@feedthecath@Jack57494371@reeeesistance agreed — i am also concerned about other genocides, but gaza seems to be the one that people want to deny. why? after the nakba and gaza, you cannot deny it. the evidence is so deep.
@Jack57494371@feedthecath@reeeesistance and numerous scholars from a variety of countries? lawyers from a variety of countries? how do you dismissing their classification? you cannot ignore everyone.
@Jack57494371@feedthecath@reeeesistance you, a random person on the internet, cannot determine whether it’s genocide. numerous scholars and the UN — people who have the authority to determine whether it’s genocide — say it is. who am I going to believe? you, a moron? or people qualified to make that decision?
@Jack57494371@feedthecath@reeeesistance that’s not antisemitism and you thinking it is antisemitism is REALLY weird. if you support israel, you support genocide. simple as that. if you’re a jew, if you’re a non-jew…. it’s supporting genocide.
@Jack57494371@feedthecath@reeeesistance i’m explaining that linking them to israel and the genocide is not antisemitism. that’s a fact. those rabbis supported the genocide in gaza and displacement in the west bank. what happened to them, however, is antisemitism. that’s the major difference here.
@Jack57494371@feedthecath@reeeesistance they thought jews were responsible for what is going on in israel because 1) those associated with the event (namely the rabbis) openly supported israel and the IDF, and 2) israel openly says what they do in gaza and the west bank is blessed by god and judaism
@DianeDromgold@jeremyrockliff the only review needed was the election result, and people didn’t vote for labor (who were pushing against it). same thing happened in wa. labor said it was a bad idea to build perth stadium, said it wouldn’t work… now it’s a massive success.