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Anonymous
Are you really this dumb? IG is where the footage is of the interview. Are you really this slow-witted and think because it's posted on IG, that means the footage itself is fake? You know you can find lots of historical reels on IG. Do you think if a clip of the Titanic is posted on IG, the footage itself is not real? This is precisely why you guys are losing. EVERY garbage network you probably watch is ON IG. You do know that, right? They post clips on IG. |
Anonymous
Because they cannot argue against the content of the post, their last resort is to try and attack the source. Anything posted by independent media which goes against the Zionist narrative, for example drop site news or breaking points, is considered to them as fake news. Absolutely delusional. |
Anonymous
I was simply responding to the farce that Iran is “not going after Israeli citizens” for “moral reasons.” That actually made me laugh. They hit ten apartment buildings. If more of their missiles had gotten through, a lot more Israelis would be dead. So let’s not pretend they’re not giving as good as they get. |
Anonymous
Giving as good as they get? There’s been literally one single day in history where Israel absorbed more casualties than whatever “enemy” they happened to be attacking that day. 10/7/2023 On literally every other day - over 28,000 days since the State of Israel established itself - the “enemy” has incurred more casualties than the State of Israel. And typically far more. Don’t you dare falsely suggest that the groups and countries that have been targeted by Israel’s “preemptive self-defense” meat grinder since 1948 have gotten anywhere close to giving what they’ve gotten. We can thank ourselves, France, and the U.K. for leaning on the table to ensure it’s never been close to a fair fight. |
Anonymous
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trump is now demanding the JCPOA as a resolution, but without Obama's signature.
We truly live in the dumbest of times. |
Anonymous
It is for moral reasons. They could bomb a school. They’re specifically targeting Israeli government and military sites |
Anonymous
| No wonder Israel loves trump and considers him king status. Look at how he celebrated mueller’s death. They all have the same disgusting value system and lack of empathy for perceived enemies. |
Anonymous
You think Israel sees Trump as a “king”? LOL. He’s their slavish worm. |
Anonymous
They prefer “legitimate” news outlets where they report ever piece of garbage Israel claims. Dana Bash sitting there weeping over 40 imaginary headless babies running around. And she still to this day lies about the rapes. |
Anonymous
It's telling when ZNN hasn't had on Mearsheimer, Pape, or Parsi during this illegal invasion but if you do a search you'll notice they were on ZNN years ago. |
Anonymous
Well, Yes you’re right but they call Him king to boost his ego falsely because they know that’s how to butter the fool up |
Anonymous
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Israel can purposely kill hundreds of thousands of civilians in country after country, use the equivalent of 6 atomic bombs in Gaza, starve children and just act like a rabid, frothing-at-the-mouth dog...and still have the nerve to expect sympathy.
Really, just F off, you certifiable monsters who expect anyone to care when Israel has attacked all of its neighbors. Psychos think they are the victim. |
Anonymous
Israel deliberately builds govt, military, and intelligence infrastucture and facilities on, near, or under hospitals and schools. Yet no schools have been bombed. Unlike in Gaza where the there was almost zero evidence of Hamas activity in these types of bldgs yet the IDF made bogus claims and bombed 1000s of hospitals, schools, and religious centers, many of them double taps. Once again every accusation is a confession. https://truthlytics.com/israels-military-and-intelligence-agencies-in-civilian-areas-of-tel-aviv/ In Tel Aviv, military infrastructure is tightly interwoven with everyday civilian life. Military helicopters land on rooftops, communication bunkers exist near cafés, and command centers sit just blocks from schools, hospitals, and synagogues. Israel argues that its robust civil defense infrastructure—such as underground bunkers, early-warning systems, and hardened buildings—mitigates civilian risk. This proximity raises profound ethical concerns about effectively using civilians as a buffer, mirroring tactics Israel often condemns in Gaza. The agencies are embedded within or adjacent to dense civilian neighborhoods, where daily life continues amid this high-stakes backdrop. Israel maintains that housing critical infrastructure in a bustling civilian city signals resilience and a refusal to retreat in the face of threats. Strategically, the presence of military sites amid civilian areas may deter enemy attacks by raising the international stakes of striking Israeli targets. Yet despite these arguments, the policy remains highly controversial, raising pressing legal and moral question. Critics also highlight the irony in Israel’s accusations against groups like Hamas, particularly given its own military tactics. In 2023, Israeli military officials widely condemned Hamas for violating international law by embedding command posts in hospitals, schools and civilian neighborhoods. Israel justifies strikes on residential buildings and hospitals by alleging that Hamas militarizes these spaces. Yet many argue that Israel has itself created a form of deterrence by embedding the Kirya military complex, Mossad, and Shin Bet facilities in the heart of Tel Aviv—fully aware that adversaries may hesitate to strike such locations due to the high risk of civilian casualties and potential international condemnation. |