Gaza war and College Campus Protests
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Anonymous
Note the last name of this one is Muslim. Apparently, the Tunisians failed to murder his ancestors in time. |
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May 18, 2023
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna85018 Thousands of Jewish nationalists, some of them chanting "Death to Arabs" and other racist slogans, paraded on Thursday through the main Palestinian thoroughfare of Jerusalem's Old City, in an annual display that caused new friction between Jews and Palestinians in the tense city. The marchers, who were overwhelmingly male Orthodox teens and young men, were celebrating "Jerusalem Day," which marks Israel's capture of the Old City 56 years ago. The Palestinians see the event as a provocation. Two years ago, the parade helped fuel an 11-day war between Israel and Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip. Throughout the afternoon, dozens of groups hoisting blue and white Israeli flags streamed through Damascus Gate – the entry to the area's Muslim Quarter – as they made their way across the Old City to the Western Wall, the holiest site where Jews can pray. The area is normally bustling on Thursday afternoons with Palestinians doing their errands ahead of the weekend. The boisterous crowds danced and chanted Jewish religious songs outside Damascus Gate as scores of Israeli police stood guard. In several cases, groups chanted slogans such as "Death to Arabs," "Mohammed is Dead" and "May Your Village Burn" as they stared at Palestinian onlookers. Some of the youths wore clothing identifying themselves as members of Lehava – a far-right Jewish supremacist group that opposes assimilation or romantic relationships between Jews and Palestinians. Israeli police, who had said that violence and incitement would not be tolerated, kept the sides apart but did little to stop the chants. Palestinian businesses were either shuttered or empty, and marchers occasionally threw water bottles at nearby journalists, eliciting cheers from the crowd. Police said two people were arrested for throwing objects. Several lawmakers in Israel's new far-right governing coalition, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, joined the procession. Under heavy police guard, Ben-Gvir waved to the crowd as he made his way into Damascus Gate and then high-fived security forces inside. Ben-Gvir, who oversees the nation's police force, is a former far-right activist and hard-line West Bank settler who has been convicted of incitement and support for a Jewish terror group. |
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That March probably was another big cause of 10/7 especially since it caused a previous 11 day battle in 2021 between Hamas and Israel.
Netanyahu has made a foolish error by inviting the right wing extremists to the West Bank permanently. That means Palestinians will have no choice but to counter with Hamas to drive them out and what will Netanyahu do with a Hamas on the left and right of Israel and settlements driven out? |
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U.S. politicians are easily corruptible because they’re so desperate to remain in office. Thomas Massie brought a spotlight to the corruption a while back. It’s disgusting.
https://youtu.be/HG9NavF_O6o?feature=shared |
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Zionists can lie and whine all they want, but in the end, the future won't be pretty. Lying about the past and present. Lying about history to a bunch of uneducated, brainwashed, provinicial Americans never given the full story because it was the IDF mouthpieces at the NYT writing the crap, claiming ever single thing is "antisemitism," never told about the laws solely to protect israel from accountability, but the future won't let you get away with it. Your demonization of an occupied people for god damned decades is not going to work with future generations:
https://www.thenation.com/article/world/mohammed-bakri-jenin-documentary/ |
Anonymous
| As Israel continues to wipe out entire Palestinian families one can only hope every Zionist is made to feel completely uncomfortable on an American campus. If you vocally support Israel, you should be ostracized just as much as any other racist bigot. |
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It's already started again....
https://cornellsun.com/2024/08/26/exclusive-pro-palestine-activists-vandalize-day-hall-on-first-day-of-school-and-tell-the-sun-why/ Now I don't condone vandalism...but until their voices are heard....college campuses will continue this. |
Anonymous
Nah. |
Anonymous
You make it seem like colleges have never seen a protest before. If it wasn't for this it'd be for something else. You don't see vandalism everyday, but that's a problem for the colleges. |
Anonymous
Peaceful protests yes, but once you start vandalizing college campuses it becomes unacceptable. I do support the protests though....so long as they remain peaceful and non-disruptive to other students. |
Anonymous
Completely agree. Vandalism and actual harassment of others, to the extent that it occurs (in contrast to the apparently far more commonplace provocations of those opposed to the protest), are where my support for protesting ends. |
Anonymous
Last year was not normal college protesting. Most colleges have spent the summer figuring out what's going to work. And what's not. The NYTimes had a good article about it. There's always going to be a space for free speech within certain parameters. Cross the lines, and colleges are making it pretty clear they will be swift and merciless with the suspensions and expulsions. |
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https://youtu.be/NqK3_n6pdDY?feature=shared
Watch that and then condvcaxhd |
Anonymous
As they should be. Universities allowed the protests to mutate into a hostile learning environment for Jewish students. An antiSemitic environment of hate. |
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/soros-linked-orgs-behind-celeb-campaign-accused-of-glamorizing-palestinian-terror-symbol/ar-BB1kkQU3?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=14f899247c8d4f9d859c1e369c4f80b3&ei=50
It is not a secret. The Open Society Foundations is funding all of this, plus the DNC protests. |