@Backup2394@YoniMichanie + ur misquoting Begin. In 1982 he explicitly called '67 a "war of self-defense in the noblest sense." Israel chose to strike first rather than wait to be invaded after Nasser blockaded ports expelled UN peacekeepers & mobilized +100k troops while promising Israel's destruction.
@Backup2394@YoniMichanie Equating Oct 7 (mass murder, rape, taking infants hostage) to a military conflict between sovereign armies is morally broken. Gaza wasn't under "siege" prior to 2007; the blockade was instituted after Hamas violently took over and launched thousands of rockets.
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The 1966 Samu raid was a response to cross-border Palestinian Fatah landmine attacks, not a random strike.
King Hussein signed the Egypt pact under intense domestic pressure, but he still chose to ignore Eshkol’s June 5th warning to stay out of the war.
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"Unprovoked"? In 1967 Egypt committed explicit acts of war BEFORE Israel struck:
1. Blockaded the Straits of Tiran (choking Israel’s shipping)
2. Expelled UN peacekeepers from Sinai
3. Massed +100k troops on Israels border while Nasser publicly vowed to destroy Israel.
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Irgun did bomb King David Hotel in 1946 (giving 3 warnings to evacuate). But terrorism in Palestine started long before with anti-Jewish pogroms: Tel Hai (1920), Jaffa (1921), the 1929 Hebron massacre (ethnic cleansing of an ancient Jewish community), & the 1936 riots.
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Israel sent direct warnings to Jordan to stay out. Jordan launched artillery strikes on Jerusalem anyway. The 1993 suicide bombing fact is true, but Palestinian terrorism (hijackings, Munich '72, coastal massacres) existed long before then.
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How are the Palis doing in Lebanon? Can they own land? 👀 Is it only apartheid when a jew is involved? Why were the Palis kicked out of Kuwait? They did the Palis started riots in Jordan & Lebanon? Why doesn't Egypt open their 6 layers of borders to the Gazans? Explain pls.
@Backup2394@YoniMichanie They had many chances and denied them each time. They had freedom of movement until they starting blowing themselfs up, now they have to deal with the borders. That land is owned by Israel, since the arabs lost all of the +10 wars they started against Israel. 1/2
Because you can't blame the west for it. Because russian and Chinese propaganda didn't tell people to be outraged about it. Because it doesn't fit the typical "White Christian oppressors vs their brown and black Muslim victims" commie narrative
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Hey, smart people up there!
Can you please explain, how a country that was attacked on 7 fronts could still be perceived as the aggressor?
How crazy is our planet?
Jews are from Judah (Judea). Arabs are from Arabia. It’s not that complicated.
In the 7th century, Islam emerged in Arabia, and the early Muslim armies began one of the most rapid military expansions in history.
They conquered vast territories across the ancient Middle East, including lands inhabited by peoples with ancient identities and civilizations, such as Jews in the Land of Israel, Copts in Egypt, Assyrians and other Christian communities in the Levant and Mesopotamia, and Persians in Iran.
Over the centuries that followed, Arabic and Islam became dominant across much of the region.
Within a century of the rise of Islam, the Muslim conquests had expanded far beyond Arabia, across the Middle East, North Africa and Persia, and into southern Europe and parts of Central and South Asia.
So to say that Jews are colonizers in Judea, while Arabs are an “oppressed indigenous community” in Judea, is simply not an accurate description of the region’s history.
Image: Illustration showing the rough boundaries of the ancient territories.
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