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Clashes between Jews and Palestinians in Jerusalem. Israel now invading Gaza according to (Questionable) Reports - If your thoughts are "I don't like either" you don't need to fucking post because it's been said 100 times you fucking dullard
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What makes me like muslims is the fact they'd stone then burn the body of @Miss Tommie Jayne Wasserberg for being a degenerate and a blight on Allahs all mighty eyes.
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Israeli Channel 13:
Ministers in the Security Council demanded an end to the fighting in Gaza, stating that the bank of targets is over.
Ministers in the Security Council demanded an end to the fighting in Gaza, stating that the bank of targets is over.
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You will see transpeople defending Iran because of the forced G.I surgeries if their gay. Its amazing how backwards they look.
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A lot of people talk about who wants to live in the area. But looking at countries like the USA, I'd rather live in a country that has actual enemies that try to (impotently) hurt it once in a few years than a country that has so little danger that the media starts demonizing entire part of the population to rally everyone else. Even the current problems with the local arab population will disappear in a month.
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Question for Western Right-aligned critics/opponents of Israel:
What specifically is your criticism of Israeli Jews, other than being Jewish?
For example, I am generally critical of American Jews for their cynical abuse of Holocaust victimhood as a battering ram into the halls of power and suppress opponents and their use of Western legal, financial, and media industries to weaken national identity (I guess that would be the whole "globohomo" term, I'm new here so please bear with me).
However, I can't hold Israel accountable for the actions of American Jews when there seems to be a deep cultural divide between them. Obviously in a functional country there are people of all socioeconomic levels and there is no way for them to use the Holocaust as a weapon against other Jews.
As a comparison, another similarly-displaced group are Iranians who fled to the US after the rise of the Ayatollah. Granted, they are much less numerous (approximately 500,000 ethnic Persians in the US compared to approximately 7,600,000 American Jews) but relative to their population are better educated and more successful than their Jewish counterparts.
What specifically is your criticism of Israeli Jews, other than being Jewish?
For example, I am generally critical of American Jews for their cynical abuse of Holocaust victimhood as a battering ram into the halls of power and suppress opponents and their use of Western legal, financial, and media industries to weaken national identity (I guess that would be the whole "globohomo" term, I'm new here so please bear with me).
However, I can't hold Israel accountable for the actions of American Jews when there seems to be a deep cultural divide between them. Obviously in a functional country there are people of all socioeconomic levels and there is no way for them to use the Holocaust as a weapon against other Jews.
As a comparison, another similarly-displaced group are Iranians who fled to the US after the rise of the Ayatollah. Granted, they are much less numerous (approximately 500,000 ethnic Persians in the US compared to approximately 7,600,000 American Jews) but relative to their population are better educated and more successful than their Jewish counterparts.
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This will all end in tears, I just know it.
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They're pig ignorant of other cultures and just assume everyone is good by default, so any criticism of Islam is just a pretense for racism in their minds.
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What's wrong Journoscum, wasn't your building insured?
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4510884/
Maybe some Gazans don't have food, but others have too much.
That study was based on numbers from both the West Bank and Gaza
Israel doesn't use napalm, at least in the modern-day. The UN ruled against its use in 1980. Upper-ranked soldiers can be war criminals, and the ICC prefers to prosecute them over lower-ranked soldiers. Bombing a village sympathetic to an enemies cause is a war crime because it implies attacking civilians and not military targets. Moreover, the Rome Statute was signed in 2002, way after the Vietnam war.
The only thing that warfare during Vietnam helped to establish were rules against certain acts, such as using agent orange, for example. International law doesn't come into being from one country's war methods. That isn't how it works at all.
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Hamas military wing spokesman: A "curfew" will be placed on Tel Aviv from 10:00pm till 12:00pm. (Meaning: expect fireworks for the next two hours.)
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EDIT: Telegram channel says they've made a mistake in the translation from Arabic. Spokesman said that the "curfew" on TA will be lifted from ten till twelve. IOW, threatening rockets starting at midnight.
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See my post here:
Anyways, the various Muslim groups are already decrying one another, especially in the various telegrams I am drawing from. After several Palestinians criticized Hezbollah for giving only speeches, rather than direct support, the loftily named "Global Resistance News" put out this statement.
With all due respect, internet armchair military strategists should take a backseat and not insult the resistance with arrogant conjectures.
After all, seasoned military strategists will always take precedence over internet typists who think advocating for reckless abandon is "based."
"Hezbollah provides Palestine with nothing." You sure about that? Do you even know who Martyr Imad Mughniyah is? He was not well known to the masses (only to top Hezbollah officials and top CIA/Mossad officials) until after his assassination. He is responsible for the military capabilities of the Palestinian resistance which we are seeing the successes of to this day. He was so wise, intelligent, and blessed by God Himself that he was able to sneak into occupied Palestine and walk in its cities undetected, and travel into the West Bank and Gaza to support resistance factions, teach them tactics, and facilitate the arrival of arms from Syria and Iran. The only other high ranking official we know to have had traveled to Gaza is Martyr Soleimani (ra).
Hezbollah is responsible for all the glorious fireworks we see blazing the night skies of "Tel Aviv," and armchair internet generals want to dare say that Hezbollah has done nothing? None of us are even worth the dirt under their shoes. We should have some humility.
All the smoldering buildings of illegitimate "israeli" occupiers in "Tel Aviv," Askhelon, and many more, that is all due to Hezbollah, Syria, and Iran.
Ever hear of a thing called sovereignty and not babysitting people? It would be better if Palestinians have the first hand in dealing with their own issues. It helps uplift their people and give them honor and dignity, awakening their hearts so they realize who the enemy is and uniting them across factional divides. Iran has the same MO: empower people to clean up their own house, rather than come in and do the work for them, simply only supplying the necessary physical and philosophical supplies to work towards their own liberation and independence.
As Allah says in the Qur'an, He does not change the state of a society until the people change themselves first. By empowering the Palestinians to do the work themselves, only supplying them with arms and religious/philosophical ideals, it causes the hearts of the people to wake up. If a baby sitter just cleans up our mess all the time, we will get too comfortable and lazy and fall into a state of slumber.
There was one US-based Sunni Muslim Imam who said that when Arabs fought in the name of Marxism, nationalism, or any other kind of -ism, they lost. But when they fought in the name of God, that is when they achieved victory. Because they are assisted by elements beyond this physical dimension, and they also annihilate their ego and inner demons at the same time.
In that sense, we should learn from them and get rid of our egos too, if we want to have victory against the outer enemies like they did.
Forgive us for being harsh, but when people are giving their blood and sacrificing their lives, those who sit behind computer screens should not spit on those who are actually doing something about it. Slanderous insults require tough love. Peace and blessings to all.
After all, seasoned military strategists will always take precedence over internet typists who think advocating for reckless abandon is "based."
"Hezbollah provides Palestine with nothing." You sure about that? Do you even know who Martyr Imad Mughniyah is? He was not well known to the masses (only to top Hezbollah officials and top CIA/Mossad officials) until after his assassination. He is responsible for the military capabilities of the Palestinian resistance which we are seeing the successes of to this day. He was so wise, intelligent, and blessed by God Himself that he was able to sneak into occupied Palestine and walk in its cities undetected, and travel into the West Bank and Gaza to support resistance factions, teach them tactics, and facilitate the arrival of arms from Syria and Iran. The only other high ranking official we know to have had traveled to Gaza is Martyr Soleimani (ra).
Hezbollah is responsible for all the glorious fireworks we see blazing the night skies of "Tel Aviv," and armchair internet generals want to dare say that Hezbollah has done nothing? None of us are even worth the dirt under their shoes. We should have some humility.
All the smoldering buildings of illegitimate "israeli" occupiers in "Tel Aviv," Askhelon, and many more, that is all due to Hezbollah, Syria, and Iran.
Ever hear of a thing called sovereignty and not babysitting people? It would be better if Palestinians have the first hand in dealing with their own issues. It helps uplift their people and give them honor and dignity, awakening their hearts so they realize who the enemy is and uniting them across factional divides. Iran has the same MO: empower people to clean up their own house, rather than come in and do the work for them, simply only supplying the necessary physical and philosophical supplies to work towards their own liberation and independence.
As Allah says in the Qur'an, He does not change the state of a society until the people change themselves first. By empowering the Palestinians to do the work themselves, only supplying them with arms and religious/philosophical ideals, it causes the hearts of the people to wake up. If a baby sitter just cleans up our mess all the time, we will get too comfortable and lazy and fall into a state of slumber.
There was one US-based Sunni Muslim Imam who said that when Arabs fought in the name of Marxism, nationalism, or any other kind of -ism, they lost. But when they fought in the name of God, that is when they achieved victory. Because they are assisted by elements beyond this physical dimension, and they also annihilate their ego and inner demons at the same time.
In that sense, we should learn from them and get rid of our egos too, if we want to have victory against the outer enemies like they did.
Forgive us for being harsh, but when people are giving their blood and sacrificing their lives, those who sit behind computer screens should not spit on those who are actually doing something about it. Slanderous insults require tough love. Peace and blessings to all.
They're already turning on each other.
Additionally, Hamas has issued a warning to clear Moshe Aviv tower, the second largest skyscraper in
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I can't speak for other people, but I don't pity or sympathize with Israel because they want to act like a victim when they're gobbling up land belonging to nations, such as Golan Heights and while they receive a massive amount of support (in the form of money) from foreign allies. It also seems like the relationship between the US and Israel is all in favor of Israel, considering events such as the USS Liberty: the US has an "ally" in the Middle East, but what does that signify when the ally is despised by everyone around them?
These reasons aren't enough for me to wish destruction on Israel, but I wish the US government, among other governments, weren't pandering to them at the taxpayers' expense and the expense of the reputation of the countries they claim to represent.
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Unbelievably based
They're already turning on each other.
Additionally, Hamas has issued a warning to clear Moshe Aviv tower, the second largest skyscraper in Palestine.
That's not good.
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Incoming Jew 9/11. I wouldn't like to be in Gaza (at all, but especially) if Hamas manage to bring that down. Israel has been pulling its punches with Palestine pretty much since day 1. A full reprisal strike for something like that would be brutal.
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foolish idea. gaza arabs are so unruly and uppity, you can not manage the place with an occupation force, because they will constantly ambush and murder and sabotage and generally guerrilla the fuck out of you.
only way to successfully occupy them would be a harsh crackdown on the population to completely stamp out any and all resistance. like, five figure civilian death count tier harsh. nazi occupation of warsaw tier harsh. and israel is too dependent on international (american) aid to do something like that.
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Interesting for American Jews to suddenly become so nuanced about who shares responsibility for the Holocaust.Pope Pius XII had much more to do with aiding and abetting the holocaust that the Grand Mufti Al-Husseini.
The Holocaust and the Catholic Church
Some in the Vatican want to make Pius XII a saint. If they succeed, “the Church will have sealed its second millennium with a lie.”www.theatlantic.com
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Because they live in a free nation where thier religion isn’t a threat to them. they have the privilege to play moral warrior with people who would think nothing of stoning them, because They are far away... the tune would change mighty quick if that wasn’t the case.