After Israel occupied Gaza & the West Bank in 1967, it deported Palestinian intellectuals, educators & politicians who (peacefully) resisted Israeli domination.
In 1969, Jordan stopped allowing Israel to do this at border crossings.
So Israel started dumping Palestinians in the desert. They sent 800 Palestinians onto a virtual death march from 1969-1973.
Yusuf 'Abdullah 'Udwan was deported this way. Here's his survival testimony:
@artisanrocky Inability to speak is easily confused with lack of intelligence. You might be shocked by the number of deaf people who are diagnosed with intellectual handicaps.
@ClearReason This is like a deranged parody of fascism. "Wars don't end when people say they do"? Wars end when people stop fighting them, often through peace treaties that leave both sides intact. Societies don't need perpetual wars that only end in genocide.
@simon_schama The difference is that Zionists criticize the Israeli government for being incompetent or disagree over whether Palestinians should be kept in apartheid, expelled, or killed.
Antizionists think Palestinians are entitled to human rights, a view that Zionists will not tolerate.
@havivrettiggur "None of the Jews were combatants"? Many were part of the Warsaw Uprising or Partisans resisting Nazi occupation. Both the Jews of Europe and Palestinians resisted occupation and ethnic cleansing of an ethnonationalist invasion. You just think that only Jews have the right to.
the thing about that Roman Helmet Guy is that in a wine dark sea of deepfakes and AI ragebaiters at least you know he’s real because even AI isn’t that self indulgently and unapologetically stupid
Note the part where she says "American Jews, what do you have to worry about?" Many Israel propagandists will admit to an ingroup audience that US Jews are safe, but in mainstream messaging, will still say Israel is existentially important for Jews everywhere.
@gatgranas@maclauren70@ShaiDavidai@AaronRegunberg 1. Based on ethnicity isn't a meaningful difference.
2. Palestinian Israelis don't have equal rights.
3. White South Africans weren't allowed in Bantustans.
@anexiledjew@HuntersOfNazis On the off chance that you're actually confused, I should tell you that "dead to me" is a common English idiom expressing the intention to shun a person, not murder them.
@samrumackreal When neo-Nazi in the US march around waving flags with swatsikas, people assume they're racist garbage, even though the German political party they're showing support for was far away and long gone.