IDF are bloodthirsty psychopaths.
I mean, this is far from the first time Israel has killed members of Hezbollah post 2006.Last time Bibi went to Southern Lebanon the IDF got their nose bloodied. I seriously doubt he wants to fight there again
I still can't get over how much the West really supports Israel, a country that is openly doing genocide and the majority of its population is supporting it. Chomsky explains it well.
Last time Bibi went to Southern Lebanon the IDF got their nose bloodied. I seriously doubt he wants to fight there again
Last time Bibi went to Southern Lebanon the IDF got their nose bloodied. I seriously doubt he wants to fight there again
Hezbollah has also grown much more powerful since the days of 2006. Israeli soldiers described them as "soldiers that came out of hell" in 2006.I remember that because there was a bit of a crisis of confidence (and review?) for the Israeli military as they did get that bloody nose.
Maybe stay offline for a bit for the betterment of your mental health.
I have just seen Biden say that Israel response is adequate WTF, how does this PoS improve in any way the previous PoS inhabitating the white house? Holy shit.
same shit tactic oh look we are the only victim here...ISRAELI AMBASSADOR HAS A MELTDOWN ON SKYNEWS
This was too funny to watch. Respect to the interviewer for doing his job well. Source: https://youtu.be/5hh0dkscOXwIf you are interested in learning more ab...youtu.be
Hasan Piker put up a compilation of the last three days of his twitch coverage. A quick and dirty summary of what's happening.
I have just seen Biden say that Israel response is adequate WTF, how does this PoS improve in any way the previous PoS inhabitating the white house? Holy shit.
There is no both sides here. West Bank and Jerusalem shows us that not retaliating will get the Palestinians absolutely nothing.
Talking about Hamas and the radical right Israel factions here, i'm not sure what the actual palestinian people and the actual Israeli population would say if you polled them about what THEY thought might be a way forward? The idea was to leave aside the radical factions and see what the actual populations would want. If you are suggesting they can no longer be separated from the radical elements, then yes, there truly is no hope and no end to the conflict indeed.
What is this both sides nonsense?I can't even imagine what it would be like being a diplomat, trying desperately to find a way of negotiating well...ANYTHING at this point to find some kind of solution to a situation that is already messed up in so many ways, only to then see every little inch of tiny progress utterly demolished over and over again by the radical elements on both sides who are just doing their best to further poison any glimmer of hope there might ever be to find an acceptable outcome for both sides at this point.
not the most familiar with Canadian policy, but I did see a Canadian politician call for the end of arm sales to Israel, so I'm guessing they at least sell arms to Israel.I watched Hasan talk about this and I was wondering if anyone could answer this (extremely dumb and uneducated) question for me. Does Canada have a part in supporting the IDF? In that I mean is a portion of our taxes going to programs etc.. again I'm sorry for my lack of knowledge on this.
It is also a sinister, and disgusting betrayal of history. In 70 AD the Romans destroyed the temple and banned Jews from worshipping in Jerusalem. The Christian Romans used the temple mount as a garbage dump for centuries.It's way older than 1400 years, try 2000 years rather or more. The 1400 years narrative is, mind you, handpicked. Because guess what? That is the starting point of Islam's spread to the Levant.
Hence they make it sound like it was muslims/Arabs (who have been in the area before Islam i.e. Nabateans or Ghassanids) who are responsible for their exodus.
This approach is very common in the Israeli narrative, trying to blame Palestinians for their misfortunes or disasters. You even see Palestinians being blamed for the Holocaust, when the grand mufti in reality played a very minor role, at best.
Israel is ostensibly a functioning democracy that reflects the general will of the people. How long has Netanyahu been in power?
It is also a sinister, and disgusting betrayal of history. In 70 AD the Romans destroyed the temple and banned Jews from worshipping in Jerusalem. The Christian Romans used the temple mount as a garbage dump for centuries.
In 637, Umar Ibn Khattab, the father in law, and friend of the prophet Muhammad removed the Romans. He guaranteed freedom of worship for Jews, Christians and Muslims. He allowed Jews to come back and worship alongside Muslims, and Christians.
Hundreds of years later, a Kurdish Muslim known as Sallahudin (Salladin!) would take an example from Umar, and do the same.
Historically speaking, Jews and Muslims had always been close. Zionism is a complete betrayal of Jewish and Muslim relations. It's inhumane, and dangerous cult.
Many genetic studies have demonstrated that most of the various Jewish ethnic divisions and Druze, Palestinians, Bedouin, Lebanese people and other Levantines cluster near one another genetically. Many studies have found that Jews and Palestinians are closer to each other than the Palestinians or European Jews are to non-Jewish Europeans or Africans. They also found substantial genetic overlap between Israeli and Palestinian Arabs and Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews. A small but statistically significant difference was found in the Y-chromosomal haplogroup distributions of Sephardic Jews and Palestinians, but no significant differences were found between Ashkenazi Jews and Palestinians nor between the two Jewish communities, However, a highly distinct cluster was found in Palestinian haplotypes. 32% of the 143 Arab Y-chromosomes studied belonged to this "I&P Arab clade", which contained only one non-Arab chromosome, that of a Sephardic Jew. This could possibly be attributed to the geographical isolation of the Jews or to the immigration of Arab tribes in the first millennium. The Druze people, a "genetic sanctuary" for the diversity of the Near East in antiquity, have been found in genetic studies to be the closest to Jews of the populations in the Levant. Lebanese also cluster closely with Jewish ethnic groups, closer than Syrians and Palestinians, according to a 2010 study by Behar et al. In contrast to the very close Jewish, Lebanese, and Druze grouping was the Palestinian grouping, which was closest to Saudis and Bedouins, suggesting significant ancestry from the Arabian Peninsula in contrast to the more Levantine stock of the former groups.
The single archeogenetic study of the southern Levant (Salamon et al., 2010) explored mtDNA haplogroups of Chalcolithic period from a cave in the Judean Desert. The prevailing mtDNA haplogroups were those in U3a, Hand H6 haplogroup. "U3 is quite frequent in contemporary mtDNA from Near Eastern and Levantine samples suggesting some temporal continuity in mtDNA haplogroups from as far back as the Chalcolithic Era (circa 4500-4000 BCE). In addition, the authors found that the U3a and H6 haplotypes from the ancient DNA samples were present in a broad range of contemporary Jewish populations".
Wtf are you talking about. Were the Warsaw Ghetto fighters radical? Hell no. They were fighting to defend themselves against a murderous cult. Hamas is doing the same. You think people whose lives have been turned into a hell for generations are going to fit your standard? Of course they're bad, but there's no equivalence here.Talking about Hamas and the radical right Israel factions here, i'm not sure what the actual palestinian people and the actual Israeli population would say if you polled them about what THEY thought might be a way forward? The idea was to leave aside the radical factions and see what the actual populations would want. If you are suggesting they can no longer be separated from the radical elements, then yes, there truly is no hope and no end to the conflict indeed.
All are good. Try Friends of Al Aqsa as well.anyone have charities or aid organizations to give to for Gaza? I know UNHCR, UNRWA, anyone have others?
Genocidal psychopaths.
Wtf are you talking about. Were the Warsaw Ghetto fighters radical? Hell no. They were fighting to defend themselves against a murderous cult. Hamas is doing the same. You think people whose lives have been turned into a hell for generations are going to fit your standard? Of course they're bad, but there's no equivalence here.
Meanwhile these Zionists roaming the streets running their own Kristal nacht, who do they remind you of?
This is all true. But how do you propose they go from here? I guess it's just hard to accept the fact that there is literally nothing that can be done to stop this and find an outcome that both could live with. Those zionists don't speak for everyone after all.
Arabisation of the Levantine people came from the Muslim conquest. The embraced Islam and accepted the Arab culture over 1400 years.
The Palestinians that have lived there are genetically similar to Jews because their ancestors were the Jews who settled there with Moses, accepted Jesus as the Messiah and then finally accepted Islam. Their ancestors were the original Israelites, the first Jewish Christians and the Jews told to return after the Muslim conquest. The became arabised because of Islam.
Do you have a source for this. Or any good video source talking about this conflict. Would love to become more informed about this.Hezbollah has also grown much more powerful since the days of 2006. Israeli soldiers described them as "soldiers that came out of hell" in 2006.
I tried to look this up and couldn't find anything. It seems like majority of their country is happily backing what's going on right now. Not surprised at all.Is there any kind of strong anti war movement in Israel.
Any MP's who actually call for the end of armed conflict?
anyone have charities or aid organizations to give to for Gaza? I know UNHCR, UNRWA, anyone have others?
International intervention against the Israel regime.This is all true. But how do you propose they go from here? I guess it's just hard to accept the fact that there is literally nothing that can be done to stop this and find an outcome that both could live with. Those zionists don't speak for everyone after all.
This is all true. But how do you propose they go from here? I guess it's just hard to accept the fact that there is literally nothing that can be done to stop this and find an outcome that both could live with. Those zionists don't speak for everyone after all.
I tried to look this up and couldn't find anything. It seems like majority of their country is happily backing what's going on right now. Not surprised at all.
Leftist Israelis, and pro equality Israelis are marginalized and arrested for protesting and speaking up. It's a fascist colonalist ethnostate motivated by religious zealousness. It's abhorrent in every way.Crazy. A democracy usually will see a difference of opinion and MP's who will not just sit back and accept a state going to war.
The "literally nothing" only applies to us forum members, there's plenty that USA and the West in general could do, for a start USA could just stop protecting Israel from all political and economic consequences of their actions. Even the most toothless political resolutions are vetoed by USA, that means you can't even talk bad about Israel.