conquering the Middle East and driving out the British in exchange for the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine, which would then take in European Jewry.This proposal, which never received a reply, cost Lehi and Stern much support.Stern became a pariah among the Jews in Palestine, and was himself killed by British police in 1942. |
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In 1909, an organization called Hashomer (the Guardian) was founded by Yitzhak Ben Zvi and David Ben-Gurion as the first paramilitary formation which raised the slogan “Judaea was lost by blood and fire and will rise again by blood and fire.” It began its activities by assuming security functions for the settlements in the Galilee, then turned into a fighting force. In June 1920, and at the conference of Ahdut Ha Avoda, the formation of the Haganah (Defence) was announced, as an extension of Hashomer. In 1924, it issued its “constitution”, declaring itself to be a secret military formation whose object was to protect the Jewish community in Palestine, the Yishuv. The Haganah was linked to the Jewish Labor Unions (the Histadrut), and trained its members in the use of firearms in the Zionist Kibbutzes and settlements, before some of them enlisted in the British police force in Palestine. This gang also struck deals to buy weapons from outside Palestine which it then smuggled into the country and manufactured some weapons in small workshops founded in these kibbutzes and settlements. In 1939, a leadership structure was created for the Haganah, and was headed by Yacov Dori, later to become the first chief of staff of the Israeli army.
During World War II, hundreds of Haganah members enlisted in the British army to help Britain in its war against Nazi Germany and her allies. This gave them valuable military experience and enabled them to amass large hoards of weapons. At war's end, and in order to hasten the creation of a Jewish state, members of the Haganah and their elite units, called the Palmach, numbering some 60 thousand male and female fighters and 700 officers, began to carry out terrorist operations against British military and civilian outposts throughout Palestine. Their intelligence outfits then began to gather a lot of information on the Arabs, their towns and places of residence which they made use of in the years 1947 and 1948 in mounting military operations against Palestinian Arabs to drive them out of their towns and villages. Following the establishment of Israel, the Haganah was the base upon which was built the Israeli army and many of its leaders took part in leading that army as well as in occupying political posts in successive Israeli governments. |
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In 1923, the head of Revisionist Zionism, Vladimir Jabotinsky, founded in Riga, capital of Latvia, the youth movement called Bitar. In 1931, and following the military principles propagated by Jabotinsky among Bitar members, the Irgun gang was formed in Palestine as the military wing of Revisionist Zionism, following a rift among members of the Haganah gang. Irgun was known as the “National Military Organization” headed first by Avraham Tehomi, who declared that “ political violence and terrorism” were “legitimate means in the Jewish national struggle for the land of Israel.” Beginning in 1938, this gang became active in organizing secret Jewish immigration into Palestine.
Following his arrival in Palestine in 1942, Menahem Begin, a Bitar leader in Poland, succeeded in rearranging and reforming the ranks of this gang and declared a revolt against the British mandate regime in Palestine. He then led a series of terrorist attacks against British and Palestinian Arab targets. The British government declared him a wanted individual and announced a prize for his arrest. Following the creation of Israel, Begin at first announced that Israel had come into existence but that “the entire homeland has not been liberated.” This was because his project entailed that Greater Israel would include all the lands between the Nile and the Euphrates but thereafter came to an agreement with the Provisional Government in Tel Aviv to disarm the Irgun gang and turn it into a political movement called Herut (Freedom) which, in 1973, participated in the creation of the Likud party. |
Anonymous
| Israel is not a defensive country. It came in with the intent of war and dominance not peace with their neighbors and Likud wants the entire Middle East as greater Israel hence Bibis Levantine Greater Israel map shown at the UN back in Sept 2023 , days before 10/7. Why would the Middle East be stable with such an unstable war thirsty neighbor in their midst? We see why Lebanon has hezbollah, iran is scared of Israel. They aren’t scared of iran. They have the iron dome something we don’t even have as their sponsors. Notice trump wants to build one for us? |
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The "Iron Dome for America," later renamed "Golden Dome," is a proposed missile defense system for the United States, inspired by Israel's Iron Dome. It's designed to intercept ballistic, hypersonic, and cruise missiles, along with other advanced aerial threats. The system would utilize a multi-layered approach, including space-based sensors, proliferated space-based interceptors, and underlayer and terminal-phase intercept capabilities.
Why in the world don’t we have this but they do? |
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Zionism was the original Al Qaeda
On the morning of November 25, 1940, a huge explosion shook the city of Haifa. The explosion, it was later determined, took place on the SS Patria, a French ship which had docked in the city's harbor. On board were 1800 male and female Jews whom the British authorities wanted to deport to the island of Mauritius, since they did not have the necessary residence permits to enter Palestine. This the Haganah rejected and so decided to blow up the ship to prevent their deportation. As a result, 252 Jews and 12 British policemen were killed and 172 passengers were wounded. Palestinian workers in Haifa harbor managed to save the rest of the passengers. Following that incident, the British authorities decided to allow survivors to reside in Palestine. |
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Does this seem like a stable country that’s made up of Gods chosen?
On August 8, 1944, Lehi attempted to assassinate Sir Harold McMichael, the British High Commissioner in Palestine. --On November 6, 1944, two members of the Lehi gang assassinated Lord Moyne in Cairo. Lord Moyne was then the highest-ranking representative of the British government in the Middle East. He was targeted for advocating the creation of an Arab federation in the Middle East. The two assassins, Eliyahu Bet-Zuri and Eliyahu Hakim, were arrested, tried by a military court, and hanged on March 23, 1945. |