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@MoishIndig Isn’t being on the internet and social media banned for you?
Putting Mandani as a friend before Bibi is ridiculous.
And remember when they come looking for Jews they don’t ask which side of the fence you sit on.
@jeremycorbyn Corbyn, Free Palestine is not a call for bilateral peace. It is actually a call to destroy Israel. You know this well.
This does not help the Palestinians under jihadi rulers.
Once they accept Israel’s existence, then peace can prevail. So maybe call for peace for a change.
@BillNeelyReport@Mr_Andrew_Fox Mr Neely how would you propose Israel respond when 250 hostages were captured and hamas hid weapons in civilian areas? And as a journalist surely you can do your research to verify this?
Hamas could have ended the war far quicker by giving the hostages back sooner.
Just a friendly public service announcement, the war in Gaza ended on October 10, 2025 almost a full year ago. The peace plan implementation is stalled because Hamas refuses to disarm. There was never a genocide to begin with, so there definitely isn't an ongoing one now. Hope this clears things up and puts your mind at ease. Thank you for your time and attention.
“In Venice, the film received a standing ovation that lasted more than 24 minutes. As a former hostage, those minutes felt like a shower of knives. Not because the film shows Palestinian suffering, which is real and deserves to be seen. What hurts is that the film, as it has been reported, doesn’t seem to see me.
It sees the suffering in Gaza, but not what brought the war there: Hamas’s planning, the murder of families on Oct. 7, the people dragged from their homes and a music festival. None of that seems to create much of a moral dilemma for the film’s writers. In that story, perhaps I am NAZA too. Collateral damage. A Jewish hostage who could have been left to rot in a Hamas tunnel, or murdered alongside my friends at Nova, because fighting to free me, and to protect Israelis from the people who did this, is itself treated as morally suspect.”
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@HannasWorldUK17 Thank you for this. As someone who lost a friend in a hzmas suicide attack in the Intifada, hearing even one person understand a bit more what the average Israeli goes through, helps.
If more people understood, maybe Palestinians (& Israelis) would have a real chance of peace.
@ArutzSheva_En The irony is that the Yom Kippur prayer book that has the service in the holy temple in Jerusalem all over it and ends with "next year in Jerusalem". Have these so called "Jews" ever opened that prayer book?
@LamplighterUS@khalidi79397 They are not in Israel. they are governed by the Palestinian Authority - the one that rejected peace with Israel, and that haven't had a democratic election in 2 decades.
@khalidi79397 And when I grew up in the real apartheid, we had separate benches, toilets, buses, hospitals, schools etc. for blacks and whites. And last time I checked in at a hospital, I shared a room with an Arab from Jerusalem, and my dr was Arab. This would have been illegal in SA.
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@elicalebon Ed may be crying now, but he will no doubt have the last laugh against all these terrorist supporters. Just like the Nazi's, there will come a day of reckoning when history will remember who stood with those that perpetrated 10/7.