Gaza war and College Campus Protests
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Jews thought they could count on unwavering support from Americans but college students have seen that Israel is drunk on power, gives a green light to illegal settlements, and is relentlessly murdering Palestinian civilians, including thousands of children. If you do not realize how this has permanently soured younger educated Americans on Israel, you are deceiving yourself. Zionism was once viewed as noble; now it is completely seen as toxic. This is not going to change, so American Jews will have a choice to make as to whether they wish to be accepted in mainstream American society or despised just as much as the child-killing Israelis. Sorry if that seems unfair but that’s the new reality. No pontificating by right-wing pundits trying to turn Jews into Trump supporters by pandering to Israel is going to change it. |
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You people who blindly defend Israel will be its demise. Your arrogance in the face of reality is the karma Israel deserves.
Jewish people see how repugnant many of you are. Truly inhuman monsters. The US media has completely destroyed its credibility on this topic. IDF stenographers is what they have always been for years and the younger generation wants nothing to do with it. Screaming about "Khamas" and "Khezbollah" every five f***ing seconds to defend the barbarism of Israel that college students are discovering has gone back for decades, just makes you look like a crazy person with no credibility. Screaming "Khamas" no longer works. College students see what's been going on in the WB for years, or the savagery from violent, terrorist settlers or just Israelis being their disgusting selves on a daily basis by abusing Palestinians because they CAN. The media has NO credibility at this point. None. https://newrepublic.com/article/186577/ta-nehisi-coates-media-antisemitism The Appalling Attack on Ta-Nehisi Coates Is a Massive Media Failing |
Anonymous
https://www.euronews.com/2024/10/09/social-media-abuzz-with-claims-of-irans-secret-nuclear-test-after-44-magnitude-earthquake Have no hear much about this in US media. |
Anonymous
Possibly because if you talked to geologists, they'd point out that a 4.4 magnitude earthquake in that region is not unusual. In particular, that location is home to the Astaneh Fault System, extending for about 150 km which has been associated with numerous historical earthquakes far greater than this alleged "nuke test," such as the devastating 7.9 magnitude Damghan earthquake of 856. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/856_Damghan_earthquake Other notable faults in the region include the Damghan Fault, North-Damghan Fault, and Atari Fault. And in light of all of its faultlines it might actually be pretty crazy and stupid to detonate an underground nuke there. |
Anonymous
Do not presume to speak for young Americans. You are not messiah. |
Anonymous
“He literally gave it to us!” guy! Lol |
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Another example of our media failing us ...
Just catching up this morning on the last few weeks of news coverage here stateside, and came across the revolting incident late last month involving a CBS "journalist" doing the usual Zionist bullshit with an accomplished guest who dared to call balls and strikes fairly in their coverage of the Middle East conflict. Why do we tolerate people at the table with blatant conflicts of interest? This "journalist" has an ex-wife and two children living in Israel, is currently married to a Jewish woman, and has converted to Judaism himself. How on earth was he even allowed to participate in ANY conversation involving accountability for Israel's policies and actions? Why do we continue to tolerate only Jewish voices at the table when the self-styled "Jewish homeland" is repeatedly engaged in what an array of established, reputable human rights organizations have characterized as genocide? Did we permit members of the Nazi party to occupy every seat at the table in the 1930s and 1940s, and allow them drive the conversation regarding their own actions during WWII? It's insanity. We are living during a time when the credibility of the U.S. is being cleaved away at an unprecedented rate, and the best we can do is double down with so many individuals possessed of outrageous conflicts of interest driving our national conversation? |
Anonymous
Np. Gotta lol at this too. This from someone who is convinced he’s ‘chosen’ and that he’s owed land because of a fairy tale. |
Anonymous
Those criticizing Israel aren't being entirely objective and aren't calling the balls and strikes either. For example Israel's strikes around Beirut. The critics yell about how Israel is bombing residential areas, but conveniently leave out the fact that the bombings have been resulting in many secondary explosions (Hezbollah ammunition cooking off), even uncontrolled Hezbollah rockets flying off in random directions as a result of the bombing. Hezbollah has been attacking Israel for decades, and has massive stockpiles of weapons that they use, many of those weapons received from Iran. Those are in fact legitimate targets. It's Hezbollah's fault if nearby civilians get injured or killed, because even if Israel had not attacked, the same secondary explosions could have happened if there were an accidental fire. The weapons caches should never have been in civilian areas. This same thing repeated itself throughout Gaza as well. Yet nobody criticizing Israel ever seems to be able to bring themselves to admit facts like this. |
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I posted this in another thread, but I am posting it here. I think some pps need to reflect on their posts that are full of hate. In recent posts, people need to be careful about blaming the victims. There are plenty of victims and aggressors in the recent Middle East conflicts. That does not mean that most Palestinians and Lebanese are not victims and that Jews are or are not the victims; most are. Different sides of the conflict also deny the others their right to exist. I hope that people can stop using history, especially ancient history, to justify their right to land and deny someone else the right to land. Who lived where during the ancient times has nothing to do with present-day territorial and religious conflicts. Who lived where 100 years ago is also not that relevant. People in power use old imagined claims to enrage people and use regular people to fight for something that benefits those in power. Sadly, people fall for it and become enraged by righting some ancient wrong. This tactic is used in the Balkans, where Albanians declared themselves Illyrians to claim that all of the former Yugoslavia was theirs. Croats, Serbs, and Bosnians do the same. None of it is historically factual, and even if it was, it does not matter. Should all the Keltoi return to Central Europe and the Balkans? Should Austria annex Hungary, Croatia, and Slovenia? They definitely want to, but do they have the right to those lands? After all, those lands spend hundreds of years in the Habsburg Empire. Do Russians have the claim to Ukraine BCS Kyiv was the heart of Russia centuries ago? The facts are that Israel existed since 1948. It was put "there" because Europe and the U.S. did not want to grant Jews land in Europe, which is what they wanted. It is also true that Palestinians have lived on the land there for a long time and that they have the right to exist and live in peace and decency. It is also true that many Palestinians refuse to give up on the hope of expelling Israelis from the land. People in power know how to use and abuse this hatred (from both sides) to stay in power. When people believe that their very existence is in danger, they will resort to violence against their neighbors and even their kin. People are pawns in their games, just like our pps here. They are pawns of the propaganda of one side or the other and keep hurling insults at each other. Some people benefit from this insanity, and sadly, fanatics like some people here are unaware that they are pawns in their mind games, just like people on the ground are their victims. When a young woman living in MD sends a letter smeared in blood to express her, well, I don't know what to call it.. hatred? of those that are not protesting against Israel, that person is not fighting for the cause she thinks she is fighting for. She is promoting further violence and fear and justifying the fear of the Jews and Israelis that their very existence is threatened. Flip the coin, and you are justifying a genuine fear that Palestinians and Lebanese are fighting for their lives. Some people are helping victims of this humanitarian disaster and helping both sides without calling people evil if they disagree on who is right. The simple fact is that, in conflict, nobody is ever 100% right, and nobody is ever 100% wrong. If you can't pause and read my post without being outraged, you aught to go and see a psychiatrist! |
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From the WP: "“I am a moderate, but after this I am with Hezbollah,” shouted Ameen Kabbni, a 55-year-old man with graying hair whose apartment across the street was wrecked by the attack. “They are pushing me to be with the resistance,” he said, referring to the Iranian-backed armed groups that include Hamas in Gaza and the Houthis in Yemen, alongside Hezbollah."
While I agree with the PP that in conflict not one is ever 100% right and nobody is 100% wrong, it's so clear to me that the human aspect of this conflict is being brushed off by many who support Israel as collateral damage/terrorists' fault for hiding among civilians/secondary blasts due to munitions/etc etc). This human and personal cost is real and it does not increase the love for Israel, in fact, the opposite. I really do not see how this wraps up well for anyone. |
Anonymous
Ammo dumps cooking off, command and control centers in hospitals and schools … you do understand that Israel has not once demonstrated documentary evidence of these claims that Hasbara propaganda drones like you regurgitate in some twisted attempt to justify the actions of inhumane degenerates?l, right? They literally concoct the same excuses over and over, and eager beavers like you repeat them as if you’ve seen actual evidence of these claims. You’re part of the problem. |
Anonymous
Nice story but the IDZf is just killing civilians. Hezbollah is not hiding in hospitals or elementary schools. |
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Anonymous
DP. Those criticizing Israel are not allowed on US media. Jake Tapper Will not have anyone on who is critical of Israel. |