Anonymous
01/12/2025 14:46
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250110-palestinian-journalist-saed-nabhan-killed-by-israel-army/amp/
Israeli sniper kills the Palestinian journalist Saed Abu Nabhan in al Nuseirat refuge camp while evacuating civilians
Genocider don't want their genocidal behavior to be documented. That's why more than 200 journalists have been assassinated.
Hanging out in a war zone has obvious risks.
Yes everything is a war zone according to Zionists. Hospitals, schools, refugee camps, world food kitchen, etc.
Yes, anywhere Hamas is hiding is a target. If you have a problem with that, take it up with Hamas.
Hind Rajab, a 7 year old little girl was Hamas! Thank god the IDF filled her with over 200 bullets!
War if hell.
Hamas started this war and they can end it at any time by unconditionally surrendering.
FAFO
Anonymous
01/12/2025 14:12
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this thread was about college campus protests?
Are those not a thing now the election is over?
The Republicans are planning to pass a law allowing Israelis to arrest anyone accused of crimes against Israel. Also republicans have a proposed a bill to give IDF soldiers full US veteran benefits.
Gonna have to link some credible sources there, Sugar.
Not PP and not sure about the first statement.
But here's the bill proposed by Republicans to give benefits to US citizens who served in the IDF:
https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/8445
GOP and Dem politicians have no choice but to support the IDF without regard for fair and balanced policy due to the amount of money donated to their campaigns from strong supporters of Israel. That's how American politics work while under the rule of these awful two major parties. Influence can be bought.
Anonymous
01/12/2025 13:59
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this thread was about college campus protests?
Are those not a thing now the election is over?
The Republicans are planning to pass a law allowing Israelis to arrest anyone accused of crimes against Israel. Also republicans have a proposed a bill to give IDF soldiers full US veteran benefits.
Gonna have to link some credible sources there, Sugar.
Not PP and not sure about the first statement.
But here's the bill proposed by Republicans to give benefits to US citizens who served in the IDF:
https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/8445
Anonymous
01/12/2025 13:00
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Israeli politicians quoting Hitler to describe their plan to wipe and resettle Gaza
https://www.commondreams.org/news/moshe-feiglin-hitler
https://www.commondreams.org/news/moshe-feiglin-hitler
Anonymous
01/12/2025 11:28
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought this thread was about college campus protests?
Are those not a thing now the election is over?
The Republicans are planning to pass a law allowing Israelis to arrest anyone accused of crimes against Israel. Also republicans have a proposed a bill to give IDF soldiers full US veteran benefits.
Gonna have to link some credible sources there, Sugar.
Anonymous
01/12/2025 11:16
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel is playing a dangerous game poking the bear by igniting Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank, and Gaza-practically all the countries that form a buffer around them.
What could possibly go wrong?
Isn't this how they lost their ancient kingdoms in the first place?
Most of those countries hate the Palestinians even more than Israel.
lol sure just like when the Germans invade Russia. The Russian loved the death camp!
Anonymous
01/12/2025 11:14
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:I thought this thread was about college campus protests?
Are those not a thing now the election is over?
The Republicans are planning to pass a law allowing Israelis to arrest anyone accused of crimes against Israel. Also republicans have a proposed a bill to give IDF soldiers full US veteran benefits.
Anonymous
01/12/2025 09:20
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
I thought this thread was about college campus protests?
Are those not a thing now the election is over?
Are those not a thing now the election is over?
Anonymous
01/12/2025 08:42
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Israel is playing a dangerous game poking the bear by igniting Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank, and Gaza-practically all the countries that form a buffer around them.
What could possibly go wrong?
Isn't this how they lost their ancient kingdoms in the first place?
Most of those countries hate the Palestinians even more than Israel.
Anonymous
01/12/2025 00:54
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Israel is playing a dangerous game poking the bear by igniting Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank, and Gaza-practically all the countries that form a buffer around them.
What could possibly go wrong?
Isn't this how they lost their ancient kingdoms in the first place?
FAFO is a two-way street …
Anonymous
01/11/2025 21:50
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250110-palestinian-journalist-saed-nabhan-killed-by-israel-army/amp/
Israeli sniper kills the Palestinian journalist Saed Abu Nabhan in al Nuseirat refuge camp while evacuating civilians
Genocider don't want their genocidal behavior to be documented. That's why more than 200 journalists have been assassinated.
Hanging out in a war zone has obvious risks.
Yes everything is a war zone according to Zionists. Hospitals, schools, refugee camps, world food kitchen, etc.
Yes, anywhere Hamas is hiding is a target. If you have a problem with that, take it up with Hamas.
Hind Rajab, a 7 year old little girl was Hamas! Thank god the IDF filled her with over 200 bullets!
Anonymous
01/11/2025 20:40
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Israel is playing a dangerous game poking the bear by igniting Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank, and Gaza-practically all the countries that form a buffer around them.
What could possibly go wrong?
Isn't this how they lost their ancient kingdoms in the first place?
What could possibly go wrong?
Isn't this how they lost their ancient kingdoms in the first place?
Anonymous
01/11/2025 20:38
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
The Israeli military is operating in the border area “now similarly to the West Bank, in that it can go in and go out anywhere it wants and arrest whomever it wants,” said Rami Abdulrahman, the head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, in a phone interview.
Some Syrians said they hoped for good relations with Israel, citing their shared animosity toward Iran, which backed Mr. al-Assad’s regime. Israel also provided medical care to some Syrians inside Israeli-held territory during the decade-long Syrian civil war, including those from the border area.
But Mr. al-Bashir and others also said that if Israel’s operation became a protracted occupation, that would ignite further violence in a country exhausted by years of civil war. Israel already controls much of the Golan Heights, territory once held by Syria that Israel captured in the 1967 Mideast war and subsequently annexed in a move not recognized by most of the international community.
“We want peace, but the decision makers in Israel seem to think that they will achieve everything by force,” said Arsan Arsan, a resident of a Syrian village outside the buffer zone who has helped coordinate between U.N. officials and local residents. “If they push people into a corner, things will explode, just as they did in Gaza.”
Israeli officers have also entered villages to meet with local leaders and demand that they gather up all of the weaponry in their towns and hand it over to the Israeli military, according to seven residents. The towns mostly complied with the order, leading Israeli soldiers to take out rifles by the truckload, they said.
Israel did not respond to requests for comment on specific accusations by local residents. But the Israeli military said on Wednesday that its forces have seized and destroyed weapons that formerly belonged to the Syrian army, including anti-tank missiles and explosive devices.
Syrian residents and local leaders in the border area also said that Israeli military vehicles have damaged water pipes and electrical cables around some villages, causing blackouts and water cuts.
Turki al-Mustafa, 62, said there had been no running water in his town, Hamidiyeh, since Israeli troops entered the buffer zone. He said that troops had allowed some water to be trucked in, but had set up roadblocks around the town, ordering residents to enter and leave only at designated hours.
Cellphone reception has also become spotty in the buffer zone since the Israeli incursion, according to Ahmad Khreiwish, 37, a resident of the town of Rafeed, making communication difficult.
“Everyone is now living with this dread about the Israeli military,” he said. “We don’t want things to escalate between us. We just want safety and security.”
Some Syrians have protested the Israeli military presence, organizing demonstrations in at least four villages. Two residents of the town of Sweisa said Israeli soldiers had opened fire and injured several people during a protest there on Dec. 25.
In Kodana, a small Syrian village just outside the buffer zone, Israeli armored vehicles arrived just a few days after Mr. al-Assad’s fall, according to the mayor, Maher al-Tahan. He said the Israeli troops told village leaders to broadcast a message over mosque loudspeakers ordering Kodana’s roughly 800 residents to turn over any weapons.
Some Syrians said they hoped for good relations with Israel, citing their shared animosity toward Iran, which backed Mr. al-Assad’s regime. Israel also provided medical care to some Syrians inside Israeli-held territory during the decade-long Syrian civil war, including those from the border area.
But Mr. al-Bashir and others also said that if Israel’s operation became a protracted occupation, that would ignite further violence in a country exhausted by years of civil war. Israel already controls much of the Golan Heights, territory once held by Syria that Israel captured in the 1967 Mideast war and subsequently annexed in a move not recognized by most of the international community.
“We want peace, but the decision makers in Israel seem to think that they will achieve everything by force,” said Arsan Arsan, a resident of a Syrian village outside the buffer zone who has helped coordinate between U.N. officials and local residents. “If they push people into a corner, things will explode, just as they did in Gaza.”
Israeli officers have also entered villages to meet with local leaders and demand that they gather up all of the weaponry in their towns and hand it over to the Israeli military, according to seven residents. The towns mostly complied with the order, leading Israeli soldiers to take out rifles by the truckload, they said.
Israel did not respond to requests for comment on specific accusations by local residents. But the Israeli military said on Wednesday that its forces have seized and destroyed weapons that formerly belonged to the Syrian army, including anti-tank missiles and explosive devices.
Syrian residents and local leaders in the border area also said that Israeli military vehicles have damaged water pipes and electrical cables around some villages, causing blackouts and water cuts.
Turki al-Mustafa, 62, said there had been no running water in his town, Hamidiyeh, since Israeli troops entered the buffer zone. He said that troops had allowed some water to be trucked in, but had set up roadblocks around the town, ordering residents to enter and leave only at designated hours.
Cellphone reception has also become spotty in the buffer zone since the Israeli incursion, according to Ahmad Khreiwish, 37, a resident of the town of Rafeed, making communication difficult.
“Everyone is now living with this dread about the Israeli military,” he said. “We don’t want things to escalate between us. We just want safety and security.”
Some Syrians have protested the Israeli military presence, organizing demonstrations in at least four villages. Two residents of the town of Sweisa said Israeli soldiers had opened fire and injured several people during a protest there on Dec. 25.
In Kodana, a small Syrian village just outside the buffer zone, Israeli armored vehicles arrived just a few days after Mr. al-Assad’s fall, according to the mayor, Maher al-Tahan. He said the Israeli troops told village leaders to broadcast a message over mosque loudspeakers ordering Kodana’s roughly 800 residents to turn over any weapons.
Anonymous
01/11/2025 20:35
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
The West Bank seems to be ramping up. Three Israelis killed this week, over 10 Palestinians
https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/06/middleeast/west-bank-shooting-israel-intl-latam/index.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/08/world/middleeast/israel-strike-west-bank.html
Meanwhile, Israel is annexing Southern Syria
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/11/world/middleeast/syria-buffer-israel.html
Israeli soldiers have raided Syrian border villages, prompting nervous residents to huddle in their homes. They have captured the country’s highest peak, have set up roadblocks between Syrian towns and now overlook local villages from former Syrian military outposts.
The stunning downfall of Syria’s longtime leader, Bashar al-Assad, closed a chapter in the country’s decade-long civil war. But it also marked the start of an Israeli incursion into the border region, which Israel has called a temporary defensive move to protect its own security.
Thousands of Syrians now live in areas at least partly controlled by Israeli forces, leaving many anxious over how long the campaign will last. Israeli troops have detained some residents and opened fire during at least two protests against the raids, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an independent monitor.
At least some Syrians now say they fear the Israeli presence could become a prolonged military occupation.
https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/06/middleeast/west-bank-shooting-israel-intl-latam/index.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/08/world/middleeast/israel-strike-west-bank.html
Meanwhile, Israel is annexing Southern Syria
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/11/world/middleeast/syria-buffer-israel.html
Israeli soldiers have raided Syrian border villages, prompting nervous residents to huddle in their homes. They have captured the country’s highest peak, have set up roadblocks between Syrian towns and now overlook local villages from former Syrian military outposts.
The stunning downfall of Syria’s longtime leader, Bashar al-Assad, closed a chapter in the country’s decade-long civil war. But it also marked the start of an Israeli incursion into the border region, which Israel has called a temporary defensive move to protect its own security.
Thousands of Syrians now live in areas at least partly controlled by Israeli forces, leaving many anxious over how long the campaign will last. Israeli troops have detained some residents and opened fire during at least two protests against the raids, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an independent monitor.
At least some Syrians now say they fear the Israeli presence could become a prolonged military occupation.
Anonymous
01/11/2025 20:28
Subject: Gaza war and College Campus Protests
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250110-palestinian-journalist-saed-nabhan-killed-by-israel-army/amp/
Israeli sniper kills the Palestinian journalist Saed Abu Nabhan in al Nuseirat refuge camp while evacuating civilians
Genocider don't want their genocidal behavior to be documented. That's why more than 200 journalists have been assassinated.
Hanging out in a war zone has obvious risks.
Should we say that about the kibbutz?