@anairissimon Resopló, hizo aspavientos: es tu interpretación de una reacción que suponés fue a raíz de lo que describís. No lo sabemos. Aun si expresó desagrado, no censuró a nadie. Confundir disenso con censura es curioso en una defensa de la libertad de expresión
Ha nacido un gif para la historia.
Lo podrás usar para situaciones en las que te joden pero tú entras en modo bestia y terminas jodiendo a los demás.
Messi.
How should an Arab like me feel when watching people who can’t read a word of Arabic say what Hamas is or is not?
Other than feeling good and trendy, do these supporters of Islamism have any stakes in the Arab world? Have they lost their life savings because of the endless war to “liberate Palestine?” Were their friends killed by the likes of Hamas and Hezbollah after these friends were accused of treason only because they disagreed with these Islamist militias? Has any one of these people ever met someone from Hamas? Or they imagine Hamas is like them, fighting for women’s rights, correct gendering, LGBTQ rights and liberty? What kind of stupidity are we dealing with here?
@partizanotano29@OPetinatti El término sionismo se define como el derecho de un estado judío independiente, que hoy se llama Israel, a existir. Es interesante que lo utilizas como un insulto. Leo en tu bio que te autoproclamas “anti sionista”, te pregunto: a qué te referís exactamente?
@partizanotano29@OPetinatti Este video no se “burla” de las personas LGBTQ+. Parodia la profunda ignorancia que existe en ciertos grupos sociales que pretenden considerarse “progres” pero que, sin saberlo, son todo lo contrario. (Y no te preocupes que las autoridades de Gaza sí distingue muy bien a LGTBQ+)
Many many years ago, I learnt Hebrew out of curiosity, and in a bid to penetrate into a world that I once thought was evil and conspiring against Arabs and Muslims. Once in, I was surprised how wrong I was, how wrong almost every Arab and Muslim around me was.
These days, I watch Hebrew networks (and Arabic ones). There is a lot of Israeli pain over those who were killed on 10/7, agony of those who survived, and anxiety over those who are held hostage by Hamas. A lot of tears, now mixing with tears over fallen soldiers fighting in Gaza.
The thing about all this Israeli pain is that it is almost exclusively in Hebrew. The world does not see Israelis hurt, does not hear them cry. The world sees Israel as fighter jets raining death to punish those who killed them from 15000 feet above ground. The world only sees and hears pain coming from Gaza, and the world always takes the side of the underdog, even when the underdog is guilty. One billion Muslims certainly have a much louder voice than 20 million Jews, and the world will always blame Israel, even when Palestinians started the carnage.
And that's exactly why Israelis are fighting the fight of their lives. They understand that the world is an unfair place, and that they cannot rely on non-existent international justice or biased global opinion.
I wish I had a magic wand to make fellow Arabs, and the rest of the world, see what I see. There will never be peace without justice, and using our numbers (Muslims) to impose our narrative is one way to try to beat Israel, but not the way to peace. My voice will dissent. I want peace, and peace is incumbent on winning the trust of those we want to live in peace with, not keeping on instigating the world against them.
@snarwani “They have told everyone to evacuate”. Israel warns civilians, Hamas targets them. Hamas is not representative of the palestian people. But sadly, they are in charge. And Israel acts consequently.
@TutaCoco@AbbyMartin My question is: why is Israel the one responsable for giving electricity (and water) to a territory that is not part of their borders since 2003?