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32 minutes ago, Voodoochile said:

Best way to get a fresh new start for anything is to “wipe” it clean and build/breed again from scratch.

100% percent behind Israel on this.

 

That's not really Israel's position, though.

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11 hours ago, Morch said:

 

That is obviously not true.

Ok, can please explain what makes it so “obvious” ?

 

since they apparently don’t care about humanitarian organizations or other countries opinions that consider what they are doing to be excessive.

 

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51 minutes ago, Voodoochile said:

Ok, can please explain what makes it so “obvious” ?

 

since they apparently don’t care about humanitarian organizations or other countries opinions that consider what they are doing to be excessive.

 

 

 

That was what you posted:

 

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Best way to get a fresh new start for anything is to “wipe” it clean and build/breed again from scratch.

100% percent behind Israel on this.

 

This is not what's happening, this is not Israel's policy.

If it was the Palestinian death toll would be way way higher, and there would be far less IDF casualties.

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12 hours ago, Morch said:

 

 

That was what you posted:

 

 

This is not what's happening, this is not Israel's policy.

If it was the Palestinian death toll would be way way higher, and there would be far less IDF casualties.

Yes I know exactly what I posted thanks, And I don’t see any contradictions.

“Best way to get a fresh new start for anything is to “wipe” it clean and build/breed again from scratch.” Is my personal opinion

 

“100% percent behind Israel on this.”

means that even if there  is a lost generation of Palestinians and weather it is Israels goal or not I am 100% percent behind them what ever there decision to continue attacking be it measured or not.

 

“Palestinian death toll would be way higher”

Death toll is climbing everyday, the conflict is not over.

 

like I said before if it is Israel goal to completely wipe out Palestine they are obviously not going to come flat out and say it (officially) and drop a nuke or any other weapon of mass destruction on them for at least one good reason And that  being the uproar(at least official)  it would cause in the international community , humanitarian institutions, but especially from other Muslim nations that support the Palestine and its anti Israeli views which would very likely create even more hostility and hatred towards Israel resulting in more attacks on them.

they would have to choose the long way to achieve this and it is not impossible that is why I do not agree with the fact that you find this is “obviously” not the case



 

 

 

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A member of Israel’s War Cabinet, former army chief Gadi Eisenkot, said last week that the only way to free the remaining hostages was through a cease-fire. In an implicit criticism of Netanyahu, he said claims to the contrary amounted to “illusions.”

 

Hamas has said it will not free more hostages until Israel ends its offensive.

 

https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-war-news-01-21-2024-02caafa092668ecc7ff122229c166807

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1 hour ago, Voodoochile said:

Ok, can please explain what makes it so “obvious” ?

 

since they apparently don’t care about humanitarian organizations or other countries opinions that consider what they are doing to be excessive.

 

 

  Israel is an independent Nation and doe what it sees fit , just like all other Countries .

No other Country in the World does what other Countries tell them to do, so why should Israel ?

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On 1/20/2024 at 6:56 PM, animalmagic said:

The UN has spent billions on the development of Gaza.  It would have been good if they had paid attention to where the money was being spent.  Extensive tunnel networks like that require specialist materials and equipment; a regular check on the construction expenditure would have shown disproportionate amounts being spent on 'foundations'.  There is probably less concrete above ground than below it!

 

There is probably less concrete above ground than below it!

Don't be ridiculous. the concrete above ground is clearly visible in any photos of Gaza cities, though apparently most of it is now rubble.

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9 hours ago, Voodoochile said:

Yes I know exactly what I posted thanks, And I don’t see any contradictions.

“Best way to get a fresh new start for anything is to “wipe” it clean and build/breed again from scratch.” Is my personal opinion

With opinions like that from the israeli side is it any wonder Hamas wants to do that exact same thing to israelis?

If one goes around proclaiming that all of Gaza should be wiped clean of Palestinians, one can't complain if the opposition want to do the same thing to israelis.

 

It amazes me how many israeli supporters think it's wrong for Palestinians to defend themselves against israeli oppression, illegal land theft, murder, destruction of infrastructure and collective punishment.

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14 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

 

There is probably less concrete above ground than below it!

Don't be ridiculous. the concrete above ground is clearly visible in any photos of Gaza cities, though apparently most of it is now rubble.

There was a touch of sarcasm you missed there. However he was not far wrong..............the concrete and resources needed for below ground was massive.

 

"This is where Hamas held hostages. IDF soldiers operated in a tunnel located at the heart of a civilian area in Khan Yunis that was used to hold about 20 hostages at different times. The tunnel was about 830 meters long and about 20 meters deep. We cannot and will not rest knowing innocent civilians are being held in compounds like this one. We will not stop operating until we bring the hostages home."

 

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27 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

 

There is probably less concrete above ground than below it!

Don't be ridiculous. the concrete above ground is clearly visible in any photos of Gaza cities, though apparently most of it is now rubble.

I wouldn't take everything you read too literally! 

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1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:

With opinions like that from the israeli side is it any wonder Hamas wants to do that exact same thing to israelis?

 

 

   I do think that he's just pretending to support   Israel and he's really pro Palestinian 

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17 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I see the poster you quoted to is resorting to the same BS insults that anyone that doesn't support israel bombing the infrastructure to smithereens and killing thousands of defenseless people is a Hamas sympathiser.

I couldn't be bothered to keep reporting them, so I put the ones that like to insult on ignore. Not all of them resort to petty insults though, so I still see their posts.

 

Your last sentence is entirely appropriate IMO, though I wouldn't have included a "please".

 

 

Crash and burn. Too funny. Read the exchange, understand the context. You're cheer-leading someone ever more extreme than those you wrongly label 'extreme'.

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17 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

With opinions like that from the israeli side is it any wonder Hamas wants to do that exact same thing to israelis?

If one goes around proclaiming that all of Gaza should be wiped clean of Palestinians, one can't complain if the opposition want to do the same thing to israelis.

 

It amazes me how many israeli supporters think it's wrong for Palestinians to defend themselves against israeli oppression, illegal land theft, murder, destruction of infrastructure and collective punishment.

 

 

By your reasoning, Israel may do unto the Palestinians whatever, because they hold such extreme views. But, of course, you allow this to apply only in a one-sided manner. Guess your argument would be 'not all the Palestinians' or something....

 

As for the poster representing anything, maybe he is, maybe he isn't. Being a newcomer to these topics, it's kinda hard to tell if he's genuine nutter or a troll.

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14 hours ago, Voodoochile said:

Ok, can please explain what makes it so “obvious” ?

 

since they apparently don’t care about humanitarian organizations or other countries opinions that consider what they are doing to be excessive.

 

Exactly. 

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2 minutes ago, Voodoochile said:

Palestinians defend themselves through a terrorist organization using terrorist tactics Israeli forces are a democratic nations army, they do not rape, torture, put babies in ovens etc. 


Palestinian schools teach children from a very young age to hate Israel and that they must be eliminated.

Israeli schools do not.
it amazes me that some people can even compare the two.

if you prefer to support a terrorism at least have the balls to say it out loud.

 

Evidently some Israelis must have taught themselves if the schools didn't.

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4 minutes ago, Voodoochile said:

Forging your own opinion about a something is different then being taught something (brainwashed) from childhood.

 

Of course the Palestinians are incapable of forming their own opinions in the way Israelis can. Utterly racist stereotyping.

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Just now, ozimoron said:

 

Of course the Palestinians are incapable of forming their own opinions in the way Israelis can.

Someone who is taught something repetitively from a very young age has obviously been influenced and therefore it is more difficult (they are less capable) to form their own opinions.

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2 minutes ago, Voodoochile said:

Someone who is taught something repetitively from a very young age has obviously been influenced and therefore it is more difficult (they are less capable) to form their own opinions.

 

Netanyahu has been preaching divide and conquer for almost a generation. It doesn't get much more hateful than that.

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10 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

 

Of course the Palestinians are incapable of forming their own opinions in the way Israelis can. Utterly racist stereotyping.

You are of course correct.... Palestinians are conditioned to hate and kill Israelis and that is not racist but fact! 

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3 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

 

I just posted a quote from 2019 proving that divide and conquer has always been Netanyahu's policy.

Like I said, how wrong you are, 

13 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

 

Netanyahu has been preaching divide and conquer for almost a generation. It doesn't get much more hateful than that.

 

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