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Miram · 31-35, F
They are also bombing the syrian borders, and Yemenis for a while now.
These wars and operations by the Kahanists are unwinnable, regardless of tiny tactical successes along the way. They start with militaristic euphoria and end with disappointment and rage. Always and just like before.
These wars and operations by the Kahanists are unwinnable, regardless of tiny tactical successes along the way. They start with militaristic euphoria and end with disappointment and rage. Always and just like before.
jenni100 · 18-21, F
@Miram That's why Israel has to reject an approach of surrender of land or sovereignty. The terrorists and their Iranian sponsors do not want just land or a 2-state solution. They seek the destruction of the world's only Jewish state and the Jews in it and even in Argentina. Mowing the lawn is not enough. The war needs to be won, Hezbollah needs to be pushed back to the Litani River, as UN resolution 1701 called for, and Hamas incapacitated as an armed threat.
Miram · 31-35, F
@jenni100
Well well well.
Your argument is not only at odds with international law, which Israel has broken more than 100 of times already, but fundamentally betrays Jewish ethics and values.
The Torah teaches, 'Do not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor'. Yet, you're here advocating what is against Judaism; indiscriminate violence and the destruction of entire communities, right?
Pikuach nefesh, saving life demands that we do everything in our power to preserve life, not extinguish it. Killing civilians, children, and families under the pretext of national defense is not only a violation of Jewish law but a desecration of everything Judaism stands for. This is not about protecting us jews. This is about supporting Netanyahu's agenda.
And the term 'mow the lawn" is so devoid of humanity and you shouldn't be using it in the context of human lives. It is really repulsive.
Seeking to 'win' a war through the mass killing of others betrays jews, their past suffering and ignores the ethical foundation on which Israel was built to begin with.
I , few weeks ago, decided to not engage with alts or anonymous accounts too much. If you truly stand by your words, use your main or establish/verify your current one, espacially that you're advocating for murdering people. In any other circumstances, I might have been more tolerant but not when it is about human lives.
Well well well.
Your argument is not only at odds with international law, which Israel has broken more than 100 of times already, but fundamentally betrays Jewish ethics and values.
The Torah teaches, 'Do not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor'. Yet, you're here advocating what is against Judaism; indiscriminate violence and the destruction of entire communities, right?
Pikuach nefesh, saving life demands that we do everything in our power to preserve life, not extinguish it. Killing civilians, children, and families under the pretext of national defense is not only a violation of Jewish law but a desecration of everything Judaism stands for. This is not about protecting us jews. This is about supporting Netanyahu's agenda.
And the term 'mow the lawn" is so devoid of humanity and you shouldn't be using it in the context of human lives. It is really repulsive.
Seeking to 'win' a war through the mass killing of others betrays jews, their past suffering and ignores the ethical foundation on which Israel was built to begin with.
I , few weeks ago, decided to not engage with alts or anonymous accounts too much. If you truly stand by your words, use your main or establish/verify your current one, espacially that you're advocating for murdering people. In any other circumstances, I might have been more tolerant but not when it is about human lives.
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