Harrison Bergeron said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Back in the '70's I worked with a Jewish woman and a Palestinian refugee in our LA offices. Every day at work was miserable as those two snipped at each other endlessly.

The Palestinian opened my eyes as to how his homeland was occupied and he was forced to flee what is now Israel without his family as a child. He was a reasonable and intelligent young person. He was the beneficiary of our companies policy of educating Arabs at American universities since we operated in the Kuwaiti Neutral Zone.. He was a graduate of UCLA. Before I met Wajeeha I held the opinion that Israel was a military power and had the right to defend themselves.

The secretary on the other hand was born and raised in Brooklyn and her room was a small closet. She had served in the U.S. Army prior to her employment and we use to kid about our drill sergeant's morning greetings with coffee in hand.

I've often wondered whatever happened to them. The last time I saw Wajeeha was in Beirut just prior to the 15 year war. My point being that this is an endless conflict when two sides just cannot accept any middle ground whatsoever.

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You're delusional.

What rights to Arabs have in Israel?
Do any Arabs serve in the Knesset?
What is average standard of living for an Arab in Israel?

What rights to Jews have in Palestinian-controlled lands?
Do any Jews serve in the Palestinian-controlled governments?
What is average standard of living for a Jew in Palestinian-controlled lands?

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Redbrickbear said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Back in the '70's I worked with a Jewish woman and a Palestinian refugee in our LA offices. Every day at work was miserable as those two snipped at each other endlessly.

The Palestinian opened my eyes as to how his homeland was occupied and he was forced to flee what is now Israel without his family as a child. He was a reasonable and intelligent young person. He was the beneficiary of our companies policy of educating Arabs at American universities since we operated in the Kuwaiti Neutral Zone.. He was a graduate of UCLA. Before I met Wajeeha I held the opinion that Israel was a military power and had the right to defend themselves.

The secretary on the other hand was born and raised in Brooklyn and her room was a small closet. She had served in the U.S. Army prior to her employment and we use to kid about our drill sergeant's morning greetings with coffee in hand.

I've often wondered whatever happened to them. The last time I saw Wajeeha was in Beirut just prior to the 15 year war. My point being that this is an endless conflict when two sides just cannot accept any middle ground whatsoever.

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You're delusional.

What rights to Arabs have in Israel?
Do any Arabs serve in the Knesset?
What is average standard of living for an Arab in Israel?

What rights to Jews have in Palestinian-controlled lands?
Do any Jews serve in the Palestinian-controlled governments?
What is average standard of living for a Jew in Palestinian-controlled lands?

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Its the Jews in the area who segregate themselves off in armed settlements and will never allow themselves to be governed by anyone but other Jews in Israel.

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ShooterTX said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Back in the '70's I worked with a Jewish woman and a Palestinian refugee in our LA offices. Every day at work was miserable as those two snipped at each other endlessly.

The Palestinian opened my eyes as to how his homeland was occupied and he was forced to flee what is now Israel without his family as a child. He was a reasonable and intelligent young person. He was the beneficiary of our companies policy of educating Arabs at American universities since we operated in the Kuwaiti Neutral Zone.. He was a graduate of UCLA. Before I met Wajeeha I held the opinion that Israel was a military power and had the right to defend themselves.

The secretary on the other hand was born and raised in Brooklyn and her room was a small closet. She had served in the U.S. Army prior to her employment and we use to kid about our drill sergeant's morning greetings with coffee in hand.

I've often wondered whatever happened to them. The last time I saw Wajeeha was in Beirut just prior to the 15 year war. My point being that this is an endless conflict when two sides just cannot accept any middle ground whatsoever.

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You're delusional.

What rights to Arabs have in Israel?
Do any Arabs serve in the Knesset?
What is average standard of living for an Arab in Israel?

What rights to Jews have in Palestinian-controlled lands?
Do any Jews serve in the Palestinian-controlled governments?
What is average standard of living for a Jew in Palestinian-controlled lands?

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Its the Jews in the area who segregate themselves off in armed settlements and will never allow themselves to be governed by anyone but other Jews in Israel.

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So you are completely unaware that there are Palestinian Arabs in the Knesset? .

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Redbrickbear said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Back in the '70's I worked with a Jewish woman and a Palestinian refugee in our LA offices. Every day at work was miserable as those two snipped at each other endlessly.

The Palestinian opened my eyes as to how his homeland was occupied and he was forced to flee what is now Israel without his family as a child. He was a reasonable and intelligent young person. He was the beneficiary of our companies policy of educating Arabs at American universities since we operated in the Kuwaiti Neutral Zone.. He was a graduate of UCLA. Before I met Wajeeha I held the opinion that Israel was a military power and had the right to defend themselves.

The secretary on the other hand was born and raised in Brooklyn and her room was a small closet. She had served in the U.S. Army prior to her employment and we use to kid about our drill sergeant's morning greetings with coffee in hand.

I've often wondered whatever happened to them. The last time I saw Wajeeha was in Beirut just prior to the 15 year war. My point being that this is an endless conflict when two sides just cannot accept any middle ground whatsoever.

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You're delusional.

What rights to Arabs have in Israel?
Do any Arabs serve in the Knesset?
What is average standard of living for an Arab in Israel?

What rights to Jews have in Palestinian-controlled lands?
Do any Jews serve in the Palestinian-controlled governments?
What is average standard of living for a Jew in Palestinian-controlled lands?

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Its the Jews in the area who segregate themselves off in armed settlements and will never allow themselves to be governed by anyone but other Jews in Israel.

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So you are completely unaware that there are Palestinian Arabs in the Knesset? .

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Completely aware

You also must be aware that the Arabs allow themselves to be citizens of Israel

The Jews don't agree to be under the authority of the Palestinians (or even let a Palestinian state exist)

PS

I'm also interested in hearing why Arabs account for 21% of the population of Israel yet the State does not let in more Arabs via immigration (only Jews) or why the Israeli government only has 10 non-Jewish members of the 120 member Knesset

Should they not have many more seats?

Should they not also get to have their own people immigrate in?

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FLBear5630 said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Back in the '70's I worked with a Jewish woman and a Palestinian refugee in our LA offices. Every day at work was miserable as those two snipped at each other endlessly.

The Palestinian opened my eyes as to how his homeland was occupied and he was forced to flee what is now Israel without his family as a child. He was a reasonable and intelligent young person. He was the beneficiary of our companies policy of educating Arabs at American universities since we operated in the Kuwaiti Neutral Zone.. He was a graduate of UCLA. Before I met Wajeeha I held the opinion that Israel was a military power and had the right to defend themselves.

The secretary on the other hand was born and raised in Brooklyn and her room was a small closet. She had served in the U.S. Army prior to her employment and we use to kid about our drill sergeant's morning greetings with coffee in hand.

I've often wondered whatever happened to them. The last time I saw Wajeeha was in Beirut just prior to the 15 year war. My point being that this is an endless conflict when two sides just cannot accept any middle ground whatsoever.

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You're delusional.

What rights to Arabs have in Israel?
Do any Arabs serve in the Knesset?
What is average standard of living for an Arab in Israel?

What rights to Jews have in Palestinian-controlled lands?
Do any Jews serve in the Palestinian-controlled governments?
What is average standard of living for a Jew in Palestinian-controlled lands?

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Its the Jews in the area who segregate themselves off in armed settlements and will never allow themselves to be governed by anyone but other Jews in Israel.

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So you are completely unaware that there are Palestinian Arabs in the Knesset? .

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Completely aware

You also must be aware that the Arabs allow themselves to be citizens of Israel

The Jews don't agree to be under the authority of the Palestinians (or even let a Palestinian state exist)

PS

I'm also interested in hearing why Arabs account for 21% of the population of Israel yet the State does not let in more Arabs via immigration (only Jews) or why the Israeli government only has 10 non-Jewish members of the 120 member Knesset

Should they not have many more seats?

Should they not also get to have their own people immigrate in?

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You also must be aware that the Arabs allow themselves to be citizens of Israel: Their choice.

The Jews don't agree to be under the authority of the Palestinians (or even let a Palestinian state exist): That is why they have Israel, to have a JEWISH State. If an Israeli wants to move to Gaza or Rafa or someother Palestinian controlled area, that is their choice.

I'm also interested in hearing why Arabs account for 21% of the population of Israel yet the State does not let in more Arabs via immigration (only Jews): Each Sovereign (like it or not Israel is a Sovereign nation) has their own immigration laws. Once again, Israel was created to be a JEWISH State, so giving precedence to Jews is consistent with their mission and Constitution. Nobody hid that fact that Israel was a Jewish State when created. Non-Jews can naturalize after 3 years, renounce former citizenship and demonstrate proficiency in Hebrew

Why the Israeli government only has 10 non-Jewish members of the 120 member Knesset: Because it is a Jewish State.

Should they not have many more seats?

Should they not also get to have their own people immigrate in? No, it is a Jewish State created to give Jews a home.

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Redbrickbear said:

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ShooterTX said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Back in the '70's I worked with a Jewish woman and a Palestinian refugee in our LA offices. Every day at work was miserable as those two snipped at each other endlessly.

The Palestinian opened my eyes as to how his homeland was occupied and he was forced to flee what is now Israel without his family as a child. He was a reasonable and intelligent young person. He was the beneficiary of our companies policy of educating Arabs at American universities since we operated in the Kuwaiti Neutral Zone.. He was a graduate of UCLA. Before I met Wajeeha I held the opinion that Israel was a military power and had the right to defend themselves.

The secretary on the other hand was born and raised in Brooklyn and her room was a small closet. She had served in the U.S. Army prior to her employment and we use to kid about our drill sergeant's morning greetings with coffee in hand.

I've often wondered whatever happened to them. The last time I saw Wajeeha was in Beirut just prior to the 15 year war. My point being that this is an endless conflict when two sides just cannot accept any middle ground whatsoever.

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You're delusional.

What rights to Arabs have in Israel?
Do any Arabs serve in the Knesset?
What is average standard of living for an Arab in Israel?

What rights to Jews have in Palestinian-controlled lands?
Do any Jews serve in the Palestinian-controlled governments?
What is average standard of living for a Jew in Palestinian-controlled lands?

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Its the Jews in the area who segregate themselves off in armed settlements and will never allow themselves to be governed by anyone but other Jews in Israel.

---

So you are completely unaware that there are Palestinian Arabs in the Knesset? .

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Completely aware

You also must be aware that the Arabs allow themselves to be citizens of Israel

The Jews don't agree to be under the authority of the Palestinians (or even let a Palestinian state exist)

PS

I'm also interested in hearing why Arabs account for 21% of the population of Israel yet the State does not let in more Arabs via immigration (only Jews) or why the Israeli government only has 10 non-Jewish members of the 120 member Knesset

Should they not have many more seats?

Should they not also get to have their own people immigrate in?

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sombear said:

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J.R. said:

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Turns out that the 45 who were killed and children burned to death was at the hand of our bombs. Time to cut those Mfer's off in ALL aid. They can fin for themselves as far as I'm concerned. We can reengage when they make serious changes including a brand new govt. Until then, no thanks.

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What you mean to say was "at the hands of Hamas' own bombs, rockets, and weapons, which should not have been anywhere near that area."

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whiterock said:

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To understand the intractability of the situation, one must come to grips with islamic worldview. The purpose of social contract in islam is to promote and defend shariah as law of the land. Islam is structurally intolerant of infidels, stridently so, particularly in majority islamic lands. Islam views loss of control of islamic lands to other faiths as supreme indignity, intolerable outrage. They'd rather die as jihadis than agree to it. THAT'S the root cause of this conflict.

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whiterock said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Back in the '70's I worked with a Jewish woman and a Palestinian refugee in our LA offices. Every day at work was miserable as those two snipped at each other endlessly.

The Palestinian opened my eyes as to how his homeland was occupied and he was forced to flee what is now Israel without his family as a child. He was a reasonable and intelligent young person. He was the beneficiary of our companies policy of educating Arabs at American universities since we operated in the Kuwaiti Neutral Zone.. He was a graduate of UCLA. Before I met Wajeeha I held the opinion that Israel was a military power and had the right to defend themselves.

The secretary on the other hand was born and raised in Brooklyn and her room was a small closet. She had served in the U.S. Army prior to her employment and we use to kid about our drill sergeant's morning greetings with coffee in hand.

I've often wondered whatever happened to them. The last time I saw Wajeeha was in Beirut just prior to the 15 year war. My point being that this is an endless conflict when two sides just cannot accept any middle ground whatsoever.

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Every time I say this, people blow a gasket, but it is nonetheless true: sometimes, there is no middle ground and conflict will only end when one side loses and the other one wins.

The Palestinians, at 80-90% rates (depending on how the question is phrased), are not interested in living in peace as equals with Jews (or any other faith, for that matter). Jews are willing to live in peace alongside Palestinians (and do) as long as it is in a Jewish state. There really isn't any middle ground between the two propositions. As long as Hamas continues to attack Israel, Israel is going to continue to make Gaza unlivable with the implicit aim of forcing them to leave. There is no other path to peace.

To understand the intractability of the situation, one must come to grips with islamic worldview. The purpose of social contract in islam is to promote and defend shariah as law of the land. Islam is structurally intolerant of infidels, stridently so, particularly in majority islamic lands. Islam views loss of control of islamic lands to other faiths as supreme indignity, intolerable outrage. They'd rather die as jihadis than agree to it. THAT'S the root cause of this conflict.

Very hard for Americans to understand there is just isn't any pathway to lasting peace here. Just an ongoing war that will wax and wane hotter or colder between cease fires.....until one side wins and the other loses. Once one understands that, the most humane course of action is obvious. Israel is pursuing it.

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Realitybites said:

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whiterock said:

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To understand the intractability of the situation, one must come to grips with islamic worldview. The purpose of social contract in islam is to promote and defend shariah as law of the land. Islam is structurally intolerant of infidels, stridently so, particularly in majority islamic lands. Islam views loss of control of islamic lands to other faiths as supreme indignity, intolerable outrage. They'd rather die as jihadis than agree to it. THAT'S the root cause of this conflict.

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No doubt about that, and it's been the root cause of conflict between Muslims and every other people group they came across for a millenium and a half.

However, the opportunity to put an end to that threat at the end of World War I with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire has passed. A wise strategy would have been to march into Mecca and raze it to the ground.

The half century long technological advantage that opened in the first half of the 20th century between western powers and their islamic adverseries is rapidly closing, if it hasn't already. Furthermore, they are outbreeding us, and our rapidly secularzing culture has lost its way.

Israel has to come to terms with the fact that it is surrounded by intractable enemies, is severely outnumbered, and the military advantage they had over their neighbors is closing.

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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historian said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I'd imagine every young Palestinian who resides in or near Rafah will become loyal to Hamas and hate the Israelis forever.

There is no way Israel can win this war unless they kill 1 million Palestinians and even then there will remain Hamas loyalists.

And we are not helping supplying bombs for Israel while giving "humanitarian aid" to Hamas from the joke of the Gaza dock fiasco.

It is time for us to step aside and let the war mongers settle this between themselves.

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That already describes the Palestinian civilians. Nothing Israel does or didn't do will change that. Palestinian civilians helped Hamas in the October 7 attacks and when the IDF madd the unprecedented step of calling Palestinian civilians before an attack do they could escape, the response was rudeness & insults. They preferred their children dead than surviving because Israel cared more for them than their leaders.

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After 9/11, there was one group consistently and largely cheering ... the fhucktard Palestinians. They are so universally hated the other Arabs don't want the ghass holes.

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Dancing Israelis caught on 9/11/2001.

And then deported back to Israel.

Who benefited from 9/11?

Who is saved for last? https://t.co/rhlo5tBtBq pic.twitter.com/xGkhRIXiwC

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 11, 2023

nein51 said:

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Realitybites said:

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whiterock said:

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To understand the intractability of the situation, one must come to grips with islamic worldview. The purpose of social contract in islam is to promote and defend shariah as law of the land. Islam is structurally intolerant of infidels, stridently so, particularly in majority islamic lands. Islam views loss of control of islamic lands to other faiths as supreme indignity, intolerable outrage. They'd rather die as jihadis than agree to it. THAT'S the root cause of this conflict.

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No doubt about that, and it's been the root cause of conflict between Muslims and every other people group they came across for a millenium and a half.

However, the opportunity to put an end to that threat at the end of World War I with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire has passed. A wise strategy would have been to march into Mecca and raze it to the ground.

The half century long technological advantage that opened in the first half of the 20th century between western powers and their islamic adverseries is rapidly closing, if it hasn't already. Furthermore, they are outbreeding us, and our rapidly secularzing culture has lost its way.

Israel has to come to terms with the fact that it is surrounded by intractable enemies, is severely outnumbered, and the military advantage they had over their neighbors is closing.

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It really isn't though because most of the Muslim world is becoming more Westernized whether they like it or not and they hate the Palestinians just as much as everyone else because unrest is not good for them. There is a reason you don't see Egypt, Saudi, Jordan taking in Palestinians in large numbers. Because they know the problems.

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muddybrazos said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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historian said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I'd imagine every young Palestinian who resides in or near Rafah will become loyal to Hamas and hate the Israelis forever.

There is no way Israel can win this war unless they kill 1 million Palestinians and even then there will remain Hamas loyalists.

And we are not helping supplying bombs for Israel while giving "humanitarian aid" to Hamas from the joke of the Gaza dock fiasco.

It is time for us to step aside and let the war mongers settle this between themselves.

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That already describes the Palestinian civilians. Nothing Israel does or didn't do will change that. Palestinian civilians helped Hamas in the October 7 attacks and when the IDF madd the unprecedented step of calling Palestinian civilians before an attack do they could escape, the response was rudeness & insults. They preferred their children dead than surviving because Israel cared more for them than their leaders.

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After 9/11, there was one group consistently and largely cheering ... the fhucktard Palestinians. They are so universally hated the other Arabs don't want the ghass holes.

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Dancing Israelis caught on 9/11/2001.

And then deported back to Israel.

Who benefited from 9/11?

Who is saved for last? https://t.co/rhlo5tBtBq pic.twitter.com/xGkhRIXiwC

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 11, 2023

Dont forget the Dancing Israelis (Mossad spies) who knew the towers were going to be attacked.

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ShooterTX said:

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muddybrazos said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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historian said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I'd imagine every young Palestinian who resides in or near Rafah will become loyal to Hamas and hate the Israelis forever.

There is no way Israel can win this war unless they kill 1 million Palestinians and even then there will remain Hamas loyalists.

And we are not helping supplying bombs for Israel while giving "humanitarian aid" to Hamas from the joke of the Gaza dock fiasco.

It is time for us to step aside and let the war mongers settle this between themselves.

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That already describes the Palestinian civilians. Nothing Israel does or didn't do will change that. Palestinian civilians helped Hamas in the October 7 attacks and when the IDF madd the unprecedented step of calling Palestinian civilians before an attack do they could escape, the response was rudeness & insults. They preferred their children dead than surviving because Israel cared more for them than their leaders.

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After 9/11, there was one group consistently and largely cheering ... the fhucktard Palestinians. They are so universally hated the other Arabs don't want the ghass holes.

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Dancing Israelis caught on 9/11/2001.

And then deported back to Israel.

Who benefited from 9/11?

Who is saved for last? https://t.co/rhlo5tBtBq pic.twitter.com/xGkhRIXiwC

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 11, 2023

Dont forget the Dancing Israelis (Mossad spies) who knew the towers were going to be attacked.

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so less than half a dozen people were seen dancing on 9/11, and you say that all Israelis are behind the attacks.

Meanwhile we have video of hundreds of thousands of muslims all around the world celebrating on 9/11... but they are totally innocent??

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ShooterTX said:

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muddybrazos said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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historian said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I'd imagine every young Palestinian who resides in or near Rafah will become loyal to Hamas and hate the Israelis forever.

There is no way Israel can win this war unless they kill 1 million Palestinians and even then there will remain Hamas loyalists.

And we are not helping supplying bombs for Israel while giving "humanitarian aid" to Hamas from the joke of the Gaza dock fiasco.

It is time for us to step aside and let the war mongers settle this between themselves.

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That already describes the Palestinian civilians. Nothing Israel does or didn't do will change that. Palestinian civilians helped Hamas in the October 7 attacks and when the IDF madd the unprecedented step of calling Palestinian civilians before an attack do they could escape, the response was rudeness & insults. They preferred their children dead than surviving because Israel cared more for them than their leaders.

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After 9/11, there was one group consistently and largely cheering ... the fhucktard Palestinians. They are so universally hated the other Arabs don't want the ghass holes.

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Dancing Israelis caught on 9/11/2001.

And then deported back to Israel.

Who benefited from 9/11?

Who is saved for last? https://t.co/rhlo5tBtBq pic.twitter.com/xGkhRIXiwC

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 11, 2023

Dont forget the Dancing Israelis (Mossad spies) who knew the towers were going to be attacked.

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so less than half a dozen people were seen dancing on 9/11, and you say that all Israelis are behind the attacks.

Meanwhile we have video of hundreds of thousands of muslims all around the world celebrating on 9/11... but they are totally innocent??

I think you need a bigger tinfoil hat.

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Where is Biden's Red Line? Our bombs killed 43 supposedly innocents

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nein51 said:

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Realitybites said:

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whiterock said:

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To understand the intractability of the situation, one must come to grips with islamic worldview. The purpose of social contract in islam is to promote and defend shariah as law of the land. Islam is structurally intolerant of infidels, stridently so, particularly in majority islamic lands. Islam views loss of control of islamic lands to other faiths as supreme indignity, intolerable outrage. They'd rather die as jihadis than agree to it. THAT'S the root cause of this conflict.

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No doubt about that, and it's been the root cause of conflict between Muslims and every other people group they came across for a millenium and a half.

However, the opportunity to put an end to that threat at the end of World War I with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire has passed. A wise strategy would have been to march into Mecca and raze it to the ground.

The half century long technological advantage that opened in the first half of the 20th century between western powers and their islamic adverseries is rapidly closing, if it hasn't already. Furthermore, they are outbreeding us, and our rapidly secularzing culture has lost its way.

Israel has to come to terms with the fact that it is surrounded by intractable enemies, is severely outnumbered, and the military advantage they had over their neighbors is closing.

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It really isn't though because most of the Muslim world is becoming more Westernized whether they like it or not and they hate the Palestinians just as much as everyone else because unrest is not good for them. There is a reason you don't see Egypt, Saudi, Jordan taking in Palestinians in large numbers. Because they know the problems.

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ATL Bear said:

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muddybrazos said:

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ShooterTX said:

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muddybrazos said:

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Harrison Bergeron said:

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historian said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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I'd imagine every young Palestinian who resides in or near Rafah will become loyal to Hamas and hate the Israelis forever.

There is no way Israel can win this war unless they kill 1 million Palestinians and even then there will remain Hamas loyalists.

And we are not helping supplying bombs for Israel while giving "humanitarian aid" to Hamas from the joke of the Gaza dock fiasco.

It is time for us to step aside and let the war mongers settle this between themselves.

---

That already describes the Palestinian civilians. Nothing Israel does or didn't do will change that. Palestinian civilians helped Hamas in the October 7 attacks and when the IDF madd the unprecedented step of calling Palestinian civilians before an attack do they could escape, the response was rudeness & insults. They preferred their children dead than surviving because Israel cared more for them than their leaders.

---

After 9/11, there was one group consistently and largely cheering ... the fhucktard Palestinians. They are so universally hated the other Arabs don't want the ghass holes.

---

Dancing Israelis caught on 9/11/2001.

And then deported back to Israel.

Who benefited from 9/11?

Who is saved for last? https://t.co/rhlo5tBtBq pic.twitter.com/xGkhRIXiwC

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) September 11, 2023

Dont forget the Dancing Israelis (Mossad spies) who knew the towers were going to be attacked.

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so less than half a dozen people were seen dancing on 9/11, and you say that all Israelis are behind the attacks.

Meanwhile we have video of hundreds of thousands of muslims all around the world celebrating on 9/11... but they are totally innocent??

I think you need a bigger tinfoil hat.

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You need better reading comprehension bc nowhere did I say all Isreaelis are behind the attacks. I did say that 5 Isaeli Mossad agents were seen observing the towers being struck and had advanced knowledge of the attacks. Also, Lucky Larry Silverstein (owner of the towers) must've had advanced knowledge or extreme luck bc his wife made him a dermatology appointment on 9/11 or he wouldve been eating breaksfast at Windows of the World. He also took out a terrorism policy on the trade centers 6 weeks prior that netted him 4 billion. Another stroke of luck for him bc he wouldve had to spend millions removing the asbestos from the towers.

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Silverstein bought the property 6 weeks prior to 9/11. And terrorism coverage was required by the insurance companies because, amazingly, the WTC had already been the target of a terrorist attack in 1993.

But what I'm sure REALLY happened was an elaborate insurance fraud scheme and false flag op in conjunction with Israeli intelligence…

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Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal. He should not be invited to address a joint meeting of Congress. I certainly will not attend.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) June 1, 2024

boognish_bear said:

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Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal. He should not be invited to address a joint meeting of Congress. I certainly will not attend.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) June 1, 2024

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Alex Jones dropping truth bombs in 2001… pic.twitter.com/acydem5Mvy

— Pelham (@Resist_05) October 27, 2023

Alex Jones on July 25, 2001

“If any terrorism comes, it’s from this government.”

“We know the government is planning terrorism… if you do it, we’re gonna blame you… or if you let some terrorist group do it… we know who to blame.” pic.twitter.com/Tc5eVsiSsz

— Grant Taylor (@grantltaylor) October 12, 2021

BREAKING:

Wildfires are ravaging large parts of northern Israel after days of Hezbollah rocket fire against Israel coupled with high temperatures.

Via @YaariCohen pic.twitter.com/7uL4lQwz3k

— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) June 3, 2024

This is absolutely obscene. https://t.co/5OIl5WHpi0

— Amy Alkon (@amyalkon) June 3, 2024

whiterock said:

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excellent, thorough rebuttal of the "apartheid state" nonsense.....

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Well, will you look at that! Nikki Haley apparently flew to Israel for her big quasi-official visit on one of the Adelsons’ private jets. Just as Miriam Adelson announced her $100+ million campaign spend on Trump https://t.co/ht3NqBuiYB

— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) June 5, 2024

The undeniable and provable fact is that while there are many political views that result in one losing their jobs -- including right-wing views -- the easiest way to be censored, fired or otherwise punished in the US has long been: "excessively" criticizing one foreign country. pic.twitter.com/DcLv331G4O

— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) June 6, 2024

whiterock said:

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The four great powers in the Levant are: Turkey, Egypt, Iran, Saudi. The first objective all of them share is that none of the others should be allowed to dominate the region. Except for perhaps Turkey, none of them could, but ALL of them can destabilize the area. Of the four, only Iran has made an attempt to do so, and they've had good success - Lebanon, Yemen, Gaza. And Israel has been right in the middle of it all.

A strong Israel stabilizes the region in a way that might not happen otherwise without a war between major powers in the region.

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