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Originally Posted by jfman
Netanyahu needs a distraction because the ball was dropped on his watch.
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We can agree on this. His ineptitude has not only allowed the attack but also fuelled the response.
A stronger Israel May not have experienced this attack. But also Israel was fooled into thinking their existence was being accepted in the region…..which to a degree by the civilised nations it was. But Islamist Iran hold too much sway and finances too many jihadist groups to allow that.
Israel was essentially de-escalating…..big mistake, they won’t make it again.
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His complicity in permitting funding and resources for Hamas to be allowed into Gaza will historically be viewed, rightly, as disastrous no matter how much he satisfies the bloodlust of Zionists today.
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It’s an accusation, very far from being proved, False flag type stuff best kept for the apollo eleven deniers and flat earthers.
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Israel’s retaliation has been robust for 70 years. It’ll continue to be for 70 more.
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I’ve spoken to them and that is indeed their plan.
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It’s a short sighted view that guarantees peace for no-one. Decimating what little of Palestinian society actually exists guarantees any “political” movements will be fuelled by a desire for revenge, as you say probably funded by Iran. The cycle doesn’t break under more bombs.
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I have to concede, there’s no answer. But ask yourself the question. After 2000+ years with no answer, why would one miraculously appear now?
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Originally Posted by ianch99
I see Israel has resumed it industrial slaughter of the civilians in Gaza. Go south they said, you will be safe. They are now bombing southern Gaza.
The question still stands: how many dead Gazan children is too much? Where is the red line?
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I’m having an intelligent discussion with JFman, don’t interrupt with inane obvious observations, yes we can see it’s all horrible.