Israeli Politician Moshe Feiglin argues Gaza needs to turn Into Dresden! Annihilate Gaza now!

It is tough finding a balanced view on such a divisive issue. One 40 min presentation that is reasonable

Israel Encircles Gaza City + A Closer Look at Hamas Past/Present

Israel have captured the Northern part of Gaza and sweeping it out. Reminds me of what happened to the Aboriginals in Tasmania.

a reply to: kwaka
“Israel have captured the Northern part of Gaza and sweeping it out.”
That’s good news. 👍
Time to take out the trash.

originally posted by: VermiIion
a reply to: kwaka
“Israel have captured the Northern part of Gaza and sweeping it out.”
That’s good news. 👍
Time to take out the trash.

But do you condemn the genocidal rhetoric used by this politician? Do you?

When you say trash you mean the entire population or just part of it?

a reply to: Leviathan4

But do you condemn the genocidal rhetoric used by this politician?

I condemn all genocidally rhetoric. It is sad to see what is going on and has been brewing for a long time. Israel was suppose to be the grown ups over there, lead by example. Instead they took a war policy so this is what they got. You don't get these kinds of problems overnight.

A couple hundred years ago you could get away with this kind of stuff a lot easier. World was not as connected as it is these days. With Tasmania it was blocked by sea, easier to contain any blowback. As for trying to do this stuff now in an aleady hot Middle East, got trouble all over it.

originally posted by: Leviathan4

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Leviathan4

The main problem, is Hamas.

And it's supporters.

That's half of the problem.
You forget the other half. I wonder why....

I'd say that Hamas is 90% of the problem and will remain so so long as it refuses to recognise Israel's right to exist etc or is wiped out.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2

originally posted by: Leviathan4

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Leviathan4

The main problem, is Hamas.

And it's supporters.

That's half of the problem.
You forget the other half. I wonder why....

I'd say that Hamas is 90% of the problem and will remain so so long as it refuses to recognise Israel's right to exist etc or is wiped out.

It's the other way around, Israel has been occupying Palestine for over 50 years with intermittent massacres and false agreements that were never honored. Hamas is negotiating via Qatar but Israel wants total destruction and genocide.

a reply to: quintessentone

So does Hamas but with Israel it's self defence.

Do you mean negotiations about hostages?

You can't negotiate peace with Hamas so long as they have their Charter denying Israel's very right to exist and wanting to kill Jews (and Christians).

Will they put that on the table?

Doubtful..

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Qatar is not an honest broker.

Why does the leader of hamas live at the four seasons in Qatar instead of in gaza with his own people?

originally posted by: VermiIion
a reply to: quintessentone


Qatar is not an honest broker.

Why does the leader of hamas live at the four seasons in Qatar instead of in gaza with his own people?

Qatar is one of the Arab nations that still won’t recognize Israel as a sovereign nation.

a reply to: Leviathan4

Im not going to condemn anyone that just went thru seeing their people butchered by a horrific terrorist attack yet again ending a ceasefire.

I'm only going to have sympathy and support.

An Israeli politicians words are justified, and reflect what his constituents are thinking and feeling.

When are you going to condemn the popular belief by civilians in the Muslim world that all of Israel and Jews need to be pushed into the sea?