"would you say the same about the British, look what their government is doing."
You're joking right...? You do know I'm Irish and 800 years of occupation tends to leave you with a certain opinion but if you want, you could say the same about any colonial power but what you're forgetting is that Germany openly and nationally supports Israel unconditionally.
@Andrada@aral "I truly believe germans are good people but brainwashed. So they have no idea what is happening in Palestine."
Sounds familiar? I truly believe germans are good people but brainwashed. So they have no idea what happened in the death camps.
Every German knows what their country is involved in with the Israelis because they've voted for it since 1950. Stop making fucking excuses for them while posting stuff on the mass murder and genocide that they have directly profited from.
If anyone wants to say to me that we should be treating Israelis with respect, they can fuck off. These are citizens of our countries being physically and mentally abused and all the while, our governments do nothing. We cannot and should not separate Israelis anymore. This is the will of Israel - not just their government and we must stop them. Deport all Israelis, including dual citizens. Ban all Israeli goods and services. #freepalesti̇ne#fuckIsreal#fromtherivertothesea#palestine
My nine year old child is more aware of the significance of boycotting an event that enables a propaganda opportunity for a regime that murders children on a daily basis than the fucktards here supporting #Eurovision. #freepalesti̇ne#fuckIsreal#fromtherivertothesea#palestine
@ApostateEnglishman I genuinely believe that the biggest political mistake the UK has ever made was to reject proportional representation. The current system makes coalition almost impossible and helps to sustain the two party system. People are fed up with the status quo and in these cases, they will always choose the easy option which is far right populism. It doesn't help that Labour is left wing only in name.
Foolishly, Ukraine has showed unwavering support for the Israeli military regime and yet again, Tel Aviv shows that it does not give a flying fuck about anyone else bar itself.
When are nation states going to realise that they are all being taken for a ride by the regime on stolen property.
The Israeli military regime does not have a right to exist if that existence is at the expense of innocent people and other nations.
@joannejacobs@aral The current government, the most far-right in Israel’s history, was democratically elected in 2022 with a clear mandate for its approach to Palestine. While there have been protests—such as those against judicial reforms or specific military actions—there has been no mass refusal of conscription, no widespread civil disobedience, and no significant electoral shift away from hawkish policies. 3)
@joannejacobs@aral These bodies have documented systematic violations, including the blockade of Gaza, settlement expansion, and military actions that disproportionately harm civilians. As for the claim that ‘the people did not support the war on Gaza or Iran’: Israel is indeed a democracy, but its democracy has consistently elected governments that pursue these policies. 2)
@joannejacobs@aral You’re right that the Israeli people have a right to exist in safety and dignity—just as Palestinians and all people do. However, the argument that the Israeli government has broken international law—including prohibitions on genocide, apartheid, and war crimes—is not just rhetorical; it is supported by reports from the UN, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the International Criminal Court (ICC). 1)
@joannejacobs@aral The ‘silent majority’ argument ignores the reality that silence and compliance in the face of oppression are forms of consent. If Israeli society truly opposed these policies, its collective power to demand change—through protests, votes, or refusal to participate in military actions—would be evident. Until then, the government’s actions reflect the will, or at least the tolerance, of its people. 5)
@joannejacobs@aral Polls, like the one shared, show substantial public support for actions that violate international law, including the expulsion of Palestinians and the use of extreme military force. Democracy does not absolve a population of responsibility for the actions of its government, especially when those actions are well-documented and widely publicised. 4)
@aral I hear you. This is way past any accusations of anti-semitsm. None of us have any ill will towards jewish communities across the world and in fact, in some cases, those very people are suffering worse repercussions from Zionists than the rest of us. If we don't continue, our future generations will detest us as much for not doing the right thing.
These details have been corroborated by Palestinian journalists, eyewitnesses, and medical reports. Why are we even entertaining these scumbags in our country in any shape or form? It's not as if they are under a brutal regime because they fucking voted in majority to have this society and practically all of them serve in their wehrmacht. It's seems to me that the only thing they have learnt from the Holocaust is how to repeat it. 🔚 #NeverStopTalkingAboutPalestine#Palestine#IsraelWarCrimes
18-month-old Palestinian child, identified as Karim Abu Nassar, was tortured by Israeli soldiers in Gaza. According to these reports, the child was subjected to cigarette burns and had a nail inserted into his leg in front of his father, Osama Abu Nassar, during an interrogation. The purpose of this torture was to pressure the father into making a confession. 1)
Thank you for your billions of dollars a year. Your endless supply of weapons. Your training of our military. Your free health care. Your nuclear power and weapons.
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