Israel at war
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Victim blaming isn’t my thing. But keep banging your head on that issue if it’s important to you.
There are lots resources out there for those who engage in it and want to gain insight into why they do it.
Netanyahu is as much a barrier to peace as Hamas.
I looked into it and found that both sides were guilty of multiple crimes against each other pre 1948.
Netanyahu deserves a vacation in Galveston.
Poor Galveston, it's situated at the ass end of Greater Houston's petrochemical industry.
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But they do not have a carte blanche to do whatever they want whenever they want and to as many people they want.
Keep ranting. Keep accusing everyone of genocide, Geno. That nickname is sooo appropriate.
Everybody keeps refuting your rabid racist rhetoric. You are TERB's running joke.
That's the best you got? That's definitely going to turn the tide in the war. Ireland is allowed to be a spectator. OMG
Israel might as well just surrender now.
Loser.
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Macron has time and again showed that he has a backbone. It is time for both parties to resort to extended dialogue as difficult as that may be.
Dialogue:
Israel: please don’t repeat October 7
Hamas: why would we not repeat October 7 if we were awarded for it with recognition of Palestine by several countries and intensified worldwide general campaign against Israel?
Israel: yeah I guess you are right…
The dialogue should be aimed at taking steps towards a permanent resolution of the conflict and not a back to status quo conversation. Idk what that looks like but anything less wont cut it after all this.
Nobody knows what a permanent resolution looks like. Jews have nowhere to go and arabs want them gone. That was the situation in 1947 and it is definitely the situation now. Imo everyone except maybe the leaders would be lucky to get back to the status quo at this point. Leaders of israel and Iran seem to be doing fine. Sinwar is surrounded by hostages so he’s okay. Hezbollah leaders less so I suppose.
That is what is tragic, for Israel and it's neighbours alike: expanding the bombings to ever more countries can - by definition - not bring peace and stability to Israel and the region.
Netanyahu is not that person to bring peace and stability to the region. Maybe there are other more sensible politicians in Israel.
My Jewish friend tells me, that if he goes, worse people will take charge.
The back to status quo opportunity has long passed. It needs to be a better future, but as I said idk what that looks like.
