Someday this War's gonna End
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Who starts all the Jewish threads ? It’s right under your nose
Reported.
That’s a bit naughty lol
I wasn't sure. I'm a bit groggy on painkillers.
Made me laugh a fair bit
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Of course they will agree with him - they want the conflation to continue as it allows them to continue deluding themselves that there is no valid criticism of Israel, that anybody who does not join their crusade of a final solution to the Palestinian problem is antisemitic.
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The present the proof that he's anti-Semitic, not the proof that he's anti-Zionist.
I'm beginning to doubt you know the difference.
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Israel is the pariah of the Middle East currently. Many seriously object to their inhumane treatment of Palestinians, Lebanese, and Yemenis, etc.
But it doesn't make us anti-Semitic. It just makes you a typical Israeli-genocide supporter resorting to claims of anti-Semitism in an attempt to shut down criticism of Israel.
[When Iran is dealt with] Israeli politicians are already turning their attention to another regional rival: Turkiye.
Speaking at a conference last week, (Former Israeli Prime Minister) Naftali Bennett said that Israel must not “turn a blind eye” to Turkiye, accusing it of being part of a regional axis “similar to the Iranian one”. “A new Turkish threat is emerging,” Bennett said. “We must act in different ways, but simultaneously against the threat from Tehran and against the hostility from Ankara.”
Other Israeli politicians have said similar things in the past few months, with Turkiye a strong critic of Israel’s actions towards the Palestinians and its genocidal war on Gaza, and also getting closer to regional powers such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The tone indicates that while the Iranian government remains in power in Tehran, Israel is already looking for a new regional nemesis, with a network of like-minded states around it.
Speaking at a conference last week, (Former Israeli Prime Minister) Naftali Bennett said that Israel must not “turn a blind eye” to Turkiye, accusing it of being part of a regional axis “similar to the Iranian one”. “A new Turkish threat is emerging,” Bennett said. “We must act in different ways, but simultaneously against the threat from Tehran and against the hostility from Ankara.”
Other Israeli politicians have said similar things in the past few months, with Turkiye a strong critic of Israel’s actions towards the Palestinians and its genocidal war on Gaza, and also getting closer to regional powers such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The tone indicates that while the Iranian government remains in power in Tehran, Israel is already looking for a new regional nemesis, with a network of like-minded states around it.
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