Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

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If they were Palestinians they would have been gunned down already:-

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hussain0216 said:
No bruv that's not how it works after the Geneva convention
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So yes, consider both sides break laws, though Arab side broke more severely because initiate war against sovereign country by law.

hussain0216 said:
You can't just ethnically cleanse millions of people and steal their land and declare a state

The Palestinians NEVER were asked or given a referendum or vote on any plan to divide their lands and homes
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Palestinians are 30% of Israel population, and Israel is a democracy country. So they have been given their right to choose.

Palestinian outside Israel only can vote for their own country interest.

Assuming Israel were guilty according to your views, then what UN shall do?


hussain0216 said:
That's why they resist

The conflict is brutal but the entire region hates the Jews and wants them out now

The Palestinians DID NOT START AGGRESSION
No one invited the Jews
No one wanted the Jews in the middle east
The Palestinians just lived their lives and the evil intentions came from the Jews who coveted the land the Palestinians lived on


Now we need to fix the situation and get the Jews out back to live amongst the Westerners so the middle east get be free of this curse of a people
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Jews grows there by purchased land legally, not by robbing and their population was 33% of whole palestine population at that time when they decide to establish a state on 55% of the whole land, so those who started aggression were those who illegally attacked and initiated wars.
That means you need a huge power to challenge not only Israel but UN / world and international laws.
 
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Get Ya Wig Split said:
You look at the map with 10 red circles and think the whole of Israel is in the midst of a serious rocket attack lol. Half of those rockets flop from the get-go and the remaining 50% are swiftly dealt with by Israel. It's such a manageable situation that most folks don't bother discussing these attacks no more because the Iron Dome has got it covered. It'd be wise for you to accept that the chapter with Hamas is pretty much over.
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This is the only thing you are winning at. Killing civilians ….enjoy it while it lasts, everyone sooner or later will pay for their crimes.

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Antonius123 said:
So yes, consider both sides break laws, though Arab side broke more severely because initiate war against sovereign country by law.



Palestinians are 30% of Israel population, and Israel is a democracy country. So they have been given their right to choose.

Palestinian outside Israel only can vote for their own country interest.

Assuming Israel were guilty according to your views, then what UN shall do?




Jews grows there by purchase land legally, not by robbing and their population is 33% of whole palestine population, so those who start aggression were those who illegally attack and initiate war.
That means you need a huge power to challenge not only Israel but UN / world and international laws.
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Someone please ban this dude. All he does is hijack threads to divert attention from the genocide they are committing.
 
When will the world wake up? Three men murdered in West Bank and 1 of them is run over by Israeli jeep after shooting them dead. They are not just committing genocide in Gaza but the West Bank. I would call them pigs but a pig is cleaner than them.

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Get Ya Wig Split said:
You look at the map with 10 red circles and think the whole of Israel is in the midst of a serious rocket attack lol. Half of those rockets flop from the get-go and the remaining 50% are swiftly dealt with by Israel. It's such a manageable situation that most folks don't bother discussing these attacks no more because the Iron Dome has got it covered. It'd be wise for you to accept that the chapter with Hamas is pretty much over.
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Do you support the genocide of Palestinain people?
 
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Someone please ban this dude. All he does is hijack threads to divert attention from the genocide they are committing.
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I am just answering; not bring different topic/post nor flooding this thread with historical comments ............................................................................... even I don't care if you want to use this thread for your propaganda.

Grow up....
 
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As regional war about to break out, Pakistan taking active steps to monitor the Indians:-

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Pakistan steps up surveillance in Arabian Sea

Navy says aerial monitoring increased, ships patrolling global shipping lanes.
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Pakistan steps up surveillance in Arabian Sea​

Dawn Report Published January 8, 2024 Updated a day ago


A Navy ship escorts a merchant vessel in Arabian Sea.—Courtesy PN

A Navy ship escorts a merchant vessel in Arabian Sea.—Courtesy PN
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KARACHI: Pakistan has stepped up naval and aerial surveillance of the Arabian Sea in a bid to protect traffic in international shipping lanes, the navy said on Sunday.
Pakistan Navy said it had deployed its ships in wake of the recent maritime security incidents in the Arabian Sea.
The development comes days after an Indian Navy warship intercepted a Bahrain-bound bulk carrier following reports that the vessel had been hijacked off the coast of Somalia.
In a statement issued on Sunday, the Pakistan Navy said it is “ensuring [a] permanent presence in the Arabian Sea to keep our and international sea lines of communications under intense surveillance”.











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Navy says aerial monitoring increased, ships patrolling global shipping lanes
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“Two to three ships are always patrolling the areas [where] Pakistan-bound and international merchant ships are plying. In addition, extensive air surveillance is also being undertaken to ensure the safety of international sea lines of communications passing through our maritime area.



Earlier, Reuters reported that the hijacking and attempted hijacking of commercial ships in the Gulf of Aden and Arabian Sea resumed in December after a six-year lull.
Experts attributed this rise to the fact that pirates had been encouraged by US-led anti-piracy naval forces diverting their attention to the neighbouring Red Sea to thwart attacks there by Houthi forces from Yemen.
Maritime traffic has been disrupted over the past several weeks after the Houthis began carrying out attacks on vessels in the Gulf region to show their support for the people of Gaza.
Major shippers such as Maersk have paused or diverted their vessels away from the Red Sea — the shortest route from Asia to Europe via the Suez Canal — after a number of craft came under attack from Houthi drones and gunboats.
Even though India is not part of the US-led Red Sea task force, it had deployed ships in the region.
Following last week’s hijacking attempt, New Delhi had announced it was providing protective escorts to Indian container ships in the high seas around the Red Sea as the security situation there continues to simmer.
Earlier, the Indian navy had said that task groups of frigates and destroyers had been deployed in the central and northern Arabian Sea to assist merchant vessels passing through the region.
“Aerial surveillance by long-range maritime patrol aircraft and RPAs (Remotely Piloted Aircraft) has been enhanced to have a complete maritime domain awareness,” Reuters quoted a statement as saying.
Published in Dawn, January 8th, 2024
 
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