Looks like a new Gaza war has started

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

And everybody in the entire world knows why. Unless Israel explicitly guarantees those potential refugees a right of return then they aren't leaving.

The Palestinians are not going anywhere. Israel is never going to be allowed to deport them. Israel and Palestine are both going to have to somehow learn to live with each other.

There are 12,000 people alive today who were displaced in 1948 who live outside Israel. Israel would let them immigrate to Israel in a heartbeat. The issue is with the millions of Palestinians in the diaspora who consider themselves refugees despite having citizenship elsewhere and the Palestinians living in the Middle East who are stateless because they have deliberately been kept as refugees for political purposes for multiple generations. Israel isn’t large enough to accommodate them and the neither is the Palestinian Authority in West Bank (they have the right of return to the later). Many countries limit citizenship for great-grandchildren (e.g., Ireland, Italy, Germany, etc.). A comprehensive peace plan will need to accommodate property compensation for both displaced Arabs and Jews in Middle East, but there is not going to be a peace plan built around Israel absorbing millions of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren of displaced Palestinians, especially after the Black Saturday massacres.

Likewise, I'd hope that Israel's right of return to all Jews will be terminated. It is equally detrimental to the peace process.

Well, that’s unlikely to happen when Jews in Tunisia and Iran are getting burned alive or hung in public squares, or murdered in Sweden and France for being Jews. France, Greece, etc. also have liberal rights of return for descendants. As does the US. It’s not a new concept.

Who was burned alive or hung in a public square in Tunisia? You would think the lies and overexaggeration would stop.

An old synagogue was burned but trust me if any Jews died there, we would hear it on CNN. The only death I’ve heard about outside the region is of the 6 year old in Chicago and let’s hope it stays that way. We don’t need any more innocents of either faith dying anywhere else .

It’s sounds like you are either young or mentally ill, but Tunisia has had a number of terrorist attacks in the last couple of decades, one by Al Quaeda was a firebomb that killed people -firebombs incinerate. There have also been stabbings of Jews in Tunisia fairly recently. Your argument is Holocaust denial -adjacent - super creepy.

It’s not anywhere close to a Holocaust denial. Wtf? Why is that always the go-to?

The PP painted the image as if the burning and hanging Jews in effigy in Tunisia was happening live at the synagogue and in the now. There are consequences to throwing serious dubious allegations like that lackadaisically as we see with our President .

I wouldn’t use any hate speech or coded language against Jews so why is it ok to use coded language like “burning people” “hanging in public square” . That gives a certain image and that person knows it.

It’s a sensationalist and racist tactic.

The oldest synagogue in Africa is in Tunisia or was.
It was burned to ground early this morning. Today

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

And everybody in the entire world knows why. Unless Israel explicitly guarantees those potential refugees a right of return then they aren't leaving.

The Palestinians are not going anywhere. Israel is never going to be allowed to deport them. Israel and Palestine are both going to have to somehow learn to live with each other.

There are 12,000 people alive today who were displaced in 1948 who live outside Israel. Israel would let them immigrate to Israel in a heartbeat. The issue is with the millions of Palestinians in the diaspora who consider themselves refugees despite having citizenship elsewhere and the Palestinians living in the Middle East who are stateless because they have deliberately been kept as refugees for political purposes for multiple generations. Israel isn’t large enough to accommodate them and the neither is the Palestinian Authority in West Bank (they have the right of return to the later). Many countries limit citizenship for great-grandchildren (e.g., Ireland, Italy, Germany, etc.). A comprehensive peace plan will need to accommodate property compensation for both displaced Arabs and Jews in Middle East, but there is not going to be a peace plan built around Israel absorbing millions of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren of displaced Palestinians, especially after the Black Saturday massacres.

Likewise, I'd hope that Israel's right of return to all Jews will be terminated. It is equally detrimental to the peace process.

Well, that’s unlikely to happen when Jews in Tunisia and Iran are getting burned alive or hung in public squares, or murdered in Sweden and France for being Jews. France, Greece, etc. also have liberal rights of return for descendants. As does the US. It’s not a new concept.

Who was burned alive or hung in a public square in Tunisia? You would think the lies and overexaggeration would stop.

An old synagogue was burned but trust me if any Jews died there, we would hear it on CNN. The only death I’ve heard about outside the region is of the 6 year old in Chicago and let’s hope it stays that way. We don’t need any more innocents of either faith dying anywhere else .

It’s sounds like you are either young or mentally ill, but Tunisia has had a number of terrorist attacks in the last couple of decades, one by Al Quaeda was a firebomb that killed people -firebombs incinerate. There have also been stabbings of Jews in Tunisia fairly recently. Your argument is Holocaust denial -adjacent - super creepy.

It’s not anywhere close to a Holocaust denial. Wtf? Why is that always the go-to?

The PP painted the image as if the burning and hanging Jews in effigy in Tunisia was happening live at the synagogue and in the now. There are consequences to throwing serious dubious allegations like that lackadaisically as we see with our President .

I wouldn’t use any hate speech or coded language against Jews so why is it ok to use coded language like “burning people” “hanging in public square” . That gives a certain image and that person knows it.

It’s a sensationalist and racist tactic.

The oldest synagogue in Africa is in Tunisia or was.
It was burned to ground early this morning. Today

So sad. It was beautiful

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

Funny you say video game as Israel has produced video games about IDF soldiers where one can kill Palestinians for fun. One is called Bomb Gaza, another was called Code Red:Gaza Assault, and another is called Iron Dome Missile Defense.

Okay. And in Palestine, kindergarten graduations involve putting on skits about kidnapping and murdering Jews.

Cool. You all are terrible people, on both sides. Maybe we should let yall just work it out as you see fit. And not foot the bill.

That’s a very convenient opinion to take from the safety of the US. Which btw, originated as a colonized country, incase you’ve forgotten. so in actuality, your home country is far worse than Israelis living in their ancestral homeland and on land that was legitimately purchased en masse from Arabs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Makes you quite the hypocrite.

Are you serious? If you are making the comparison to Europeans colonizing North America, then you are closer than you think to the Israel situation. No one is doubting that what is now Israel was once the Jews ancestral Homeland and that they were mercilessly forced out of it. But the Palestinians have also always existed in that same space. Read the bible. And they were both tricked by the same Europeans into thinking that their loyalty over the course of multiple wars would allow them to have exclusive domain over what was then a colonized European colony called palestine. And so it's not convenient. It's exactly on point. And your point about legally purchasing land is just.. wrong. Could the same be said for European colonists who traded a few beads to gain land and forcibly expel Native Americans from the United states?

I think plenty of people here and throughout the world are denying that israel is the Jewish people’s ancestral homeland. Just look at pro Palestinian rallies chanting death to Israel/Jews/from the river to the sea. They want to see Israel demolished.

I recognize that it is also Palestinians ancestral homeland. They need a two state solution.

Your previous point (if you are rhe pp
I replied to) was that both sides are comprised of terrible people and we should let them sort it out. And I think that’s a way of demeaning people who were born into these circumstances from the safety of your more relatively stable home here in the US, where we could theoretically face the same issues given the origin of our country, but fortunately have not.

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

And everybody in the entire world knows why. Unless Israel explicitly guarantees those potential refugees a right of return then they aren't leaving.

The Palestinians are not going anywhere. Israel is never going to be allowed to deport them. Israel and Palestine are both going to have to somehow learn to live with each other.

There are 12,000 people alive today who were displaced in 1948 who live outside Israel. Israel would let them immigrate to Israel in a heartbeat. The issue is with the millions of Palestinians in the diaspora who consider themselves refugees despite having citizenship elsewhere and the Palestinians living in the Middle East who are stateless because they have deliberately been kept as refugees for political purposes for multiple generations. Israel isn’t large enough to accommodate them and the neither is the Palestinian Authority in West Bank (they have the right of return to the later). Many countries limit citizenship for great-grandchildren (e.g., Ireland, Italy, Germany, etc.). A comprehensive peace plan will need to accommodate property compensation for both displaced Arabs and Jews in Middle East, but there is not going to be a peace plan built around Israel absorbing millions of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren of displaced Palestinians, especially after the Black Saturday massacres.

Likewise, I'd hope that Israel's right of return to all Jews will be terminated. It is equally detrimental to the peace process.

Well, that’s unlikely to happen when Jews in Tunisia and Iran are getting burned alive or hung in public squares, or murdered in Sweden and France for being Jews. France, Greece, etc. also have liberal rights of return for descendants. As does the US. It’s not a new concept.

Who was burned alive or hung in a public square in Tunisia? You would think the lies and overexaggeration would stop.

An old synagogue was burned but trust me if any Jews died there, we would hear it on CNN. The only death I’ve heard about outside the region is of the 6 year old in Chicago and let’s hope it stays that way. We don’t need any more innocents of either faith dying anywhere else .

I’m not PP, but I wanted to point out that it is the oldest synagogue in Africa.

Which is interesting because according to a person earlier, Muslims and Arabs hated and massacred them like the European Christians did yet they had the freedom to practice their religion and build synagogues openly in the Middle East when Europe and America was hateful and anti Semitic from the 15th-early 20th century

Reading might help you. Jews were invited to settle in Europe and in MENA to serve in certain necessary jobs (like doctors or jewelers) or because they could lend money - which Christians and Muslims could not do. But they would be murdered or have their asserts confiscated or their children kidnapped or their women kidnapped at whim for millennia.

Jews never had to settle in MENA. They are indigenous. Mizrahi Jews were always in the Middle East and most of their ancestors never stepped foot in Europe. They didn’t need to. Because there were no massacres to seek refuge from.

And the necessary job part is racist BS. There were always doctors, jewellers, and all of the rest of the “necessary jobs” in the Middle East. Jews used to attend Muslim universities in the Middle East to study and become doctors when Europe wouldn’t allow them.

Muslims wouldn’t need Jewish lenders because they had their own Islamic wealth and property taxes to take care of the poor or the slaves

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

And everybody in the entire world knows why. Unless Israel explicitly guarantees those potential refugees a right of return then they aren't leaving.

The Palestinians are not going anywhere. Israel is never going to be allowed to deport them. Israel and Palestine are both going to have to somehow learn to live with each other.

There are 12,000 people alive today who were displaced in 1948 who live outside Israel. Israel would let them immigrate to Israel in a heartbeat. The issue is with the millions of Palestinians in the diaspora who consider themselves refugees despite having citizenship elsewhere and the Palestinians living in the Middle East who are stateless because they have deliberately been kept as refugees for political purposes for multiple generations. Israel isn’t large enough to accommodate them and the neither is the Palestinian Authority in West Bank (they have the right of return to the later). Many countries limit citizenship for great-grandchildren (e.g., Ireland, Italy, Germany, etc.). A comprehensive peace plan will need to accommodate property compensation for both displaced Arabs and Jews in Middle East, but there is not going to be a peace plan built around Israel absorbing millions of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren of displaced Palestinians, especially after the Black Saturday massacres.

Likewise, I'd hope that Israel's right of return to all Jews will be terminated. It is equally detrimental to the peace process.

Well, that’s unlikely to happen when Jews in Tunisia and Iran are getting burned alive or hung in public squares, or murdered in Sweden and France for being Jews. France, Greece, etc. also have liberal rights of return for descendants. As does the US. It’s not a new concept.

Who was burned alive or hung in a public square in Tunisia? You would think the lies and overexaggeration would stop.

An old synagogue was burned but trust me if any Jews died there, we would hear it on CNN. The only death I’ve heard about outside the region is of the 6 year old in Chicago and let’s hope it stays that way. We don’t need any more innocents of either faith dying anywhere else .

I’m not PP, but I wanted to point out that it is the oldest synagogue in Africa.

Which is interesting because according to a person earlier, Muslims and Arabs hated and massacred them like the European Christians did yet they had the freedom to practice their religion and build synagogues openly in the Middle East when Europe and America was hateful and anti Semitic from the 15th-early 20th century

Reading might help you. Jews were invited to settle in Europe and in MENA to serve in certain necessary jobs (like doctors or jewelers) or because they could lend money - which Christians and Muslims could not do. But they would be murdered or have their asserts confiscated or their children kidnapped or their women kidnapped at whim for millennia.

Jews never had to settle in MENA. They are indigenous. Mizrahi Jews were always in the Middle East and most of their ancestors never stepped foot in Europe. They didn’t need to. Because there were no massacres to seek refuge from.

And the necessary job part is racist BS. There were always doctors, jewellers, and all of the rest of the “necessary jobs” in the Middle East. Jews used to attend Muslim universities in the Middle East to study and become doctors when Europe wouldn’t allow them.

Muslims wouldn’t need Jewish lenders because they had their own Islamic wealth and property taxes to take care of the poor or the slaves

In Europe, Jews became bankers because Christians were barred from lending money.

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

And everybody in the entire world knows why. Unless Israel explicitly guarantees those potential refugees a right of return then they aren't leaving.

The Palestinians are not going anywhere. Israel is never going to be allowed to deport them. Israel and Palestine are both going to have to somehow learn to live with each other.

I agree. But here's what will happen. In some order, there will be a cease fire, aid will be allowed in to Gaza, and maybe some hostages/prisoners will be exchanged. Things will calm down for six months, or maybe six weeks. And then Hamas will start up again.
If they are going to live together, then people who actually want peace --on both sides-- need to be in power and terrorists need to be imprisoned.

Of course Hamas will start up again. That's what it's designed to do. The only way to defeat it is by getting rid of its supposed reason for being.

That's why steps need to be taken to empower those that accept co-existence and reduce the popularity of Hamas.

At the same time the Israeli side needs to take steps to empower those that accept co-existence while reducing the influence of the Religious Zionists. This is especially important because we can see what the trajectory of that movement is when we look at Hamas.

Both Palestinian and Israeli societies are caught in a gordian knotted negative feedback loop. We know how this goes. We've all seen or heard it before. The way Israel has been doing this so far is not a solution. It's a guarantee that the cycle will continue.

Israel needs a way out after this. What is it going to be?

I think in the long run, more and more secular Israelis will just give up and move in the interest of self-preservation, leaving the country to religious fanatics who will end up being massacred because they think they're too special to fight.
Jews will disperse and assimilate, with some small pockets of thriving Jewish communities in Canada, the US and Latin America. A lot of people will still hate Jews, the territory now known as Israel will degrade into a shithole which a lot of Arab nations will fight over, leading to a lot more dead Palestinians, and there'll still be plenty of Islamic terrorism against non-Islamic countries. So...pretty much the status quo.

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

And everybody in the entire world knows why. Unless Israel explicitly guarantees those potential refugees a right of return then they aren't leaving.

The Palestinians are not going anywhere. Israel is never going to be allowed to deport them. Israel and Palestine are both going to have to somehow learn to live with each other.

There are 12,000 people alive today who were displaced in 1948 who live outside Israel. Israel would let them immigrate to Israel in a heartbeat. The issue is with the millions of Palestinians in the diaspora who consider themselves refugees despite having citizenship elsewhere and the Palestinians living in the Middle East who are stateless because they have deliberately been kept as refugees for political purposes for multiple generations. Israel isn’t large enough to accommodate them and the neither is the Palestinian Authority in West Bank (they have the right of return to the later). Many countries limit citizenship for great-grandchildren (e.g., Ireland, Italy, Germany, etc.). A comprehensive peace plan will need to accommodate property compensation for both displaced Arabs and Jews in Middle East, but there is not going to be a peace plan built around Israel absorbing millions of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren of displaced Palestinians, especially after the Black Saturday massacres.

Likewise, I'd hope that Israel's right of return to all Jews will be terminated. It is equally detrimental to the peace process.

Well, that’s unlikely to happen when Jews in Tunisia and Iran are getting burned alive or hung in public squares, or murdered in Sweden and France for being Jews. France, Greece, etc. also have liberal rights of return for descendants. As does the US. It’s not a new concept.

Who was burned alive or hung in a public square in Tunisia? You would think the lies and overexaggeration would stop.

An old synagogue was burned but trust me if any Jews died there, we would hear it on CNN. The only death I’ve heard about outside the region is of the 6 year old in Chicago and let’s hope it stays that way. We don’t need any more innocents of either faith dying anywhere else .

I’m not PP, but I wanted to point out that it is the oldest synagogue in Africa.

Which is interesting because according to a person earlier, Muslims and Arabs hated and massacred them like the European Christians did yet they had the freedom to practice their religion and build synagogues openly in the Middle East when Europe and America was hateful and anti Semitic from the 15th-early 20th century

Reading might help you. Jews were invited to settle in Europe and in MENA to serve in certain necessary jobs (like doctors or jewelers) or because they could lend money - which Christians and Muslims could not do. But they would be murdered or have their asserts confiscated or their children kidnapped or their women kidnapped at whim for millennia.

Jews never had to settle in MENA. They are indigenous. Mizrahi Jews were always in the Middle East and most of their ancestors never stepped foot in Europe. They didn’t need to. Because there were no massacres to seek refuge from.

And the necessary job part is racist BS. There were always doctors, jewellers, and all of the rest of the “necessary jobs” in the Middle East. Jews used to attend Muslim universities in the Middle East to study and become doctors when Europe wouldn’t allow them.

Muslims wouldn’t need Jewish lenders because they had their own Islamic wealth and property taxes to take care of the poor or the slaves

In Europe, Jews became bankers because Christians were barred from lending money.

Muslims also don’t believe in lending or interest so it makes no sense that they would borrow from Jewish lenders or need Jewish doctors. The region that created surgery and advanced modern medicine itself created some of the finest Jewish doctors including one of the finest Torah scholars Maimonides.


The racism is sad to see.

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

And everybody in the entire world knows why. Unless Israel explicitly guarantees those potential refugees a right of return then they aren't leaving.

The Palestinians are not going anywhere. Israel is never going to be allowed to deport them. Israel and Palestine are both going to have to somehow learn to live with each other.

There are 12,000 people alive today who were displaced in 1948 who live outside Israel. Israel would let them immigrate to Israel in a heartbeat. The issue is with the millions of Palestinians in the diaspora who consider themselves refugees despite having citizenship elsewhere and the Palestinians living in the Middle East who are stateless because they have deliberately been kept as refugees for political purposes for multiple generations. Israel isn’t large enough to accommodate them and the neither is the Palestinian Authority in West Bank (they have the right of return to the later). Many countries limit citizenship for great-grandchildren (e.g., Ireland, Italy, Germany, etc.). A comprehensive peace plan will need to accommodate property compensation for both displaced Arabs and Jews in Middle East, but there is not going to be a peace plan built around Israel absorbing millions of great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren of displaced Palestinians, especially after the Black Saturday massacres.

Likewise, I'd hope that Israel's right of return to all Jews will be terminated. It is equally detrimental to the peace process.

Well, that’s unlikely to happen when Jews in Tunisia and Iran are getting burned alive or hung in public squares, or murdered in Sweden and France for being Jews. France, Greece, etc. also have liberal rights of return for descendants. As does the US. It’s not a new concept.

Who was burned alive or hung in a public square in Tunisia? You would think the lies and overexaggeration would stop.

An old synagogue was burned but trust me if any Jews died there, we would hear it on CNN. The only death I’ve heard about outside the region is of the 6 year old in Chicago and let’s hope it stays that way. We don’t need any more innocents of either faith dying anywhere else .

I’m not PP, but I wanted to point out that it is the oldest synagogue in Africa.

Which is interesting because according to a person earlier, Muslims and Arabs hated and massacred them like the European Christians did yet they had the freedom to practice their religion and build synagogues openly in the Middle East when Europe and America was hateful and anti Semitic from the 15th-early 20th century

Reading might help you. Jews were invited to settle in Europe and in MENA to serve in certain necessary jobs (like doctors or jewelers) or because they could lend money - which Christians and Muslims could not do. But they would be murdered or have their asserts confiscated or their children kidnapped or their women kidnapped at whim for millennia.

Jews never had to settle in MENA. They are indigenous. Mizrahi Jews were always in the Middle East and most of their ancestors never stepped foot in Europe. They didn’t need to. Because there were no massacres to seek refuge from.

And the necessary job part is racist BS. There were always doctors, jewellers, and all of the rest of the “necessary jobs” in the Middle East. Jews used to attend Muslim universities in the Middle East to study and become doctors when Europe wouldn’t allow them.

Muslims wouldn’t need Jewish lenders because they had their own Islamic wealth and property taxes to take care of the poor or the slaves

In Europe, Jews became bankers because Christians were barred from lending money.

Actually Jews were barred from owning land and doing much of anything. They were forced into various jobs because they were prohibited from doing pretty much anything else.

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Anonymous wrote:Some basic history:

1. Palestinians did not have a unified ethnic identity until they formed one in opposition to Jews in Mandatory Palestine in the early 20th Century. Ethnically they are Arabs. As late as 1940, one could be a Palestinian Jew, Palestinian Christian, Palestinian atheist … there was nothing ethnic about being Palestinian. It was geographic.

2. Arabs did not always live in the same place. The place that is Israel was Jewish until the Romans conquered the Kingdom of Judea in the 5th Century BC. Then it was Christian. It did not have Muslims in any significant numbers until the 1500s.

3. Jews always lived there. Sometimes there were more than others, but they were always there. Mandatory Palestine in 1945 had 500,000 Jews and 1 million Muslims.

1. Correct. Palestinian was the ethnicity. They are Arabs, who are semitic peoples. And thw land that is israel and the palestinian territories is their homeland. A shared homeland, since the days of David and Goliath.

2. True. Jews also did not always live in the same place. The vast majority of Israelis have come from Europe, the US and elsewhere.

3. That sounds right. Shared homeland.

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

Funny you say video game as Israel has produced video games about IDF soldiers where one can kill Palestinians for fun. One is called Bomb Gaza, another was called Code Red:Gaza Assault, and another is called Iron Dome Missile Defense.

Okay. And in Palestine, kindergarten graduations involve putting on skits about kidnapping and murdering Jews.

Cool. You all are terrible people, on both sides. Maybe we should let yall just work it out as you see fit. And not foot the bill.

The Islamophobia and anti-Arab sentiment are so intense on the pro-Israel side. It's really mind-blowing how much hate and racism they get away with while simultaneously accusing all of their detractors of "antisemitism". In a few hundred years, I'm sure the history books will have named this psychosis/era - whatever you call it - but to live it is something else.

Yah. The pro Israel rallies are really frightening with their Palestinian flag burning and chanting death to Palestinians. Not.

I take it you've never seen a settler rally in Israel? They don't chant Death to Palestinians because they deny the very existence of Palestinians. Instead they chant Death to Arabs. Two members of Bibi's cabinet have done it regularly and are quite open with their feelings. There's probably one happening in the West Bank right now.

By the way, those two cabinet members? One is in charge of the Israeli Police while the other is in charge of disbursing government funds.

Are Palestinians not Arabs?

One of the pro-Israel talking points is that there is no “Palestinian” identity, they are just “Arabs” and should therefore go live in some other Arab country. This is an incredibly bigoted hot take.

All of these little countries like Jordan, Lebanon, etc., have their own identity, the people who were forcibly expelled from the land can trace their ancestry there, they are indigenous to the land and people can deny that until they are blue in the face.

It’s not though. The notion of a Palestinian Muslim identity is not an ethnic idea. It’s nationalism and it’s relatively new:

Emergence of a distinct identity

The timing and causes behind the emergence of a distinctively Palestinian national consciousness among the Arabs of Palestine are matters of scholarly disagreement. Some argue that it can be traced as far back as the peasants' revolt in Palestine in 1834 (or even as early as the 17th century), while others argue that it did not emerge until after the Mandatory Palestine period.[59][112] Legal historian Assaf Likhovski states that the prevailing view is that Palestinian identity originated in the early decades of the 20th century,[59] when an embryonic desire among Palestinians for self-government in the face of generalized fears that Zionism would lead to a Jewish state and the dispossession of the Arab majority crystallised among most editors, Christian and Muslim, of local newspapers.[113] The term itself Filasṭīnī was first introduced by Khalīl Beidas in a translation of a Russian work on the Holy Land into Arabic in 1898. After that, its usage gradually spread so that, by 1908, with the loosening of censorship controls under late Ottoman rule, a number of Muslim, Christian and Jewish correspondents writing for newspapers began to use the term with great frequency in referring to the 'Palestinian people'(ahl/ahālī Filasṭīn), 'Palestinians' (al-Filasṭīnīyūn) the 'sons of Palestine(abnā’ Filasṭīn) or to 'Palestinian society',(al-mujtama' al-filasṭīnī).[114]

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Anonymous wrote:Some basic history:

1. Palestinians did not have a unified ethnic identity until they formed one in opposition to Jews in Mandatory Palestine in the early 20th Century. Ethnically they are Arabs. As late as 1940, one could be a Palestinian Jew, Palestinian Christian, Palestinian atheist … there was nothing ethnic about being Palestinian. It was geographic.

2. Arabs did not always live in the same place. The place that is Israel was Jewish until the Romans conquered the Kingdom of Judea in the 5th Century BC. Then it was Christian. It did not have Muslims in any significant numbers until the 1500s.

3. Jews always lived there. Sometimes there were more than others, but they were always there. Mandatory Palestine in 1945 had 500,000 Jews and 1 million Muslims.

You keep conflating Palestinian and Muslim. Religion is not the defining feature of Palestinianism. It's a secular nationality just like the vast majority of them around the world.

Non-Jews have also always lived in the region. The Israelites were not the only people there 3,000 years ago. Those people converted over time but the Palestinians are their descendants. They all got taken over by the Babylonians.

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Anonymous wrote:Some basic history:

1. Palestinians did not have a unified ethnic identity until they formed one in opposition to Jews in Mandatory Palestine in the early 20th Century. Ethnically they are Arabs. As late as 1940, one could be a Palestinian Jew, Palestinian Christian, Palestinian atheist … there was nothing ethnic about being Palestinian. It was geographic.

2. Arabs did not always live in the same place. The place that is Israel was Jewish until the Romans conquered the Kingdom of Judea in the 5th Century BC. Then it was Christian. It did not have Muslims in any significant numbers until the 1500s.

3. Jews always lived there. Sometimes there were more than others, but they were always there. Mandatory Palestine in 1945 had 500,000 Jews and 1 million Muslims.

1. Correct. Palestinian was the ethnicity. They are Arabs, who are semitic peoples. And thw land that is israel and the palestinian territories is their homeland. A shared homeland, since the days of David and Goliath.

2. True. Jews also did not always live in the same place. The vast majority of Israelis have come from Europe, the US and elsewhere.

3. That sounds right. Shared homeland.

Completely wrong.

Arabs have been around forever. Not Palestinian Arabs as a distinct identity. Palestine was a geographic area with all sorts of people: Jews, Romans, Christians, Muslims. There was no distinct national identity among Palestinian Arabs until 1834 at the earliest.

Jews are overwhelmingly from the Middle East. Ashkenazim are ethnically Middle Eastern. Mizrahim are the same. Sephardim are from Spain and Northern Africa.

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Anonymous wrote:Some basic history:

1. Palestinians did not have a unified ethnic identity until they formed one in opposition to Jews in Mandatory Palestine in the early 20th Century. Ethnically they are Arabs. As late as 1940, one could be a Palestinian Jew, Palestinian Christian, Palestinian atheist … there was nothing ethnic about being Palestinian. It was geographic.

2. Arabs did not always live in the same place. The place that is Israel was Jewish until the Romans conquered the Kingdom of Judea in the 5th Century BC. Then it was Christian. It did not have Muslims in any significant numbers until the 1500s.

3. Jews always lived there. Sometimes there were more than others, but they were always there. Mandatory Palestine in 1945 had 500,000 Jews and 1 million Muslims.

You keep conflating Palestinian and Muslim. Religion is not the defining feature of Palestinianism. It's a secular nationality just like the vast majority of them around the world.

Non-Jews have also always lived in the region. The Israelites were not the only people there 3,000 years ago. Those people converted over time but the Palestinians are their descendants. They all got taken over by the Babylonians.

Umm … that’s what I said.

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

Funny you say video game as Israel has produced video games about IDF soldiers where one can kill Palestinians for fun. One is called Bomb Gaza, another was called Code Red:Gaza Assault, and another is called Iron Dome Missile Defense.

Okay. And in Palestine, kindergarten graduations involve putting on skits about kidnapping and murdering Jews.

Cool. You all are terrible people, on both sides. Maybe we should let yall just work it out as you see fit. And not foot the bill.

The Islamophobia and anti-Arab sentiment are so intense on the pro-Israel side. It's really mind-blowing how much hate and racism they get away with while simultaneously accusing all of their detractors of "antisemitism". In a few hundred years, I'm sure the history books will have named this psychosis/era - whatever you call it - but to live it is something else.

Yah. The pro Israel rallies are really frightening with their Palestinian flag burning and chanting death to Palestinians. Not.

I take it you've never seen a settler rally in Israel? They don't chant Death to Palestinians because they deny the very existence of Palestinians. Instead they chant Death to Arabs. Two members of Bibi's cabinet have done it regularly and are quite open with their feelings. There's probably one happening in the West Bank right now.

By the way, those two cabinet members? One is in charge of the Israeli Police while the other is in charge of disbursing government funds.

Are Palestinians not Arabs?

One of the pro-Israel talking points is that there is no “Palestinian” identity, they are just “Arabs” and should therefore go live in some other Arab country. This is an incredibly bigoted hot take.

All of these little countries like Jordan, Lebanon, etc., have their own identity, the people who were forcibly expelled from the land can trace their ancestry there, they are indigenous to the land and people can deny that until they are blue in the face.

It’s not though. The notion of a Palestinian Muslim identity is not an ethnic idea. It’s nationalism and it’s relatively new:

Emergence of a distinct identity

The timing and causes behind the emergence of a distinctively Palestinian national consciousness among the Arabs of Palestine are matters of scholarly disagreement. Some argue that it can be traced as far back as the peasants' revolt in Palestine in 1834 (or even as early as the 17th century), while others argue that it did not emerge until after the Mandatory Palestine period.[59][112] Legal historian Assaf Likhovski states that the prevailing view is that Palestinian identity originated in the early decades of the 20th century,[59] when an embryonic desire among Palestinians for self-government in the face of generalized fears that Zionism would lead to a Jewish state and the dispossession of the Arab majority crystallised among most editors, Christian and Muslim, of local newspapers.[113] The term itself Filasṭīnī was first introduced by Khalīl Beidas in a translation of a Russian work on the Holy Land into Arabic in 1898. After that, its usage gradually spread so that, by 1908, with the loosening of censorship controls under late Ottoman rule, a number of Muslim, Christian and Jewish correspondents writing for newspapers began to use the term with great frequency in referring to the 'Palestinian people'(ahl/ahālī Filasṭīn), 'Palestinians' (al-Filasṭīnīyūn) the 'sons of Palestine(abnā’ Filasṭīn) or to 'Palestinian society',(al-mujtama' al-filasṭīnī).[114]

You do realize the Torah itself discusses the Philistines? If you spoke Arabic you would know that is Palestinian

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Anonymous wrote:All because of the Big Lie. This is what happens when terrorists declare a Day of Unparalleled Anger.

This is what happens when you let terrorists walk across your border and you respond by targeting refugees convoys and hospitals. Wait till the ground war starts. That will break Egypt neutral support for Israel. You think this is not going to be a sh#t show all through the ME. There will be a total realignment, minimum a few assassinations of heads of state(Saudi and Egypt) and it will not favor Israel.

Now let’s talk about those leftist democrats, BLM and students who support Palestinians. Oh they are so evil and the cause of all these problems for Israel! If only we can silence those people everything will be fine.

Tunisia is a mess. Has been for a long while. I am sorry for the loss of the Torah, but these days of rage are mostly ridiculous spectacle.

The way American Jews feel about Israelis being slaughtered by Hamas is exactly how Muslims around the world feel about Palestinians being slaughtered by Israel.
You don’t understand their pain? It’s the same pain a Jewish person is feeling right now

They feel so badly that they won't help save the civilians still there. Give me a break

Save them how? Egypt tried and IDF bombed the Rafah crossing. America says sorry peeps, we can’t save tax paying American citizens in Gaza but we can send a ship and planes to Israel to ship American citizens out ASAP.

Do you think Tunisia wants to war with Israel so they can bomb Tunisian hospitals and children too?

People have been waiting at the Rafa border for days. Egypt could open it if they wanted to.

If they do, Israel would bomb the crossing again then go a bit further and accidentally bomb a nearby target in Egypt saying it was to bomb Hamas bunkers. The Egyptians know this.

Who knows? If this shitshow keeps continuing , I see worse escalation to continue and with the American presidents comments, he just endangered all our ambassadors in the Middle East with one single comment. Poor Anthony Blinken looked mortified

Egypt and Jordan said straight out they will not take in Palestinians. Did you not know about that, or do you just want to speculate about what Israel would do, like you are deciding on which move to make in a video game?

Funny you say video game as Israel has produced video games about IDF soldiers where one can kill Palestinians for fun. One is called Bomb Gaza, another was called Code Red:Gaza Assault, and another is called Iron Dome Missile Defense.

Okay. And in Palestine, kindergarten graduations involve putting on skits about kidnapping and murdering Jews.

Cool. You all are terrible people, on both sides. Maybe we should let yall just work it out as you see fit. And not foot the bill.

The Islamophobia and anti-Arab sentiment are so intense on the pro-Israel side. It's really mind-blowing how much hate and racism they get away with while simultaneously accusing all of their detractors of "antisemitism". In a few hundred years, I'm sure the history books will have named this psychosis/era - whatever you call it - but to live it is something else.

Yah. The pro Israel rallies are really frightening with their Palestinian flag burning and chanting death to Palestinians. Not.

I take it you've never seen a settler rally in Israel? They don't chant Death to Palestinians because they deny the very existence of Palestinians. Instead they chant Death to Arabs. Two members of Bibi's cabinet have done it regularly and are quite open with their feelings. There's probably one happening in the West Bank right now.

By the way, those two cabinet members? One is in charge of the Israeli Police while the other is in charge of disbursing government funds.

Are Palestinians not Arabs?

One of the pro-Israel talking points is that there is no “Palestinian” identity, they are just “Arabs” and should therefore go live in some other Arab country. This is an incredibly bigoted hot take.

All of these little countries like Jordan, Lebanon, etc., have their own identity, the people who were forcibly expelled from the land can trace their ancestry there, they are indigenous to the land and people can deny that until they are blue in the face.

It’s not though. The notion of a Palestinian Muslim identity is not an ethnic idea. It’s nationalism and it’s relatively new:

Emergence of a distinct identity

The timing and causes behind the emergence of a distinctively Palestinian national consciousness among the Arabs of Palestine are matters of scholarly disagreement. Some argue that it can be traced as far back as the peasants' revolt in Palestine in 1834 (or even as early as the 17th century), while others argue that it did not emerge until after the Mandatory Palestine period.[59][112] Legal historian Assaf Likhovski states that the prevailing view is that Palestinian identity originated in the early decades of the 20th century,[59] when an embryonic desire among Palestinians for self-government in the face of generalized fears that Zionism would lead to a Jewish state and the dispossession of the Arab majority crystallised among most editors, Christian and Muslim, of local newspapers.[113] The term itself Filasṭīnī was first introduced by Khalīl Beidas in a translation of a Russian work on the Holy Land into Arabic in 1898. After that, its usage gradually spread so that, by 1908, with the loosening of censorship controls under late Ottoman rule, a number of Muslim, Christian and Jewish correspondents writing for newspapers began to use the term with great frequency in referring to the 'Palestinian people'(ahl/ahālī Filasṭīn), 'Palestinians' (al-Filasṭīnīyūn) the 'sons of Palestine(abnā’ Filasṭīn) or to 'Palestinian society',(al-mujtama' al-filasṭīnī).[114]

In Arab countries people primarily tie themselves to their village of origin. My own family can trace our records in our home village at least 500 years, or double the existence of the United States. While a national identity may be relatively new throughout the entire Middle East, this doesn’t mean that people don’t have a clear sense of homeland and place.