International Hamas launches surprise attack on Israel; Israel has declared a state of war. Vol. VII

[moreorless87]

I think it's a reaction to the fact that weapons shipments weren't hampered going to Israel. What people fail to understand is that it was a no-win scenario.

The weapons get cut - The undecideds come out in droves against Harris

Harris stays the course - The Muslim population doesn't vote for her.

If those voters think that Trump will just come down on Bibi like a ton of bricks, well...

I've got some PRIMO oceanfront property in Wyoming that I'll let go for a SONG.

Pretty much all the polls I'v seen had potential Dem voters vastly in favour of putting more pressure on the Israelis and making commitments to do this. To me this is a non argument when the reality is they carried on propping up genocide because they and their backers wanted to, same way Harris offered so little generally, the few progressive ideas which did come out quickly got sat on.

For all the rhetoric against Trump I think the reality is it mostly an election tactic by the Dem establishment, in reality there actually much happier with Trump in the Whitehouse than they would be having to shift in a progressive direction and espically having cut back on support for the Israeli's genocide.

You saw the same in the recent French elections, Macron's campaigning was focused mostly on voting for his party to keep out the far right yet when the left actually won the most seats what did he do? totally cut them out of power and instead worked with the far right.

 

[Anewt]

https://www.news.com.au/world/middle-east/protests-erupt-in-israel-after-controversial-sacking/news-story/5ae5c48f0ed146a9b188bc3ba5edd2f5

Protesters have been hosed down by police on the streets of Tel Aviv during mass demonstrations, which have broken out across Israel in response to the controversial sacking of Defence Minister Yoav Gallant.


Footage posted across social media showed protesters lighting fires, blocking traffic and clashing with police across Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa and Caesarea.

 

[SuperAlly]

Tragic

 

[SuperAlly]

The UN really is a shame organisation at this point isn't it



There is a need and a space for an independent body that helps in resolving or monitoring international disputes. But the UN is completely compromised and not impartial

 

[SuperAlly]

Is this true?

 

[Anewt]

Is this true?

Slight uptick in Americans wanting U.S. to help diplomatically resolve Israel-Hamas war

In the year since Hamas attacked Israel, and Israel responded by invading Gaza, U.S. public opinion on the war shifted modestly.

www.pewresearch.org

IM guessing theyre referring to this. Twisted it quite a lot though..

A majority of Americans (61%) say the U.S. should play a role in diplomatically resolving the Israel-Hamas war. Still, more want the U.S. to play a minor role (37%) than a major one (24%). An additional 19% would prefer for the U.S. to play no diplomatic role at all, and 19% are unsure.

 

[Koya]

 

[Koya]

Under Political Pressure, Israeli Forces Stay in North Gaza to Block Residents' Return (Haaretz)​

Senior IDF officials acknowledge that forces are remaining in Gaza's Jabalya and preventing residents' return as part of a partial implementation of the Generals' Plan, aimed at moving Palestinians south. Commanders on the ground warn of decline in willingness to continue serving in Gaza

Under pressure from Israel's political leadership, the military is preventing the residents of Jabalya in northern Gaza from returning to their homes, despite the fact that the objectives of the operation that began earlier this month in the area have mostly been achieved.

At this stage, it is unclear if and when the approximately 50,000 residents who were evacuated at the army's request will be allowed to return to the area where Israeli forces continue to operate.

The army acknowledges that this is the implementation of "certain parts" of the Generals' Plan initiated by retired Maj. Gen. (res.) Giora Eiland, which calls for exerting heavy pressure on the population of northern Gaza to evacuate southward. According to the plan, anyone who chooses to remain in northern Gaza will be considered a Hamas operative and therefore a legitimate military target.

Senior officials in the Israeli army and the Shin Bet security service oppose the full implementation of the plan, which includes halting humanitarian aid to northern Gaza in violation of international law. But the army admitted that it was forced to implement parts of the plan which they claim complies with international law.


The measures taken include preventing residents of the Jabalya area from returning to their homes until the area has been reconfigured to meet Israeli security needs. They will only be allowed to return after Israeli security control over the area is complete, including designating parts of it demilitarized buffer zones.


Most of the residents evacuated from the Jabalya area have not gone south of the Netzarim corridor toward southern Gaza. Instead, they have moved to Gaza City, which is around 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) south of the camp. The army is preventing Gazans from traveling north to the Jabalya and Beit Lahia area, but those traveling south are given freedom of movement. In practice, that means the army is encouraging Gazans in the north to move south.

Read more: https://archive.ph/Fs9DB

Under political pressure, Israeli forces stay in north Gaza to block residents' return

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www.haaretz.com

 

[Samjj]

 

[sangreporsangre]

The granddaughter of Hitler's finance minister and member of Germany's current neo-Nazi party talking about "imported Muslim antisemitism". What does it mean I wonder that far-right politicians from Europe to North America are now positioning themselves as crusaders against antisemitism, just as the far-right Jewish state is carrying out genocide.

 

[sangreporsangre]

 

[SammyPops]

Under Political Pressure, Israeli Forces Stay in North Gaza to Block Residents' Return (Haaretz)​

Senior IDF officials acknowledge that forces are remaining in Gaza's Jabalya and preventing residents' return as part of a partial implementation of the Generals' Plan, aimed at moving Palestinians south. Commanders on the ground warn of decline in willingness to continue serving in Gaza

Under pressure from Israel's political leadership, the military is preventing the residents of Jabalya in northern Gaza from returning to their homes, despite the fact that the objectives of the operation that began earlier this month in the area have mostly been achieved.

At this stage, it is unclear if and when the approximately 50,000 residents who were evacuated at the army's request will be allowed to return to the area where Israeli forces continue to operate.

The army acknowledges that this is the implementation of "certain parts" of the Generals' Plan initiated by retired Maj. Gen. (res.) Giora Eiland, which calls for exerting heavy pressure on the population of northern Gaza to evacuate southward. According to the plan, anyone who chooses to remain in northern Gaza will be considered a Hamas operative and therefore a legitimate military target.

Senior officials in the Israeli army and the Shin Bet security service oppose the full implementation of the plan, which includes halting humanitarian aid to northern Gaza in violation of international law. But the army admitted that it was forced to implement parts of the plan which they claim complies with international law.


The measures taken include preventing residents of the Jabalya area from returning to their homes until the area has been reconfigured to meet Israeli security needs. They will only be allowed to return after Israeli security control over the area is complete, including designating parts of it demilitarized buffer zones.


Most of the residents evacuated from the Jabalya area have not gone south of the Netzarim corridor toward southern Gaza. Instead, they have moved to Gaza City, which is around 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) south of the camp. The army is preventing Gazans from traveling north to the Jabalya and Beit Lahia area, but those traveling south are given freedom of movement. In practice, that means the army is encouraging Gazans in the north to move south.

Read more: https://archive.ph/Fs9DB

Under political pressure, Israeli forces stay in north Gaza to block residents' return

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www.haaretz.com

Colonizer gonna colonize.

 

[Koya]

You see this message ? This info is confirmed by the article from Haaretz below. But it is met with love eye emojis by a certain poster called balkan bomb.

He loves an info that states israeli army is preventing Palestinian to come back to their homes in their neighborhood after having expelled them.

He loves the fact that Gaza is being recolonize. But it's ok. Reverse the situations and it's genocide. But if it s about exterminating Palestinians it's ok to be an absolute unhinged poster on this matter.

 

[balkanbomber85]

The granddaughter of Hitler's finance minister and member of Germany's current neo-Nazi party talking about "imported Muslim antisemitism". What does it mean

It means that today in Europe the largest group of antisemites are imported Muslims.

I grew up in Austria in a town with a large Turkish community, with many Bosnian Muslims, many Albanians and some Arabs. We all grew up together, know each other, went to school together, went out together. There was no Jews there but every now and then my muslim friends would come up with the jews. Basically every single one of them had, from a very young age, a very negative view on Jews. Yes, on Jews in general, not just Israel, not just Israel policy or anything but Jews as Jews. My Bosnian Muslim friends alway refer to jews as Čifuti, which is basically the ottoman/bosniak N-Word for the Jews.

I know that many muslims do not admit this, I guess thats some global taqia or some other shit, but honestly I never met a muslim who had a positive or even neutral view on the jews, every single one of them despises jews.

 

[sangreporsangre]

 

[sangreporsangre]

 

[sangreporsangre]

 

[Koya]

You see this message ? This info is confirmed by the article from Haaretz below. But it is met with love eye emojis by a certain poster called balkan bomb.

He loves an info that states israeli army is preventing Palestinian to come back to their homes in their neighborhood after having expelled them.

He loves the fact that Gaza is being recolonize. But it's ok. Reverse the situations and it's genocide. But if it s about exterminating Palestinians it's ok to be an absolute unhinged poster on this matter.

See now Rholk is in it. They love that Gaza is being resettled. Soon it will be antisemitic to be against settlers in Gaza. Mark my words.

 

[Rholk]

 

[Strychnine]

Biden never gave a F about Palestinians neither did Kamala. They were fine with them being exterminated to the last one and keep supplying bombs.

There was another pro israeli poster who called you out and said you'd change tune with a trump victory. Hereticbd or something. He was right.

It's not that serious a topic to you.

Show me where I was against a two-state solution?

Show me where I said that Bibi shouldn't be prosecuted?

Show me where I said I was against the Palestinian people?

You can't because it never happened.

NOW, the people who supported a two-state solution and voted for Jill Stein are now crying their eyes out about what's to come. I've explained (quite simply) why V.P. Harris couldn't just call for a ban for all weapons shipments to Israel. If she did that? 90% of every church-goer in the U.S. votes against her. If she doesn't, she loses the M.E. vote in the battleground states.

It was a no-win scenario for her.

I'm SORRY that Hamas is surrounding themselves with children while launching rockets at Israel. I AM.

But that's on HAMAS.


All I'm doing is telling you what I believe will happen now. I truly hope I'm wrong. I'd love to see Bibi come out on Jan 20th and say "The job is done! Hamas is finished. Mission accomplished."

I'd LOVE to see that.