🇵🇸 ¿Recuerdan el Hospital Europeo en Khan Younis el pasado mayo?
Israel atacó un objetivo específico allí, y el mundo se indignó.
Los palestinos negaron la existencia de un túnel subterráneo. La ONU y los gobiernos europeos se apresuraron a condenar a Israel por atacar un "hospital". Indignación, titulares, acusaciones de crímenes de guerra… el guion habitual.
Luego llegó junio.
Las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel (FDI) llevaron a los medios internacionales al mismo lugar y les mostraron el túnel… un centro de mando completo de Hamás, justo debajo de la sala de urgencias.
Armas, habitaciones, infraestructura. Y sí, allí encontraron y confirmaron el cuerpo de Mohammed Sinwar, el máximo comandante militar de Hamás y hermano de Yahya Sinwar.
El ataque que acabó con la vida de uno de los artífices del 7 de octubre fue quirúrgicamente preciso y totalmente justificado.
Según los Convenios de Ginebra de 1949, los hospitales y otras instalaciones médicas pierden su estatus de protección cuando se utilizan con fines militares, como centros de mando, depósitos de armas o transporte de tropas. Al convertir deliberadamente el Hospital Europeo en una base de Hamás, los propios terroristas lo despojaron de toda protección legal.
Ni una sola disculpa por parte de la ONU ni de los gobiernos europeos que se apresuraron a condenar a Israel. Ni una sola admisión de su error. Simplemente pasaron a la siguiente ronda de acusaciones.
Este es el patrón. Hamás oculta su infraestructura terrorista bajo instalaciones civiles, utiliza hospitales como escudos, y la comunidad internacional ataca sistemáticamente al defensor por responder, solo para demostrar una y otra vez que está equivocado cuando surgen las pruebas.
¿Cuántas veces tiene que suceder esto antes de que el mundo deje de caer en la trampa?
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@spencerpratt It’s clear that democrats have somehow taught their voting base to think like a first grader. “Rich man, bad. Healthcare for all. No more war.” These women have absolutely no idea how reality works
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@hdrnssr@danielle_liat Ahhh there it is! You do realize Muslim-Arabs colonized and subjugated most native populations through violence and subjugation over centuries? But you’re too dumb to probably realize that, or you just can’t accept your racism for what is is
@hdrnssr Okay, but *checks notes* Hamas (Palestinian’s preferred government) kills and rapes innocent people on a regular basis. Not sure how that’s considered human but maybe checks out for fundamental Islam
@shaunking You’re scum lol. Muslims and Palestinians have waged jihad and spread terrorism throughout the Middle East, destroying Lebanon and trying to kill all Jews in the Middle East, and they’ve spread their poison over decades. Theres a reason even other Muslim countries keep them out
I’ve said this a million times and I’ll keep repeating it. The ENTIRE purpose of the pro-Palestinian movement is to pave the way for the Islamic takeover of the West.
In the 1500s, Muslim forces were rapidly conquering their way into Europe, with Cyprus being their latest victory.
Christian Europe finally united against the Ottoman fleet and annihilated it in a single afternoon at the Battle of Lepanto, 455 years ago today!
Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivers a speech for the ages from the Acropolis in Athens, Greece.
Listen to the entire speech to understand the dangers the West faces.
It's critical to our survival.