Kow wrote:Israelis in general are massively patriotic. The number that have told me they would happily die for their country is shocking. The whole country has spent years in the army, so they have had the defence of the nation stuff pummelled into them.
LivDiv wrote:Which is on Netanyahu and friends.
SpaceGazelle wrote:Strongly disagree, they've been doing terrible shit for over 70yrs but largely, and as per, it's the West that made this mess, supported it ever since or looked the other way. Now they seem to have full support for war crimes they're using the massacre to finally do what they've always wanted to do and kill as many as they can before someone steps in. There is no exit strategy here apart from the usual one which is to kick them off their land until there's nothing left and that's been the case since the late 40's.LivDiv wrote:Which is on Netanyahu and friends.
Yes, because that is the main thrust of the propaganda they have been taught.SpaceGazelle wrote:Can we at least settle on a nation that thinks Islam is evil and Muslims are the baddies?
Interpretations differ amongst supporters of the slogan. Civic figures have argued that it calls for a single state in all of historic Palestine where people of all religions have equal citizenship.[12][13][14] This usage has been described as speaking out for the right of Palestinians “to live freely in the land from the river to the sea”, with Palestinian writer Yousef Munayyer describing the phrase as “a rejoinder to the fragmentation of Palestinian land and people by Israeli occupation and discrimination.”[15] According to Ron Smith since Palestinian nationalism envisages a land-based state, whilst Israeli nationalism envisages an ethnically-based state, the use of this phrase is understood differently by Israelis and Palestinians. According to Ron Smith, for Palestinians it refers to the entirety of Mandatory Palestine.
LivDiv wrote:Do you think you achieve change by calling 90% of Israelis cunts though? What is the through line to peace there?
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!