On that basis, practically the rest of the world would be celebrating the armies that destroyed the Gaza ghetto, killed children, blew up places of worship, destroyed schools, hospitals, museums and universities, and bulldozed cemeteries. All due to racist hatred and unchecked violence.
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Murderous retaliation is for Isreal only?
That will never end well. Nor will it ever end.
Ah, I think that’s the first time I’ve heard you mention 'murderous retaliation' coming from the Palestinians. Up until now, anyone who listened you you and your lot and were not aware of what happened on October 7th could be excused for thinking that the Palestinians just went for an innocent stroll and a picnic and accidentally wandered into Israeli territory, upset a few Israelis, apologised and strolled back home.
Do you honestly, and I do mean honestly, believe that Palestine would be in the state of destruction it currently is in right now at this moment in time with thousands and thousands dead if they had not carried out the October 7th attack? Be honest now and don’t give a swervy answer.
Which part of Gaza did you mean?
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No of course not.
Nor do I believe the status quo was much fun for Palestinians either. Or else why bother with such a suicidal mission.
You'd think they’d be used to losing every battle they have with them by now and stop trying it on, wouldn’t you?
Latest UNRWA is now against Israeli law. Some months before the law becomes effective. Even the US are extremely unhappy. Many others as well.
One aspect is that UNRWA hold all refugee records - ie who they are. Some seem to smell a rat in that direction.
One aspect is that UNRWA hold all refugee records - ie who they are. Some seem to smell a rat in that direction.
Israel's policy of racist genocide continues.
"FT reporters
5 HOURS AGO
Aid to Gaza has fallen to its lowest level since the war began, despite the US warning Israel that military assistance could be at risk if conditions did not improve.
US secretary of state Antony Blinken and secretary of defence Lloyd Austin wrote to the Israeli government on October 13 giving Israel 30 days to “surge all forms of humanitarian assistance” in the strip and “end isolation of northern Gaza” immediately.
But humanitarian officials say that conditions have deteriorated still further since the leaked letter was sent two weeks ago.
Only 704 truckloads of humanitarian aid entered the strip between October 1 and October 22, according to the UN, a sharp decline from the rate of entries the previous month; 3,000 truckloads entered the strip in September.
The aid arrivals represent a fraction of the quantities demanded by the US, which said in its warning letter that a minimum of 350 truckloads should enter Gaza each day. A total of 246 truckloads entered the strip in the week before the letter, UN data showed, and 232 the following week.Gaza’s north remains largely cut off from aid and under heavy bombardment, with tens of thousands of residents displaced under forced evacuation orders."
FT.com
"FT reporters
5 HOURS AGO
Aid to Gaza has fallen to its lowest level since the war began, despite the US warning Israel that military assistance could be at risk if conditions did not improve.
US secretary of state Antony Blinken and secretary of defence Lloyd Austin wrote to the Israeli government on October 13 giving Israel 30 days to “surge all forms of humanitarian assistance” in the strip and “end isolation of northern Gaza” immediately.
But humanitarian officials say that conditions have deteriorated still further since the leaked letter was sent two weeks ago.
Only 704 truckloads of humanitarian aid entered the strip between October 1 and October 22, according to the UN, a sharp decline from the rate of entries the previous month; 3,000 truckloads entered the strip in September.
The aid arrivals represent a fraction of the quantities demanded by the US, which said in its warning letter that a minimum of 350 truckloads should enter Gaza each day. A total of 246 truckloads entered the strip in the week before the letter, UN data showed, and 232 the following week.Gaza’s north remains largely cut off from aid and under heavy bombardment, with tens of thousands of residents displaced under forced evacuation orders."
FT.com
Would you, If you were subjected to daily occupation and apartheid?
Yep, I’d have learned my lesson and known my place.
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