Palestine v Israel.

[Brian Peacock]

Loads fine in mobile browsers for me.

[Brian Peacock]

Huge rise in antisemitic abuse in UK since Hamas attack, says charity

"589% increase in number of incidents described as ‘watershed moment for antisemitism in the UK’"

[JimC]

It's a very slippery slope from justifiable outrage at the IDF's treatment of Palestinian civilians (even with equal outrage at the Hamas incursion) to straight-out anti-semitism...

[Woodbutcher]

It's a very slippery slope from justifiable outrage at the IDF's treatment of Palestinian civilians (even with equal outrage at the Hamas incursion) to straight-out anti-semitism...

Nuke them both, and any who don't like that.

[Svartalf]

c'mon, you don't want to fucking nuke Jerusalem...

[Tero]

“Menachem, this is a holocaust,” Reagan told Begin.

Yes, an American leader used the H-word in conversation with an Israeli leader. Begin responded with sarcasm, telling the US president that “I think I know what a holocaust is.” Reagan, however, didn’t budge, insisting on the “imperative” for a ceasefire in Beirut.

Twenty minutes. That’s all the time it took for Begin to call back and tell the president he had ordered Sharon to stop the bombing. It was over. “I didn’t know I had that kind of power,” a surprised Reagan told an aide, upon putting down the phone.

The truth is that the commander-in-chief of the richest country in the history of the world is far from powerless and, like every commander-in-chief before him, possesses plenty of leverage.

How do we know? First, because members of the US defense establishment say so. Take Bruce Riedel, who spent three decades in the CIA and at the national security council, advising four different presidents. “The US has immense leverage,” Riedel pointed out in a recent interview. “Everyday we provide Israel with the missiles, with the drones, with the ammunition, that it needs to sustain a major military campaign like the campaign in Gaza.”

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... ide-israel

[Sean Hayden]

That’s shortsighted. The US isn’t the only supplier, present and potential. The result will just be worse relations.

[Tero]

US planes may be needed but Israel has a big industry.
https://ideasforpeace.org/content/israe ... l-complex/

[rainbow]

Israel lied about rapes: https://imeu.org/article/fact-sheet-isr ... nformation

[Brian Peacock]

Israel lied about rapes: https://imeu.org/article/fact-sheet-isr ... nformation

What about the 40 beheaded babies though?

[aufbahrung]

Muslims taken over parliament here under the guise of a peace push. MP's be gone soon and Big Ben turned into a minaret to call the London caliphate to prayer. All going according to the Muslimic world conquest playbook.

[pErvinalia]

You better get out while you can, Crumple!

[Brian Peacock]

On Wednesday the UK Parliament actually passed motions calling for an immediate ceasefire, the release of all hostages, recognition of the state of Palestine, a hold on Israel's military push into Rafah, and the immediate provision of humanitarianism relief into Gaza. Interesting that the right leaning press should frame that as Parliament being taken over by Muslims, eh?

[rainbow]

Israel lied about rapes: https://imeu.org/article/fact-sheet-isr ... nformation

What about the 40 beheaded babies though?

Gosh, I'd forgotten.

When are we to hear about the hundreds of dead people killed by IDF "friendly fire" on Oct 7?

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel has begun investigating possible breaches of the law by its forces during the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, the military said on Tuesday, following reports some Israeli civilians may have been killed by friendly fire in the fighting.06 Feb 2024

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-ea ... 024-02-06/

[aufbahrung]

Watching a man put his hand in a machine and it tore his arm off. Question is was the machine to blame or the man for putting his hand where it don't belong? Numbers, that's for after the war Hamas began.