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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

This is one of the more racist, entitled, and narcissistic posts I have read here. No, it is not "deeply antisemitic" not to unconditionally support Israel. Rather, it is "deeply anti-Palestinian" to do so. Israel was built on terrorism and ethnic cleansing and has not changed its MO since its inception. It is committing genocide in Gaza and crimes against humanity in the West Bank.

Anyone who thinks Netanyahu should be praised for his "restraint" in not nuking and thus genociding all of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and ... the UN (!!!???) ... is a genocidal maniac and ethnic supremacist. Like it or not, Palestinians have rights that have been grossly violated since the Nakba.

Please consider the many parallels between your sentiments and those expressed by Hitler in Mein Kampf. No, nations do not have the right to expel or exterminate ethnic groups whose presence they find inconvenient.

I believe the post you are responding to was sarcasm.

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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

This is one of the more racist, entitled, and narcissistic posts I have read here. No, it is not "deeply antisemitic" not to unconditionally support Israel. Rather, it is "deeply anti-Palestinian" to do so. Israel was built on terrorism and ethnic cleansing and has not changed its MO since its inception. It is committing genocide in Gaza and crimes against humanity in the West Bank.

Anyone who thinks Netanyahu should be praised for his "restraint" in not nuking and thus genociding all of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and ... the UN (!!!???) ... is a genocidal maniac and ethnic supremacist. Like it or not, Palestinians have rights that have been grossly violated since the Nakba.

Please consider the many parallels between your sentiments and those expressed by Hitler in Mein Kampf. No, nations do not have the right to expel or exterminate ethnic groups whose presence they find inconvenient.

Palestinians chose terror and violence instead of political solutions to their grievances. Their inability to govern themselves peacefully or to have a functional government is always someone else's fault; they don't want to co-exist peacefully with Israel, they want to wipe it from the face of the earth. Israeli restraint is the correct characterization of Israeli defensive behavior.

Israelis specialize in whining about everything being "someone else's fault." Look at the violent, racist Israeli football hooligans, who are a problem wherever they go, even in Israel itself! In Amsterdam, they recently beat up a Moroccan cab driver, armed themselves with metal poles, and began marching around the city, chanting genocidal slogans, celebrating the deaths of Palestinian children ("There are no schools in Gaza because there are no children in Gaza), pulling down Palestinian flags, throwing garbage at homes, and beating people up. A few of them got hurt in the resulting FAFO dustups, and now Netanyahu is screaming about antisemitism. When are we going to hear a clear and honest condemnation from Netanyahoo about the behavior of his racist yahoo citizens and their anti-Palestinianism? Or are Palestinians such Uentermenschen that Israeli thugs should be allowed to abuse them with impunity?

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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

This is one of the more racist, entitled, and narcissistic posts I have read here. No, it is not "deeply antisemitic" not to unconditionally support Israel. Rather, it is "deeply anti-Palestinian" to do so. Israel was built on terrorism and ethnic cleansing and has not changed its MO since its inception. It is committing genocide in Gaza and crimes against humanity in the West Bank.

Anyone who thinks Netanyahu should be praised for his "restraint" in not nuking and thus genociding all of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and ... the UN (!!!???) ... is a genocidal maniac and ethnic supremacist. Like it or not, Palestinians have rights that have been grossly violated since the Nakba.

Please consider the many parallels between your sentiments and those expressed by Hitler in Mein Kampf. No, nations do not have the right to expel or exterminate ethnic groups whose presence they find inconvenient.

Palestinians chose terror and violence instead of political solutions to their grievances. Their inability to govern themselves peacefully or to have a functional government is always someone else's fault; they don't want to co-exist peacefully with Israel, they want to wipe it from the face of the earth. Israeli restraint is the correct characterization of Israeli defensive behavior.

Nonsense. Zionist terrorists, including the early incarnation of the IDF, chose terror and violence before Israel's inception and escalated that evil during the Nakba. They massacred and raped Palestinian civilians, threw children in fires, stole everything from Palestinians (not just their land, their homes, and their livelihoods, but personal belongings and the contents of their bank accounts), and brutally drove civilians across borders and then killed them if they tried to get back to their old homes. Israel continues to allow its disturbed, racist settlers to harass and violate Palestinians in the West Bank and to steal their land. One interview after the next with Israelis shows them saying that Palestinians need to be either evicted or exterminated, in both the West Bank and Gaza. Israel has shut down political solutions for Palestinian grievances and has refused to abide by U.N. resolution 194. This absurd narrative that Israel is never wrong needs to end. Israel is a rogue state, has never stopped abusing and violating Palestinians, and needs to be contained.

These protesters can eff right off

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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

Oi!!! The “god literally personally gave us this land” is back!

Ladies, please form an orderly line.

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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

Maybe you need a crash course on how radiation works.

PP, just stop it. We smell you now, and you stink.

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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

This is one of the more racist, entitled, and narcissistic posts I have read here. No, it is not "deeply antisemitic" not to unconditionally support Israel. Rather, it is "deeply anti-Palestinian" to do so. Israel was built on terrorism and ethnic cleansing and has not changed its MO since its inception. It is committing genocide in Gaza and crimes against humanity in the West Bank.

Anyone who thinks Netanyahu should be praised for his "restraint" in not nuking and thus genociding all of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and ... the UN (!!!???) ... is a genocidal maniac and ethnic supremacist. Like it or not, Palestinians have rights that have been grossly violated since the Nakba.

Please consider the many parallels between your sentiments and those expressed by Hitler in Mein Kampf. No, nations do not have the right to expel or exterminate ethnic groups whose presence they find inconvenient.

Palestinians chose terror and violence instead of political solutions to their grievances. Their inability to govern themselves peacefully or to have a functional government is always someone else's fault; they don't want to co-exist peacefully with Israel, they want to wipe it from the face of the earth. Israeli restraint is the correct characterization of Israeli defensive behavior.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

This is one of the more racist, entitled, and narcissistic posts I have read here. No, it is not "deeply antisemitic" not to unconditionally support Israel. Rather, it is "deeply anti-Palestinian" to do so. Israel was built on terrorism and ethnic cleansing and has not changed its MO since its inception. It is committing genocide in Gaza and crimes against humanity in the West Bank.

Anyone who thinks Netanyahu should be praised for his "restraint" in not nuking and thus genociding all of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and ... the UN (!!!???) ... is a genocidal maniac and ethnic supremacist. Like it or not, Palestinians have rights that have been grossly violated since the Nakba.

Please consider the many parallels between your sentiments and those expressed by Hitler in Mein Kampf. No, nations do not have the right to expel or exterminate ethnic groups whose presence they find inconvenient.

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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Anyone who does not unconditionally support Israel and recognize its vital position protecting all of Jewish society, you are deeply antisemitic. Period.

You can disagree with Netanyahu, but you cannot ignore the fact that he is a hero for his brave response to the neo-holocaust being presented against Jews globally, and a great man for his restraint in not immediately utilizing nuclear weaponry to level the entirety of Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, the United Nations, and the remainder of the axis of evil globally, but rather committing to a strategic, grinding war that protects the very, very few innocent civilians of these horrific nations and organizations.

Anonymous wrote:Hey guys, remember me?

I'll post some updates:

The Israeli ethnic cleansing campaign continues in northern gaza. An IDF general has said residents in Gaza will not be allowed back to their homes. IDF says that comment was made out of context.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/06/palestinians-will-not-be-allowed-to-return-to-homes-in-northern-gaza-says-idf

The UN says 70% of fatalities in Gaza are women are children.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn5wel11pgdo

The top Islamic scholar in Gaza has released a statement criticizing Hamas and the Oct. 7 attacks stating that “Human life is more precious to God than Mecca”

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj4vw1l8xvdo

Hey guys, remember me?

The ONLY reason this ridiculous pier happened was so Biden & Harris could have a POLITICAL talking point at the State of the Union to pander to the progressive left about Gaza.

The USAID IG reported the White House was warned the weather conditions too rough but the White House overrode the military and proceeded anyway. Shameful.

This soldier’s death should never have happened. Biden & Harris owe his family an apology. The House should investigate.

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Anonymous wrote:It is possible to dislike Netanyahu and question Israel's strategy, while recognizing that Hamas and their supporters are despicable.

It is! Unless you are equating all Palestinians, and any critic of Israel's policy towards them, as Hamas. In that case your likely criticism of him is that he hasn't killed enough Palestinians.

Netanyahu and his supporters are murderous.
The time is running out on the 30 day wait for aid to get in.
EU countries are much more serious about banning all arms sales to Israel

There is some hope in the horizon

EU countries are talking about sanctions. These would destroy Israel’s economy just like what happened to SoutH Africa.

Sanctions are notoriously ineffective. They didn’t destroy South Africa’s economy

A small country like Israel would be wrecked. What do they produce? how much do they import?

Anonymous wrote:Diaspora Jews won’t let Israel’s economy be destroyed.

Great
You pay for it