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by dlubarov 7mo ago
Have you talked to an actual Israeli before? They just want to not suffer constant rocket attacks. If Hezbollah stopped attacking, there would be ~zero interest in any sort of military action in Lebanon.
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
> statements by Israeli's of threatening to nuke Rome and the entirety of Europe I take it you’re quoting some random individual? Certainly no Israeli leaders said anything of the sort. The Iranian regime’s leaders on the other hand
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
You claimed something about "lies about nukes". There's really no way to construe "we neither confirm nor deny" as a lie, whether or not someone else leaks the information.
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
> Illegal nukes What would be illegal about them? Israel never agreed to the NPT. > Nobody is expecting them to divulge any intelligence about its nuclear weapon systems. Even if Israel could trust a group of foreign auditors not to l
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
> and what the government of Israel said Again do you have a particular statement in mind?
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
> Lying Again do you have some sort of example or evidence? > your country I'm not Israeli > the countless "execptions" it claims for itself What exceptions? They don't need an exception to an agreement that the
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
> lies about nukes Such as? Ambiguity (or not sharing information) isn't a lie.
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
Netanyahu did not fund Hamas. You might be thinking of when Israel allowed Qatar to provide aid funds for some Gazan civil servants, infrastructure projects, etc.
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
The parent didn't say anything about nukes. Israel can't ignore endless bombardment by Iranian proxies forever, even if it did remain conventional.
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
It's not "peace" when the Iranian regime sends tens of thousands of projectiles to Hezbollah specifically for attacking Israel. It's not "offensive" to respond to decades of bombardment. If we want peace, regim
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
> attacked american ships Ship, not ships. The USS liberty accident 58 years ago was the only instance. > refused to apologize Israel apologized the same day of the incident. They also paid $13m in reparations (much more if we adjust
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
> There were no Israelis [...] Israel has existed for 78 years now, and it didn't take long for us to update language, like replacing "Jewish militias" with "Israeli forces" to reflect the present reality. Such u
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
If I didn't like to refer to the US by name because of my personal hatred for it, so I called it the Great Satan instead, would it be fair game to edit that back to "the US" in subtitles? Arabic speakers have plenty of option
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by dlubarov 7mo ago
For example, BBC tweeted "Hundreds feared dead or injured in Israeli air strike on hospital in Gaza, Palestinian officials say", which turned out to be disinformation from Hamas (although they did attribute the claim, but still).
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
I would love to know which Iranian proxy Israel "directly created". You might be confusing Hamas with Ahmed Yassin's previous charity, which ran schools, mosques and clubs. Even that charity was not "directly created&quo
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
Maybe if we don't count the tens of thousands of Iranian rockets, missiles and drones that they had their proxies launch.
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
Even if Israeli Jews whose ancestors once lived in Poland were interested in immigrating to Poland, where 90% of Jews were murdered, Poland has not offered them citizenship. Would you like them to disappear? Do you apply the same logic to a
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
You claimed that "It's Israel that set up Hamas". Now you're talking about Israel supporting a charity that ran schools and mosques before Hamas existed. That doesn't support your claim.
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
This is a common talking point, but if we look at the underlying facts of what Israel did to "support" or "set up" Hamas, they... allowed Qatar to provide aid to Gaza to fund some infrastructure and civil servants'
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
A belief that Jews were given lands millennia ago does not imply a justification, let alone an obligation, to violently reconquer those lands today. Consider that we haven't had a Sanhedrin (supreme Jewish council) for a while, which m
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
Can you offer a source that wouldn't require us to listen to hours of Tucker Carlson?
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
"a group of religious fundamentalists" led by... Netanyahu, who is completely secular if not an atheist. How does this narrative make sense? (Of course some Israel politicians are religious; that's true of any country.)
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
There were tens of thousands of Iranian rockets fired at Israel just since Oct 7. Hezbollah did the majority of the launches, but there's no doubt about who sent the rockets or for what purpose. What would be a proportional response to
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
> that was quite literally targeting civilians So Israel carried out some airstrikes at the same time that Hamas fighters were trying to kill the fleeing hostages and their rescuers, but you're claiming that the two were unrelated?
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
> if your neighbour kidnaps a canadian citizen In this scenario it would not be some random Canadian doing the kidnapping, it would be a team of soldiers under official orders from our president. So Carney can't collaborate with Tru
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
The 276 figure is a claim from Hamas. I don't think they regularly make up casualty numbers, but they certainly did in the Baptist Hospital case, where they initially claimed Israel killed "at least 500" before it became cl
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
It was Israel who controlled Gaza before they withdrew, and Egypt before that. PA helped with with local policing and civil administration; that's not the sort of effective control that's relevant here.
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
> "Palestine" is a member since 2015, and literally no one aside from Israel-bots have any confusion about what that means. Except that the people who joined on behalf of Palestine have never controlled Gaza, while the govern
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
How could Israel be "colonizing" Gaza when they've repeatedly tried to hand it off to other governments? They offered it back to Egypt after the six-day war (Egypt refused), and included it in several offers which would have
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by dlubarov 8mo ago
Yeah - for example Abdullah Ahmed Al-Jamal was killed because he was holding three hostages in his apartment, yet he was included in the list of "journalists killed" anyway.

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