Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[That_Guy]

@UKBengali is right: If Israel wanted a One State solution then would have offered that a long time ago. But they never did because they know the demographic threat. Also, IF/WHEN the Palestinians let go of the idea of 'Palestine' then it would be the end of 'Palestine' because that would be an official acceptance. No people/nation accept that. Would the Muslims of the British era India accept to be part of a 'free and democratic' India with Hindu dominance? No, they wouldn't and they didn't and in contrast to them, the 'Palestine' is a highly emotive, long burning historic issue with a global importance.
PS. What's happening in Syria has huge implications for the entire Resistance front. I don't see Israelis shedding tears over Assad losing ground like in Aleppo.

I don't understand how that contradicts my point.

 

[eIsQengiz]

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[Meengla]

I don't understand how that contradicts my point.

I think others have answered well already. I don't think that Israelis are foolish enough to absorb the entire West Bank without 'sorting out' the Palestinians already present there. Israelis will figure out something: Maybe herd them into one large 'reservation' in the West Bank, surround it from all sides, sort of like the Native American model in America or made the lives so miserable that many would flee--in past monetary offers were made as 'incentive' to leave Palestine. A few billion $$ is nothing for America to give for that. What Israelis, in their own words, would like to achieve is the Arab population to be no more than 20% of the total Israeli population, just like the ideal Gaza population is to be reduced to a mere 100k-200k.
If you and I and others here are aware of the Demographic Threat to Israel then Israelis sure are also aware of that!

 

[Snake]

You're creating a strawman to argue against. This has nothing to do with my point. I said nothing about whether international law should be followed or not.

It's not a strawman there are two parties involved and one party is held to a significantly higher standard. I'm pointing out the double standard - a major flaw in arguing in favor of international law.

This isn't up for discussion.

All historical events are up for discussion the fact you are arguing from this point just proves something is up with the Holohoax.

i can agree with that sentiment. Arab leaders today have no spine

It's more than Arab leaders. They won't move unless they're afraid of losing power over their populace. There are more protests in western countries than the middle east. It's inexplicable. The point stands - arming Palestinians is possible and is a much better solution than one state, two state, or becoming citizens in a "democracy".

Shifting goals isn't a good thing, it means that Israel failed on all levels and is now trying to salvage something to show some sort of achievement. If this is western propaganda, then it's surprisingly anti-zionist.

Annexing more Palestinian territory, genociding the population, no regards for human rights or "rules based order" while suffering little to no consequences is not failing at all levels.

 

[The SC]

French expert Bernard Urcade: “70 percent are thinking about leaving Israel because of this permanent war... The number of Israelis who want to return to #France is a state secret, so there is a real problem related to the very existence of Israel.”

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[The SC]

Urgent | Mother of the prisoner whose video was broadcast by Al-Qassam: Netanyahu assured me that the conditions had been ripe for reaching a prisoner exchange deal

@AJABreaking

 

[The SC]

French academic Agnès Levallo: “What is happening in the Gaza Strip is beyond imagination and beyond what any human being can accept. I cannot speak of a democratic state when I see the practices of war in the Gaza Strip. 44,000 dead in one year. This is a reality and not a fantasy in the minds of some!” "

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[The SC]

Paris witnesses a massive French demonstration on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, to denounce the war of extermination in the Gaza Strip.

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[eIsQengiz]

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More Jew psychopath killers

 

[The SC]

Well-known Israeli journalist Gideon Levy: “The Israeli media voluntarily recruited themselves to avoid talking about the occupation, and now to avoid what is happening in Gaza. This is creating a bubble in which Israelis feel complacent, completely disconnected from reality, in complete denial and blaming the entire world for anti-Semitism!”

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[The SC]

Anthony Samrani, French journalist: “We do not realize here in #France to what extent the #Gaza war has undermined the international order established by Western countries. That is, the utopia of the liberal order, the utopia embraced by the majority of Western countries and perhaps the rest of the world after the fall of the Berlin Wall, has been shattered.” Totally today!”

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[The SC]

Al-Amoudi: One hour of our life in Gaza causes the mountains to collapse, including fear, terror, hunger, pain, death, loss, displacement, and fatigue, but we still cling to God, and we will not despair of His mercy.

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A massive demonstration in #New York denouncing the ongoing genocidal war on #Gaza on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

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[Khansaheeb]

"Weapons that vaporize" could literally mean a new form of highly acidic Chemical Weapon... something like the acid blood of the alien monsters in the Alien series...

or it means extremely high temperatures. Most likely a mix of fuel bomb and some explosive elements.

 

[MNZGamerX]

“Four Years Too Late”: Biden Spotted Carrying Book on Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine

November 30, 2024



Massachusetts (Quds News Network)- Outgoing US President Joe Biden surprised onlookers on Black Friday by leaving a Nantucket bookstore holding a book about the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. The book, The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonial Conquest and Resistance, 1917-2017, is authored by Columbia University professor emeritus Rashid Khalidi. It describes the creation of Israel as colonialism met with Palestinian resistance.

The image of Biden with the book sparked immediate attention. Khalidi, of Palestinian and Lebanese descent, responded to the news. “This is four years too late,” he told The New York Post. He criticized Biden’s timing, given the book’s focus on historical injustices and the role of US administrations in the Gaza genocide.

The book portrays modern Palestinian history as a colonial struggle. It unveils efforts by various powers that waged a war to displace Palestinians from their homeland. Khalidi also targets former President Donald Trump’s administration, calling it a “mouthpiece” for Israel. He further criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing his government as “the most extreme” in Israel’s history.

Khalidi, a vocal critic of US media bias on the Palestinian cause, declined to elaborate on his comments. However, his remark about Biden holding the book underscores years of frustration with US policy toward Palestine.



Biden, who often refers to himself as a Zionist, made no public comment about the book. It remains unclear if he bought it or received it during his visit to Nantucket Bookworks. Biden has consistently expressed support for the occupation state of Israel, telling Israeli President Isaac Herzog earlier this month, “You don’t have to be a Jew to be a Zionist.”

The timing of Biden’s appearance with Khalidi’s book comes as debates over US foreign policy in the Middle East continue to intensify. Khalidi’s statement highlights the growing divide between US rhetoric and the lived realities of the Palestinian people.

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