6 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Actually it's worse, because Jew haters will try and harm you if given the opportunity.

There is a correlation between anti semitism and mental illness as well as violence. But most of the danger would be to women and children, antisemites are usually two cowardly to face men.

 

On 12/9/2025 at 2:51 PM, bannork said:

More than 9,000 children in Gaza were hospitalised for acute malnutrition in October, according to new data from the United Nations.

The figures highlight a worsening humanitarian crisis, even two months after a ceasefire was declared. Aid groups say food and medical access remain severely limited.

 

 

“In Gaza’s hospitals I have met several newborns who weighed less than one kilogramme, their tiny chests heaving with the effort of staying alive,” said Tess Ingram, spokesperson for UNICEF.

 

Roughly 8,300 pregnant and breastfeeding women were also hospitalised for acute malnutrition in October.

UNICEF says this trend is deeply troubling and will likely lead to a surge in low birthweight babies across the Gaza Strip in the coming months.

 

Crisis in Gaza persists despite ceasefire: over 9,000 children hospitalised

 

Although the number of aid trucks entering Gaza Although aid has increased since the peak of fighting, supplies remain well below the minimum needed. In December, an average of 140 aid trucks have entered daily, far short of the 600 trucks per day agreed under the ceasefire terms.

 

The Palestinians (HAMAS) start a war, and the women and children are the most impacted. Does that tell the world the leaders of the Palestinian people only see women and children as pawns?

On 12/9/2025 at 9:54 PM, Nick Carter icp said:

In other news , Students are going back to Universities in Gaza

 

 

https://english.alarabiya.net/webtv/media/2025/12/02/gaza-university-reopens-after-war

Is this where they teach how to create a low-cost rocket to launch into Israel?

10 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

You are not respectful of Christmas and certainly refuse to accept that Jesus the Jewish man was  born in Roiman occupied Israel. Jesus was a zionist, a son of Zion and a devout Jew. He celebrated Jewish festivals and holidays, had a bar mitzvah and spoke Hebrew. He dressed as other Jews dressed and kept kosher.  He also prayed at the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem.  Keep your virtue signalling to yourself.

 

10 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

You are not respectful of Christmas and certainly refuse to accept that Jesus the Jewish man was  born in Roiman occupied Israel. Jesus was a zionist, a son of Zion and a devout Jew. He celebrated Jewish festivals and holidays, had a bar mitzvah and spoke Hebrew. He dressed as other Jews dressed and kept kosher.  He also prayed at the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem.  Keep your virtue signalling to yourself.

What are you talking about? 

 

I know Jesus was a Jew and it says in the bible he was circumcised, I forget where. The bible is a great book, well mostly the New Testament.

 

I celebrate the birth of Christ and am currently reading The Imitation of Christ, and last book was New seeds of Contemplation by Thomas Merton.

 

I respect Judaism, but not the ultra orthodox right wing monsters like Ben Gvir, Smotrich, Netanyahu etc, and those Israelis that keep voting these monsters into power, which is the majority, obviously.

 

 

You are the one that supports Israel, doesn't want a 2 state solution as you believe you are superior to Muslims.

 

You have not once condemned the Israeli illegal settlements, which speaks volumes about your moral compass.

 

 

 

13 minutes ago, Fact said:

The Palestinians (HAMAS) start a war, and the women and children are the most impacted. Does that tell the world the leaders of the Palestinian people only see women and children as pawns?

So Palestine has no right to defend itself, Gazans tried peaceful, unarmed protests but were shot at by the IDF terrorists.

https://aurdip.org/en/42-knees-in-one-day-israeli/

8 minutes ago, JimCM said:

So Palestine has no right to defend itself, Gazans tried peaceful, unarmed protests but were shot at by the IDF terrorists.

https://aurdip.org/en/42-knees-in-one-day-israeli/

They have never tied peace.  That's why Israel had to build a wall.  Israel left Gaza in 2005 and your BFFs kept on attacking Israel.  

 

Here’s a **summary of major attacks *from Gaza into Israel*** (primarily rocket barrages, cross-border raids, and major militant offensives) **since 2005**. It includes key flare-ups where Palestinian militant groups based in Gaza—mainly Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad—launched attacks into Israeli territory: ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

Timeline of Major Attacks from Gaza into Israel (2005–2025)**

### **2005–2013: Early Rockets and Escalations**

**2005–2007**

* After Israel withdrew from Gaza in **August 2005**, rocket and mortar fire from Gaza toward southern Israel began to increase as militant groups gained access to Gaza. ([Mideast Journal][1])
* **2006**: Cross-border attacks including capture of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit led to rocket fire and escalations. ([Reuters][2])

**2008**

* Escalation of **Qassam and Grad rocket fire** toward Sderot and other Israeli towns, contributing to the start of the Gaza War later that year. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2012**

* Palestinian militants in Gaza fired **hundreds of rockets** at Israel during flare-ups following targeted killings and tit-for-tat strikes. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2013**

* Fewer large flare-ups this year, though intermittent rocket fire continued. ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

### **2014: Major Gaza War**

**July–August 2014**

* A large barrage of rockets from Gaza into Israel—**thousands of rounds** launched at Israeli cities and towns—triggered a seven-week conflict (Operation Protective Edge). ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

### **2015–2020: Continued Attacks and Smaller Conflicts**

**2015–2017**

* Low-level rocket and mortar fire continued sporadically. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2018**

* Increased rocket fire during border protests and retaliation to Israeli actions. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2019**

* **March 14, 2019**: Rockets fired from Gaza reached **Tel Aviv**—a rare long-range strike—triggering air raid sirens and defensive responses. ([Wikipedia][3])

**2020**

* Lower intensity overall compared with earlier large wars. ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

### **2021: Major Flare-up (Guardian of the Walls)**

**May 2021**

* **~4,360 rockets** were fired from Gaza into Israel over 11 days, including toward central and southern Israeli cities; the conflict caused civilian casualties and widespread damage. ([Wikipedia][4])

---

### **2022: Gaza–Israel Clashes**

**August 2022**

* During a brief 72-hour conflict, militants fired **about 1,100 rockets** toward Israel in response to targeted strikes on Islamic Jihad commanders. ([Wikipedia][5])

---

### **2023–2025: Largest Attacks and Ongoing Conflict**

**October 7, 2023**

* Hamas and allied militant groups launched a major coordinated assault involving:

  * **Thousands of rockets** into Israel (reports cite at least 2,200–5,000 in the opening hours),
  * Infiltration attacks across the border with gunmen and vehicles into Israeli communities.
    This was one of the deadliest attacks in decades, triggering a large-scale war. ([Wikipedia][6])

**2023–2024**

* Continued rocket fire and clashes as part of the broader war that followed. ([Human Rights Watch][7])

**2025**

* **April 6, 2025**: Hamas fired rockets toward southern Israel (including Ashkelon), causing property damage and injuries before prompt Israeli military responses. ([Reuters][8])

**October 7, 2025**

* On the **second anniversary** of the October 2023 attack, rockets were again fired from Gaza toward southern Israel, triggering air-raid sirens (no major casualties reported). ([New York Post][9])

 

 

33 minutes ago, JimCM said:

 

What are you talking about? 

 

I know Jesus was a Jew and it says in the bible he was circumcised, I forget where. The bible is a great book, well mostly the New Testament.

 

I celebrate the birth of Christ and am currently reading The Imitation of Christ, and last book was New seeds of Contemplation by Thomas Merton.

 

I respect Judaism, but not the ultra orthodox right wing monsters like Ben Gvir, Smotrich, Netanyahu etc, and those Israelis that keep voting these monsters into power, which is the majority, obviously.

 

 

You are the one that supports Israel, doesn't want a 2 state solution as you believe you are superior to Muslims.

 

You have not once condemned the Israeli illegal settlements, which speaks volumes about your moral compass.

 

Israel is a pure democracy and relies on proportional representation. As a result, it is difficult to obtain a majority government and coalitions must be built. 61 seats are needed for a  majority government. I think 40 or so political parties participated in the last election.

Netanyahu's party only  obtained 32 and 23% of the vote.Netanyahu does not have anywhere close to a majority support and his coalition partners are with him because they benefit from participation in the government. My understandiung is that some of his partners would gladly toss him under a bus if they could. He is hanging on with 60 seats in his coalition.  The once mighty Labour party received less than 3.7% of the vote and only 4 seats. The United Arab party received 4% and 5 seats.  It'sd like an Opra Christmas giveaway. A seat for any group that can get more than 3% of the vote. 

It is nice that you know what voters want in Israel. However, it seems that they all have their own agenda. I suppose Israel could abandon democracy and move to a dictatorship like all of its Arab neighbors, but then you would complain about thatb too.

 

My view on a two state solution is irrelevant as the West Bank and Gaza. arabs already rejected the  option. They were the ones who  declined it in 2000. The westerners chanting from the River to the Sea certainly do not support that "solution", since it means the elimination of Israel. Instead of demanding that Israel accept your plan, why not ask your  arab friends to accept the state of Israel? Hamas has pledged itself to the destruction of Israel and the.elimination of all jews. So too has Hezbollah and much of the msulim world. Why then would you expect Israel to  assist the people who want to kill them off? It is not as if the western world, let alone any arab country will defend Israel. Israelis  have  learnt long ago that  they must  defend themselves since no one else will.

 

I have nothing to do with Israeli settlements and expect that they will continue  until such time as the Arabs accept the state of Israel. Personally, I think they are foolish and will have to eventually be demolished or transferred out if there is ever a peaceful resolution. However, I do not believe that the  Arabs are capable of that for another generation or two. Why would Israel  bother placating  anyone now since there is no benefit to it? Anytime Israel has offered peace the Pally Arabs have refused. FAFO.

1 hour ago, JimCM said:

I respect Judaism, but

Always a but  with your ilk

1 hour ago, Patong2021 said:

My view on a two state solution is irrelevant as the West Bank and Gaza. arabs already rejected the  option. They were the ones who  declined it in 2000.

How blind can one be.

This claim leaves out the obvious context. The “offer” in 2000 was not a viable sovereign state, and Palestinians had clear reasons to reject it - Gaza was already under severe restrictions, the West Bank would have been fragmented into disconnected enclaves, borders and airspace would not have been fully controlled by Palestinians, and Jerusalem and refugees were effectively taken off the table. Calling that a fair option is misleading.

It’s also false to suggest rejectionism only runs one way. After 2000, negotiations at Taba showed both sides were closer than ever - yet talks were abandoned, settlements expanded, and Gaza was later blockaded. You can’t keep offering a shrinking, non-sovereign entity and then blame the other side for saying no. Refusal didn’t happen in a vacuum; it happened because the terms failed to meet basic standards of statehood, dignity, and security.

2 hours ago, JimCM said:

Refusal didn’t happen in a vacuum; it happened because the terms failed to meet basic standards of statehood, dignity, and security.

 

Sometimes your 1st offer 

 

Is your best offer.

 

 

 

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11 hours ago, JimCM said:

Half of Israeli Jews believe Israel should commit genocide in Gaza. Try denying this.

 

 

Israel is a lunatic state. 

 

Candace Owens lol. 

 

I bet you have a copy of the protocols and Henry Ford's book

On 12/25/2025 at 12:14 PM, Yagoda said:

There is a correlation between anti semitism and mental illness as well as violence. But most of the danger would be to women and children, antisemites are usually two cowardly to face men.

 

 

And who has been the most violent in the last 2 plus years? Which side has killed more women and children?

 

Obviously there is an even stronger correlation between pro-Semitism and violence.

On 12/25/2025 at 9:27 PM, Fact said:

They have never tied peace.  That's why Israel had to build a wall.  Israel left Gaza in 2005 and your BFFs kept on attacking Israel.  

 

Here’s a **summary of major attacks *from Gaza into Israel*** (primarily rocket barrages, cross-border raids, and major militant offensives) **since 2005**. It includes key flare-ups where Palestinian militant groups based in Gaza—mainly Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad—launched attacks into Israeli territory: ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

Timeline of Major Attacks from Gaza into Israel (2005–2025)**

### **2005–2013: Early Rockets and Escalations**

**2005–2007**

* After Israel withdrew from Gaza in **August 2005**, rocket and mortar fire from Gaza toward southern Israel began to increase as militant groups gained access to Gaza. ([Mideast Journal][1])
* **2006**: Cross-border attacks including capture of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit led to rocket fire and escalations. ([Reuters][2])

**2008**

* Escalation of **Qassam and Grad rocket fire** toward Sderot and other Israeli towns, contributing to the start of the Gaza War later that year. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2012**

* Palestinian militants in Gaza fired **hundreds of rockets** at Israel during flare-ups following targeted killings and tit-for-tat strikes. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2013**

* Fewer large flare-ups this year, though intermittent rocket fire continued. ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

### **2014: Major Gaza War**

**July–August 2014**

* A large barrage of rockets from Gaza into Israel—**thousands of rounds** launched at Israeli cities and towns—triggered a seven-week conflict (Operation Protective Edge). ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

### **2015–2020: Continued Attacks and Smaller Conflicts**

**2015–2017**

* Low-level rocket and mortar fire continued sporadically. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2018**

* Increased rocket fire during border protests and retaliation to Israeli actions. ([Mideast Journal][1])

**2019**

* **March 14, 2019**: Rockets fired from Gaza reached **Tel Aviv**—a rare long-range strike—triggering air raid sirens and defensive responses. ([Wikipedia][3])

**2020**

* Lower intensity overall compared with earlier large wars. ([Mideast Journal][1])

---

### **2021: Major Flare-up (Guardian of the Walls)**

**May 2021**

* **~4,360 rockets** were fired from Gaza into Israel over 11 days, including toward central and southern Israeli cities; the conflict caused civilian casualties and widespread damage. ([Wikipedia][4])

---

### **2022: Gaza–Israel Clashes**

**August 2022**

* During a brief 72-hour conflict, militants fired **about 1,100 rockets** toward Israel in response to targeted strikes on Islamic Jihad commanders. ([Wikipedia][5])

---

### **2023–2025: Largest Attacks and Ongoing Conflict**

**October 7, 2023**

* Hamas and allied militant groups launched a major coordinated assault involving:

  * **Thousands of rockets** into Israel (reports cite at least 2,200–5,000 in the opening hours),
  * Infiltration attacks across the border with gunmen and vehicles into Israeli communities.
    This was one of the deadliest attacks in decades, triggering a large-scale war. ([Wikipedia][6])

**2023–2024**

* Continued rocket fire and clashes as part of the broader war that followed. ([Human Rights Watch][7])

**2025**

* **April 6, 2025**: Hamas fired rockets toward southern Israel (including Ashkelon), causing property damage and injuries before prompt Israeli military responses. ([Reuters][8])

**October 7, 2025**

* On the **second anniversary** of the October 2023 attack, rockets were again fired from Gaza toward southern Israel, triggering air-raid sirens (no major casualties reported). ([New York Post][9])

 

 

And here is a summary of the results:

 

On 12/25/2025 at 9:45 PM, Patong2021 said:

Israel is a pure democracy and relies on proportional representation.

 

A real democracy would not deny the basic rights of it`s minorities.

 

Did you ever read their basic law? It supports only one single group and encourages theft of land. 

 

1 — Basic Principles

A. The land of Israel is the historical homeland of the Jewish people, in which the State of Israel was established.

B. The State of Israel is the national home of the Jewish people, in which it fulfills its natural, cultural, religious, and historical right to self-determination.

C. The right to exercise national self-determination in the State of Israel is unique to the Jewish people.

6 — Connection to the Jewish people

A. The state will strive to ensure the safety of the members of the Jewish people and of its citizens in trouble or in captivity due to the fact of their Jewishness or their citizenship.

B. The state shall act within the Diaspora to strengthen the affinity between the state and members of the Jewish people.

C. The state shall act to preserve the cultural, historical, and religious heritage of the Jewish people among Jews in the Diaspora.

7 — Jewish Settlement

A. The state views the development of Jewish settlement as a national value and will act to encourage and promote its establishment and consolidation.

2 hours ago, Somjot said:

 

A real democracy would not deny the basic rights of it`s minorities.

 

Did you ever read their basic law? It supports only one single group and encourages theft of land. 

 

1 — Basic Principles

A. The land of Israel is the historical homeland of the Jewish people, in which the State of Israel was established.

B. The State of Israel is the national home of the Jewish people, in which it fulfills its natural, cultural, religious, and historical right to self-determination.

C. The right to exercise national self-determination in the State of Israel is unique to the Jewish people.

6 — Connection to the Jewish people

A. The state will strive to ensure the safety of the members of the Jewish people and of its citizens in trouble or in captivity due to the fact of their Jewishness or their citizenship.

B. The state shall act within the Diaspora to strengthen the affinity between the state and members of the Jewish people.

C. The state shall act to preserve the cultural, historical, and religious heritage of the Jewish people among Jews in the Diaspora.

7 — Jewish Settlement

A. The state views the development of Jewish settlement as a national value and will act to encourage and promote its establishment and consolidation.

And away the propaganda machine goes.

OK. israel is very bad. You have convinced everyone.

Arabs do not have the right to vote. The 5 Arab MKs are imagined.

The legal rights protected under Israeli law do not exist.

The universal access to health care and education does not exist.

The 2.1 million Israeli arabs are so discriminated against that they have been lulled into a state of acceptance of Israel and have Stockholm syndrome. 

The tens of thousands of  Israeli Arabs who work in the Israeli government, police and military have been brainwashed.

 

Your embrace of a one set of moral parameters for Israel and another for the region is remarkable for its arrogance. Israel is always wrong and so bad, but  Arab and muslim world always right.  It's like not using your left hand to wipe. Habibi.

 

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1 hour ago, Patong2021 said:

And away the propaganda machine goes.

OK. israel is very bad. You have convinced everyone.

Arabs do not have the right to vote. The 5 Arab MKs are imagined.

The legal rights protected under Israeli law do not exist.

The universal access to health care and education does not exist.

The 2.1 million Israeli arabs are so discriminated against that they have been lulled into a state of acceptance of Israel and have Stockholm syndrome. 

The tens of thousands of  Israeli Arabs who work in the Israeli government, police and military have been brainwashed.

 

Your embrace of a one set of moral parameters for Israel and another for the region is remarkable for its arrogance. Israel is always wrong and so bad, but  Arab and muslim world always right.  It's like not using your left hand to wipe. 

 

1 hour ago, Patong2021 said:

And away the propaganda machine goes.

OK. israel is very bad. You have convinced everyone.

Arabs do not have the right to vote. The 5 Arab MKs are imagined.

The legal rights protected under Israeli law do not exist.

The universal access to health care and education does not exist.

The 2.1 million Israeli arabs are so discriminated against that they have been lulled into a state of acceptance of Israel and have Stockholm syndrome. 

The tens of thousands of  Israeli Arabs who work in the Israeli government, police and military have been brainwashed.

 

Your embrace of a one set of moral parameters for Israel and another for the region is remarkable for its arrogance. Israel is always wrong and so bad, but  Arab and muslim world always right.  It's like not using your left hand to wipe. Habibi.

 

And away the straw-man arguments go.

No serious critic claims that Israeli Arab citizens do not exist, do not vote, or are imaginary. Of course they vote. Of course there are Arab MKs. Of course Israeli Arabs have access to healthcare, education, and employment under Israeli law. That is not the debate, and pretending it is only avoids the real issues.

The issue is systemic inequality, not total exclusion.

Even within Israel proper:

• Arab towns receive significantly lower per-capita funding than Jewish towns.

• Housing permits are disproportionately denied to Arab citizens, while Jewish settlements expand.

• Over 65 laws have been identified by Israeli legal groups that explicitly or effectively privilege Jewish citizens.

• The Nation-State Law (2018) formally enshrines Jewish self-determination as exclusive, downgrading Arabic and placing Arab citizens outside the core national identity of the state.

Now to the part that is always waved away:

The West Bank and Gaza are not Israel’s moral blind spot – they are the core of the criticism.

• Palestinians there do not vote in Israeli elections despite living under Israeli military control.

• They are governed by military law, while Jewish settlers next door live under civil law.

• Movement is restricted by checkpoints, permits, and segregated road systems.

• Land seizures, home demolitions, and settlement expansion occur under a legal system Palestinians cannot access equally.

These are not Arab propaganda points.
They are documented by:

• Israeli human rights organisations

• Former Israeli Supreme Court judges

• Ex-IDF officers

• International legal bodies

Pointing this out does not mean “Israel is always wrong” or that the Arab or Muslim world is always right. That’s a false binary.

You can acknowledge that:

• Israel is a functioning democracy for its citizens

• AND that it operates a two-tier legal and political system in territories it controls

Both can be true at the same time.

And finally, it is increasingly difficult to establish any uncontested truth at all, because access and information are now part of the battlefield. Israel has severely restricted foreign journalists’ access to Gaza, meaning much reporting relies on second-hand sources, military briefings, or limited embeds. Even major outlets like the BBC have publicly acknowledged that they cannot independently verify large parts of what is happening on the ground due to these restrictions. When journalists cannot freely report, when narratives are controlled, and when access is denied, certainty disappears – and suspicion grows.

Calling criticism “propaganda,” “brainwashing,” or “Stockholm syndrome” doesn’t address any of this. It just avoids engaging with uncomfortable facts.

You don’t need two moral standards.
You just need one – applied consistently.

5 hours ago, Somjot said:

And who has been the most violent in the last 2 plus years? Which side has killed more women and children?

Muslims. 

4 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

Your embrace of a one set of moral parameters for Israel and another for the region is remarkable for its arrogance. Israel is always wrong and so bad, but  Arab and muslim world always right.  It's like not using your left hand to wipe. Habibi.

 

The first part of your post has been perfectly answered (and debunked) by @RobKray.

 

To answer the second part:

Your embrace of a one set of legal parameters for Israel and another for the region Israel has occupied and illegally settled on is remarkable for its ignorance.

Same as your implication the whole thread is about comparing Israel to it`s neighboring countries to determine who is always wrong and so bad and who is always right.

Israel presents itself as a modern democracy so it should be compared to modern democracies.

In truth it is a nation state apartheid country.

Israel demands for itself maximum security while offering zero security for the other states in the region, which it invades as it pleases, like those 7 countries in the last 2 years.

 

And it has a very unhealthy influence on the most powerful countries in the West by making them send Israel Hundreds of Billions of Dollars which their own health or education systems desperately need and sacrifice their young men and women in wars for "freedom" or to "find weapons of mass destruction" which even if they existed would never pose a threat to those countries and only lead to more destabilization of the region which again only Israel benefits from.

 

Israel has committed horrible war crimes in Gaza, yet kept denying them and only if the proof was overwhelming would mumble something like "Mistake" and as usual play the prima donna.

 

Same as you in your last sentences.

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On 12/25/2025 at 12:14 PM, Yagoda said:

There is a correlation between anti semitism and mental illness as well as violence. But most of the danger would be to women and children, antisemites are usually two cowardly to face men.

 

16 hours ago, Somjot said:

And who has been the most violent in the last 2 plus years? Which side has killed more women and children?

 

10 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Muslims. 

 

Well, as I already mentioned the body count clearly proves that there seems to be an even stronger correlation between Pro-Semitism and violence.

 

And your answer proves the correlation between Pro-Semitism and that mental illness issue you mentioned.

 

Keep up the good work.

12 hours ago, Somjot said:

Well, as I already mentioned the body count clearly proves that there seems to be an even stronger correlation between Pro-Semitism and violence.

 

The body count is terrorists. All the rest is a lie and unfortunate collateral damage in war.  Dont start wars LOL

 

12 hours ago, Somjot said:

Keep up the good work.

They will and we will. Iran just declared war on us, let see how that works out.

 

The day of the terroristic Hitlerites is over. Its reduced to screeching on the net.