Zionism Condemned
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This is the bit that I do not agree with, the settlers are Jewish extremists and are there in my opinion to cause issues rather than wanting to actually live there in peace. This is Israel's big mistake in allowing and condoning the settlers.
from March last year - i imagine more damage has been done since the 'ceasefire' took affect.
Perhaps you do a little too much 'imagining'.
A figure of speech, as you well know. Post more up-to-date information in future if you want me to take your content seriously.
And here's Mr Lockdown, ready to run to the mods.
You'll make up something, i'm sure.
Odds, for all of your pontification you often use statement from or quotes by certain sources which under normal circumstances would be considered as an Excellent Basis for Truth..............But that is exactly where you ruin any belief in even a single word, let's just take a few examples from your recent posts. " Gaza’s Government Media Office said in a statement" Gaza's Government can be considered to be either Hamas, who are the "Elected" choice of Leadership by the Palestinian people or The Palestinian Authority Officially known as the Palestinian National Authority who continue to lay claim as being the Fatah Controlled (basically the PLO - Palestine Liberation Organisation) Government Body in Gaza, although Hamas are the de facto "Party" in Control. However, as both are Terrorist Run Organisations and will only ever release Statements in their Own Favour or that Emboldens their Propaganda Claims of being "Victims". Rashida Tlaib, the Eldest daughter in a Muslim Family of 14 who was born in Michigan she Identifies as a Palestinian- American by the fact her parents were born is the Judea, Samaria area which at the time was governed by Israel. She relies on support and Financing from the Anti Israel, Arab/Palestinian Group MIFTAH who Promote Anti-Semitism, Anti-Israel, and are Pro-Terrorist Organisation. They are also Rashida Tlaib’s Go-To Organization for Information on the Conflict which she uses to Shape Public Opinion on Israel. Surprisingly, Rashida claims to be an ally of the Two State Solution with a "Jew Free" Palestinian State, but her association with MIFTAH who are Anti Israel and on Numerous Occasions have Praised Terrorists and Acts of Terrorism and her closest Political Ally in America being Ilhan Omar the Somalian Muslim, she is the Representative for Minnesota and is well known for her Pro Palestinian Support and is fiercely Anti Israel and some of her Remarks Have Drawn Widespread Accusations of Antisemitism, all of which sullies Rashida's claims of being supportive of a Two State Solution. "The UN said human development in Gaza" The United Nations relies heavily on communications from UNRWA ( United Nations Relief and Works Agency) both the United Nations Humanitarian Agencies and Especially UNRWA have been proven to be infested by Hamas Terrorists "working" for them. So it is impossible to achieve a balanced, impartial or unbiased report from any of these Sources in respect of anything to do with Gaza, Palestinians or Israel.
Rahm Emanuel is in Israel this week to deliver a speech saying that the war in Gaza and shifts in American and world opinion have converged with seismic consequences. Decades in which U.S. policymakers would often fret about Israeli choices and behavior but regard support for its government as absolute and unshakable are at an end.
He says Israel is now rich enough that it should receive no U.S. subsidy for its military procurement. He says he’s prepared to levy sanctions against people who participate in violence against Palestinian civilians or property, and, notably, against companies and banks who support building in Israeli settlements in occupied areas of the West Bank.
Above all, he backs resuming the old, tortuous, and often futile peace process between Israel and Palestinians — this time with a new emphasis and new premises... But rather than the familiar “two-state solution” between Israel and Palestinians, he supports a “23-state solution.” In other words, using U.S. and Western pressure to persuade the nations of the Arab League that the economic modernization and regional security they crave is contingent on them taking more ownership of the Palestinian problem, including an end to Palestinian violence.
Read on @ Politico and sense the shifting sands 'neath Netanyahu's feets.
He says Israel is now rich enough that it should receive no U.S. subsidy for its military procurement. He says he’s prepared to levy sanctions against people who participate in violence against Palestinian civilians or property, and, notably, against companies and banks who support building in Israeli settlements in occupied areas of the West Bank.
Above all, he backs resuming the old, tortuous, and often futile peace process between Israel and Palestinians — this time with a new emphasis and new premises... But rather than the familiar “two-state solution” between Israel and Palestinians, he supports a “23-state solution.” In other words, using U.S. and Western pressure to persuade the nations of the Arab League that the economic modernization and regional security they crave is contingent on them taking more ownership of the Palestinian problem, including an end to Palestinian violence.
Read on @ Politico and sense the shifting sands 'neath Netanyahu's feets.
Rahm Emanuel is a Democrat who are Not in Power so what he says makes Little or No Difference until at least 2028; he is a possible Democrat Candidate for the 2028 Presidential Election, Democrat Strategists say "He’s good at getting reporters to cover him" and "He’s both provocative, but trying to lay down a marker that he thinks is popular with a broader elector" finally "“Electorally I don’t think he’ll be a threat, but he has an ability to shape the race in other ways" So for the time being and maybe beyond 2028 his views are totally irrelevant.
The Knesset has announced the date for National elections to be held in Israel as October 27, the latest date legally allowed, with the vote widely viewed as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership since the start of the genocidal war on Gaza. The Knesset is set to hold the final session of its current term on Friday, making Netanyahu’s far-right coalition government the first in half a century to complete a full four-year term.
Netanyahu faces opposition from former Israeli army chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot who has emerged as Netanyahu’s main rival. According to a poll published on Thursday by Channel 13, an Israeli news outlet, Eisenkot’s Yashar party is narrowly ahead of Netanyahu’s Likud. Eisenkot previously served in Netanyahu’s war cabinet, resigning in June 2024 after saying that the government “had completely failed” to achieve any of its objectives in Gaza. His son was killed during the beginning of Israel’s war on the enclave in December 2023.
The government is seeking to pass several laws before parliament enters recess on Friday. Netanyahu hopes that the legislation will strengthen his electoral prospects. Among the proposals are legislation to reform the judiciary and a bill to suspend the detention of ultra-Orthodox Jews who evade mandatory military service.
Yossi Mekelberg, a senior consulting fellow at Chatham House, a think tank in London, told Al Jazeera that October’s election: “This will be the most consequential election in my view since the founding of Israel in 1948, and it will also be the most toxic.”
Netanyahu faces opposition from former Israeli army chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot who has emerged as Netanyahu’s main rival. According to a poll published on Thursday by Channel 13, an Israeli news outlet, Eisenkot’s Yashar party is narrowly ahead of Netanyahu’s Likud. Eisenkot previously served in Netanyahu’s war cabinet, resigning in June 2024 after saying that the government “had completely failed” to achieve any of its objectives in Gaza. His son was killed during the beginning of Israel’s war on the enclave in December 2023.
The government is seeking to pass several laws before parliament enters recess on Friday. Netanyahu hopes that the legislation will strengthen his electoral prospects. Among the proposals are legislation to reform the judiciary and a bill to suspend the detention of ultra-Orthodox Jews who evade mandatory military service.
Yossi Mekelberg, a senior consulting fellow at Chatham House, a think tank in London, told Al Jazeera that October’s election: “This will be the most consequential election in my view since the founding of Israel in 1948, and it will also be the most toxic.”
Nice to see a country in the ME that has elections.
Iran held elections two years ago.
Not a paragon of democracy, to be sure, but i'll remind you Netanyahu is currently under allegations of corruption in Israel and the ICC has valid arrest warrants for his conduct in Gaza.
Pro Pally's may regret it if Netanyahu loses the Election; "the ICC has valid arrest warrants for his conduct in Gaza." his Conduct in Gaza may well look Tame should Gadi Eisenkot win, considering that he Resigned from Netanyahu's War Cabinet stating that "the government “had completely failed” to achieve any of its objectives in Gaza." That sounds like he may take Action in the way that most Countries World Wide would have done had they been Attacked in the same way as Israel had been and Retaliation for October 7th may Just end up with Gaza being Wiped Off the Face of the Earth.
You're just copying Sheldon Cooper's plan.
