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More unsupported nonsense.
You will find nothing of the sort in my link.
You will, however, find comment on the actions of the state of Israel.
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One of many links.
So no, I won’t trust anything from Facebook!
If you support Facebook, that’s your choice.
On to part three of the holy trini-tea, toast. Tobacco.
I gave up 15 years ago. I miss it once or twice a year.On to part three of the holy trini-tea, toast. Tobacco.
Pictures of children raped and abused on FACEBOOK: Shocking report shows how child porn is being traded online... in PLAIN SIGHT
Facebook, despite its effort to censor illegal images, has become a den for pedophiles trading graphic images, according to a new report.
Just one more to reinforce why I won’t use Facebook.
Israeli Perspective
Israel and its supporters often place blame on Palestinians for:
• Terrorism and Violence: Israel has faced decades of attacks from Palestinian militant groups, including suicide bombings, rocket attacks, and, more recently, incendiary balloons. Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza, is designated as a terrorist organization by Israel, the U.S., and the EU.
• Rejection of Peace Deals: Israel points to several instances where Palestinian leaders rejected peace offers that would have created a Palestinian state (e.g., the 2000 Camp David Summit, the 2008 Olmert offer). They argue that these rejections have prolonged the conflict.
• Insecurity: Israel argues that its military actions are defensive, aimed at protecting its citizens from attacks. It also points to historical hostility from surrounding Arab nations that have threatened its existence.
• Hamas’s Role: The rise of Hamas, particularly its refusal to recognize Israel and its commitment to armed resistance, has been a central concern for Israel, making it wary of security risks.
Israel and its supporters often place blame on Palestinians for:
• Terrorism and Violence: Israel has faced decades of attacks from Palestinian militant groups, including suicide bombings, rocket attacks, and, more recently, incendiary balloons. Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza, is designated as a terrorist organization by Israel, the U.S., and the EU.
• Rejection of Peace Deals: Israel points to several instances where Palestinian leaders rejected peace offers that would have created a Palestinian state (e.g., the 2000 Camp David Summit, the 2008 Olmert offer). They argue that these rejections have prolonged the conflict.
• Insecurity: Israel argues that its military actions are defensive, aimed at protecting its citizens from attacks. It also points to historical hostility from surrounding Arab nations that have threatened its existence.
• Hamas’s Role: The rise of Hamas, particularly its refusal to recognize Israel and its commitment to armed resistance, has been a central concern for Israel, making it wary of security risks.
Illegal war. Iraq. This is why that was deemed illegal
According to the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) in Geneva, the invasion of Iraq was neither in self-defense against armed attack nor sanctioned by a UN Security Council resolution authorizing the use of force and thus constituted the crime of war of aggression.
Now lets forget the press and other sources about an illegal war and concentrate on why it was illegal. Oh so simple. Veto power within the security council. A considered need doesn't figure at all. It's not unusual for the veto to interfere with that aspect.
More on Iraq. Initially backed by the west thanks to Iran. Later invades another country so driven out. Sanctions applied that have a "rather" detrimental effect on it's population. What is he up to now - appears to be trying to hit Israel. Concerns about biologicals. These are the factors that should have been considered but along comes the veto. Sure geopolitics will also figure in this area as well hence the veto.
You may have noticed rather extensive use of the veto concerning Israel. It makes a mockery of international laws that are aimed at preventing wars. Other aspects as well.
According to the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) in Geneva, the invasion of Iraq was neither in self-defense against armed attack nor sanctioned by a UN Security Council resolution authorizing the use of force and thus constituted the crime of war of aggression.
Now lets forget the press and other sources about an illegal war and concentrate on why it was illegal. Oh so simple. Veto power within the security council. A considered need doesn't figure at all. It's not unusual for the veto to interfere with that aspect.
More on Iraq. Initially backed by the west thanks to Iran. Later invades another country so driven out. Sanctions applied that have a "rather" detrimental effect on it's population. What is he up to now - appears to be trying to hit Israel. Concerns about biologicals. These are the factors that should have been considered but along comes the veto. Sure geopolitics will also figure in this area as well hence the veto.
You may have noticed rather extensive use of the veto concerning Israel. It makes a mockery of international laws that are aimed at preventing wars. Other aspects as well.
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Insults and criticisms are different things which you can't seem to get your head around.
Report the forum for hosting illegal antisemitic material. Go on...
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