[Liam-]

Did they condemn hamas before they were executed though? That’s the most important question these days

[Liam-]

[Nicky91]

now also fears for an epidemic in Gaza of contagious illnesses, and with no hospitals to treat these people in, the situation is very severe



also when countries like Russia even vote for a ceasefire, you know how deep Israel are in the **** if even Russia can show compassion for the citizens in Gaza



Ukraine abstaining from the vote doesn't surprise me (i mean its not their country tbh, they out of all people should know what the Gazan people must feel like right now but nope)




and the EBU is protecting Israel even though it is crystal clear to see what genocide they commit at Gaza with random bombings at hospitals, schools even though they could've dealt with Hamas bases a better way like with US Navy Seals and the Mossad forces (i mean USA are no.1 experts in fighting terrorism they really would've said yes if you asked nicely Benny) i can't @ how low the amount of braincells are in the israeli government


agree with Biden what he says, if you keep going on with indiscriminate bombings you quickly will lose support and sympathies

[user104658]

Tbf Nicky, Middle East Politics is such that it's not surprising at all that Russia is in support of Gaza/Palestine (or rather, in opposition to Israel). The Middle East post-WW2 has been the center of one big proxy war between the US and Russia (prev. The Soviet Union) and Israel is and always has been, of course, heavily US-aligned.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Why will that video not play?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Why will that video not play?

It's a screenshot of an article.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

It's a screenshot of an article.

Typical of Liam.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Typical of Liam.

He didn't do the screenshot, that's not fair.

[Liam-]

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

He didn't do the screenshot, that's not fair.

Of Course
but it is easy
to add this, is a screenshot
so will not play



I bloody would

[arista]

Sad news
IDF Shot Dead
3 hostages, one had a white flag.
They shot them too fast,
Massive error.

Called Friendly Fire.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by arista

Sad news
IDF Shot Dead
3 hostages, one had a white flag.
They shot them too fast,
Massive error.

Called Friendly Fire.

shocking they are way too trigger happy

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Sad news
IDF Shot Dead
3 hostages, one had a white flag.
They shot them too fast,
Massive error.

Called Friendly Fire.

Disgraceful.
Terrible news.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Sad news
IDF Shot Dead
3 hostages, one had a white flag.
They shot them too fast,
Massive error.

Called Friendly Fire.

Ridiculous that they opened fire on anyone under a white flag.

Originally Posted by arista

Putting a few lines of text, helps

He almost never actually comments on the tweets he posts, he's not gonna start just to make your life easier

[user104658]

There were actually Hamas tunnels under those hostages so.

[bots]

People are again showing their naivety about war. This type of stuff happens all the time.

In the first gulf war, the UK lost more armed forces from being fired on by america than they did from anyone else in the war

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

armed forces

So not hostages under a white flag?

[bots]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

So not hostages under a white flag?

white flags only have a meaning in dramatised movies

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

People are again showing their naivety about war. This type of stuff happens all the time.

In the first gulf war, the UK lost more armed forces from being fired on by america than they did from anyone else in the war

Its hard to call this incident friendly fire or even usual collateral damage. So much leeway given to Israel in any and all circumstances, that's what's really showing.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Its hard to call this incident friendly fire or even usual collateral damage. So much leeway given to Israel in any and all circumstances, that's what's really showing.

It was the same in the USA/UK invasion of Iraq

It is a strange term
all use.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Tbf Nicky, Middle East Politics is such that it's not surprising at all that Russia is in support of Gaza/Palestine (or rather, in opposition to Israel). The Middle East post-WW2 has been the center of one big proxy war between the US and Russia (prev. The Soviet Union) and Israel is and always has been, of course, heavily US-aligned.

Too true.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Wtf kind of nonsense is that School pulling?

1. The Mom should be able to say her opinion on this topic on Social Media.

2. The kid shouldn't be being punished for what another family member has said, holy **** I can't believe that there's a School out there that can't comprehend this.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

People are again showing their naivety about war. This type of stuff happens all the time.

In the first gulf war, the UK lost more armed forces from being fired on by america than they did from anyone else in the war

That's because the Americans are crazy.

































I'm just joking... Kinda.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by arista

It was the same in the USA/UK invasion of Iraq

It is a strange term
all use.

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.

[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.