@NoaMagid Thank you @NoaMagid for your incredible work. I can't imagine what it's like going through all this material for 3 years. You are truly an inspiration to us all
@Ed_Miliband Yes, Proud Jew here posting this on Yom Kippur. Says everything about your 'pride'. You'd have thought that last year's Yom Kippur was a clear enough lesson on the effects of your anti-Israel stance on British Jewry.. apparently you want Jewish blood on your hands too.
@EylonALevy Are we really surprised by this point? The only surprising thing is them admitting it while being recorded, but hey, they're so comfortable with the knowledge that the world will ignore anything they say that implies they've lied about everything, even that's no surprise anymore.
@Palestinia12961 Why can't the peaceful majority effect political change then? Where is the Mandela figure to stand up against the corrupt dictator and terrorists? Why does Hamas poll so well in the West Bank, especially after October 7th? Why is the majority so silent, so apathetic?
@Ed_Miliband The last time Britain stood up for what was right and not politically expedient or convenient, was when it abolished slavery, and even that was partially politically motivated. Sad to see a once great nation crumble like this.
@EinatWilf Fantastic speech. Sadly the pro-Palestinian movement cannot be rationalised with - they ignore logic and evidence at every turn, but fantastic speech nonetheless.
@CorbynSnap Of all the imbecilic statements you've made @jeremycorbyn, this has got to be in the top 5. I'm sure they did it because they're green activists and ambulances pollute π
@nicolelampert It's funny how people want to nitpick over the exact IL definition of aggression, but are perfectly happy to redefine genocide to fit Israel's response to Hamas' aggression. You can't have it both ways.
@xCipher007x@EylonALevy Only if you don't count funding, training and directing terrorist proxies to do the attacking for you for the last few decades π
Iran specialises in asymmetrical warfare because they know they can't compete in conventional warfare. Doesn't mean their attacks aren't attacks.
@NYCMayor And what specific history are we mourning @NYCMayor ?! Oh yeah, the destruction of our 2 Temples on Temple Mount, where Al Aqsa now stands. Evidenced by the Wailing Wall being beneath Al Aqsa (and the archeological evidence). Still calling Jews in Israel colonisers ?
@Syndicatrix @emilykschrader You're going to have to give examples of pre-1948 illegal land grabs, because I've not heard of any, and otherwise your point doesn't stand up. And again, comparing pre-1948 to today makes no sense - they're completely different situations, with different people, drivers etc.
@Syndicatrix @emilykschrader Also, "they moved there and took it" is a narrative framing, not an argument. Jews bought land from absentee landowners, and built settlements for waves of Jews fleeing persecution in Europe and Russia. If you're saying that migration+ land purchases = "taking" what's legitimate?
@Syndicatrix @emilykschrader Seriously, you answered 1 thread then blocked me?! That's easier than admitting you're wrong, huh?
As to your claim, 'most' of the land was government land (and desert to boot) claimed by the Israeli government post-war. The rest, Arabs who abandoned their homes during the war.
@Syndicatrix @emilykschrader You clearly don't have a clue about anything to do with Israel. There are anti-government demonstrations all the time. Before Oct 7th, the country came to a standstill for months because of proposed judicial reforms, and it happens all the time. You have no clue.
@Syndicatrix @emilykschrader That's not historically accurate.
Zionist migration was not caused by Narodnaya Volya (which was Jewish, it had Jewish members - another generalisation). The trigger was the wave of pogroms across the Russian Empire in 1881 and systematic discrimination that followed.
@Syndicatrix @emilykschrader There has been a constant Jewish presence in the lands now called Israel for ~3,000 years. Even after the wars against Rome, Jews lived in the Galilee. Some communities (in Safed, Hebron, Jerusalem, Tiberias etc.) have been there continuously for 2000+ years.
@Syndicatrix @emilykschrader Same answer as to your comment on Islam.
You reject generalisations about Islam and Christianity , but consistently use them when discussing Jews, Israel and Zionism.
That's inconsistent, either broad civilisational generalisations are valid across the board, or they're not.