@sfrantzman@SeanDurns One woman was released (Yocheved Lifshitz) because she kept puking up every fluid they gave her, and the Hamas doctor ordered them to take her home. I doubt Hamas released many people because of “pressure” in the early days
@sofocletus@sfrantzman Get f***en real, as if Israel becoming independent is where the whole story starts? I know even you don’t believe that. You’re trying too hard
@teachrobotslove Now that I’ve experienced a woman who was like this with me…I understand.
And to the people who think you have to be conventionally attractive to get this…you don’t. I’m skinny as a stick. I’m strong, yes. You should work out. But you don’t have to have the body.
@amirtibon But Israel did block those things on Oct 7 - although it soon after resumed allowing or supplying those things - and would later block them again for two months in the lead-up to the March 18 2025 breaking of the ceasefire.
@noam_dworman@History__Speaks@AdHaque110@profess87429 Hamas’s rhetoric has made many ask “Where would the Israelis even go?” But despite Hamas being so weak, it is always asked defensively, to say: “don’t take my home from me!” But here, you ask it rhetorically, to say: “come on, that couldn’t happen.” See how backwards this is?
@CosmopoliteNYZ@ShMMor lol it was to break their will and it was a major crime. Which they were never punished for because they won the war. It was also very controversial in Britain. More people spoke out against it than Israelis have of the Gaza bombing
@noam_dworman@History__Speaks Take a look at some genuine Bibi quotes. “We are destroying more and more houses…They will have nowhere to return to.” And “a lot more than fifty percent will leave…we need host countries, and we’re working on that now.” Do you know about these quotes? I can source them for you
@AdinHaykin1 That’s just a guess. It’s the largest claimed NAZA count I know of, and Ghandour was a very high-priority target. Other names with high counts are Ibrahim Biari, Ayman Nofal, Wissam Farhat, and of course Mohammad Deif. Mohammad Shabana, also, but that was across multiple attempts
@AdinHaykin1 As someone who followed the war closely, I’m guessing it was the bombing to kill Ahmed Andor. Remember, number approved and actual number killed are different + the latter was never assessed. In the Shlomi Eldar piece about Hamas’s Hereafter conference, the CD was reported as 250
@noam_dworman He once said - not to you - that he wouldn’t be surprised if the ICJ didn’t deliver a guilty verdict, even though he believed it correct.
I don’t think he understood at all what your show is like before coming on. Lol.
@ShMMor For Israel, the main point has been to break Hamas’ will by killing as many Hamas members as possible, day in and day out. That’s not a defensive war, even if Hamas started it. Because Israel allows itself to kill whole families in pursuit of this goal, the world has recoiled.
@ShMMor Is it NAZA or is it not? Sometimes it’s just a coincidence!
The line between genocide and war is blurry. When we dropped the atom bombs, we weren’t trying to destroy the Japanese nation. But the main point was to kill lots of people, even if Hiroshima had military stuff too.
@noam_dworman@ProfDBernstein Were you relieved by the one that said, to rescue the battalion pinned down in Shuja’iya, a senior Air Force commander just marked a bunch of houses at random and had them all taken down? Thing is, a small number of testimonies have to do with the most number of deaths.
@AdarWeinreb@grok@BriannaWu I also heard that Ishtiwi was considered the leak behind the attempt on Deif’s life that ended up killing his family. Not sure of the truth of that, and it’s undeniable there’s severe homophobia in the OT, but it’s possible that’s true