They have passed 67 resolutions on Israel.
Israel is a pariah state.
Israel at war
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Israel is a pariah state.
Do you think not abiding by 67 UN resolutions and deciding to colonize all of Palestine was a smart move?
So there is only apartheid Israel according to your logic?And Palestine is not a state
I simply stated a fact with no opinion attached to it. And you agreed starving a populace is an ancient tactic..
The only opinion was the one that you falsely claim that I said.
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BTW, the UN has not passed a resolution stating that Israel has committed genocide.
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“Glazer is part of a significant, growing Jewish voice across the world that opposes the abuse of Jewish history to justify Israel’s campaign of dehumanization and genocide against the Palestinian people.”
www.theguardian.com
‘Honest and brave’: progressive Jewish figures defend Jonathan Glazer speech
Jewish Voice for Peace and the Auschwitz Memorial among those defending Oscar winner amid backlash over words at ceremony
www.theguardian.com
You're ignorance is wafting off your posts...“Glazer is part of a significant, growing Jewish voice across the world that opposes the abuse of Jewish history to justify Israel’s campaign of dehumanization and genocide against the Palestinian people.”
‘Honest and brave’: progressive Jewish figures defend Jonathan Glazer speech
Jewish Voice for Peace and the Auschwitz Memorial among those defending Oscar winner amid backlash over words at ceremony
The fact is your racist hate is backing genocide, an ancient and evil tactic.
#GazaHolocaust is trending again.
Biden is a crazy old man that has lost his mind
The states needs a man for president not a weak old pussy
Hostages likely murdered by Hamas, not Israeli airstrikes, researchers say (msn.com)
Ateam of Israeli researchers has found that during the Gaza war, the risk of Israeli hostages being killed in Israeli airstrikes was 10 to 28 times greater than the deaths of Gazans. The team concluded that terrorists probably murdered them.
The researchers examined whether the estimated death rate of Israeli hostages was similar to the estimated death rate of Gazans and the Hamas claim that many Israeli hostages held in underground tunnels were killed by indiscriminate Israeli airstrikes together with a large number of Gaza residents
Shaare Zedek Medical Center’s Prof. Francis Mimouni, Dr. Sefi Mendlovic, and Dr. Yuval Dadon of the Health Ministry in Jerusalem published the study in the March edition of the Israel Medical Association Journal (IMAJ) under the title “A statistical approach to the high mortality rate of Israeli citizens held hostage in Gaza.”
The team used two estimates of hostage death rates, one from Israeli intelligence sources and the other published by a Hamas spokesman. They found that by the end of December 2023, the rate of Israeli hostage deaths, according to Israeli sources, was 23 per 238 – and 60 per 238, according to Hamas. Both figures, they wrote, were “strikingly and significantly higher” than the death rate among Gazans, which was estimated to be 19,667 per 2.2 million.
On October 9, two days after the deadly Hamas incursion of the south, its al-Qassam Brigades (the terrorist group’s military arm) officially threatened to execute the Israeli hostages if the Israeli government continued to bomb Gaza and demanded that over 5,000 Palestinians held then in Israeli prisons, mostly after conviction for security offenses, be released. Hamas, the authors wrote, didn’t publish such executions, and “to this date, it is not completely clear how many of them died after their abduction.”
"Not plausible" that high death rate is result of Israeli airstrikes
They wrote their study to offer a “statistical approach to the probable cause of the death of Israeli hostages” and suggested that a random, high death rate from Israel Air Force airstrikes was “not plausible.”
A Palestinian fighter of the Al-Quds brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), seen inside a military tunnel in Beit Hanun, in the Gaza Strip, on May 18, 2022. (credit: ATTIA MUHAMMED/FLASH90)© Provided by The Jerusalem Post
A Palestinian fighter of the Al-Quds brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), seen inside a military tunnel in Beit Hanun, in the Gaza Strip, on May 18, 2022. (credit: ATTIA MUHAMMED/FLASH90)
According to Israeli intelligence, at the end of December, 129 hostages were being held, and 23 of them were confirmed by Israel to have died in captivity, making the death rate 9.7%. At the same time, Hamas claimed that 60 hostages had been killed in Israeli air strikes – 10 times the death rate of Palestinians in Gaza (by Palestinian estimates)
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/video/new...s-for-gaza-hostages/vi-BB1jayDR?ocid=msedgdhp
They concluded that there are “many possible interpretations for the striking difference in hostage deaths and Palestinian deaths from Israeli air strikes: The first is that the hostages were kept in locations less protected from the air strikes than those of Palestinians.
A second is that the hostages were purposely exposed to the airstrikes, but this is “not logical because many hostages who have been released reported that they had been kept in tunnels located tens of meters below the ground.”
Their third possible explanation that is “more chilling” is that Israeli hostages were not killed during Israeli airstrikes but murdered by Hamas terrorists, the Israeli authors wrote.
Ateam of Israeli researchers has found that during the Gaza war, the risk of Israeli hostages being killed in Israeli airstrikes was 10 to 28 times greater than the deaths of Gazans. The team concluded that terrorists probably murdered them.
The researchers examined whether the estimated death rate of Israeli hostages was similar to the estimated death rate of Gazans and the Hamas claim that many Israeli hostages held in underground tunnels were killed by indiscriminate Israeli airstrikes together with a large number of Gaza residents
Shaare Zedek Medical Center’s Prof. Francis Mimouni, Dr. Sefi Mendlovic, and Dr. Yuval Dadon of the Health Ministry in Jerusalem published the study in the March edition of the Israel Medical Association Journal (IMAJ) under the title “A statistical approach to the high mortality rate of Israeli citizens held hostage in Gaza.”
The team used two estimates of hostage death rates, one from Israeli intelligence sources and the other published by a Hamas spokesman. They found that by the end of December 2023, the rate of Israeli hostage deaths, according to Israeli sources, was 23 per 238 – and 60 per 238, according to Hamas. Both figures, they wrote, were “strikingly and significantly higher” than the death rate among Gazans, which was estimated to be 19,667 per 2.2 million.
On October 9, two days after the deadly Hamas incursion of the south, its al-Qassam Brigades (the terrorist group’s military arm) officially threatened to execute the Israeli hostages if the Israeli government continued to bomb Gaza and demanded that over 5,000 Palestinians held then in Israeli prisons, mostly after conviction for security offenses, be released. Hamas, the authors wrote, didn’t publish such executions, and “to this date, it is not completely clear how many of them died after their abduction.”
"Not plausible" that high death rate is result of Israeli airstrikes
They wrote their study to offer a “statistical approach to the probable cause of the death of Israeli hostages” and suggested that a random, high death rate from Israel Air Force airstrikes was “not plausible.”
A Palestinian fighter of the Al-Quds brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), seen inside a military tunnel in Beit Hanun, in the Gaza Strip, on May 18, 2022. (credit: ATTIA MUHAMMED/FLASH90)© Provided by The Jerusalem Post
A Palestinian fighter of the Al-Quds brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), seen inside a military tunnel in Beit Hanun, in the Gaza Strip, on May 18, 2022. (credit: ATTIA MUHAMMED/FLASH90)
According to Israeli intelligence, at the end of December, 129 hostages were being held, and 23 of them were confirmed by Israel to have died in captivity, making the death rate 9.7%. At the same time, Hamas claimed that 60 hostages had been killed in Israeli air strikes – 10 times the death rate of Palestinians in Gaza (by Palestinian estimates)
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/video/new...s-for-gaza-hostages/vi-BB1jayDR?ocid=msedgdhp
They concluded that there are “many possible interpretations for the striking difference in hostage deaths and Palestinian deaths from Israeli air strikes: The first is that the hostages were kept in locations less protected from the air strikes than those of Palestinians.
A second is that the hostages were purposely exposed to the airstrikes, but this is “not logical because many hostages who have been released reported that they had been kept in tunnels located tens of meters below the ground.”
Their third possible explanation that is “more chilling” is that Israeli hostages were not killed during Israeli airstrikes but murdered by Hamas terrorists, the Israeli authors wrote.
Yup, no more bombs for genocide.
Settler terrorist attacks are way up this year as is Israel land theft in the West Bank.
That's what you mean isn't it?
Telegram Warfare: The New Frontier of Psychological Warfare in the Israel-Palestine Conflict
Social Media platforms like Telegram have become integral to Hamas’s communications and information warfare. OSINT analyst Tal Hagin charts the development of this phenomenon, arguing that ‘It is ...
fathomjournal.org
You talking about the 72 Virgins channel run by the IDF?Telegram Warfare: The New Frontier of Psychological Warfare in the Israel-Palestine Conflict
Social Media platforms like Telegram have become integral to Hamas’s communications and information warfare. OSINT analyst Tal Hagin charts the development of this phenomenon, arguing that ‘It is ...
Are you referring to this UN resolution related to genocide?
UN General Assembly approves resolution condemning Holocaust denial | UN News
Or this resolution on genocide?
Explanation of Position on the UN General Assembly Resolution on the Rwandan Genocide - United States Mission to the United Nations (usmission.gov)
Because I don't see any resolution declaring that Israel has committed genocide. Funny thing, eh?
