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This is unfortunately by no means assured.
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That's what the aggressor says, and would like you to believe. But it's not the real reason, of course.
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Another way to read the situation: The Charter was at the time meant seriously, at least by a certain faction within Hamas. But with intervening events -- such as the appallingly harsh response to the 2018-2019 border protests; the storming
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Algeria belonged to the French in the 1950s. Does that mean it's still theirs essentially, and they're welcome to move back in any time they want to?
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So you have no support for your claim that journalists "beaten, and then if they persist, killed", then.
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Wild birds possess genetic predispositions to learn population-specific songs
(phys.org)
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First, I just did what you asked for. Except you didn't, actually. You were asked to support a specific claim that you made: Any journalist that reports something they don't like gets a beating, and if they persist, they'
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So what should Israel have done to not hand control over to Hamas on a "silver platter"? In terms of preventing the Hamas-Fatah war and the initial takeover of the Strip -- there probably wasn't very much it could have done
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Thanks; I appreciate yours as well. I certainly don't pretend to know all the answers here.
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Has the oldest city in Russian history This is like saying -- we just have to accept that England belongs to Italy because after all London was once known as Londinium and was one of the most important cities in the Roman Empire.
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[Article 49] protects civilians It protects civilians in occupied territories . Not the supposed "rights" of persons from an Occupying country to settle into these territories under the protection of the Occupier's armed
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Obviously not easy enough for you to provide the link. I think you know how to find these things on your own if you want to. Korchynsky There's a reason he's not only completely out of the mainstream in Ukrainian politics, but
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I think we're on the same basic page about Hamas. They could very well have ulterior motives, and could just be going along with a 2SS process in order to buy time for future offensive strategies. My only point is that it's impor
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There was no need to repeat the quote. We saw it the first time. I don't see in this thread any sources related to your arguments. The original source of that quote -- which I presumed you knew already, as I am sure you are very ca
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https://archive.ph/0bv67
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Details of U.S. Backed Kidnapping, Torture and Murder in Afghanistan
(nytimes.com)
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See also - Ask HN: How do you store your knowledge? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40131689
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The IDF's claims as to the extent to which its targets are "militarized" are of course widely disputed (by journalists, government bodies, NGOs, etc). The raids on Al-Shifa, the bombings of mosques and the destruction of cem
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I don't think Hamas wants to be citizens of Israel, the western-style democracy. Acknowledged. [The 2017 charter] unambiguously rejects recognition of Israel: "There shall be no recognition of the legitimacy of the Zionist enti
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The citizens move there of their own accord, which is permissible In the sense of Article 49 -- "transfer" obviously means any form of actively supported migration (not the coerced transfer) of these peoples into the OT. In fac
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Israel has [fought] multiple wars without US help This obviously wrong, and on multiple levels. First, there's $330b of financial support since 1946. Access to advanced weapon systems since 1962. Crucial intelligence + diplomatic s
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Ukraine is a European country whose borders and independence are actively and violently up for debate currently. There's no "debate" about the legal borders of Ukraine, or its status as an independent country. There'
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There is context I am probably missing. It was the precious reference (backed by a smiley no less) to how the good the current operation is at killing "future" war criminals -- obviously referring to minors. Who are also just a
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That's the standard first-pass response, of course. It could also serve as an opportunity for Ukraine to do the same in reverse -- ultimately leading to a Russian withdraw (many years later but with many lives spared also). OTOH, a con
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https://archive.md/J8vLF
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Their Palm Springs neighborhood burned in the 1960s; now they seek compensation
(nytimes.com)
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Israeli soldiers and police tipping off groups that attack Gaza aid trucks
(theguardian.com)
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Yeah, I didn't really drill down into the Ireland section. I can pretty much only do one deeply flawed country analogy at a time.
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The US needs Israel It absolutely does not - and it is not anti-Israel sentiment to say so; it's just geopolitics. For the the US, Israel is optional. Meanwhile if Israel ever decides to pretend it doesn't need the US -- well,
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The section on NZ refers to a set of racist policies that ended in the 1980s and are now thoroughly discredited. Are you sure you want to cite it as a comparator to Israel?
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