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It is an indisputable fact that when polled, most Israelis openly support genocide.
by joxdosba 4mo ago
It is an indisputable fact that when polled, most Israelis openly support genocide.
- timoshishi 4mo agoCan you provide these sources?
- joxdosba 4mo agoFirst google result https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2025-06-03/ty-article/.premium/a-grim-poll-shows-most-jewish-israelis-support-expelling-gazans-its-brutal-and-true/00000197-3640-d9f1-abb7-7e742b300000 https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2025-06-03/ty-article/.p... At least according to this study, almost all Israelis are monsters who openly support genocide.
- perpetualpear 4mo agoI wouldn't be surprised if the results of a poll for actual genocide would be the same, but expulsion is not genocide. I really wish people would stop diluting the meaning of genocide at every opportunity.
- SauciestGNU 4mo agoForced displacement and ethnic cleansing is a core component of genocide, you're making a distinction without a difference.
- devcpp 4mo ago[flagged]
- throw37843 4mo ago[flagged]
- elcritch 4mo agoThe surrounding Arab states already ethnically cleansed the indigenous Jews from the majority of the Middle East.
- g8oz 4mo agoIsrael put in a lot of work to induce Arab Jews to migrate. That includes false flag attacks on synagogues. Surprised you don't know this.
- FunnyUsername 4mo agoSynagogues such as..?
- Matl 4mo agoThe Lavon Affair is a matter of public record, so definitely not out of character.
- FunnyUsername 4mo agoYes, Israel attempted one false flag attack 72 years ago, intending to damage some empty buildings with no casualties. Still nothing to do with any synagogue.
- Matl 4mo agoYes, the Zionist tactic is to attack, deny, obfuscate, admit but claim that it is not at all indicative of a pattern. I only gave that example because it cannot be denied. The nature of such ops is to have plausible deniability, such as in the case of the 1950–1951 Baghdad bombings, despite the British, (the ones who are ultimately responsible for the modern state of Israel), concluding that: "The British Embassy in Baghdad assessed that the bombings were carried out by Zionist activists trying to highlight the danger to Iraqi Jews, in order influence the State of Israel to accelerate the pace of Jewish emigration. Another possible explanation offered by the embassy was that bombs were meant to change the minds of well-off Jews who wished to stay in Iraq." but there are other examples[1] demonstrating this is not something that is so unlike Israel as you seem to want to portray. 1 - https://www.timesofisrael.com/disguised-as-stone-throwers-undercover-israeli-forces-arrest-palestinians https://www.timesofisrael.com/disguised-as-stone-throwers-un...
- perpetualpear 4mo agoI am somewhat late, but you're completely wrong. To engage in metaphors, cutting someone is a core component of surgery. This does not make surgery, even if failed and lethal, murder. To engage your point, genocide does not require displacement, hence displacement cannot be a core component of genocide. Genocide is the eradication of a people. Moving a people does not eradicate them. There is no reason to conflate the two. (There is, but it's mostly for political reasons).
- netsharc 4mo agoPeople justified their anti-Muslim hate after 9/11 with similar statements about polls saying most Muslims saw Bin Laden in a good light, and have anti-West views. Not saying I agree with any of it, but I find the parallels illuminating. If anyone wonders why there's more anti-semitism now, s/he can perhaps compare it with how all Muslims are condemned as being members of a barbaric sect after any terrorist attack (yes, even attacks where the perpretator doesn't claim to be doing it for Allah).
- smcl 4mo agoHold on, you're doing a little gymnastics here. People are very deliberately talking about Israel being in favour of the genocide, and quite understandably saying that their government should not be supporting Israel - with "not supporting" meaning anything from BDS to simply not handing billions of dollars to them. Some of the most vocal and strident supporters of this are Jewish. The groups attempting to connect the genocide to Judaism are the US, British and Israeli governments & news media - who are all broadly pro-Israel. Additionally the anti-Muslim hate was not "ah let's very justifiably cut ties with some mad country" it involved widespread and open islamophobia, calls for mass deaths and indeed invasions of muslim-majority countries. The two situations are not remotely alike
- throw37843 4mo ago[flagged]