Israel Hamas War, West Bank | Israel accuses Hamas of violating Cease Fire

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RaiGuy said:
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Israeli leadership will spin this to say "6 non-hamas linked people were collateral damage during the latest stage of Israel's fight to survive"

or some other BS they'll come up with to justify them committing genocide.
 
Not only is the US complicit, we’re paying private military contractors massive amounts of money to blockade Gaza.

 
This is barbaric.

People that defend this shit, explain how this is justified because of Oct 7th.

 
This is the worst and cruelest action by a sovereign nation I can remember. It's getting to Khmer Rouge levels.

The paramilitaries that ravaged Darfur are probably still worse, all told. But that's not exactly the company a civilized nation should want to keep. And of course the Rwanda massacre was incomprehensibly awful in its own way.

All Western countries need to end their support for Israel. Israel has lost the right to exist as a sovereign nation. That is not to say that Israelis should be butchered. It just means it is a rogue state and should be treated like North Korea. If it can survive on its own, fine. But no more cover from Europe or America. Intentional starvation is unspeakably cruel and absolutely genocidal. Here's the record of intentional starvation:

Nazis: No. I'd rather die in a gas chamber than of starvation. So generally speaking, something has gone wrong if a country makes the Nazis look humane by comparison.
Stalin: Yes.
Mao: Yes
Khmer Rouge: Not exactly. Their specialties were disease and bullets.
Fidel: No.
Ortega: No.
Japan in WWII: Not to my knowledge.
Apartheid: No.
Netanyahu: Yes

Congrats, Israel
 
After a bit of research, I uncovered a couple of other examples. Nigeria's starvation campaign against Biafra in the late 60s. And to some degree the Ethopian government in the early to mid 80s. So the complete list of intentional starvations -- at least complete to my knowledge -- is:

Mao
Stalin
Biafra
Darfur
Ethopia
Netanyahu.

That is bleak. But Hamas won't return two hostages so it's all OK.
 
*Shocking* The UN is interfering with humanitarian aid being transferred from Israel into Gaza. Food is rotting in palattes.

UN Refuses to Cooperatively Distribute Aid as Reported Hunger Grows in Gaza

Israel blames UN for Gaza aid failures

Speaking to POLITICO, Sa’ar said that Israel had opened up more crossing points and was allowing more aid to enter Gaza under a deal struck with the European Union.

The problem was that the U.N. was failing to distribute more than 900 truckloads of aid parked in a fenced-off area near the Kerem Shalom crossing point in the Gaza Strip, he said. “The problem is the U.N. is not distributing [aid],” Sa’ar said in a phone interview from Ukraine, where he met President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and launched a “strategic dialogue” on Iran. “There are more than 900 trucks waiting … inside Gaza Strip, and they are just not distributing them to the people in Gaza.”


In response Israel is allowing foreign countries to parachute in humanitarian aid.

Israel allows foreign countries to parachute aid into Gaza


UK, France, Germany are involved.


The IDF has stated there are no reasonable military targets left. It's time to transition. The remaining hostages are likely dead. Hostages are not a military objective. This should become a police action.

If a nation, especially, Israel, wants to take the risk of delivering desperately needed aid in a war zone, then that is their prerogative and choice. The UN should be a facilitator. They have a long history of ineffectiveness at maintaining or initiating peace. Ι am happy to see European countries directly providing aid. They understand that Ukraine and Gaza/Hamas are part of the same conflict.

I believe that Israel should unilaterally initiate a cease fire. I believe they would have the full cooperation of NATO members and the Arab Coalition. Gaza is a thorn in everyone's side. A permanent peace settlement may take years, even a decade...but the shooting and starting have to stop. Gaza will need training wheels. An Arab coalition peace keeping for with embedded US special forces and Israeli IDF in support can begin the rebuilding process.
 
heelslegup said:
France to recognizes indiependent Palestinian state
www.pbs.org

France will recognize Palestine as a state, President Macron says

French President Emmanuel Macron announced Thursday that France will recognize Palestine as a state, in a bold diplomatic move amid snowballing global anger over people starving in Gaza. Israel denounced the decision.
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Macron understands that Gaza and Ukraine are linked through Iran and Putin. Macron seeks to weaken Hamas' position.

If the War in Gaza ends, both Netanyahu and Hamas are out of power. Maintaining power at any cost is all they care about now.
 
superrific said:
After a bit of research, I uncovered a couple of other examples. Nigeria's starvation campaign against Biafra in the late 60s. And to some degree the Ethopian government in the early to mid 80s. So the complete list of intentional starvations -- at least complete to my knowledge -- is:

Mao
Stalin
Biafra
Darfur
Ethopia
Netanyahu.

That is bleak. But Hamas won't return two hostages so it's all OK.
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I had forgotten about Biafra. Yes, the pictures that are starting to come out of Gaza are similar to those we saw from Biafra. Israeli actions in Gaza are totally inexcusable. Especially from a people who were victims of perhaps the greatest example of genocide in human history.
 

Washington Struggles to Rein In an Emboldened Israel​

Trump administration has expressed frustration with Israeli actions in recent days​


🎁 —> https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-ea...4?st=uwdRra&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

“… “The fundamental change that has to be recognized in addressing the future of the Middle East is that Israel is now the strongest power in the Middle East,” said Amos Hochstein, who was a senior adviser under President Joe Biden. “They are the absolute, overwhelming, dominant military hegemon of the Middle East. Like it or hate it, it’s fact; there is no real counterweight.”

“Ironically, that is not necessarily good news for Israel or the U.S.,” Hochstein said, adding that Israel’s strength is leading it to overreach, prolonging its wars in Gaza and beyond.

… The tensions over the recent bombings in Syria and Gaza in part stem from mixed U.S. messaging and Israeli misunderstandings, said Dan Shapiro, who served as U.S. ambassador to Israel under President Barack Obama.

… A senior administration official said the White House coordinates closely with Israel and has considerable influence over Netanyahu because the prime minister knows that “the United States literally is the sole reason the state of Israel exists.”…”
 
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