[joeysteele]

My patience with Natanyahu and his hard-line governnent is well worn down now.

The Israelis warrant better than the divisive Natanyahu.
However I see little hope at all now for the Palestinian citizens even after this slaughtering is brought to an end.

They cannot turn to the UK/USA who still seem to refuse to accept that Natanyahu and his governnent are making terrible mistakes and not listening to even to their allies either now.

What a series of tragedies, over many decades, for 2 Nations who surely, there can be a way to ensure more peaceful existence between the 2 of them.
Allowing this cruel and torturous slaughtering to go on of innocents, is really shocking.
It's just heartbreaking.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

It's generally used to refer to the military though, either the same military or one that's allied being caught in crossfire or a bombing run etc; e.g. US or UK soldiers caught in a US drone strike.

Its not generally used to refer to the gunning down of unarmed civilian hostages.

how about when Russia went after terrorists that had taken hostages in a theatre and they gassed the whole building. Not a soldier in sight

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

how about when Russia went after terrorists that had taken hostages in a theatre and they gassed the whole building. Not a soldier in sight

more russophobia

[Nicky91]

i find Netanyahu way worse and more evil than Putin honestly


obsessing over killing terrorists, and forgetting about the hostages, just so he can achieve his main goal at whatever cost


i hope israeli people will storm the government building tbh to overthrow Netanyahu, with him gone negotiations can resume in a better way

[arista]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP-CRXROorw

8mins

At 6:50 mins he quotes Hamas Leader


Bill Maher Breaks it all down
about how wrong Hamas is.



Even has the UK taking over
the Tip Of Ireland.
But agreement ended that war of 30 years.


That ending clip, part of the whole show
was on our SkyComedyHD
a few weeks back

[joeysteele]

Netanyahu undoubtedly is likely the worst leader for Israel to have at this time.

He really doesn't seem to be or even want to listen to anyone or his allies even.

With him as leader, it's a sad day overall for Israeli citizens and Palestinians.
Or for any kind of reasoning voices from allied Nations.
That's where I'm at with him and this still ongoing conflict now.

[bots]

it's a joint government for the war, so it can't all be piled on Netanyahu

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it's a joint government for the war, so it can't all be piled on Netanyahu

Not all admittedly

However he doesn't seem to be listening to his own citizens never mind those from allied Nations.
He is the leader.

I've never liked Netanyahu.
I hoped for different but once he was elected I expected conflict at some point.

Hamas played into his hands and the Israeli government is right to hunt down Hamas
However the slaughtering has got way out of line and a growing number of Countries are far more than uncomfortable with continuing slaughter of innocents.

[arista]

Loads of Angry Pro Palestine people
are in London, Carnaby St.,
Protesting loudly outside a Puma Store
as they support a Israel team.

Just on SkyNewsHD

[Oliver_W]

Apparently they've essentially shut down Oxford Street? I can't imagine how annoying it must be for Londoners, to have foreign conflicts constantly swarming their streets and getting in the way.

Don't the protesters have lives?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Apparently they've essentially shut down Oxford Street? I can't imagine how annoying it must be for Londoners, to have foreign conflicts constantly swarming their streets and getting in the way.

Don't the protesters have lives?

Yes they do not care.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Apparently they've essentially shut down Oxford Street? I can't imagine how annoying it must be for Londoners, to have foreign conflicts constantly swarming their streets and getting in the way.

Don't the protesters have lives?

on the shops busiest day of the year

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

on the shops busiest day of the year

It's certainly a way to get the message out there tbh.

But as always, it's the ordinary people they're annoying, instead of the elite.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

on the shops busiest day of the year

pretty disgraceful, the retail workers do not deserve this, its not like the owners are on the shop floor working their asses off...honestly these protesters need to get a grip and they should be sidelined into a small space now enough already

[Liam-]

At least they’re starting to be honest for a change, even after most people could see that this was obvious from the start

[arista]

Yes Liam
IDF must Kill or capture
every Hamas member.

Of Course,
some are hidden among the crowd
that are still in Gaza.

Sadly Food has run out

[Oliver_W]

Did anyone really think that the return of the hostages would end the actual war?

Gaza's ownership would still be ... contested, and Palestine would still be run by a terrorist group whose charter is basically "kill the Jews".

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Liam
IDF must Kill or capture
every Hamas member.

Of Course,
some are hidden among the crowd
that are still in Gaza.

Sadly Food has run out

yes, good so all hamas terrorists can now starve, easier to kill by the israeli troops

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

yes, good so all hamas terrorists can now starve, easier to kill by the israeli troops

No,
the Food has run out for the Public.


Hamas have food.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by arista

No,
the Food has run out for the Public.


Hamas have food.

oh well, not my problem that those palestinians are that dumb



convenient of dictator Abbas to only give Hamas all the food

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Did anyone really think that the return of the hostages would end the actual war?

Gaza's ownership would still be ... contested, and Palestine would still be run by a terrorist group whose charter is basically "kill the Jews".

Its increasingly evident that politically, this has never been about hostages. Or Hamas.

[bots]

the war will go on until it stops and that could be in 100 years for all we know. It may change in intensity, but there will still be a war