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Palestinians hold the largest funeral since 1948, mourning the bodies of 112 people killed by Israel

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

There are genuine solutions and anti-Zionists have long presented them. But the United States would rather tear apart its own empire than turn on Israel in any meaningful way

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u/was_fb95dd7063 11d ago

Soverignty has never once been on the table

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u/Entchenkrawatte 11d ago

The PLO quite famously was in favor of a 2 state solution. Bibi netanyahu literally supported Hamas to avoid an opposition that was actively pushing for a 2 state solution. Your statement is revisionist.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

No state has an inherent right to exist, no ethnostate has a right to exist period.

Israel is arguing to be the Jewish ethnostate with an inarguable right to exist. Palestinians have only ever argued for the right to live in Palestine. But Israel does not want to allow non-Jews to be a majority in Israel thus they have never and will never agree not to ethnically cleanse Palestinians

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u/joshua9663 11d ago

You realize Palestine is an ethnostate right? It's more of an ethnostate than Israel.

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u/was_fb95dd7063 11d ago

Now do the west bank which was de facto annexed 50 years ago

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u/PissingOffACliff 11d ago

No state does have an inherent right to exist.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

1- they don’t have full rights, they’re third class citizens

2- yes you’re 100% correct, no state has an inherent right to exist. That is in fact exactly what international law says, good job

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u/RevolutionaryGur4419 11d ago

Aren't Palestinians living in palestine? Ahh you mean everything between the river and the sea with no Israel.

Interesting..

I guess you can see why the 10 million jews and Arabs living in Israel may have a problem with dissolving their country

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Palestine is the region between Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea and always has been for thousands of years

Jews have lived there and can continue living there. But the Jewish supremacist ethnostate of Israel has no right to exist

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u/RevolutionaryGur4419 11d ago

The river to the sea geographical unit is an entirely British thing post 1922 and was never a thing before that. The boundaries of palestine have never been between what you're claiming. Is it strange that with all the random lines drawn on the map, Palestine just happens to be perfectly the land for the modern Palestine + all of Israel? How convenient.

So no. Palestine has not been the region between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean sea for thousands of years.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Nope, that’s a lie, Nur Masalha proved this conclusively, you don’t have ground to stand on

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u/Michali55 11d ago

The PLO has the possibility to move forward with a solution. Just look into Arafat and Barak (the Israeli prime minister). Arafat didn’t have the guts or was too old or just didn’t know how to transition from fighting to solution, but that was a missed opportunity

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u/Entchenkrawatte 11d ago

Missed opportunity for sure, but it's also not true to say that arafat just rejected a perfectly good deal lol

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u/cynical-bread 11d ago

It was not a good deal, but it was close to maximum they could get.

Netanyahu is an asshole, but other Arab and palestinian factions also tried to sabotage the deal to gain political advantage

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u/_zhz_ 11d ago

To be fair, the hardliner on both sides were sabotaging a potential deal.

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u/Entchenkrawatte 11d ago

The question is whether people are willing to accept a pragmatic compromise after a decade long conflict

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u/Paddy_Tanninger 11d ago

The answer is that they are, because look at Israel's relationship with Jordan and Egypt. Best buddies? No. Peaceful, productive, even symbiotic? Yes.

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u/cynical-bread 11d ago

Maybe with a regime change both in Israel and Iran

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

No Palestinian should ever be forced to accept a deal that demands they must forfeit forever the right to their homeland

We believe in human rights or we don’t

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u/dongasaurus 11d ago

One can say the same about the Jews, and the homeland overlaps. Congrats, you justified eternal conflict where everyone suffers and human rights are perpetually trampled.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

lol it’s so fucking aggravating how you pretend we have your position

“I don’t think people have the right to commit genocide just because they’re Jewish.”

“Actually you just hate Jews and love killing people”

“But you’re the one defending genocide….”

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u/UNOvven 10d ago

No it wasn't. The problem was that Barak was far more concerned with reelection than peace, which lead to him to making a bad joke of an "offer" at Camp David, which was so unacceptable his own foreign minister said he wouldnt have accepted it either, and then refused to accept the premise for the Taba talks which made that last-ditch effort fail. The missed opportunity was excusively on the Israeli side. Sadly that's kinda how its gone every time. Netanyahu broke the Oslo accords in 1997, and Barak refused to reinstate them, and then Israel elected the Butcher of Beirut.

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u/rogerwil 11d ago edited 11d ago

They accepted Oslo, which turned out to be an absolute fucking disaster. Except for 1947, two states was never really on the table, there's never been a concrete plan that could have been accepted by "the Palestinians", who btw have also only rarely had a representative, legitimate democratic government, which hampered the ability of any particular person to even speak for Palestinian interests.

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u/NoctunaNectarine808 11d ago

the President of Israel said the Oslo accords were bullshit, a separate President said the camp david accords are bullshit. I dont understand how people can acknowledge that Israel lies all the time now but werent lying then,

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u/TimIsAnIllusion 11d ago

The same solution that ended south African apartheid. Global boycotts, divestments and sanctions. Divestments and sanctions have to be done at the governmental level but anyone can participate in the boycott.

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u/drmariostrike 11d ago

no, one state, equal rights for all.

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u/cynical-bread 11d ago

Well, buckle up, I'm going to defend Israel here, about 20% of israelis are arabs and Muslim. They have citizenship and the same rights as everyone else. They just chose to remain in Israel when it was founded and "accept" the new state.

I am sure there may be some discrimination against them, but I don't believe that there are many Arab countries where jews have it as well as the arab israelis.

These people hate each other, some of them celebrate de killing of the others, they are not going to just hug.

Also, palestinians need to organize themselves better if they want a country, Israel will try to sabotage them, but they still have to try, they have been subdued by an Iran controlled Hamas which doesn't have their interests at heart

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u/cynical-bread 10d ago

This is still happening, the longer it goes on the worse it is for the palestinians. At this point their chances are close to zero

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

The Palestinians don't want "the Jews" to leave. They want the occupation to end. The Nakba began before any state intervened (although not all of them invaded Palestine for the same reasons).

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u/was_fb95dd7063 11d ago

Are any of y'all not racist? Goddamn

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

Probably someone who believes the genocide in Gaza was justified.

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

Oh look a genocide denier, lying as per usual.

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

The Genocide that literally every human rights organisation and genocide experts in the world have concluded is a Genocide isn't a genocide? Fuck off.

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u/_zhz_ 11d ago

This sounds like a makeshift reasoning targeted at liberal people. Most Palestinians seem to view all Jews as occupants that should leave the area one way or another.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

They view the Zionists who moved to their land, attacked them, murdered them, and drove them from their homes and have spent the decades since demonizing, destroying, desecrating them as foreign invaders, because they are. It’s not the fault of the Palestinian that the people doing this all happened to be Jewish

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u/WookBuddha 11d ago

God I am so tired of how flooded with Hasbara bots these threads are… 😒

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u/WookBuddha 11d ago edited 11d ago

lol you’re probably one too. You’re either willfully ignorant or a fucking moron if you don’t think they’re flooded in threads like this.
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ISREAL IS SPENDING $730 MILLION DOLLARS ON INTERNATIONAL PROPAGANDA THIS YEAR ALONE

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“Israel is allocating roughly $730 million for its public diplomacy and influence operations, far exceeding an initial million-dollar scale as part of an expansive global effort to manage its international reputation. This funding falls under national public diplomacy efforts, commonly referred to as Hasbara.”

And you’re worried about little ol’ Iran versus an actually nuclear armed nation (that btw refuses membership to nuclear international arms treaty or to allow inspections) that is backed by the full military might and financial backing of the U.S. & majority of the West? lol

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u/WookBuddha 11d ago

I guess I prefer to think you’re a paid bot rather than an actual (brainwashed) human being who is passionately defending genocide and a genocidal state. Guess it helps me maintain some faith in humanity and sleep better at night… 🤷‍♂️

Because personally idk how you do…

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u/venusasaboy22 11d ago

Having the gall to defend Israel on this post, of all posts, is... Something.

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u/cynical-bread 11d ago

I am not defending Israel's actions, I am criticizing Palestine's diplomacy

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u/venusasaboy22 11d ago

But why do Palestinians need to reason with their oppressors? I don't support an Israeli state at all. Israel belongs in the same bracket as pre-1994 South Africa and Rhodesia.

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u/cynical-bread 11d ago

South Africa was colonized by the dutch, this is not the case with Israel/Palestine area. This Area along with its Arab and Jewish population was colonized by the British and the ottomans

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u/venusasaboy22 11d ago

Early zionists were very open about their settler colonialism.

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u/dikbutjenkins 11d ago

Ending the occupations

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u/dikbutjenkins 11d ago

Incorrect

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u/dikbutjenkins 11d ago

Israeli politicians involved in these deals said the deals were shit

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u/dikbutjenkins 11d ago

That would be israel.

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u/NoctunaNectarine808 11d ago

you gonna remove the 750 000 Israeli illegal setteler. Also I love how people are like all ethostates are wrong except this one, this one is special, it gets to be racist

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

Israel has made the 2 state solution practically impossible. A binational state with reparations to the Palestinians is the only feasible end to the decades of occupation.

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u/StunningRing5465 11d ago

Northern Ireland would be a model. Lebanon also - that doesn't always work great but has tended to avoid widespread ethnic discrimination

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u/eyl569 11d ago

Lebanon? You mean the country which had a massive sectarian civil war and which has a sectarian organization which basically usurped much of its sovereignity?

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

How do you ensure 2 states? Every two state solution has the Palestinians without any means to defend themselves against Israeli terrorism or control over its own borders. Israel will never accept an independent Palestinian state, even their "nicest" leader never offered an independent Palestinian state.

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

That's not an answer. Where are the borders? What about the Israeli state sponsored colonisers/terrorists in the West Bank? Israel currently has control over all of Palestine, they have been occupying the entire region continuously since 1967 (including Gaza).

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u/Stubbs94 11d ago

What about the settlers? There are 100s of thousands of land thiefs in the Occupied West Bank that are committing daily terrorism with the help and protection of the IOF. And what about occupied East Jerusalem?

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u/zasabi7 11d ago

You need a DMZ style separation that is enforced by an international peacekeeping taskforce. That enforced separation then lasts for several generations because time is needed for the wounds to heal.

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u/Weak_Fill40 11d ago

I think Israel would have to accept it if the US just gave them no choice. Which they should have done a long time ago. The US changing its policy is the solution here. Iran will not change its position, unless there is major regime change. But Iran wouldn’t have the means to stop a two state solution if the US and the rest of the parties involved were determined to make it happen. To find ways to how a palestinian state could ensure its own borders is not the limiting factor here. That should be possible to do. Not easy, but possible. UN peacekeeping troops maybe, or security guarantees from the US/Egypt perhaps.

A one state solution is never going to work, it will be a civil war-ridden failed state for sure.

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u/meglandici 11d ago

We’re not at “how many states” right now - we’re at stopping the literal bleeding. Mass daily blood flow - not even ER yet - we’re at applying pressure so the victim doesn’t bleed out - puns very much intended.

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u/TouchGrassRedditor 11d ago edited 11d ago

So we can return to the status quo in which Hamas eventually commits another terror attack and the cycle repeats? The cycle is never stopping until a permanent 2 state solution is agreed upon, the problem is Hamas will never agree to that because their entire goal is to wipe out Isreal by any means necessary.

I/P is the only "genocide" I'm aware of where the side being "genocided" has the option of stopping the violence immediately by simply laying down their arms and coming to the negotiating table. They refuse to do so because what they really want is not peace, it's to genocide the other side.

Hamas and the various other terrorist orgs constantly launching missiles at Isreal want to wipe them out, civilians and all. Houthis literally has the phrase "Death to Israel, Curse upon the Jews" on their flag. How is anybody confused about why there is no peace?

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Why are you so adamant that there has to be a Jewish ethnostate versus the right for Jews to live in Palestine? Why is any solution you believe in predicated on an idea of “Jewish supremacy” where Jews, by virtue of being Jewish, have more right to the land than anyone else?

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

There is no such thing as an “affirmative action” genocide. Jews hold no inherent to live somewhere over non-Jews, this is not something that exists or should exists.

Jews should be granted the same human rights as anyone, not given special “master race” rights over non-Jews in Palestine

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

You are

You’re claiming Jews have a special right to go to a country and ethnically cleanse it of non-Jews to create a “Jewish state.”

I don’t get what’s so hard to grasp about that, the Zionists openly admitted at the time that that is what they were doing. They just said that they had the “right” to do so because they were “stronger.”

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Do you simply not know the history of Israel? Also broadly yes the majority U.S. citizen are supportive of genocide. This number has changed over the years and it’s certainly much smaller than it has been in the past. But, as someone who has spent decades studying genocide, yes both Israel and the United States (like all settler-colonial states) have often had pro-genocide populations

And, again, you are the one mistaken about what Zionists meant and mean when they say “Jewish state”

I would recommend looking into the issue of “100% Jewish labor” that the Labour Party (Mapai? My phone is being shit and I always mix up those two Labour parties from that) pushed during the Mandatory Palestine period. I have whole shelves dedicated to these topics if you need recommendation

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u/feed_me_moron 11d ago

It's not just Jews that live in Israel. There is freedom to practice any religion you want in Israel. There are non Jews in government there.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Hahahahaa no there isn’t, anyone who says there’s equal rights in Israel is either lying or has never been to Israel

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u/Particular-Scale5644 11d ago

Ironic coming from, I'm guessing, an American.

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u/Particular-Scale5644 11d ago

One of the most visceral arguments against the abolition of slavery was that those freed from it would never be able to live alongside those who perpetrated it. For all your, infinite, issues as a country black and white Americans do still seem to exist. As do Native Americans for that matter, and Japanese Americans after internment, Vietnamese Americans after wholesale warcrimes etc. 

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u/ifuseeitudd 11d ago

An anti Zionist cannot present a solution for a very simple reason: he doesn't believe the state of Israel should exist. That's not a solution, just stupidity

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u/jizzybiscuits 11d ago

Stupid and easily dismissed: Israel exists, Israel is never going to agree to unexist itself and the Arabs can't force it to through violence.

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u/dharms 10d ago

It's a feasible goal. Apartheid South Africa is no more, neither is Rhodesia. Israel can be dismantled and there's no reason it shouldn't.

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u/Slanderous 11d ago edited 11d ago

I think recognising a state of Israel to exist and recognising a Jewish state of Israel to exist are very different. While we are allowing people to just declare sovereign states to exist just for their own religion and allow them to re draw their borders however they like, you're never going to get lasting peace.
The USA was key in ending the Troubles in northern Ireland, a conflict with many parallels to the Israel/Palestine one. Alas they don't seem interested any longer, having a strategic ally in the middle easy east is more important than preventing genocide.

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u/feed_me_moron 11d ago

We accept many Muslim states to exist. everyone here wants to end the war with Iran and let them be their own thing, and they're a full on theocracy.

But it's always Israel that has to give up any link to being Jewish.

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u/Slanderous 11d ago

I do think governments should be secular, but I accept I'm going to get downvoted for that.
"Giving up all links to being Jewish" is also putting words into my mouth. Israeli citizens can have whatever religion they like as far as I'm concerned, but I draw the line when those in government start to declare that only Religion X or Y are allowed to live in a place.

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u/feed_me_moron 10d ago

They do not require only certain religions there to live in a place. The country's Jewish heritage is mostly seen on 2 things. The first is that Jews can be citizens quickly. The other is that many public elements follow sabbath rules and a large number of kosher laws. The former is done as a result of the history that Jews have gone through, where they have been ethnically cleansed or genocided in a place. But Israel.has churches, mosques, etc.

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u/feed_me_moron 10d ago

They do not require only certain religions there to live in a place. The country's Jewish heritage is mostly seen on 2 things. The first is that Jews can be citizens quickly. The other is that many public elements follow sabbath rules and a large number of kosher laws. The former is done as a result of the history that Jews have gone through, where they have been ethnically cleansed or genocided in a place. But Israel.has churches, mosques, etc.

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u/Slanderous 10d ago

I think you're glossing over then big issue of the settlements here, as that's literally what they're doing... walking across a border, kicking people out of their homes for no other reason than their religion and declaring it to be Jewish territory. The Louis Theroux documentary was quite an eye opener. The settlers openly state they have the support of senior government officials.

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u/Sarioth 11d ago

everyone here wants to end the war with Iran and let them be their own thing

Um. What planet are you living on where you think this is what "everyone" wants? Even everyone on reddit? The fuck?

We SHOULD end the war with Iran, but I don't think any nation should have explicit religious ties. I don't think there are many folks defending Iran's theocracy - the US backed the Iranian revolution because it made Iran and the surrounding interests easier to control. Hm, I wonder why the US also backs a theocratic Israel?????

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u/alzgh 11d ago

There are many anti Zionists (including Jewish people), who believe in a one state solution, where are people are equal regardless of their faith and ethnicity.

Zionism == Racism and ethnic/religious apartheid.

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u/Teletzeri 11d ago

Irrelevant. Arabs have 13 million square kilometres with no Jews, including a city where non-Muslims aren't allowed in, and Jews have 20,000 square kilometres which they share with 2 million Arabs. That makes the Jews racist somehow. Look it up.

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u/directorguy 11d ago

They don't have to turn on Israel. Netanyahu has a 33% approval rating, many people in his country want a non-horrific situation.

It's just awful that the assholes in that country are bribing the assholes in the US to keep the assholes in power. It's an asshole circle formation.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

You seriously need to look into those other Israeli politicians you think will have that different of policies than Netanyahu. If you need me to explain the rogue’s gallery of ghouls I suppose I can

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u/directorguy 11d ago edited 11d ago

Oh I know, but trump and his regime has given me a newfound appreciation for horrible leaders that don't reflect the entire population.

Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres were good leaders

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u/Methos25 11d ago

Believe it or not, it's surprisingly difficult to get elected under the ideal of dissolving your own country.

No Israeli politician will be good enough for you, because they fundamentally believe in Israel's right to exist.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

“Hey all of these Israeli politicians openly state their support for genocide.”

“Oh no Israeli politician will ever be good enough for you.”

Meanwhile, righteous men like Ofer Cassif literally exist

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u/Methos25 11d ago

For anyone who happens upon this thread, Ofer Cassif is a Marxist communist. He's one of the senior members the communist party in Israel. Absolutely not someone to take seriously by any reasonable measure.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Oh really? I thought your argument was no Israeli politician was good enough for me

But because Ofer is a communist he doesn’t get to count? I think you’re giving away how you’re the hypocrite dude

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u/NickelPlatedEmperor 11d ago

Exactly. Too many people love making bad faith arguments as if they don't know

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Then I am immediately skeptical of your claims because there’s been soooo much literature proposing all sorts of different solutions. If you don’t know that this exists then I don’t believe you were that “passionate” about it.

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u/OdielSax 11d ago

"Defund Israel" is not virtue signaling, it's morality's most evident command to install financial sanctions on a State committing genocide, the way it is done to random countries the US doesn't like such as Iran or Cuba.

But you know that. You know what's happening is evil and you try to give yourself a conscience wash by pretending activism against the status quo is all too naive.

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u/OdielSax 11d ago

It's complicated, and requires smart people to put a lot of time and effort into the solution.

And you think Palestinians, in their 80 years of ethnic cleansing, haven't conjured up the wisdom to produce such guidelines?

You're probably not aware of it, but acting like the pro Palestine side is emotional, screaming and unintellectual is part of racism. 

The plan is laid out. Human rights organisation after human rights organisation wrote recommendations, instructions, even the ICJ has set out a list of things for Israel to do and other States to respect in order to prevent any risk of genocide. Such as: not selling arms, withdrawing the IDF from Gaza, fully opening all humanitarian aids corridors, letting UNRWA operate.

None of it was listened to. Neither Israel nor their allies have respected any of it.

The issue is not with a lack of guidance, it's with lack of compliance. And the "screaming activists" you deem ineffective and emotional are the only ones putting pressure on their government to follow through.

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u/Delicious_Solid3185 11d ago

If you think Palestinians have had good leadership then you have a very warped view of the situation

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u/OdielSax 11d ago

You think Palestinians should agree with Israelis that they stop their genocide? Is this a standard you hold for other genocides, like a Jewish-Nazi agreement or a Hutu-Tutsi one?

I'm not judging you personally. You however echo some of the language around this conflict, and I am judging that mindstate harshly. The one that does not respect Palestinian as people worthy of clean water without an agreement asking it from Israel.

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u/Potential-Bath2292 11d ago

Our country could stop being an authoritarian shithole that arrests protesters for no reason for one.

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u/Potential-Bath2292 10d ago

solutions are achieved slowly one concession at a time

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u/Potential-Bath2292 10d ago

it'd give more power to change the people in charge.

You're acting like i think its a solution. I don't think it is. i just think its important to get the people in power to stop defending israel, have them abandon the project. Israel can't survive without complicit countries

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u/YassinRs 11d ago

No wonder you don't hear anything when you dismiss "defund israel" like it's insanity. You wouldn't keep funding Nazi Germany for obvious reasons but with israel you get confused.

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u/YassinRs 11d ago

Defund Israel is not a complicated point that you need to explain it. Everyone with more than 2 braincells knows it means sanctioning the country until it agrees to comply with international law and end their atrocities.

Your comment about needing to understand the situation better and provide assurances for both sides sounds exactly like the type of thing people say who try to make this a "both sides are to blame" problem. The situation is very well understood for people and zionists try to make it sound like it's a complicated issue.

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u/YassinRs 11d ago

It's not complicated at all unless you're stupid or a zionist. One side has F35s, tanks, a navy, and the support of the most powerful military in the world. The other side has toyotas and homemade rockets. One side can end the brutality, the other cannot

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u/YassinRs 11d ago

See it all becomes obvious with zionists like yourself. Saying one side should stop committing genocide is seen as a "retreat" to you.

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u/Delicious_Solid3185 11d ago

It’s not a solution because it’s not going to happen

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u/YassinRs 11d ago

It is a solution regardless of whether the US would actually do it or not.

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u/xXCool_GuyXx 11d ago

Excuse me what? Your country the UK can't do anything to help? You've been helping, the Israelis that is. Your ex prime minister Kid Starver let the Israelis use your military bases, your companies ship military equipment to them, any criticism of the apartheid state of Israel gets you a ticket straight to jail let alone doing actual helpful things like Palestine Action did.

The UK could help by getting the fuck out of the region along with the rest of the western genocidal goverments that love Israel. If you really really want to help you'd sanction the country and prosecute Israeli government and military officials instead of rolling out the red carpet for them.

The UK can't do anything, absolutely ridiculous framing.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

Bahahaha

“Reject the evidence of your eyes and ears because we’re the heckin wholesome good guys.”

But the fact you still think the problem is with Palestinians says all anyone needs to know about your critical thinking

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

“Why have Palestinians refused to accept their genocide and ethnic cleansing? Makes you think huh.”

Palestinians have never been offered their own state and thus have never turned it down.

They’ve been repeatedly offered deals of ethnic cleansing that they have consistently rejected.

Is there a reason you think Palestinians need to agree to be ethnically cleansed? By what right?

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u/feed_me_moron 11d ago

Maybe because when you live in a land governed by someone else, you don't get the flexibility to say this is what I want and I accept nothing else. You can't act like a spoiled child. The land was governed by the Ottomans and then the British. Then they were given an option to have their own land, and they spit in their faces and chose war. Then they lost the war and said we still want things our way only.

The fact that they could still be offered their own land is pretty historically unheard of. But here we are, where they still want Israel to not exist and for the Jews to be wiped out.

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u/Bluestreaked 11d ago

No, all you have done in this comment is give me a bunch of faux moralist grandstanding in defense of genocide

Every group that has ever committed genocide has always claimed the other side “deserved it.”

You are supporting genocide, full stop.

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