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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]HAMAS is a death-cult.

They literally want to die in order to become martyrs.[/quote]

The AUDACITY of a ZIONIST calling someone else but THEMSELF a death cult. Your policies kill innocent children

every.single.day.

My close American friend just got back from Gaza where he volunteered as a doctor for a couple of weeks. He received multiple victims with gunshots to the head from food aid traps. He video taped it! Mostly children and teenagers.

Zionists want “Chaim” for themselves and death to everybody who resists the outright thievery of their homes. [/quote]

You dodged the question.

It’s true that Hamas slaughtered over a thousand civilians (including attacking a civilian music festival) and continues to hold hostages, which is a flagrant human right abuse. Hamas is a designated terrorist organization.

Don’t you agree with these simple facts?  (I’m not interested in your childish what-aboutisms. Do you agree or not?).[/quote]

DP.[b] Most of the evidence suggests that the majority of Israeli civilians deaths on Oct7 were result of IDF tank and artillery fire.[/b] The area in which Oct7 happened is moderate and a stronghold of opposition against Netanyahu. One of the few areas in the country like that. It seems very convenient that this area had troops moved to other areas of Israel before the attack, the IDF showed little concern for civilians collateral damage and Israel has done nothing to get the hostages taken from the area back. [/quote]

I mean, what? Are you serious? Whatever else you think about this situation, that is just absolutely dishonest nonsense. Hamas owns every one of those deaths, they filmed them, they broadcast them, they shared them with the world. Even the Arab states acknowledge Hamas killed over a thousand people on 10/7, it's not up for debate. If you are going to start an argument with such absolute revisionist history and BS, then nothing else you say is worth listening to.

And full disclosure, I lost several friends at Kibbutz Nir Oz. I don't support the current Israeli governement's handling of the his war, nor do most of my Israeli friends and family members. But I will not stay silent in the face of such absolute dishonesty about what happened that day.[/quote]

The information will come out but it will take years because Bibi is going nowhere. The type of light weapon Hamas had not blow the clothes off civilians or reduce buildings to rubble. There are plenty of signs of what happened and who killed who. Lots coverup and rallying to the flag by the Israelis.

The rape claims were propagated by Israeli civilians dead not having clothes on. Artillery, helicopters missiles fire and tank fire commonly will blow clothing from the victims and destroy buildings. These weapons on impact cause blast overpressure and wind blast. The blast overpressure alone kills people within 50 meters. This is not the fragmentation that extends out from there. There was a lot of collateral damage and deaths caused by the IDF. The rank and file IDF is not trained to do urban hostages rescue.

When the US Marines went in to Fallujah in 2004 estimates of Iraqi civilian deaths ranged from 271 to 731 and the US military suffered 27 deaths. The second battle of Fallujah resulted in even higher civilian casualties estimates ranging from 600 to over 800. This was with the US Marines fully prepared and briefed with strict ROE. The IDF was in full panic mode and had no ROE. [/quote]

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