Israel under attack

[Odds]

London wasn't the only protest.

Protesters gathered in Manchester, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and London, carrying flags and flares and calling for world leaders to condemn the actions of the Israeli army.

Demonstrations were also held in Aberdeen, Dundee and Glasgow, where Bath Street had to be closed due to the number of people attending. Shaaista Bhutta and Muzaffar Yousaf, the parents of the Scottish first minister, Humza Yousaf, are understood to be among those who attended the rally.

The home secretary, Suella Braverman, had said earlier in the week that waving a Palestinian flag might be a criminal offence. Few at the march in London seemed to take such a threat seriously, with a sea of Palestinian flags visible as the crowd moved slowly down Regent Street towards Whitehall.

Protest is a Democratic right@the Guardinia

 

[Notch7]

ou are, you refuse to label israel as terrorists. You limit yourself to acknowledging that Israel is committing acts of terror. That makes them terrorists. But you can't admit it.

a country cant be terrorists, you arent making any sense

you seem awfully confused are you having a Himmy breakdown

 

[Notch7]

London wasn't the only protest.

Tens of thousands rally around the world in support of Israel and Palestinians

Jewish and Palestinian communities take to the streets as police increase presence around schools, synagogues and mosques

www.theguardian.com

where were you then, waving your little Hamas flag

 

[transam]

There was a protest in our local town

About 50 ish people

They were harmless enough were not causing chaos or any such caper

Please em selves and crack on afai am concerned

Let’s face it this is the UK not dire ear a Stan or some country run by mad mullers

 

[Roy Bloom]

a country cant be terrorists, you arent making any sense

you seem awfully confused are you having a Himmy breakdown

Exaxctly, the West has carefully constructed a definition that exludes the possibility of countries being designated as terrorist, despite their terrorist activity, while they can freely designate whatever orgainsation that disagrees with their polices, as terrorist.
And while Palestinians are denied a country. the lable can be easily assigned.

All carefully crafted, isn't it?

But they accuse Iran of financing terror.
Your resort to silly comments does nothing to strength your argument. it's illustrates the fallibility of it.

 

[Roy Bloom]

where were you then, waving your little Hamas flag

Juvenile comments to be expected.

 

[Munroast]

Let’s face it this is the UK not dire ear a Stan or some country run by mad mullers

we did have Boris - clearly not in the same league as the mad mullers, but still a bit barking t be in charge of anything bigger than a push bike

 

[Deleted member 294929]

You've joined forces with the liars. It shows you have no real argument and are relying on lies to try and prove your point.
I have never denied that Hamas actions last weekend was terorrism. When those justifying Israel's actions also recognise that as terrorism, i will reciprocate.
But while those supporting the decades of oppression of Palestinians, by Israel, and refusing to acknowledge Israel as terrorists, I will refuse to acknowledge Hamas as terrorists. It's that simple.

Ollllll shuuuut up Roy. I wasn't sticking up for you. I was just bored.

 

[Koolpc]

I bet bloomer has a little hamas toy soldier he cuddles up with in bed at night...

 

[Brigadier]

Do Hamas:

Fund healthcare?
Education?
Social security?
Pensions?

 

[Notch7]

Exaxctly, the West has carefully constructed a definition that exludes the possibility of countries being designated as terrorist

people can be terrorists a country cannot

 

[Brigadier]

people can be terrorists a country cannot

But an organisation can.

 

[transam]

we did have Boris - clearly not in the same league as the mad mullers, but still a bit barking t be in charge of anything bigger than a push bike

Be that as it may but at least you can say it about the buffoon

 

[Notch7]

But an organisation can.

of course, terrorism can be committed by a lone person or a collective including a state

thatll give something for Himmie to twist himself inside out with.

 

[Roy Bloom]

But an organisation can.

Nevertheless, the terrorist label is usually reserved for when violence is perpetrated by a Muslim

https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5437&context=flr