Well, despite the "ceasefire" Israel continues to bombard Gaza overnight and shows no signs of stopping.

@pdockal Got it. You're clearly not here for any real dialogue and are just repeating your talking points while accusing me of hatred and “justifying Hamas,” which I've never done.

For the record, again, I have never justified Hamas, nor have I expressed hatred for Israel or its people. I’m simply stating facts about the disproportionate suffering of Palestinians and the human rights abuses occurring in Gaza.

Warning civilians to flee a bombed-out territory with nowhere safe to go is not a defense of war crimes or genocide; it’s a weak excuse. The reality on the ground is clear: tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians have died, many more are displaced and starving, and that is a humanitarian catastrophe.

If you’re unwilling to engage honestly with these facts and prefer to throw insults instead, then this really isn’t a conversation. Good luck.

@wildland

maybe actually read some of my posts recording to genocide etc & hopefully youll get some education
you sire support Hamas by your words defending their actions
insutls ?????? my post has been filled with facts that you try to deny & spin to fit your narrative
im tired of talking to the wall & dealing with uneducated individuals


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@HijabaDabbaDoo

Hamas is widely considered a violent organization by many governments and international bodies, due to its use of terrorism and armed resistance against Israel. Numerous countries, including the United States and member states of the European Union, have designated Hamas as a terrorist organization.

@wishforthenight

The whole world ?
Who do you consider the whole world ?
Last i checked hamas was a terrorist organization without a county.

No U.S. administration has ever supported Hamas. The United States officially designated Hamas as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) in 1997 long before MAGA.

@jshm2 I wasn’t. But still…

@AnnaWasHere Oh 100%. It didn't even pretend to keep to the original plan and is now looking to bisect the West Bank and cut off East Jerusalem. They know that no-one can really stop them.

@AnnaWasHere

Anti-Jewish sentiment can be traced back to ancient times, with documented prejudice in places like 3rd century BCE Alexandria. Following the conquest of Jerusalem in 586 BCE, many Jews were exiled to Babylon, marking the beginning of the Jewish diaspora
The northern Kingdom of Israel was conquered by the Neo-Assyrian Empire in 722 BCE, and many Israelites were exiled
The southern Kingdom of Judah, centered in Jerusalem, was conquered by the Neo-Babylonian Empire in 586 BCE, which destroyed the First Temple and led to the Babylonian Exile of many Jew
The Romans conquered Judea in 63 BCE. Following failed Jewish revolts in 70 CE and 135 CE, the Romans destroyed the Second Temple, exiled many Jews, and renamed the area Syria Palaestina. This cemented the start of the Jewish diaspora, the scattering of Jews throughout the world