[Parmy]

I shall say it again.
.71 percent of Palestinians support the actions of hamas ,(the ruling body of Palestine) on oct 7th...

I wonder if they still do?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I shall say it again.
.71 percent of Palestinians support the actions of hamas ,(the ruling body of Palestine) on oct 7th...

I wonder if they still do?

71% of Palestinians polled by whom and using what methodology.

If they accurately polled women and children I will eat my own hat and yours Parmy.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

71% of Palestinians polled by whom and using what methodology.

If they accurately polled women and children I will eat my own hat and yours Parmy.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle...es-2023-12-14/

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle...es-2023-12-14/

This doesn't actually answer the question about who was polled, but never mind.

This did catch my attention though:

"The PCPSR poll found that 44% of Gazans say they have enough food and water for a day or two, and 56% say that they do not. Almost two-thirds of Gazan respondents - 64% - said a member of their family had been killed or injured in the war."

I wonder what percentage of Israeli citizens don't have enough food and water to last a few days? Do you think it'll be less than 56%? I wonder what percentage of Israeli citizens have lost a direct family member in the conflict?

I wonder what percentage of comfortable commentators sat on our computers here in Britain? I wonder what we'd do or think if we were starving or had lost family to war.

I wonder.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

This doesn't actually answer the question about who was polled, but never mind.

This did catch my attention though:

"The PCPSR poll found that 44% of Gazans say they have enough food and water for a day or two, and 56% say that they do not. Almost two-thirds of Gazan respondents - 64% - said a member of their family had been killed or injured in the war."

I wonder what percentage of Israeli citizens don't have enough food and water to last a few days? Do you think it'll be less than 56%? I wonder what percentage of Israeli citizens have lost a direct family member in the conflict?

I wonder what percentage of comfortable commentators sat on our computers here in Britain? I wonder what we'd do or think if we were starving or had lost family to war.

I wonder.

I wonder if they were telling the truth....

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I don't blame the Israeli people for this.
They have no say in what the government does.

You do realise it was literally Israeli citizens who attacked the food trucks in the videos provided? Not the government?

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

71% of Palestinians polled by whom and using what methodology.

If they accurately polled women and children I will eat my own hat and yours Parmy.

Tbh I'm surprised it's as low as 71%, as Hamas aren't exactly known for their tolerance of dissenting voices. Who knows who the pollsters really are? Pretty brave of anyone to openly say anything negative about Hamas, let alone 29% lf those polled.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I shall say it again.
.71 percent of Palestinians support the actions of hamas ,(the ruling body of Palestine) on oct 7th...

I wonder if they still do?

Judging by the Palestinian celebrations and dancing in the street on October 7th I'd say 71% was quite conservative. It's one of several images from that day I can never un-see

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

Judging by the Palestinian celebrations and dancing in the street on October 7th I'd say 71% was quite conservative. It's one of several images from that day I can never un-see

Again Livia can you find one of those images and count the number of dancing women and children. The counting shouldn't take long?