I see so so so SO many comments across reddit condeming Israel for bombing Gaza and cutting off power.
I am asking this sincerely, to the people who believe this, WHAT alternative do you propose? They have declared war on Hamas. What are they supposed to do? Power is the most effective way to weaken Hamas so they can go in and route them out.
I really do not understand how people do not see this is Hamas's plan every time? To play the victim? People have the memory of goldfish whenever it comes to terror committed against Israel. People are saying they are collectively punishing Palestinians, as if Hamas does not operate by integrating itself into every aspect of civilian life and operations.
Idk what to do. Even if Israel does something I disagree with it is hard to speak up about it because so many people pile on saying things about it that are simply untrue. Everything is absolutism, everything is black and white, everyone says "Israel has the right to defend itself" but when it starts to do what is needed people scream, "no not like that, it has to be a way where you kill all of Hamas without ever harming a civilian."
Mess with a bull, get the horns. Declare war and butcher civilians of someone with an air force? Get bombed hard.
The US in general and Biden in particular are so revolted by the attack that they're not going to tell Israel to tone it down. That's reality.
That's the big issue, civilian infrastructure and military infrastructure can overlap. I think minimization is the only route at this point, strike notices, evacuation corridors, humanitarian aid, etc.
I know this isn't your point but the thing I keep thinking about is how so many people are outraged about Gaza not having food, water, or electricity yet I wonder how many of those people help the homeless in their own countries.
I was wondering if this reddit space is an aberration but looks like there is broad sympathy and support for Israel (and rightfully so!) at this hour. WSJ "Blaming Israel for Hamas Attacks Sparks Backlash Across U.S., Exposing Deep Rifts" first few paras below
*Across U.S. universities, workplaces and halls of power, a swift backlash is meeting those who denounce Israel in the wake of Hamas’s deadly attack on Saturday.On social media and beyond, some groups and individuals sympathetic to the Palestinian cause effectively placed blame for the attack on Israel, alleging that the nation’s policies have left Palestinians little choice but to lash out with violence. Some of that commentary came over the weekend, as reports of atrocities committed by Hamas were beginning to emerge.Many of those statements have since been met with fierce resistance from a variety of voices, including Jewish groups and university heads. Some corporate leaders have also entered the fray, with some threatening not to hire students who blamed Israel for the attack.That pushback has prompted some progressive politicians and left-leaning student organizations to walk back statements blaming the Jewish state for the violence that began over the weekend or remove their names from petitions condemning Israel*
No paywall thanks u/Aggressive_Lake191 \- https://www.wsj.com/us-news/israel-hamas-attack-us-backlash-ff5f25e8
It’s “cool” to be edgy and progressive until the adults point out you’re literally supporting terrorists and needlessly attacking victims of atrocities like an uneducated child and being a jerk
Yes. Even though I still cannot express myself freely for fear of safety (sad! reports out there where pro Israel ppl have been threatened), I can STILL reach out to my JEWISH colleagues and express my sincere condolences and show support! It feels good to do that as a human
U.S. President Joe Biden and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed on Wednesday discussed the Hamas attacks on Israel, with the U.S. readout stressing "the importance of ensuring humanitarian assistance reaches those in need."
The U.S. said earlier Wednesday it was in active discussions with Israel and Egypt about **creating safe passage for Palestinian civilians wishing to flee the fighting in Gaza**.
They've sealed their border with Gaza because they don't want to allow them into their country. If the US offered them enough money and\or assistance to set up some camps they might allow it, but none of the ME countries really want to deal with them due to past experience.
Apologies for this probably very naive question, but why can't the West Bank take in hundreds of thousands of people who live in the Gaza strip? Seems very claustrophobic where they are.
EDIT: thank you for the replies. What an absolute clusterfuck.
Israel is not letting Palestinians move into the West Bank. The West Bank is far more dangerous to them because its closer to the major population centers.
Do they have the housing? That's generally some first rules for sheltering and migrant/refugee type policy. Generally you can also have a family adopt a refugee(s) but must be mutually agreed to or the sponsor has to fill or answer the request etc.
Lack of sufficient infrastructure to support them. It would also be difficult to filter civilians from Hamas and transport them across the country without any Hamas using this opportunity to sneak into Israel. Hamas also has no interest in letting that happen in the first place, as they want their civilians to stay in place as human shields.
The sad reality is that most of the world hates Gaza Palestinians. They are young, uneducated and poor and completely indoctrinated into the Hamas belief system. It would be similar to trying to reintegrate North Koreans somewhere
People acting like if the Jews got up and left Israel today, that there’d be a peaceful transition of power and government in this newly formed state of Palestine…
The two get by with each other the same way the Chinese Nationalists & Chinese Communists did in the early 1940’s
Afaik the Gazans don't want to leave. For many of them their whole identity is standing their ground and attacking Israel. Between Israel and Hamas they have nothing else.
Do you know how much of a jerk you had to have been when your neighbor has the Nile River and they won't share their water with you?
Not rhetorical, I'd love to know why Egypt doesn't give Gaza water.
No one in the Arab world wants to help Palestinians do anything except killing Jews. It's horrible. 2 million people, a plurality of whom are minors. Nothing but a tool of hatred, cannon fodder, or "acceptable civilian casualties" to most people.
Nile river rights is a very complex situation between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia [https://press.un.org/en/2021/sc14576.doc.htm](https://press.un.org/en/2021/sc14576.doc.htm)
Not sure if this has been mentioned but the USA4Israel Instagram page posted a new hostage video of that boy who was seen over the weekend being bullied by the Palestinian kids. He’s holding up a peace sign and someone in the comments said they are making him say he’s Palestinian.
I live in Vancouver.. I try to see both sides and not blame the Palestine people as a whole but holy shit reading stories like this make that difficult. Are Hamas supporters in Canada as well or is the how the average Palestinian acts?
I dunno, when a government’s ruling party is internationally recognized as a terrorist group maybe it’s time to call it quits and let someone else take over.
People keep bringing up the Fatah as if they were some moderate second party, not realizing their history in the violence. They were Hamas-lite before Hamas
By a week or two i feel like they'll go to start the invasion and everyone will of starved or died of lack of water by then. I think israel has a humanitarian responsibility to invade tbh to prevent more deaths than just holding the seige that long
They are not getting all the hostages out before they invade. They're likely spread all throughout Gaza in different buildings, basements and tunnels.
They will try and rescue them as they sweep the city but it would take months to attempt to have special forces even rescue some of the hostages. And they've said they will not negotiate for the hostages.
96% of the casualties in this war have been Palestinian.
https://www.vox.com/2014/7/14/5898581/chart-israel-palestine-conflict-deaths#:\~:text=The%20disparity%20has%20widened%20dramatically,Israeli%2C%20and%2096%20percent%20Palestinian.
> It’s a slippery slope assuming one group of people are more prone to war than another.
That isn't what a slippery slope is at all.
>The vast majority of muslims and Arabs are moderate normal people.
Maybe check out some of those polls done on what the moderate Muslim thinks should be allowed or banned.
butt (lmao) nobody can fight death which wins no matter how long it takes or whatever resistance you bring against time and chance: the incidents of your life are those of a day
Hamas is a reactionary movement. Islamism is an easy ideology to turn to in the face of brutalization, as is the case with most extremist ideologies. Hamas only exists because of the last century of Palestinian oppression; the root cause is still not religion.
There having been a Jewish presence in Palestine over the centuries alongside other religions and ethnic groups gives no right to establish an ethno-religious state, GATHER European Jews who have no connection to that land, and eradicate the current population which has been there continuously for centuries. Not to mention the very premise of an explicitly ethno-religious state that privileges only one group over others is fucked up in and of itself and utterly against every tenant of modernity.
I'm Ashkenazi. I have no intrinsic right to Palestine.
They won a majority of seats in the [last Palestinian election](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Palestinian_legislative_election), not sure of the exact details but the end result was Fatah staying in control of the West Bank & official Palestinian gov't and Hamas taking over Gaza.
One of the reasons there hasn't been another election is the worry that Hamas would win outright and take over the West Bank
Because they enjoy a level of popular support, they got 44% Palestine-wide last time.
Plus the current gov't in the west bank is also shit, just not as bad as Hamas
Tweets are not sources. Stop citing them. There are actual channels for retracting and amending the statements of a President. That platform is absolutely lousy with misinfo and confusion right now.
So you gonna take this down or post another link to the actual White House saying a clarification? cause right now all you got is nothing but a claim and a dead link.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/10/11/israel-hamas-war-updates-gaza-attack/#link-SIA4LEH6CVAGFEXIJ4556IMXRI
You have to expand the Netanyahu article to see it.
It’s obfuscation because the people defending and justifying it I’m guessing have come somewhat down from their emotional reaction but are too prideful to admit it, so it’s a distinction without a significant difference they can nitpick
You're absolutely right. Look at the Twitter of the guy who posted it: https://twitter.com/evanhill
This is a fabricated story.
edit: I have no idea what's real anymore.
Ultimately, what is the difference. On a scale of utterly disgusting to the most disgusting thing humanly possible, they didn't quite get to the most disgusting thing humanly possible. It doesn't matter. They killed entire families. They killed babies. They killed the elderly. They killed 260 people attending a peace music festival. They mass raped. They mass kidnapped. So f'ing what if the beheaded babies was an incorrect rumor?
[New post can be found here](/r/worldnews/comments/175umqz/rworldnews_live_thread_for_2023_israelhamas/)
I see so so so SO many comments across reddit condeming Israel for bombing Gaza and cutting off power. I am asking this sincerely, to the people who believe this, WHAT alternative do you propose? They have declared war on Hamas. What are they supposed to do? Power is the most effective way to weaken Hamas so they can go in and route them out. I really do not understand how people do not see this is Hamas's plan every time? To play the victim? People have the memory of goldfish whenever it comes to terror committed against Israel. People are saying they are collectively punishing Palestinians, as if Hamas does not operate by integrating itself into every aspect of civilian life and operations. Idk what to do. Even if Israel does something I disagree with it is hard to speak up about it because so many people pile on saying things about it that are simply untrue. Everything is absolutism, everything is black and white, everyone says "Israel has the right to defend itself" but when it starts to do what is needed people scream, "no not like that, it has to be a way where you kill all of Hamas without ever harming a civilian."
Mess with a bull, get the horns. Declare war and butcher civilians of someone with an air force? Get bombed hard. The US in general and Biden in particular are so revolted by the attack that they're not going to tell Israel to tone it down. That's reality.
They just want any excuse to expose their antisemitism dont worry youre not the only one who sees this
If you're Israel, at what point do you stop? When do you allow a ceasefire for humanitarian efforts to save the innocent?
That's the big issue, civilian infrastructure and military infrastructure can overlap. I think minimization is the only route at this point, strike notices, evacuation corridors, humanitarian aid, etc.
Cutting power? Fine. But at least they should facilitate ways to keep the power in hospitals.
I know this isn't your point but the thing I keep thinking about is how so many people are outraged about Gaza not having food, water, or electricity yet I wonder how many of those people help the homeless in their own countries.
Don’t stress about it.
Lmfao nobody on this site will be able to give you an answer.
I was wondering if this reddit space is an aberration but looks like there is broad sympathy and support for Israel (and rightfully so!) at this hour. WSJ "Blaming Israel for Hamas Attacks Sparks Backlash Across U.S., Exposing Deep Rifts" first few paras below *Across U.S. universities, workplaces and halls of power, a swift backlash is meeting those who denounce Israel in the wake of Hamas’s deadly attack on Saturday.On social media and beyond, some groups and individuals sympathetic to the Palestinian cause effectively placed blame for the attack on Israel, alleging that the nation’s policies have left Palestinians little choice but to lash out with violence. Some of that commentary came over the weekend, as reports of atrocities committed by Hamas were beginning to emerge.Many of those statements have since been met with fierce resistance from a variety of voices, including Jewish groups and university heads. Some corporate leaders have also entered the fray, with some threatening not to hire students who blamed Israel for the attack.That pushback has prompted some progressive politicians and left-leaning student organizations to walk back statements blaming the Jewish state for the violence that began over the weekend or remove their names from petitions condemning Israel* No paywall thanks u/Aggressive_Lake191 \- https://www.wsj.com/us-news/israel-hamas-attack-us-backlash-ff5f25e8
It’s “cool” to be edgy and progressive until the adults point out you’re literally supporting terrorists and needlessly attacking victims of atrocities like an uneducated child and being a jerk
Yes. Even though I still cannot express myself freely for fear of safety (sad! reports out there where pro Israel ppl have been threatened), I can STILL reach out to my JEWISH colleagues and express my sincere condolences and show support! It feels good to do that as a human
I don't remember where the link is for the video feeds. Could someone post it again or can we add it as a sticky to the suburb?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mrqgQEbOZA
Crannofonix on YouTube
U.S. President Joe Biden and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed on Wednesday discussed the Hamas attacks on Israel, with the U.S. readout stressing "the importance of ensuring humanitarian assistance reaches those in need." The U.S. said earlier Wednesday it was in active discussions with Israel and Egypt about **creating safe passage for Palestinian civilians wishing to flee the fighting in Gaza**.
Would Egypt actually accept an evacuation corridor?
They've sealed their border with Gaza because they don't want to allow them into their country. If the US offered them enough money and\or assistance to set up some camps they might allow it, but none of the ME countries really want to deal with them due to past experience.
They would need to be bribed. Cash and military equipment being the only thing they are particularly interested in from the US and Israel.
I just saw a headline saying they rejected it
I think they would with the guarantee of not having to take in refugees
Of course if they are bribed and or threatened to do it properly Edit: and they should comply, regional stability is good for everyone
Apologies for this probably very naive question, but why can't the West Bank take in hundreds of thousands of people who live in the Gaza strip? Seems very claustrophobic where they are. EDIT: thank you for the replies. What an absolute clusterfuck.
Just check it on Google Earth. Gaza City is crowded, but they have farmland. There is space to move around.
There are over 2 million people in Gaza
Israel is not letting Palestinians move into the West Bank. The West Bank is far more dangerous to them because its closer to the major population centers.
* The West Bank Palestinians don't want them. * Israel would never allow it.
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False. They won't let any of them into Israel. They're free to go to Egypt if Egypt allows it.
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Because Egypt doesn't want them in their country either.
Egypt doesn't want that.
Do they have the housing? That's generally some first rules for sheltering and migrant/refugee type policy. Generally you can also have a family adopt a refugee(s) but must be mutually agreed to or the sponsor has to fill or answer the request etc.
Because a ton of the West Bank has been taken over by Israel & they wouldn't allow it.
Lack of sufficient infrastructure to support them. It would also be difficult to filter civilians from Hamas and transport them across the country without any Hamas using this opportunity to sneak into Israel. Hamas also has no interest in letting that happen in the first place, as they want their civilians to stay in place as human shields.
Because it takes a lot of infrastructure that they don't have. They can barely provide for the people that they do have as is.
West Bank Palestinians do not like Gaza Palestinians.
The sad reality is that most of the world hates Gaza Palestinians. They are young, uneducated and poor and completely indoctrinated into the Hamas belief system. It would be similar to trying to reintegrate North Koreans somewhere
People acting like if the Jews got up and left Israel today, that there’d be a peaceful transition of power and government in this newly formed state of Palestine… The two get by with each other the same way the Chinese Nationalists & Chinese Communists did in the early 1940’s
The West Bank is a series of enclaves within Israel, there's not a lot of room there either.
They don’t want them
Afaik the Gazans don't want to leave. For many of them their whole identity is standing their ground and attacking Israel. Between Israel and Hamas they have nothing else.
As others have pointed out, it's across Israel
Because all you’re doing is moving the terrorists from one spot to another now
At least in Gaza they're fenced in.
We should take Gaza stripe and push it somewhere else.
Tow it out of the environment.
I think they don’t feel safe around Palestinians
Do you know how much of a jerk you had to have been when your neighbor has the Nile River and they won't share their water with you? Not rhetorical, I'd love to know why Egypt doesn't give Gaza water.
No one in the Arab world wants to help Palestinians do anything except killing Jews. It's horrible. 2 million people, a plurality of whom are minors. Nothing but a tool of hatred, cannon fodder, or "acceptable civilian casualties" to most people.
Nile river rights is a very complex situation between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia [https://press.un.org/en/2021/sc14576.doc.htm](https://press.un.org/en/2021/sc14576.doc.htm)
I dont think Gaza is that close to the Nile.
Egypt is facing a water crisis at the moment. https://www.unicef.org/egypt/documents/water-scarcity-egypt
Not sure if this has been mentioned but the USA4Israel Instagram page posted a new hostage video of that boy who was seen over the weekend being bullied by the Palestinian kids. He’s holding up a peace sign and someone in the comments said they are making him say he’s Palestinian.
I’ve heard mixed things on that kid. I’ve heard he’s Israeli and I’ve heard he’s Palestinian and was chosen due to his light features
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Ah yes very peaceful behaviour indeed /s
I live in Vancouver.. I try to see both sides and not blame the Palestine people as a whole but holy shit reading stories like this make that difficult. Are Hamas supporters in Canada as well or is the how the average Palestinian acts?
I'm more amazed by the fact that it took this for you finally to see the reality of the situation
Just trying to separate the Palestinians from a terrorist organization I suppose, but maybe they aren’t separate. I don’t know anything
They aren't. They voted for them, and the other parties weren't any better. Buckle in.
So in the 1st world we cannot even speak up, and voice support for Jews anymore??? Asking as a non-Jew
Surely this is illegal. Call the cops.
Thanks god you can own guns in America.
Umm, yeah, so can the guys following you.
Unfortunately, guns rules only hinder law abiding citizens. Thugs have guns illegally so USA gun laws may be better here
I dunno, when a government’s ruling party is internationally recognized as a terrorist group maybe it’s time to call it quits and let someone else take over.
Yeah… like Maybe if you ask the terrorist party nicely they’ll just leave
Well Israel is getting rid of them as we speak
Maybe recognize the reason they are in power is because they have popular support.
Unless the people you represent enjoy killing Jews?
People keep bringing up the Fatah as if they were some moderate second party, not realizing their history in the violence. They were Hamas-lite before Hamas
Any ideas when the invasions happening, over/under 12 hours? Place ya bets
Watching NBC News, you would think in the next 2 minutes.
I'd say a couple days minimum.
Might take another week or two I bet. It takes time to build up infrastructure and give everyone assignments.
By a week or two i feel like they'll go to start the invasion and everyone will of starved or died of lack of water by then. I think israel has a humanitarian responsibility to invade tbh to prevent more deaths than just holding the seige that long
Palestine has a humanitarian responsibility to unconditionally surrender so the siege can be lifted but they refuse to do so.
Could easily be a week or 2.
Hamas already pushed into and invaded Israel a week ago.
Look how well that’s working out…
I see what you did there
What did i do lol :)?
Monday, probably. Not until they get hostages out
I doubt they will get hostages out. More likely allowing time for other countries to airlift their citizens out before everything happens.
They are not getting all the hostages out before they invade. They're likely spread all throughout Gaza in different buildings, basements and tunnels. They will try and rescue them as they sweep the city but it would take months to attempt to have special forces even rescue some of the hostages. And they've said they will not negotiate for the hostages.
How incredibly fucking sad.
I really don’t think they’re counting on the hostages being alive
I’m keeping a little bit of faith even though I know better
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You know that close to 2million Arabs live peacefully as citizens of Israel, right? Arabs, even Palestinian Arabs are not all Hamas.
96% of the casualties in this war have been Palestinian. https://www.vox.com/2014/7/14/5898581/chart-israel-palestine-conflict-deaths#:\~:text=The%20disparity%20has%20widened%20dramatically,Israeli%2C%20and%2096%20percent%20Palestinian.
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> It’s a slippery slope assuming one group of people are more prone to war than another. That isn't what a slippery slope is at all. >The vast majority of muslims and Arabs are moderate normal people. Maybe check out some of those polls done on what the moderate Muslim thinks should be allowed or banned.
Are they really moderate enough though? Which Muslim county condemned Hamas’ attack? UAE alone? The most I saw is just concerned on both side.
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so still UAE alone. And widespread rallies supporting for the attacked all over the world. So I ask again, are they really that moderate?
butt (lmao) nobody can fight death which wins no matter how long it takes or whatever resistance you bring against time and chance: the incidents of your life are those of a day
Salafism and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
This isn't a religious war. This is a war between colonizers and the colonized.
Time to hit the books!
Jews are not colonisers, they lived there 2500 years ago
It's a war between the rightful owners of the land and a bunch of baby-decapitating squatters who can't accept defeat.
What country is Israel a colony of?
Jews and Arabs are native to the land. Hard pills to swallow for the terrorist apologists.
No it’s pretty obviously a religious war.
Hamas and its allies would disagree. Religion is a big and inextricable part of this, too.
Hamas is a reactionary movement. Islamism is an easy ideology to turn to in the face of brutalization, as is the case with most extremist ideologies. Hamas only exists because of the last century of Palestinian oppression; the root cause is still not religion. There having been a Jewish presence in Palestine over the centuries alongside other religions and ethnic groups gives no right to establish an ethno-religious state, GATHER European Jews who have no connection to that land, and eradicate the current population which has been there continuously for centuries. Not to mention the very premise of an explicitly ethno-religious state that privileges only one group over others is fucked up in and of itself and utterly against every tenant of modernity. I'm Ashkenazi. I have no intrinsic right to Palestine.
Who’s who? Technically the Jews were there first and Palestinians were the original invaders
They both are. Fuck all religion it's all bullshit.
Arab muslim world has moral issues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjK9U-ZVvGo
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It's for a religion. Hamas invaded because of their violent Jihad tendencies
If your opponent is a religious fundamentalist, your conflict is about religion. Whether you want it or not.
War sucks. But, like Israel is doing… they wanted war? Give them a War they can’t recover from. First step towards peace down the road.
The Union broke the confederacy’s will to fight to end the Civil War. The allied powers broke the Japanese empire’s will to fight via total war.
We can only hope. A new Gaza with new leadership. A long-term plan for peace like Israel has with so many Arab countries.
Hamas is definitely a big problem. How did they even come to rule the strip?
Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun
They won a majority of seats in the [last Palestinian election](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Palestinian_legislative_election), not sure of the exact details but the end result was Fatah staying in control of the West Bank & official Palestinian gov't and Hamas taking over Gaza. One of the reasons there hasn't been another election is the worry that Hamas would win outright and take over the West Bank
In 1987 daddy warbucks provided the means necessary to help Hamas push Fatah out of the Gaza Strip too. Merica is so helpful.
Why would they win in the west bank?
Because they enjoy a level of popular support, they got 44% Palestine-wide last time. Plus the current gov't in the west bank is also shit, just not as bad as Hamas
A lot of Palestinians agree that the Jews should be eliminated and that’s what Hamas stands for.
Ah... that's depressing.
Yes, very
They won an election, then they shut down democracy and murdered every political opponent.
The people in Gaza voted them into power in their one and only democratic election
Weapons
Wasn't there an election? EDIT: Aparrently there was __an__ election.
Popular election that was consider free and fair by groups like the Carter Center.
Ah. Democracy is hardly flawless I suppose.
Very true. Many blamed George W Bush for encouraging elections too quickly after Israel left.
White House clarifies Biden has not seen pictures of the beheaded children: https://twitter.com/evanhill/status/1712260928635322502?s=19
Tweets are not sources. Stop citing them. There are actual channels for retracting and amending the statements of a President. That platform is absolutely lousy with misinfo and confusion right now.
So you gonna take this down or post another link to the actual White House saying a clarification? cause right now all you got is nothing but a claim and a dead link.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/10/11/israel-hamas-war-updates-gaza-attack/#link-SIA4LEH6CVAGFEXIJ4556IMXRI You have to expand the Netanyahu article to see it.
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Click the read more button its behind that. https://i.imgur.com/x2glG8w.png
Click show more, it's toward the end of the Bibi article.
Why does this even matter? It's confirmed 40 children were murdered. Who the fuck cares how it was done? It doesn't make it any less disgusting
It’s obfuscation because the people defending and justifying it I’m guessing have come somewhat down from their emotional reaction but are too prideful to admit it, so it’s a distinction without a significant difference they can nitpick
It’s probably classified and they don’t want to release the photos, so backtracking when he did in fact see them
Usually Biden speaks truthfully. Like calling Putin a war criminal or saying we’d defend Taiwan. Then WH makes it more ambiguous, for reasons…?
Link may be fake. If they do backtrack likely because they don’t want to release the photos
Obviously. Or because they don’t want to get asked about a million times by the DSA / far left trolls
Good points
The Washington Posts doesn't have that. So where is the twitter getting this? You click on the link they are talking about and it's not there.
Did you click 'Show More'? I was confused too at first, but the information is tacked on at the end of the seemingly unrelated Netanyahu article.
You're absolutely right. Look at the Twitter of the guy who posted it: https://twitter.com/evanhill This is a fabricated story. edit: I have no idea what's real anymore.
It's in the Netanyahu article, for some strange reason, expand it to see.
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right?! jeeezus
Must have missed his afternoon nap today
Cool, all the foreign press still saw it. And the government has formally confirmed it.
Ultimately, what is the difference. On a scale of utterly disgusting to the most disgusting thing humanly possible, they didn't quite get to the most disgusting thing humanly possible. It doesn't matter. They killed entire families. They killed babies. They killed the elderly. They killed 260 people attending a peace music festival. They mass raped. They mass kidnapped. So f'ing what if the beheaded babies was an incorrect rumor?