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They may oppose the current arrangement of the government but they don't disagree with the occupation and ethnic cleansing. > Eurasia Poll: 82% of Israelis wan

They may oppose the current arrangement of the government but they don't disagree with the occupation and ethnic cleansing. > Eurasia Poll: 82% of Israelis want to expel Palestinians from Gaza; 47% want to kill every man, woman, child https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2025/05/30/poll-israelis-expel-palestinians-gaza-genocide/ https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2025/05/30/poll-israelis-exp...

WesolyKubeczek 1y ago
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- viccis 1y ago
  Can't be "live-and-let-live" if the "live" part isn't happening.
- bjourne 1y ago
  PCPSR regularly polls Palestinians about various subjects: https://pcpsr.org/en https://pcpsr.org/en From memory, around 15% supported one state for historical Palestine from which Jewish settlers would have to leave. Maybe polls about "killing all Jews" are conducted in your country, in other parts of the world they generally aren't...
victorbjorklund 1y ago
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- viccis 1y ago
  "What percentage of the people being bombed out and starved want to destroy the specific group of people doing and supporting the bombing and starvation" is not the gotcha you think it is. I'd imagine if you asked Armenians about their opinions of Azeris in the NK region, you'd get answers that would give you chills.
  - halflife 1y ago
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- graemep 1y ago
  Given the numbers who voted for Hamas I guess its a pretty high proportion. I think (from the perspective of having lived in a country undergoing a civil war for many years) one of the problems the West has in dealing with issues like this is that people imagine that there is a bad side to oppose, and a good side you want to win. Very often the impacts on societies of lengthy conflicts means that there are no clear good guys to back. If a significant proportion of one side wants to drive out or wipe out the other, that will encourage the other wide to believe that their best option is to be the ones doing the wiping out. It is very likely that a conflict like this will only end when one side wins to that extent.
  - sillyfluke 1y ago
    >Given the numbers who voted for Hamas You mean of course, 20 years ago in 2006 when the last election was held in Gaza. In which they didn't even manage to break 50% I might add and with the Israeli government's blessing as Netanyahu was fond of boasting before Oct 7th --- a far lower number than the number of Israelis that still support the IDF's current military actions.
    - tptacek 1y ago
      Yes. Last I looked, a plurality of Gazans literally aren't old enough ever to have voted.
    - graemep 1y ago
      Do you think it likely Hamas support has declined since 2006? This suggest Hamas is still supported: https://www.npr.org/2024/07/26/g-s1-12949/khalil-shikaki-palestinian-polling-israel-gaza-hamas https://www.npr.org/2024/07/26/g-s1-12949/khalil-shikaki-pal... > In which they didn't even manage to break 50% Less than 50% has dropped to around 40%. Still a very large chunk of the population, and still makes them by far the largest party. It is very common for parties to win elections without an outright majority, in many countries. The current British government had only 33% of the of the vote at the last election.
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- sillyfluke 1y ago
  >How many percent of the Palestinians in Gaza do you think want to expel the Jews from Israel? 44% of Gaza was between the age of 0-14 in 2023. I leave how psychotic this comment reads within this context as an excercise for the reader.
- catlover76 1y ago
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- pydry 1y ago
  This is actually what the Nazis thought the Jews wanted - "if we dont exterminate them, theyll exterminate us". Their actions made sense in this context. It's one of several ways the zionists mirror the nazis.
  - halflife 1y ago
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    - pydry 1y ago
      Many among the Jewish resistance fought nazis and killed civilian collaborators. Im sure the Nazis told all sorts of stories like this one about the Jewish resistance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas_baby_beheading_hoax https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas_baby_beheading_hoax ...before committing what they considered to be a "provoked" genocide.
      - halflife 1y ago
        Sorry, they only beheaded Thai agriculture workers (they did kill and kidnap babies https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_and_killing_of_the_Bibas_family https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_and_killing_of_th...). Don’t remember Jews in 1937 doing that.

WesolyKubeczek 1y ago

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viccis 1y ago
Can't be "live-and-let-live" if the "live" part isn't happening.
bjourne 1y ago
PCPSR regularly polls Palestinians about various subjects: https://pcpsr.org/en https://pcpsr.org/en From memory, around 15% supported one state for historical Palestine from which Jewish settlers would have to leave. Maybe polls about "killing all Jews" are conducted in your country, in other parts of the world they generally aren't...

victorbjorklund 1y ago

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viccis 1y ago
"What percentage of the people being bombed out and starved want to destroy the specific group of people doing and supporting the bombing and starvation" is not the gotcha you think it is. I'd imagine if you asked Armenians about their opinions of Azeris in the NK region, you'd get answers that would give you chills.
- halflife 1y ago
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graemep 1y ago
Given the numbers who voted for Hamas I guess its a pretty high proportion. I think (from the perspective of having lived in a country undergoing a civil war for many years) one of the problems the West has in dealing with issues like this is that people imagine that there is a bad side to oppose, and a good side you want to win. Very often the impacts on societies of lengthy conflicts means that there are no clear good guys to back. If a significant proportion of one side wants to drive out or wipe out the other, that will encourage the other wide to believe that their best option is to be the ones doing the wiping out. It is very likely that a conflict like this will only end when one side wins to that extent.
- sillyfluke 1y ago
  >Given the numbers who voted for Hamas You mean of course, 20 years ago in 2006 when the last election was held in Gaza. In which they didn't even manage to break 50% I might add and with the Israeli government's blessing as Netanyahu was fond of boasting before Oct 7th --- a far lower number than the number of Israelis that still support the IDF's current military actions.
  - tptacek 1y ago
    Yes. Last I looked, a plurality of Gazans literally aren't old enough ever to have voted.
  - graemep 1y ago
    Do you think it likely Hamas support has declined since 2006? This suggest Hamas is still supported: https://www.npr.org/2024/07/26/g-s1-12949/khalil-shikaki-palestinian-polling-israel-gaza-hamas https://www.npr.org/2024/07/26/g-s1-12949/khalil-shikaki-pal... > In which they didn't even manage to break 50% Less than 50% has dropped to around 40%. Still a very large chunk of the population, and still makes them by far the largest party. It is very common for parties to win elections without an outright majority, in many countries. The current British government had only 33% of the of the vote at the last election.
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sillyfluke 1y ago
>How many percent of the Palestinians in Gaza do you think want to expel the Jews from Israel? 44% of Gaza was between the age of 0-14 in 2023. I leave how psychotic this comment reads within this context as an excercise for the reader.
catlover76 1y ago
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pydry 1y ago
This is actually what the Nazis thought the Jews wanted - "if we dont exterminate them, theyll exterminate us". Their actions made sense in this context. It's one of several ways the zionists mirror the nazis.
- halflife 1y ago
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  - pydry 1y ago
    Many among the Jewish resistance fought nazis and killed civilian collaborators. Im sure the Nazis told all sorts of stories like this one about the Jewish resistance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas_baby_beheading_hoax https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas_baby_beheading_hoax ...before committing what they considered to be a "provoked" genocide.
    - halflife 1y ago
      Sorry, they only beheaded Thai agriculture workers (they did kill and kidnap babies https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_and_killing_of_the_Bibas_family https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_and_killing_of_th...). Don’t remember Jews in 1937 doing that.