A survey was carried out in Gaza before Oct 7th 2023 and 44% of young people wanted to leave Gaza for various reasons, preferred destinations were Turkey followed by Germany.
The 'Zion' boys are on form tonight.
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A survey was carried out in Gaza before Oct 7th 2023 and 44% of young people wanted to leave Gaza for various reasons, preferred destinations were Turkey followed by Germany.
There seems to be no chance for peace after reading this:
www.theguardian.com
Amid the ceasefire wrangling, how popular is Hamas in Gaza now?
The group still projects a powerful presence but, after all the damage, it will need to divert blame if the truce collapses
www.theguardian.com
There seems to be no chance for peace after reading this:
Amid the ceasefire wrangling, how popular is Hamas in Gaza now?
The group still projects a powerful presence but, after all the damage, it will need to divert blame if the truce collapses
And there you have it.
When asked what would be a “realistic and acceptable” ending to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, just under half of the population said some division of territory between Israel and Palestine, either along the pre-1967 borders or those suggested by the UN in 1947, while slightly more than half preferred a dissolution of Israel, with a single Palestinian state under Islamic law the most preferred solution of all. The least preferred was a single democratic state with equal rights for Arabs and Jews.
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We live in one of the most stable countries on earth, if not the most stable, and you're still sat grumbling away waiting for the state to make your life better. That's just sad.
I voted leave In the hope that it would prevent the beurocratic monstrosity that is the, EU from taking away even more of our elected representatives accountability.
The Tories, Boris in particular, squandered the opportunity and with it our trust.
Reform say they will do what I want, why wouldn't I vote for them?
There is literally no one else to vote for.
Do you know what the word "literally" means?
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What accountability did the EU take away from our elected representatives?
Were we not still governing ourselves?
You wanted a sovereign state? We were 1. Not as strong now though.
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No, I heard it on some American show and liked the sound of it.
Like literally.
Because less people are willing to try and defend the indefensible.
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Ask the carman
That is not true.
The Tories said the same thing.
They said they would reduce immigration to tens of thousands but they didn't.
They had a large majority in the House of Commons, they didn't reduce immigration, in fact it was at record levels under their government.
Why didn't the Tories control immigration when they knew it could be an election winner for them ? Was it because they knew that it was beyond their control but didn't want to admit it.
How will Reform control immigration.
There's no-one left to try, the lib dems and the greens aren't even going to try. Tories failed, Labour failed, Reform are the last roll of the dice.
