

That’s actually reasonable. Pretty much I would like to see the same option
That’s actually reasonable. Pretty much I would like to see the same option
Based on your comment, can I ask what would be your solution the whole Palestine-Israel conflict?
First of all, Hamas is a terrorist organization and I fully support Israel in removing it. It definitely is not a resistance group.
However, Israel has to change the way they approach the problem. Especially limiting shenanigans like this one and using stupid bombs.
Even if someone supports Israel, some of their actions are . This is one of them.
Civilians are pretty much everywhere alongside Hamas members who are usually between them.
Yes, it is not a part of the definition but the common traits of all genocides definitely directly follow from the definition. Hence why all registered genocides are in fact similar to each other. Israeli actions wouldn’t be similar to any of them.
It’s impossible not to kill civilians in such a conflict when the area you are fighting in is a densely populated city. However, I condemn that Israel is also using non-precision weapons.
Of course genocide is not defined by numbers. However, all genocides should have some traits in common. These traits present in every other genocide such as mass population lost are not present in the Israel’s conflict.
They won’t. Trust me. It’s far more effective for them to get money from the EU
Actually it’s like the current 52% of people support this. However, the other 48% can’t stand these idiots. Hence the protests.
Unfortunately, many people vote based on populism and trust PM’s stupid social benefits which people will have to pay. I honestly agree with you that it’s easier to leave but supporting the opposition from the foreign countries is more difficult. Still, if you want a bright future for you, leave Slovakia till you can…
I would say they are quite relevant. The most relevant point being not even majority support him.
Of course there are bombs falling on Gaza when they organize a terrorist attack. Literally everyone was expecting this type of response. How should Israel respond? I get that there are unused ways of minimizing civilian deaths but every response would be quite dramatic.
I agree that genocides have different flavors but the results of all is a completely or partially removed ethnicity. By saying partially, I mean roughly 40% killed or moved to a detention facility.
And I also agree this started in 1948 but rather when Israel declared its own independence and all Arab countries attacked it. Arab countries lost and the exodus was a direct result of it.
You know, it’s the same with almost every escalation. Arab countries (or now Palestine, respectively Hamas) attack Israel, they lose and then they cry that Israel is bad to them.
Most of those deaths happen due to the lack shelters and lack of places where people can hide. If Israel wanted to genocide Palestinians, they would have done it in a week. Obviously you will have more civilians killed in a crowded city area than somewhere in a field. Also, they would not have to be dead if Hamas didn’t start this.
Regarding the refugee camp: it’s more of an approach where they no longer try as much to limit civilian causalities as much as possible. There was also one of the main Hamas commanders in that camp.
No, it isn’t. Abbas is old, absolutely corrupt (probably even more than netanyahu) and he did literally nothing for Palestinians. So no, PA is not good enough to make peace.
Which exact escalation are you talking about? If about this one, it’s probably more than 20k. What does it prove though?
Judging which bomb is purposefully thrown on civilians is impossible.
I read that article and Israel is not committing genocide even in part.
Exactly. I would even argue that current leadership of PA should be removed, as well.
I would suggest a swap: remove Hungary from EU and accept Ukraine instead of it.
I definitely don’t want them to attack neighboring countries as that usually causes more harm than good.
The far better solution is, as you have mentioned, protest or inform others nations/UN about it. If suddenly hundreds of thousands young people in a population of 2 million start pointing at Hamas’ atrocities, it very probably won’t be left unnoticed.
Needless to say I quite regret those people as their lives must be terrible. However, terrorism is not a solution.
Zionism never asks for the disrespect of international law. Whilst Israel illegally occupies undisputed territories (and I condemn these actions), they fully respect the borders. You will not find a single jew in gaza, neither in Palestinian-only villages.
They have nothing in common with a resistance group. They are just brutal terrorists who have been terrible both to Israel and Gaza, as well. Just look at how much money were they getting and see how it ended.
Israel has done war crimes, so it’s logical to condemn them for these actions. I believe they should have kept the approach from the beginning when they were precisely targeting the most dangerous buildings because Hamas was still a threat.