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> 18 year causality stretch without a single critical remark about israels constant desintegration of palestinian civic life. Good job. The feat of not blaming
by throwawayqqq11 1y ago
> 18 year causality stretch without a single critical remark about israels constant desintegration of palestinian civic life.
Good job. The feat of not blaming the obvious aggressor is something very few accomplish.
Israel has control over water, electricty, gas, road, "law enforcement", etc. and used it for decades to push palestinians out of their homes. The last violent events are a result of long oppression and netanjahu establishing a theocracy. Only focusing on extremes and make conclusions on such a basis is something dumb people do, dont you agree?
Israel is clearly to blame, when you know a little more nuanced history and consider its long time dominant position in that conflict.
> international community has given such a morale boost to Hamas
By ignoring israels obvious long running now openly genocidal master plan, you are doing the same.
- energy123 1y agoWell, you seem to be confusing Gaza with South Lebanon, which is what UNSC Resolution 1701, and the 18 years since then, pertains to. There was zero aggression from Israel, they got attacked unprovoked by Hezbollah on October 8th, 2023.
- throwawayqqq11 1y agoYou are right. I have my difficulties with single event causality chains.