Neeranam

Indeed. I was tempted to quote similar things from the Torah/Bible but better not stoop to that level. Judaism and Islam have many things in common, there is no point causing hate.

'Spiiting on their graves', just when you think it can't get any worse.

When I watch YouTube on my Samsung TV, I see that my Russian Neighbour has been searching for things. How is this possible and what should I do to stop it? Samsung Flip 4 phone, Samsung Smart TV.

The Holy Father's condemnation of Israel is very significant.

Are you implying that it's OK?

I applaud your honesty and integrity.

Ignore the trolls, they have been given the definition before.

This is not about Jews, but Israel, where 20% are Muslims with 100% full civil rights ;) Always using the 'Race' card.

I'm going to spend time with my children as it is a special day. I have no time for uncompassionate people who fail to see the obvious here. Spare a thought for the thousands of families living rough, displaced from their homes, with fewer children, starving, and being slaughtered by a powerful country being backed by the good ol US of A. Really, there nothing else to say......

Nonsense, see above post - Hamas did not start this 'war'. Here's an article from UN in August of this year. it is pathetic the way Israelis are trying to blame the Oct 7 incident for this ''war" - many are saying that you actually wanted something like to=his to justify wiping the whole population out, like appears to be happening right now. [With] over 200 Palestinian and nearly 30 Israeli fatalities in the West Bank and Israel thus far this year, already surpassing 2022’s annual figures, and the highest since 2005. Settlement expansion continues unabated https://news.un.org/en/story/2023/08/1139922

The systemic mistreatment and marginalization of Palestinians, particularly in Gaza and West Bank, have fueled deep-seated grievances that find expression in acts of violence. The persistent expansion of Israeli settlements, restrictions on movement, and economic hardships intensify a sense of despair and frustration among the Palestinian population. The daily realities of living under occupation, coupled with discriminatory policies, create a breeding ground for radicalization. In such an environment, some individuals, feeling cornered and voiceless, may be driven to resort to extreme measures as a perceived means of resistance. While it is crucial to condemn acts of terrorism unequivocally, addressing the root causes of oppression is essential in breaking this destructive cycle.

You seem desparate to justify the slaughter (by your country) of 170+ innocent, defenceless children every day for the last 2 1/2 months, what a nerve, especially on Christmas day. This is NOT a war, but a lopsided confrontation, with a highly disproportionate impact on the Gazan population. Characterizing this situation solely as a war overlooks the vast power asymmetry between Israel and the Palestinians, particularly those living in Gaza. A war typically implies a conflict between two opposing forces, each with the capacity to engage in combat and defend itself. In this case, the stark difference in military capabilities and resources between Israel and Gaza challenges the conventional understanding of a war.

The devastating impact of conflict on children cannot be overstated. The loss of young lives not only robs families of their loved ones but also shatters the hopes and dreams of an entire generation. The international community must express its unequivocal condemnation of any actions that result in the death of innocent children.

The pursuit of oil has been a central aspect of U.S. involvement in the Middle East, American foreign policy prioritizes securing access to oil resources over promoting democratic governance or respecting the autonomy of nations in the region. This focus on resource interests has contributed to a cycle of conflict, as seen in Iraq and Afghanistan.

What a dilemma faced by Biden: choosing between safeguarding his career and taking a morally principled stance by withdrawing support for what some view as a form of genocide - realpolitik considerations and the ethical imperative to address human rights abuses. This continued support of Israel shows the true extent of the US commitment to human rights and justice in foreign policy decisions. He's very similar to Baby Bush and the slaughter of re 300,000 civilians in the unjust Iraq war - same same here, Biden knows that if Bush didn't suffer any consequences for his crimes, he will get off with his.

Never would have known ;)

I know they're are Muslim dominant states, not sure what point you are making in reply to my post; I never suggested Jews don't deserve a nation state, I believe they do.

This displacement from their homes has sown the seeds of resentment and despair. This displacement is not merely a geographical upheaval; it is a rupture of communities, a disintegration of familial ties, and a corrosion of the sense of belonging. Such conditions create a fertile ground for desperation and radicalization. The militarization of the conflict and the disproportionate killings further alienate the Palestinian populace. The trauma inflicted on Gazans, growing up amidst constant conflict, breeds a collective frustration that could find an outlet in extremist ideologies.

OK, let's talk about it... Sweeping generalizations and biased narrative. The assertion that Muslims can freely live in many countries overlooks the challenges faced by Muslim communities worldwide, such as discrimination and geopolitical conflicts. And, framing Muslims as inherently troublesome is an unfair generalization. Regarding Jews, the claim that they have only one place, Israel, ignores the global Jewish diaspora around the world. Jews are not confined to Israel, they’re worldwide. The 45% of population being children in Gaza can be attributed to the oppressive conditions resembling apartheid, where parents are unfairly imprisoned or killed in Israeli ‘mowing the lawn’ operations/wars or whatever you want to call it. Previous military operations have disrupted families, leading to displacement and loss of lives, leaving a void filled by a disproportionately high number of vulnerable children. The psychological toll on these kids is excacerbated by the blockade and daily hardships, including inadequate nutrition resulting from restricted food supplies. These hungry, malnourished kids' circumstances amplify the risk of these children becoming susceptible to extremist ideologies, as they grapple with the harsh realities of their environment, potentially contributing to the cycle of conflict in the region. Killing all Hamas will do Israel no good politically or Karmically.

pathetic, trying to weasel out of this one

if you missed it -

There is a link in my post. Oh dear, how will you get yourself out of this one - phone a friend and detroy the evidence

Exactly. I have been accused of supporting Hamas on multiple occasions, it's just childish now.

Well what have I copied from the internet and passed off as original? I provide a link in that post. Troll.

They have succeeded. Israel have lost, and probably for nothing - they will not steal Gaza.