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Anonymous wrote:Prior to the election pretty much said this would happen if Trump was elected. Kudos to the uncommitted team for this.

Umm no. Shame on the democrats for not being better and actually earning the pro-Palestinian vote. Asking people to choose between two bad options and then blaming the people…classic.

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Anonymous wrote:As if the neighboring countries, Egypt, Jordan and Lebnanon, don't already have millions of displaced Palestenians whose homes and land have been taken by Israel.

The only country that doesn't want to deal with the refugees they created is Israel. They want to ethnically cleanse like Germany did after WWII but is facing the same issue when the U.S. and Europe didn't want to take any refugees. Just look at the West Bank as further proof.

Israel is not evening honoring the ceasfire with Lebanon and is trying to stay permenantly in the south Lebnanon area and parts of Syria. This is Leibensraum.

https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/trump-says-he-wants-to-clean-out-gaza-send-refugees-to-egypt-and-jordan-d90beccc

80 year anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz

And Jews in Israel are busy exterminating the Palestinians.

Never again is meaningless to Jews in Israel. But the entire world sees the evil that Bibi and the Jews are doing.

Never Again does indeed mean something to Jews everywhere, in Israel and beyond, as the terrorists and their supporters are finding out, and have consistently found out with each new attack since Israel was founded. The meaning of the phrase is painful to those attackers and supporters, as it rightly should be. Those who act to try to harm Jews or to obliterate Israel are always repaid in kind, many times over. Can't take the heat? Don't start the fire.

Yes every day they make sure the holocaust happens. The phrase Never again only means the Jews have replaced the Nazis.

+1000. Constantly play the victim in the US, perpetrate the same actions in the locations where they are the majority.

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Anonymous wrote:As if the neighboring countries, Egypt, Jordan and Lebnanon, don't already have millions of displaced Palestenians whose homes and land have been taken by Israel.

The only country that doesn't want to deal with the refugees they created is Israel. They want to ethnically cleanse like Germany did after WWII but is facing the same issue when the U.S. and Europe didn't want to take any refugees. Just look at the West Bank as further proof.

Israel is not evening honoring the ceasfire with Lebanon and is trying to stay permenantly in the south Lebnanon area and parts of Syria. This is Leibensraum.

https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/trump-says-he-wants-to-clean-out-gaza-send-refugees-to-egypt-and-jordan-d90beccc

80 year anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz

And Jews in Israel are busy exterminating the Palestinians.

Never again is meaningless to Jews in Israel. But the entire world sees the evil that Bibi and the Jews are doing.

Never Again does indeed mean something to Jews everywhere, in Israel and beyond, as the terrorists and their supporters are finding out, and have consistently found out with each new attack since Israel was founded. The meaning of the phrase is painful to those attackers and supporters, as it rightly should be. Those who act to try to harm Jews or to obliterate Israel are always repaid in kind, many times over. Can't take the heat? Don't start the fire.

Yes every day they make sure the holocaust happens. The phrase Never again only means the Jews have replaced the Nazis.

+1000. Constantly play the victim in the US, perpetrate the same actions in the locations where they are the majority.

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Anonymous wrote:Did people not see this coming? He and Jared want to build a resort in Gaza.

There will be a Trump Tower or Resort in Gaza within 10 years.

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Anonymous wrote:When do you think the IDF will bomb the crowds of Palestinians returning to northern Gaza? The IDF must be going crazy seeing all those refugees out in the open.

When terrorists hide among them.

Oh yes, forgot about the ‘human shields’ justification that we always hear IDF say

The truth is often inconvenient when you have no actual facts to contradict them. Nobody believes Hamas doesn't hide among the civilian population, in their apartment buildings, hospitals, schools, and mosques. While Hamas would like to think that gives them a free pass, it doesn't. It just increases the otherwise avoidable collateral damage.

Hamas are technically civilians since they cannot legally be classified as an army since they arent a country. Do they have a uniform, any names? They're all masked so any adult male can be Hamas. Some can be IDF by day and Hamas by night for all we know. Israel having no choice but to carpet bomb Hamas would be valid if not for the intentional gunshots to 5 year olds done by the IDF. Why shoot kids in the head 70 times? Are they Hamas too? Why burn a maternity ward down full of preemies? Are they Hamas too?

The cruelty only creates more Hamas or more popularity or justification for them I would imagine. Hamas is not something that can be rooted out by bombs as Hamas is an idea not a person.

Ideology is only resolved by providing another ideology.

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Anonymous wrote:As if the neighboring countries, Egypt, Jordan and Lebnanon, don't already have millions of displaced Palestenians whose homes and land have been taken by Israel.

The only country that doesn't want to deal with the refugees they created is Israel. They want to ethnically cleanse like Germany did after WWII but is facing the same issue when the U.S. and Europe didn't want to take any refugees. Just look at the West Bank as further proof.

Israel is not evening honoring the ceasfire with Lebanon and is trying to stay permenantly in the south Lebnanon area and parts of Syria. This is Leibensraum.

https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/trump-says-he-wants-to-clean-out-gaza-send-refugees-to-egypt-and-jordan-d90beccc

80 year anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz

And Jews in Israel are busy exterminating the Palestinians.

Never again is meaningless to Jews in Israel. But the entire world sees the evil that Bibi and the Jews are doing.

Never Again does indeed mean something to Jews everywhere, in Israel and beyond, as the terrorists and their supporters are finding out, and have consistently found out with each new attack since Israel was founded. The meaning of the phrase is painful to those attackers and supporters, as it rightly should be. Those who act to try to harm Jews or to obliterate Israel are always repaid in kind, many times over. Can't take the heat? Don't start the fire.

Yes every day they make sure the holocaust happens. The phrase Never again only means the Jews have replaced the Nazis.

Anonymous wrote:As if the neighboring countries, Egypt, Jordan and Lebnanon, don't already have millions of displaced Palestenians whose homes and land have been taken by Israel.

The only country that doesn't want to deal with the refugees they created is Israel. They want to ethnically cleanse like Germany did after WWII but is facing the same issue when the U.S. and Europe didn't want to take any refugees. Just look at the West Bank as further proof.

Israel is not evening honoring the ceasfire with Lebanon and is trying to stay permenantly in the south Lebnanon area and parts of Syria. This is Leibensraum.

https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/trump-says-he-wants-to-clean-out-gaza-send-refugees-to-egypt-and-jordan-d90beccc

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Anonymous wrote:Devastating..and infuriating so many allegedly pro-Palestinian voters in the US were actually primarily concerned about sticking it to Harris and Biden and Democrats. Not the Palestinian people.

It's actually hilarious. I wish a lesson would be learnt but that is being too generous about the IQ of trump voters.

I think there was a lot of sexism in the minds of many men that voted for Trump. Sure, they make up excuses but at least the Amish were honest and admitted it.
If the Democrat ticket had two men (other than Biden), they would have won.

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Anonymous wrote:From the old book to the Purim tale of Mordechai and Esther and right on through to the current “pre-emptive self-defense” chicanery, the pattern has become quite clear.

One group, at the center of never-ending conflict with others, seemingly cannot summon the civility necessary to get along with others. For too long, we’ve been lectured to abandon what our eyes actually see and to instead afford them sympathy as the victims.

FFS, these people literally celebrate holidays that commemorate their “right” to kill anyone they think is seeking to do them harm (no proof necessary!), and engorge themselves during these festive occasions with pastries meant to represent the body parts of their victims!

Hamantaschen? What a bizarre world we live in that this group was ever able to convince us that peace is part of their M.O. …

This is hilarious. Haman was of course a biblical villain who plotted to destroy the Jews and as such represents the defeat of pure evil, a lesson present-day terror apologists have yet to comprehend.

Zionists have spent the entirety of their existence as a movement plotting to destroy the indigenous population in the Middle East, to facilitate their importation of non-indigenous people from elsewhere. There is no longer any credible defense to that fact.

So, as you say, Zionism = “pure evil” …

(now scurry and cry to the moderator to censor these inconvenient facts)

It must be difficult to be Palestinian and blind to the realities of history. Constant attacks on their neighbor over decades, with each resulting in more self-harm than before while accomplishing exactly nothing towards their obscene and immoral goal of eliminating Israel. Untold hundreds of millions in foreign aid, squandered to support the construction of military infrastructure and a military capacity in lieu of building a functional civil society. So many grievances, and no effort to redress them except through violence. Plenty of self-pity and blaming of Israel for all their woes, despite having had decades to improve their condition, decades wasted in plotting "revenge" for the creation of Israel when they could have had a state of their own all the time.

Still, the facts bear out the reality. Since it was founded, Israel has beaten back every attack and has become a strong first world country. In that same time period, Gaza has managed to reduce itself to a current day parking lot, dependent entirely upon foreign aid The Palestinians are pariahs in the rest of the Arab world, thanks to their single-minded obsession and pursuit of an evil goal, the eradication of Israel and the Jews. Imagine how things might be now instead, had all that venom been directed to the building of a strong civil society dedicated to living in peace.

You don’t get.

Nobody is praising the virtues of any segment of the Palestinian population. I guess you misunderstand sympathy for innocent civilians as “supporting terrorism”, but perhaps that’s simply because you’re an immoral troglodyte who subsists on Israeli propaganda.

Nevertheless, Palestinians need not be the paragon of virtue for the rest of us to call out the vile underpinnings of Zionism and the evil biological imperative of anyone who thinks defense of Israel’s policies and actions places them on “the right side of history”.

Anyway, enjoy this arc of history - my wager is that folks who look at the world through your lens will not be enjoying what’s eventually to come.

Not only is there nothing praiseworthy about the arc of Palestinian history, there is much to point to within it as the root cause of their own peoples' suffering. Returning again and again to the theme of Israel is bad, Israel is causing all the problems, Zionism is bad, the IDF's response to terror was unexpectedly forceful and they should stop because Palestinians noncombatants are getting caught in the crossfire and that's so unfair of Israel, which should just roll over and give up already and go away and leave the peaceful Palestinians alone, etc. is, of course, blatantly nothing more than victim-blaming. Palestinian aggression is the cause of Palestinian woes.

Expend your vituperative energy on urging the Palestinians to reform, to rise up against the terrorists they nurture, support, hide, and shelter, and you'd have a leg to stand on. Directing your hypocritical ranting towards Israel is misdirected - the evil emanates from Gaza, not Israel.

Sure. In your binary, propaganda-fueled haze, I’m sure it is one-sided like that.

Zero accountability for me, unlimited blame for thee. The Zionist’s mantra.

Accountability for actions belongs to those responsible for them. Who was responsible for the atrocities of Oct 7 and for the continued detention and deaths of hostages? Israel didn't surge over the border and attack Gaza. Responsibility for all that followed lies squarely and exclusively on the heads of the terrorists and their support structure. Where and who is that support structure? Gaza and the Gazans, with Iranian support. Palestinians don't think Israel should defend itself so vigorously or decisively? Their votes and their opinions will receive the deference they deserve from their victims.

"Propaganda" and "Zionist's Mantra", are empty, meaningless, fact-free ways of saying we'd rather not face up to our own depravity. Let's find a scapegoat for all our problems, it'll be easier than acknowledging that we should have risen up against Hamas decades ago instead of listening to their vacuous promises of retaliation for the creation of a successful country next door. Let's focus on how strong Israel has proven, instead of on the events which required that strength to be demonstrated. By all means, let's blame the victims, some people will probably fall for it and absolve us of our manifest sins.

Good luck with this world view - how has it been working out for the last 77 years?

How did the prior millennia work out for your team?

Looking up, thanks to the creation and success of the State of Israel.

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Anonymous wrote:Devastating..and infuriating so many allegedly pro-Palestinian voters in the US were actually primarily concerned about sticking it to Harris and Biden and Democrats. Not the Palestinian people.

It's actually hilarious. I wish a lesson would be learnt but that is being too generous about the IQ of trump voters.

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Anonymous wrote:From the old book to the Purim tale of Mordechai and Esther and right on through to the current “pre-emptive self-defense” chicanery, the pattern has become quite clear.

One group, at the center of never-ending conflict with others, seemingly cannot summon the civility necessary to get along with others. For too long, we’ve been lectured to abandon what our eyes actually see and to instead afford them sympathy as the victims.

FFS, these people literally celebrate holidays that commemorate their “right” to kill anyone they think is seeking to do them harm (no proof necessary!), and engorge themselves during these festive occasions with pastries meant to represent the body parts of their victims!

Hamantaschen? What a bizarre world we live in that this group was ever able to convince us that peace is part of their M.O. …

This is hilarious. Haman was of course a biblical villain who plotted to destroy the Jews and as such represents the defeat of pure evil, a lesson present-day terror apologists have yet to comprehend.

Zionists have spent the entirety of their existence as a movement plotting to destroy the indigenous population in the Middle East, to facilitate their importation of non-indigenous people from elsewhere. There is no longer any credible defense to that fact.

So, as you say, Zionism = “pure evil” …

(now scurry and cry to the moderator to censor these inconvenient facts)

It must be difficult to be Palestinian and blind to the realities of history. Constant attacks on their neighbor over decades, with each resulting in more self-harm than before while accomplishing exactly nothing towards their obscene and immoral goal of eliminating Israel. Untold hundreds of millions in foreign aid, squandered to support the construction of military infrastructure and a military capacity in lieu of building a functional civil society. So many grievances, and no effort to redress them except through violence. Plenty of self-pity and blaming of Israel for all their woes, despite having had decades to improve their condition, decades wasted in plotting "revenge" for the creation of Israel when they could have had a state of their own all the time.

Still, the facts bear out the reality. Since it was founded, Israel has beaten back every attack and has become a strong first world country. In that same time period, Gaza has managed to reduce itself to a current day parking lot, dependent entirely upon foreign aid The Palestinians are pariahs in the rest of the Arab world, thanks to their single-minded obsession and pursuit of an evil goal, the eradication of Israel and the Jews. Imagine how things might be now instead, had all that venom been directed to the building of a strong civil society dedicated to living in peace.

You don’t get.

Nobody is praising the virtues of any segment of the Palestinian population. I guess you misunderstand sympathy for innocent civilians as “supporting terrorism”, but perhaps that’s simply because you’re an immoral troglodyte who subsists on Israeli propaganda.

Nevertheless, Palestinians need not be the paragon of virtue for the rest of us to call out the vile underpinnings of Zionism and the evil biological imperative of anyone who thinks defense of Israel’s policies and actions places them on “the right side of history”.

Anyway, enjoy this arc of history - my wager is that folks who look at the world through your lens will not be enjoying what’s eventually to come.

Not only is there nothing praiseworthy about the arc of Palestinian history, there is much to point to within it as the root cause of their own peoples' suffering. Returning again and again to the theme of Israel is bad, Israel is causing all the problems, Zionism is bad, the IDF's response to terror was unexpectedly forceful and they should stop because Palestinians noncombatants are getting caught in the crossfire and that's so unfair of Israel, which should just roll over and give up already and go away and leave the peaceful Palestinians alone, etc. is, of course, blatantly nothing more than victim-blaming. Palestinian aggression is the cause of Palestinian woes.

Expend your vituperative energy on urging the Palestinians to reform, to rise up against the terrorists they nurture, support, hide, and shelter, and you'd have a leg to stand on. Directing your hypocritical ranting towards Israel is misdirected - the evil emanates from Gaza, not Israel.

Sure. In your binary, propaganda-fueled haze, I’m sure it is one-sided like that.

Zero accountability for me, unlimited blame for thee. The Zionist’s mantra.

Accountability for actions belongs to those responsible for them. Who was responsible for the atrocities of Oct 7 and for the continued detention and deaths of hostages? Israel didn't surge over the border and attack Gaza. Responsibility for all that followed lies squarely and exclusively on the heads of the terrorists and their support structure. Where and who is that support structure? Gaza and the Gazans, with Iranian support. Palestinians don't think Israel should defend itself so vigorously or decisively? Their votes and their opinions will receive the deference they deserve from their victims.

"Propaganda" and "Zionist's Mantra", are empty, meaningless, fact-free ways of saying we'd rather not face up to our own depravity. Let's find a scapegoat for all our problems, it'll be easier than acknowledging that we should have risen up against Hamas decades ago instead of listening to their vacuous promises of retaliation for the creation of a successful country next door. Let's focus on how strong Israel has proven, instead of on the events which required that strength to be demonstrated. By all means, let's blame the victims, some people will probably fall for it and absolve us of our manifest sins.

Good luck with this world view - how has it been working out for the last 77 years?

How did the prior millennia work out for your team?

Looking up, thanks to the creation and success of the State of Israel.

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Anonymous wrote:From the old book to the Purim tale of Mordechai and Esther and right on through to the current “pre-emptive self-defense” chicanery, the pattern has become quite clear.

One group, at the center of never-ending conflict with others, seemingly cannot summon the civility necessary to get along with others. For too long, we’ve been lectured to abandon what our eyes actually see and to instead afford them sympathy as the victims.

FFS, these people literally celebrate holidays that commemorate their “right” to kill anyone they think is seeking to do them harm (no proof necessary!), and engorge themselves during these festive occasions with pastries meant to represent the body parts of their victims!

Hamantaschen? What a bizarre world we live in that this group was ever able to convince us that peace is part of their M.O. …

This is hilarious. Haman was of course a biblical villain who plotted to destroy the Jews and as such represents the defeat of pure evil, a lesson present-day terror apologists have yet to comprehend.

Zionists have spent the entirety of their existence as a movement plotting to destroy the indigenous population in the Middle East, to facilitate their importation of non-indigenous people from elsewhere. There is no longer any credible defense to that fact.

So, as you say, Zionism = “pure evil” …

(now scurry and cry to the moderator to censor these inconvenient facts)

It must be difficult to be Palestinian and blind to the realities of history. Constant attacks on their neighbor over decades, with each resulting in more self-harm than before while accomplishing exactly nothing towards their obscene and immoral goal of eliminating Israel. Untold hundreds of millions in foreign aid, squandered to support the construction of military infrastructure and a military capacity in lieu of building a functional civil society. So many grievances, and no effort to redress them except through violence. Plenty of self-pity and blaming of Israel for all their woes, despite having had decades to improve their condition, decades wasted in plotting "revenge" for the creation of Israel when they could have had a state of their own all the time.

Still, the facts bear out the reality. Since it was founded, Israel has beaten back every attack and has become a strong first world country. In that same time period, Gaza has managed to reduce itself to a current day parking lot, dependent entirely upon foreign aid The Palestinians are pariahs in the rest of the Arab world, thanks to their single-minded obsession and pursuit of an evil goal, the eradication of Israel and the Jews. Imagine how things might be now instead, had all that venom been directed to the building of a strong civil society dedicated to living in peace.

You don’t get.

Nobody is praising the virtues of any segment of the Palestinian population. I guess you misunderstand sympathy for innocent civilians as “supporting terrorism”, but perhaps that’s simply because you’re an immoral troglodyte who subsists on Israeli propaganda.

Nevertheless, Palestinians need not be the paragon of virtue for the rest of us to call out the vile underpinnings of Zionism and the evil biological imperative of anyone who thinks defense of Israel’s policies and actions places them on “the right side of history”.

Anyway, enjoy this arc of history - my wager is that folks who look at the world through your lens will not be enjoying what’s eventually to come.

Not only is there nothing praiseworthy about the arc of Palestinian history, there is much to point to within it as the root cause of their own peoples' suffering. Returning again and again to the theme of Israel is bad, Israel is causing all the problems, Zionism is bad, the IDF's response to terror was unexpectedly forceful and they should stop because Palestinians noncombatants are getting caught in the crossfire and that's so unfair of Israel, which should just roll over and give up already and go away and leave the peaceful Palestinians alone, etc. is, of course, blatantly nothing more than victim-blaming. Palestinian aggression is the cause of Palestinian woes.

Expend your vituperative energy on urging the Palestinians to reform, to rise up against the terrorists they nurture, support, hide, and shelter, and you'd have a leg to stand on. Directing your hypocritical ranting towards Israel is misdirected - the evil emanates from Gaza, not Israel.

Sure. In your binary, propaganda-fueled haze, I’m sure it is one-sided like that.

Zero accountability for me, unlimited blame for thee. The Zionist’s mantra.

Accountability for actions belongs to those responsible for them. Who was responsible for the atrocities of Oct 7 and for the continued detention and deaths of hostages? Israel didn't surge over the border and attack Gaza. Responsibility for all that followed lies squarely and exclusively on the heads of the terrorists and their support structure. Where and who is that support structure? Gaza and the Gazans, with Iranian support. Palestinians don't think Israel should defend itself so vigorously or decisively? Their votes and their opinions will receive the deference they deserve from their victims.

"Propaganda" and "Zionist's Mantra", are empty, meaningless, fact-free ways of saying we'd rather not face up to our own depravity. Let's find a scapegoat for all our problems, it'll be easier than acknowledging that we should have risen up against Hamas decades ago instead of listening to their vacuous promises of retaliation for the creation of a successful country next door. Let's focus on how strong Israel has proven, instead of on the events which required that strength to be demonstrated. By all means, let's blame the victims, some people will probably fall for it and absolve us of our manifest sins.

Good luck with this world view - how has it been working out for the last 77 years?

How did the prior millennia work out for your team?

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Anonymous wrote:From the old book to the Purim tale of Mordechai and Esther and right on through to the current “pre-emptive self-defense” chicanery, the pattern has become quite clear.

One group, at the center of never-ending conflict with others, seemingly cannot summon the civility necessary to get along with others. For too long, we’ve been lectured to abandon what our eyes actually see and to instead afford them sympathy as the victims.

FFS, these people literally celebrate holidays that commemorate their “right” to kill anyone they think is seeking to do them harm (no proof necessary!), and engorge themselves during these festive occasions with pastries meant to represent the body parts of their victims!

Hamantaschen? What a bizarre world we live in that this group was ever able to convince us that peace is part of their M.O. …

This is hilarious. Haman was of course a biblical villain who plotted to destroy the Jews and as such represents the defeat of pure evil, a lesson present-day terror apologists have yet to comprehend.

Zionists have spent the entirety of their existence as a movement plotting to destroy the indigenous population in the Middle East, to facilitate their importation of non-indigenous people from elsewhere. There is no longer any credible defense to that fact.

So, as you say, Zionism = “pure evil” …

(now scurry and cry to the moderator to censor these inconvenient facts)

It must be difficult to be Palestinian and blind to the realities of history. Constant attacks on their neighbor over decades, with each resulting in more self-harm than before while accomplishing exactly nothing towards their obscene and immoral goal of eliminating Israel. Untold hundreds of millions in foreign aid, squandered to support the construction of military infrastructure and a military capacity in lieu of building a functional civil society. So many grievances, and no effort to redress them except through violence. Plenty of self-pity and blaming of Israel for all their woes, despite having had decades to improve their condition, decades wasted in plotting "revenge" for the creation of Israel when they could have had a state of their own all the time.

Still, the facts bear out the reality. Since it was founded, Israel has beaten back every attack and has become a strong first world country. In that same time period, Gaza has managed to reduce itself to a current day parking lot, dependent entirely upon foreign aid The Palestinians are pariahs in the rest of the Arab world, thanks to their single-minded obsession and pursuit of an evil goal, the eradication of Israel and the Jews. Imagine how things might be now instead, had all that venom been directed to the building of a strong civil society dedicated to living in peace.

You don’t get.

Nobody is praising the virtues of any segment of the Palestinian population. I guess you misunderstand sympathy for innocent civilians as “supporting terrorism”, but perhaps that’s simply because you’re an immoral troglodyte who subsists on Israeli propaganda.

Nevertheless, Palestinians need not be the paragon of virtue for the rest of us to call out the vile underpinnings of Zionism and the evil biological imperative of anyone who thinks defense of Israel’s policies and actions places them on “the right side of history”.

Anyway, enjoy this arc of history - my wager is that folks who look at the world through your lens will not be enjoying what’s eventually to come.

Not only is there nothing praiseworthy about the arc of Palestinian history, there is much to point to within it as the root cause of their own peoples' suffering. Returning again and again to the theme of Israel is bad, Israel is causing all the problems, Zionism is bad, the IDF's response to terror was unexpectedly forceful and they should stop because Palestinians noncombatants are getting caught in the crossfire and that's so unfair of Israel, which should just roll over and give up already and go away and leave the peaceful Palestinians alone, etc. is, of course, blatantly nothing more than victim-blaming. Palestinian aggression is the cause of Palestinian woes.

Expend your vituperative energy on urging the Palestinians to reform, to rise up against the terrorists they nurture, support, hide, and shelter, and you'd have a leg to stand on. Directing your hypocritical ranting towards Israel is misdirected - the evil emanates from Gaza, not Israel.

Sure. In your binary, propaganda-fueled haze, I’m sure it is one-sided like that.

Zero accountability for me, unlimited blame for thee. The Zionist’s mantra.

Accountability for actions belongs to those responsible for them. Who was responsible for the atrocities of Oct 7 and for the continued detention and deaths of hostages? Israel didn't surge over the border and attack Gaza. Responsibility for all that followed lies squarely and exclusively on the heads of the terrorists and their support structure. Where and who is that support structure? Gaza and the Gazans, with Iranian support. Palestinians don't think Israel should defend itself so vigorously or decisively? Their votes and their opinions will receive the deference they deserve from their victims.

"Propaganda" and "Zionist's Mantra", are empty, meaningless, fact-free ways of saying we'd rather not face up to our own depravity. Let's find a scapegoat for all our problems, it'll be easier than acknowledging that we should have risen up against Hamas decades ago instead of listening to their vacuous promises of retaliation for the creation of a successful country next door. Let's focus on how strong Israel has proven, instead of on the events which required that strength to be demonstrated. By all means, let's blame the victims, some people will probably fall for it and absolve us of our manifest sins.

Good luck with this world view - how has it been working out for the last 77 years?