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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here is proof they are as bad if not worse. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/11/03/the-torture-video-shaking-israel-to-its-core/[/quote] Who the heck thinks IDF does no wrong?[/quote] When the discussion hangs on “who is worse, these ‘sub-human animals’ we’re relentlessly browbeaten into being told are terrorists or this foreign nation that has received over $300 billion (with a ‘b’) in direct aid from our U.S. government over the past few decades, primarily hit the purpose of bombing those terrorists back to the 9th century?”, you’ve already lost the debate …[/quote] Bombing them back to the 9th century won't help; that's their current level of civilization, as amply demonstrated by their behavior. The Palestinians need systemic cultural reform if they are to evolve from their persistent inability to help themselves. [/quote] I’m glad you said this because such misconceptions about “unsophisticated” Palestinians are why Israel let 10/7 happen in the first place and probably it’s why 9/11 happened to. They really think they are less intelligent subhuman animals and laughed off all the memos and all the warnings they received about Hamas wanting to take 200 hostages and takeover the country yet they did just that in less than 48 hours. Arrogance is Israel and the United States biggest problem. What they did in sandals and parachutes Is something Israel could’ve never dreamed would ever happen and her it did. Being the richer country or the one with the most tech means nothing at the end of the day. Hamas studied the Vietcong in depth and copied the tunnels/trench warfare strategy and its one the Israelis know they can’t win at or defeat. They are going to leave Gaza once again with their tail between their legs unable to finally rid the strip of Hamas or Hezbollah for that matter. Israel lives in a Bubble of delusion [/quote] Yet, somehow, apparently against all odds given Hamas' strategic and tactical genius, Gaza was reduced to rubble, 60K or so Palestinians are dead, and what is left for the Palestinians is about half the size of what they occupied previously. [/quote] This, for sure. Hamas rose to power on promises of exterminating Jews and Israel, but succeeded only in provoking a notable degree of self-destruction. All the whining about IDF activity conveniently avoids any recognition for why IDF activity occurs at all. Had Hamas stayed in Gaza, there'd be no IDF activity to complain about. There is plenty of apologist wailing about how staying in Gaza wasn't tolerable, acceptable, reasonable, a insufficient base for beginning to build a working society, etc., but it all boils down to a replay of Dec. 7 1941 but with different actors: a sneak attack predicated on a belief that the status quo wasn't going to satisfy the attackers' expansionist and nationalist dreams. Apparently the Palestinians are who Santayana and Churchill had in mind when they said that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. From 1948 to now, the Palestinians have lost every conflict they provoked, but do they ever contemplate a path forward which doesn't involve violence, terror, or co-existence with Israel? It seems that's too complex a concept for them. [/quote] Hilarious. Moronic, but hilarious. So IDF war crimes in Gaza are merely in response, huh? Explain their war crimes in the West Bank then?[/quote] What "war crimes"? Losers attaching labels doesn't imbue them with legitimacy. The West Bank was lost by Jordan in a war it started. It belongs now to the victor. If the inhabitatns prefer to live in Gaza with their brethren Palestinians, bon voyage. Don't like losing territory? Don't start conflicts. [/quote] International law views Gaza and the West Bank as one-and-the-same, occupied territories. International law also prohibits displacement of people following any war. You’re dead wrong on the facts, and the law. Shocker. Let’s try this again … With that giant Ashkenazi brain of yours, how are you so incapable of explaining why the West Bank natives are forced to endure the same Israeli evil despite sitting on their hands and doing nothing of what you claim the Gazans did to “deserve” their dose of Israeli evil? Losers? Bro, you’ve been kicked out of dozens of countries for bad behavior, exploiting vulnerable populations, and your general inability to coexist with others; you think a book about burning bushes and vengeful smiting of non-Jews anointed you “chosen” above all others; you got your ass kicked to and fro for centuries; and now you only exist as a den of apartheid, war crimes, genetic defects, and pedophilia due to Western welfare brought about by corruption of the American political system. Who is the loser again … ?[/quote] Looks like Gaza and its population certainly aren't winners by any conceivable application of that word. No word salad changes the reality of what happened - Palestinian terrorists attacked, and got wiped out. Their bases have been destroyed. Their people crushed. their ally Iran emasculated. Which side won? You tell us. [/quote] Iran wasn’t emasculated at all. Israel was the drunk little guy in the bar throwing the first punch and then cowering away once slammed. That’s literally what happened with the war and Iron dome that flopped. Trump and Netanyahu backed down. The 85 year old ayatollah is still tweeting away and Iran if they weren’t before are probably even more determined to get nuke capability now in order to serve as a deterrent to Israel/the US. Also, thousands more young Israelis fled to Greece during that weeklong Showdown only Further reducing Israel’s fledgling population[/quote] Many of them are also fleeing to Cyprus, Portugal and back to Brooklyn as they become pariahs for they Nazi-like behavior https://www.timesofisrael.com/thousands-of-israelis-line-up-for-appointment-to-obtain-portuguese-citizenship/[/quote] Can't wait for these newcomers to start screaming antisemitism after these countries have graciously allowed them to come in. Let the new wave of grift commence.[/quote] [b]I notice that no countries are willing to admit Palestinians.[/b] Why would that be, since they such productive, self-supporting, and peaceable people who always seek to coexist with those around them? [/quote] Are Israelis welcome in the Middle East or Europe over. Palestinians? Greece didn’t seem too happy about the Israeli refugees coming over. Bibi is trying to push Anti Turkish sentiment again from The Greek but it turns out the Greeks aren’t fans of Israel and see the tricks a mile away. [/quote]
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