Your naive child like world view is that of a naive child who thinks world peace is achievable. If I didn’t know better I’d swear you’re related to JT.
Your world views also includes trying to force your values on the world when that’s never going to happen. Morals are not universal. And, for the record is part of the problem in the Mid East. Translated into something you might understand “you can’t help those that don’t want help ( peace).
You spout platitudes and lip service about self determination for Palestinians, but won’t do the same for Israelis. You cry about Israel using sanctions, but yell for sanctions against Israel.
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Human rights are supposed to be universal, but clearly morals aren't.
It may be naive to be against apartheid, genocide and death camps but if that's the case, I'm ok with it.
I'd rather be naive than supporting genocide.
Though I'd say that the naive ones are the ones that think another, way more violent, round of death will lead to more peace and security for anyone.
What do you think you're teaching the 1 million children living Gaza right now?
August 2005: Israeli forces unilaterally withdraw from Gaza after 38 years of occupation and dismantle settlements, transferring control to the Palestinian Authority. The territory is still considered "occupied" by the United Nations because Israel maintains control of its entry points, airspace, and territorial waters.
January 2006: The Islamist group Hamas, which refuses to recognise Israel, wins the majority of seats in Palestinian legislative elections.
June 2006: Hamas captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in a cross-border raid from Gaza, leading to Israeli air raids and incursions.
June 2007: Hamas takes complete control of the Gaza Strip after months of fighting with the rival Fatah faction, headed by President Mahmoud Abbas. Israel tightens its siege of the territory, severely restricting the entry of essential goods.
December 2008: Israel launches a deadly 22-day military offensive in Gaza after rocket attacks on the Israeli town of Sderot. Approximately 1,400 Palestinians and 13 Israelis are killed before a ceasefire is reached.
November 2012: Israel targets and kills Hamas's military chief of staff, Ahmad Jabari, before bombing Gaza from the air for eight days.
July-August 2014: The abduction and killing of three Israeli teenagers by Hamas-affiliated militants in the West Bank sparks a seven-week war, resulting in the deaths of more than 2,100 Palestinians in Gaza and 73 Israelis, including 67 soldiers.
March 2018: Palestinian protests begin at Gaza's fenced border with Israel. Israel responds with violence, resulting in more than 170 Palestinian deaths in several months of protests and escalating tensions between Hamas and Israeli forces.
May 2021: After weeks of tension during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, hundreds of Palestinians are injured by Israeli security forces at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in East Jerusalem. Hamas launched rockets at Israeli West Jerusalem in response. Israel responded with a fierce assault on the Gaza Strip. The 11-day conflict resulted in at least 260 deaths in Gaza and 13 in Israel.
August 2022: More than 30 Palestinians, including women and children, are killed in Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. Palestinian Islamic Jihad responded by firing dozens of rockets into Israel after two of its commanders were killed in the airstrikes.