Where is the outrage about the Israeli starvation of Gaza?
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Anonymous
DP. When you call everything "antisemitism" like criticizing Israel, you're not helping Jews who experience real antisemitism. |
Anonymous
How about Israel lift the blockade and if the people are still starving, then we can blame Hamas? Because right now it seems pretty cut and dry that when ISRAEL cut off humanitarian aid (in March) that mass starvation followed. Since Israel is so worried about being perceived as responsible, perhaps they should allow in humanitarian aid and then we’ll see if it was the literal barriers they’ve imposed or if it was an ideology you don’t agree with? |
Anonymous
“ I have ordered a complete siege on the Gaza Strip. There will be no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed. . .We are fighting human animals and we are acting accordingly" - MoD Yoav Gallant, 2023 |
Anonymous
Honestly, if it wasn't for social media and being under the scrutiny of international law, I think Israel wouldn't bother wasting time starving Gaza. They'd probably just do something much faster and efficient like gas chambers or shooting ranges. |
Anonymous
| This is Israel implementing their Final Solution. |
Anonymous
I believe you're right because the window of opportunity is closing fast. Gaza is basically turning into Auschwitz. The malice with which Nazis saw the victims in Aushwitz is reflected again, with sadistic psychopathy, by the genocidaires and the genocide-enabling monsters, in Gaza and beyond. As holocaust survivor Gabor Maté has said, we're basically seeing Auschwitz but on TikTok now. |
Anonymous
Where would the Zionists be without Hamas? Hamas is the justification for the genocide, it is not in Israel’s benefit for Hamas to be eliminated. And why should non-Hamas civilians pay the price? Israel won’t allow them an election and seeing as fewer than 6% of the current population was old enough to vote in 2006 we don’t even know what they would vote for. Open your eyes and see what you stand for. It is a crime against humanity. |
Anonymous
| Crazy to think that the college protests were right after all. The young people could see where all this was headed. |
Anonymous
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Remember when the IDF shot at Gazan paramedics then buried the bodies and destroyed the ambulances to destroy evidence? Was there much outrage then?
Israel's probe resulted in a letter of reprimand for the command officer and the deputy officer was simply relieved of duty. No actual punishment, like jail time, commensurate with the severity of the war crime committed. No outrage then and we shouldn't expect much now either. |
Anonymous
And it is the correct solution to remove evil people once and for all from your midst. The children will grow up to be evil like their parents so now it is bye-bye time. You do not allow a little Nazi enclave to fester and grow next to you. No, you chop it off at the root. |
Anonymous
You’re talking about Israel, right? |
Anonymous
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Even MTG called it a genocide. The few defending Israel are worse than the worst. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/mtg-torches-republican-colleague-supporting-132311943.html |
Anonymous
Well, at least you're not denying it. That WAS the Final Solution. Jerusalem Post published video recently showing what it described as a "bustling" al-Sahaba market on July 18, attributing it to a Palestinian photographer who works for TPS (he's actually free-lance). And yes, there were stalls with fresh produce and other goods. I wouldn't describe it as "bustling" as it looked like most people passing by were not buying anything and those who were came away with a few small pieces of produce, were buying a part of a melon or a single mango. I also don't know how marketplaces work in Gaza right now--sources of produce (article said canned goods were Israeli) etc or if the people running the stands are connected with gangs (which was common, say, in the Confederate Andersonville prison camp, where also most prisoners were starving and disease-ridden but not the gangs). Elsewhere people describe prices as impossibly high--if they still had a house they would sell it only to buy food. Commenter said it was proof everyone in Gaza is well-fed. But it was a single short video from one day and all the other videos from the same photographer I found were people crowded and holding out empty kettles and children using their fingers to scrape the last remains from an empty community kitchen kettle into their mouths. The comments in Israeli media VERY frequently echo PP's view that every Palestinian down to the smallest baby needs to be exterminated. |
Anonymous
| The actions of the Israeli government are evil. Anyone who supports what they are doing is evil. Israel is committing genocide and it has been cheered on for years. |