Israel are going room by room in Shifa Hospital shooting at patients and lining up doctors to coerce statements. Israel will likely release images of an underground bunker and tunnel. These have nothing to do with Hamas, Israel built them in 1983.
This is a 2014 Tablet article:
@xxx_republican It's still not ok to bomb those enclaves. If they were embedded in Israeli civilian enclaves the approach would be different. In the US you'd never accept bombing a school to deal with a school shooter.
@shnayer1980@Majstar7@jeremycorbyn@PiersUncensored@piersmorgan I can see you feel very strongly about this and I don't want to add to your anger, but honestly, your last point shows you know nothing of the man. He has a long record of supporting Jewish causes.
@ChrisANethery@kapuaolena@marclamonthill@Versuhtyle Chris, you posted with such authority and confidence, but you've had your arse handed to you here. I think some reflection should be in order.
Some more evidence for you:
https://t.co/g31x6v06yT
@essexchai@jonantiwoke @James87580855 @not3bad@AyoCaesar If you don't like the UN, how about 800 international law and genocide scholars? As I said, maybe it's your definition that's wrong. https://t.co/TH9DFcH7iX
Today, I'm thinking of all those in Israel and Palestine suffering unimaginable pain, trauma and fear.
The horrific attacks on civilians in Israel were deplorable. This cannot justify the indiscriminate killing of Palestinians, who are paying the price for a crime they did not commit.
Half of Gaza’s population are children. Trapped in an open-air prison without food, water, gas or electricity, they are watching their homes turn to rubble with nowhere to go.
We should condemn the use of violence against all civilians, Israeli and Palestinian. And we must renew our calls for an immediate ceasefire to prevent any further loss of life.
In times of war, we need more voices for peace — and the only way to achieve peace is to end the occupation.
@FilipKatundSk @MarinaPurkiss Dear God, this is the internet. It's really not hard to educate yourself about this stuff. It just demonstrates such a simple level of understanding the world, yet you post it with such confidence
Tomorrow, MPs will be voting on the call for a ceasefire in Gaza. It is a simple moral choice: do you support the indiscriminate killing of human beings, or do you want to stop the further loss of life?
In the aftermath of horror, we need voices for peace and diplomacy. Instead, our government has given the green light to unconscionable death and destruction.
I condemn the targeting of all civilian life. That includes the deplorable acts of terror by Hamas against Israeli civilians. And that includes acts of terror by the Israeli government against Palestinian civilians. More than 11,000 people in Gaza have been killed, almost half of whom are children.
Without a peaceful and political solution, this cycle of violence will go on and on, and it is the responsibility of members of Parliament to demand an end to the ongoing loss of life. We cannot become distracted from our overriding goal: to bring about freedom, justice and peace for all Palestinians and Israelis.
With every passing minute that the bombing continues, another human being is killed. This must end, now.
I will vote for a ceasefire tomorrow, and I will continue to demand the release of hostages, an end to the siege of Gaza, and an end to the occupation of Palestine. I urge colleagues to do the same.
@KPlorable@mtracey I'm curious to know from American folk whether there is any comparable coverage about Palestinian students (or Muslim for a truer comparison) feeling unsafe, perhaps at the unqualified support the US gives to Israel as it carries out genocide in Gaza. https://t.co/jmDdCsarlw
OK, sorry for premature version I posted earlier.
Here's the amazing letter from Harvard faculty criticizing their university's crackdown on political dissent in the past few weeks. Really well done.
https://t.co/2K6Th6MfTE
@KPlorable@mtracey They were chanting for an intifada: an uprising. Oppressed people are allowed to dream of freedom. It is a bad faith leap to suggest that even means killing Israelis, never mind American Jews.
@Don__Gatto@PaulSauter5@0Calamity In 2010 Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal stated that the Charter is "a piece of history and no longer relevant". Will you stop using that quote? https://t.co/eaOw22xxq9
OK, sorry for premature version I posted earlier.
Here's the amazing letter from Harvard faculty criticizing their university's crackdown on political dissent in the past few weeks. Really well done.
https://t.co/2K6Th6MfTE
@mrjamesob Corbyn's crime here was getting riled. It's a weakness of his.
He should have calmly said, "I'll use the words I choose to describe Hamas, not the ones you demand I use."
'Terrorist' is a loose, pejorative, emotive term that falsely simplifies many discussions.
@KPlorable@mtracey How should I know? And it seems very likely you don't know either. You are leaping to the worst possible interpretation. From her context, it sounds like they mean intifada (an uprising) is the way to proceed. It is a million miles from calling for her death.