Chris.C

You have a short memory. yesterday I posted a reply to you from bbc, you didn’t believe that so I sent more and you ran away. I believe Hamas over a bigoted, far-right Jew, who post vile Islamophobic trash daily. Yet hen you will say you’re not biased. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jan/10/gaza-death-toll-40-higher-than-official-number-lancet-study-finds https://www.lemonde.fr/en/les-decodeurs/article/2024/10/13/why-the-gaza-health-ministry-s-death-count-is-considered-reliable_6729264_8.html https://edition.cnn.com/2025/01/09/middleeast/gaza-death-toll-underreported-study-intl many more….

What do you call killing 50 odd people every day as they’re waiting for food called?

https://www.timesofisrael.com/im-afraid-to-go-home-canadian-idf-soldiers-fear-fallout-from-war-crimes-probe/ Why are they ther in the first place, this would suggest it’s a religious war. Well done Canada, the right thing to do. Canada’s probe into the Israel-Hamas conflict doesn’t explicitly target Israelis, but its unclear scope has alarmed Jews amid rising international lawfare against soldiers

I didnt know you were a Jew. Actually I don’t know who you are.

The Israeli Army is now targeting starving children in the head and testicles in Gaza, while terrorising others, together with violent lunatics, in the West Bank. These past 650 days, Israel has written one of the darkest pages of human history. And it is absolutely sickening (https://x.com/FranceskAlbs/status/1946950607581200551?t=EBIwsLARGJD_g5zz_0u0fQ&s=03)

This happened daily for weeks. Thanks for starting to report it. 85 according to others. One wonders why his news has been suppressed. https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-07-20-2025-2b494af89d710793bc6933f5ae437566

A hundred Gaza’s, including children were killed yesterday and many more today, you are deflecting, for obvious reason.

Thanks for that, I was brought up as a Catholic and even went to a girl’s school run by nuns, I sympathize with the Palestinians as they have been persecuted by Israel for decades and my father is Irish so I know what the IRA were all about. You are absolutely right, although I am not a practicing Catholic, I was taught a certain morality by those pious nuns. We have to stand up to extremist jews like Yago and Nick and the other ones like Patong.and Hanaguman They might just see the atrocities that are happening like one child killed every 45 minutes since oct 7. I assume there are many here like Piers Morgan who was all for Israel but saw the light after the final solution was made clear. I pray for these people to change their minds but ass you said earlier, they are stuck in a quandry, to give unconditional support to their people or stand up for what is right. It’s sad that in the US free speech has been banned and they are all brainwash with Islamophobia after 9/11 etc, Bigots and those who support Ben Gvir, Smotrich, Netanyahu must be challenged.

Do you know any decent accountants in Bangkok?

What else could they do, they were locked in a tiny land area, oppressed, bombed regularly like Operation Shield and Arrow, May 2023, and for decades. They tried diplomatic ways but the world ignored them.

I’ve no idea what medicine you are taking. I’ve searched to check your false claim. https://aseannow.com/search/?&q=subhuman&page=2&quick=1&search_and_or=or&sortby=relevancy

I posted links, apology will be accepted

Oh dear, another one. Heres some more https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jan/10/gaza-death-toll-40-higher-than-official-number-lancet-study-finds https://www.lemonde.fr/en/les-decodeurs/article/2024/10/13/why-the-gaza-health-ministry-s-death-count-is-considered-reliable_6729264_8.html https://edition.cnn.com/2025/01/09/middleeast/gaza-death-toll-underreported-study-intl many more….

I am female and not antisemitic. My issue with you, and Nick, is spouting far right Jewish extremism but cowardly hiding that you are Jewish.

From Wanted Militant to Prime Minister: The Journey of Menachem Begin Menachem Begin, Israel’s sixth prime minister and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, began his political career not in parliament but in the shadows—as the leader of Irgun, a Zionist paramilitary group deemed a terrorist organization by British authorities. Born in Poland in 1913, Begin immigrated to Mandatory Palestine during World War II after being released from a Soviet gulag. He quickly rose through the ranks of the Irgun Zvai Leumi (Etzel), a right-wing underground group that split from the more restrained Haganah. Under Begin’s leadership (1943–1948), Irgun launched a violent campaign against British rule, aimed at forcing the British out of Palestine and establishing a Jewish state. The group’s most infamous operation was the 1946 bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, which housed the British administrative headquarters. The attack killed 91 people, including British, Jewish, and Arab civilians. Though Irgun claimed warnings were issued before the bombing, it cemented their image—particularly in the eyes of the British and much of the international community—as a terrorist organization. As a result, Begin was wanted by the British authorities and forced to operate underground, often disguised or in hiding. His activities were widely condemned at the time; the British even placed a bounty on his head. Yet, following the establishment of Israel in 1948, Begin shifted to politics. He founded the Herut party, rooted in the Revisionist Zionism of Ze'ev Jabotinsky. For decades, he remained in opposition, his party marginalized by the dominant Labor movement, which had distanced itself from Irgun's violent legacy. That changed in 1977, when Begin led the Likud coalition to a surprising victory in what became known as the “Mahapach” (political upheaval). He became prime minister, the first non-Labor leader to hold the post. His tenure was marked by both military decisions (notably, the bombing of Iraq’s Osirak nuclear reactor) and historic diplomacy—signing a peace treaty with Egypt in 1979, for which he shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Anwar Sadat. Begin’s transformation—from an underground militant labeled a terrorist to a democratically elected prime minister and peacemaker—remains one of the most dramatic political evolutions in modern history. It also reflects the deep and often painful complexities of Israel's founding and its legacy of conflict and compromise.

Don’t forget the BBC lol https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqjvl4klzweo The Palestinian death toll from the war in Gaza could be substantially higher than official figures reported by the Hamas-run health ministry, research published in The Lancet medical journal suggests.

Who is “we”? Far right Zionists?

I disagree with your stance but happy to converse as you explain your feeling eloquently, even though some facts are wrong 😀

So your last post to me wasn’t your last. lol. You are the one that called Muslims filth. I said fundamentalist Jews like yourself, you’ve got no defense so run away.

I point out your lies and hatred and you respond with this, kinda says it all, you can’t refute anything i said.

There are fundamentalist Jews here who do that to anyone who criticizes their God given rights of ALL greater Israel. By the expulsion or killing of ALL Palestinians, including children. The Israeli govt has even said it will not take any orphaned children, they have to go to other countries. They are evil all in their Gods name, that can’t even be said.

I see, thanks. I’ll ask for more details from my company.

Shame shame shame You say the land of Israel is mentioned 47 times in the Qur’an, but Palestine isn’t – as if that settles the issue. But religious texts aren’t land deeds. By that logic, the Bible doesn’t mention “America” either – should Native Americans have no rights? Jews have deep historical ties to the land. But so do Muslims and Christians. Jews, Muslims, and Christians lived in historic Palestine for centuries – often side by side. To claim it belongs solely to one group because of ancient scripture is theocratic nationalism. Bringing up Lebanon to claim Muslims inherently destroy nations is simply Islamophobic. The Lebanese Civil War involved Christian militias, Muslim factions, Israeli invasions, and Syrian forces – all committed atrocities. Picking one side to blame based on religion is bigotry – not history. Calling Muslims “filth” and linking Islam wholesale to rape and genocide is blatant hate speech. Every religion – including Christianity and Judaism – has violent extremists. But collective blame is how genocides start. That kind of rhetoric isn’t just wrong – it’s dangerous. Is there no moderation on this forum? This is the most dishonest and morally hollow part of your argument. The occupation, blockade, settlement expansion, and military violence have been ongoing for decades—long before October 7, 2023. October 7 was horrific, yes. But it was not the beginning of violence—it was a horrific escalation in a cycle rooted in decades of dispossession, siege, and impunity. On 9 May 2023, Israel conducted a series of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, called Operation Shield and Arrow (Hebrew: מבצע מגן וחץ) that lasted until 13 May. This is before October!!