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Iran attacks Israel
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Highly doubt this won’t continue to escalate at this point! That whole region is probably about to become hell on Earth multiplied by a thousand!
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Israel dismissed UNSC calls for a ceasefire and now is calling on them to step in :roll: Its like the school bully whining at its dad to do something now the kid they’ve been picking on has had its older brother come in to fight back.
I’m 50 this year. I don’t think I can recall any significant time when something hasn’t been going on in that region conflict wise. Almost of the opinion the entire area should be clearer, no one can have it, stop any fighting over it. |
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Even if Israel goes the diplomatic route it probably won’t stop Iran from continuing to try to force their hand and get things ramped up even more.
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I will note, obviously, that I don’t condone what Iran has done, or tried to do here. Doesn’t help matters one iota to de-escalate the situation. |
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In the long-term, Israel's reputation will continue deteriorating and it will eventually collapse.
October 7th eventually had most of the world sympathising with the Israelis but in the long-term, they have lost tons of money and resources. This is no different. |
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Hamas, whose goal is to commit another Holocaust, is attacking a country who has tried multiple times to make peace and finally gave them land and infrastructure to try to get some peace. This would literally not be happening if Hamas didnt attack Isreal. You are supporting literal Nazis. |
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And big kid always falls back on mommy USA. |
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As it stands though...Hamas is knowingly attacking a stronger force from the homes of civilians who support them. This didn't start back up till they decided to throw that punch. Kind of play stupid games scenario. I hope Israel gets its land that it abandoned for peace back. |
As a Palestine and by extension Hamas supporter, I respect your tone with me and willingness to discuss.
I think the "leave us alone" part by Israel is where they fall flat. They are the occupier, therefore they have no right to tell the occupied that they want to be left alone. And I would disagree that it started on October 7th. It started the moment that Palestinians were kicked out of their own land. |
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After the Holocaust the Jews just need some peace and you arent helping. |
I support Jewish people who want to live in Palestine, as long as they don't displace the local population.
Palestine has been continuosly starved and its people massacared for 70 plus years for the sake of the Zionist regime. Why are they striking out against the much technologically superior Israel and risk annihiliation? Its because they have nothing to lose. A dying people can either choose to perish in silence, or strike out one last time against the nation which has continuosly violated their right to Self-Determination. They chose the latter, and they are turning the world opinion against Israel in a way that is unprecedented in modern history, even if their odds of survivng are slim. Free Palestine. |
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Please tell me you’re trolling. Does supporting Muslims make you by extension a supporter of ISIS? Palestinians resent Hamas too because they’re zealous bloodthirsty terrorists. |
Na, I don't support Isis. Isis is an American and Israeli psyop designed to destabilise the Muslim world.
I support Hamas insofar as they fight for Palestinian self-determination. I can condemn specific atrocities by Hamas (the proven ones, not Zionist hoaxes), but their cause is just and the rationale behind their military operations is justified. |
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The Palestinians are coveting what is the Isreali's. The land belongs to Israel. They own it again (after a hiatus). If they keep attacking over a century old land dispute they lost...What can you expect? |
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Radical extremists do exist, you know. I would name Jonestown as an example, but you’d probably dismiss that as a CIA experiment gone horribly wrong. Quote:
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There are living Palestinians today older than the state of Israel itself. Even then, the Jews weren't completely barred from Palestine before 1948 (for example: the Havaara Agreement). There could've been ways of settling that didn't involve expulsion and the extermination of Arabs. |
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