Israel slaughters more starving refugees

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Scally-Ho said:
Indeed, they have, and they will do so again given the opportunity. If they had even a shred of humanity inside them, they would not use hospitals as command centres. Hamas would give barbarians a bad name.
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Israeli propaganda.
 
Good to see the supporters of Israel's genocide are getting anxious

They have noticed that world condemnation is increasing.
 
JohnD said:
Good to see the supporters of Israel's genocide are getting anxious

They have noticed that world condemnation is increasing.
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I'm feeling pretty cool about the situation John. Will you be getting anxious and do another night shift.
 
JohnD said:
Good to see the supporters of Israel's genocide are getting anxious

They have noticed that world condemnation is increasing.
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for starters I doubt there is any 'genocide' taking place, in fact there could be more palistines in gaza now than there was when Hamas took all those hostages at the music festival

And I don't see anyone particularily cheering israel along, may be an understand into israels actions and an understanding that hamas (the terrorist organisation) are indeed terrorist that hide behind innocent civillians, and probably do not tell the truth all that often. (even though the bbc quote them as if they were amnisty international)

Israel are taking it too far by our standards, but as said before this is a brutal part of the world and a very diferent culture to our own. And why does this conflict get so much media coverage? far worse wars are raging, Defur / Sudan, genocide without doubt, 2 - 3 times the deaths in the same time period and an estimated 20 million starving due to man/war made famine.... and yet those so touched and upset at the gaza situation never mention the war crimes and death toll there (more women and children dying there too)
 
I always used to stand by the rule of threes.
3 minutes without air.
3 days without water.
3 weeks without food.

The Palestinians, however, according to the terrorist organisation who run the place are actively going for the world record of being the only humans who can go 3 years without food.
Nearly two thirds of the way there already.
I think they might do it!
 
Lirefighter said:
I always used to stand by the rule of threes.
3 minutes without air.
3 days without water.
3 weeks without food.

The Palestinians, however, according to the terrorist organisation who run the place are actively going for the world record of being the only humans who can go 3 years without food.
Nearly two thirds of the way there already.
I think they might do it!
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Exactly.
The term is "an army marches on it's stomach" is very true. An under fed starving army would be a push over literally. This has been going on so long now that it is evident that there is not a shortage of food for hamas, in which case only goes to show and prove that they are indeed getting hold of the aid that Israel is sending in, so if the people are really starving, then surely that is down to hamas?
 
Munroast said:
Israel are taking it too far by our standards, but as said before this is a brutal part of the world and a very diferent culture to our own. And why does this conflict get so much media coverage? far worse wars are raging, Defur / Sudan, genocide without doubt, 2 - 3 times the deaths in the same time period and an estimated 20 million starving due to man/war made famine.... and yet those so touched and upset at the gaza situation never mention the war crimes and death toll there (more women and children dying there too)
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Is it a stated policy of the respective government in those countries to forcibly remove, murder and starve the population while ignoring UN statements? It is in Israel

If i start a thread on Sudan, how many of y'all will take any notice?

Nobody is even talking about Ukraine anymore.
 
In a further blow to F.boy's claims...

An internal US government analysis found no evidence of systematic theft by the Palestinian group Hamas of US-funded humanitarian supplies, challenging the main rationale that Israel and the US give for backing a new, armed private aid operation. The analysis, which has not been previously reported, was conducted by a bureau within the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and completed in late June.

It examined 156 incidents of theft or loss of US-funded supplies reported by US aid partner organisations between October 2023 and this May.

The agency found “no reports alleging Hamas” benefitted from US-funded supplies, according to a slide presentation of the findings seen by the Reuters news agency. The findings were shared with the USAID’s inspector general’s office and State Department officials involved in Middle East policy, said two sources familiar with the matter, and come as dire food shortages deepen in the devastated enclave.
 
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