Middle East Conflict

[Palerider]

The "far right" doesn't and hasn't had a monopoly on acting like cunts.

Political and religious extremists are invariably utter fruitcakes.

It's that old 80/20 rule isn't it. If we could get rid of the most extreme 20% the other 80% could live quite happily ever after.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

The evidence convinced me it was a Hamas supported misfired rocket.

The lack of a crater, the burning fire after contact, the Ariel surveillance, the lack of building structural damage, the wiretapped Hamas phone discussion, and the visual and infrared evidence all point in one direction.

Sure, could this all have been faked? Possibly. But unlikely.


I'm going to conclude the obvious. Hamas error.

Is this wire tapping carried out by the Isreali intelligence , the same intelligence service that had no idea terrorist attacks were going to happen 10 days ago. Doesn't seem like a trustworthy source to me.

Same goes for the strategic bombing being carried out. We are being asked to be believe that 10 days ago they had no idea an attack was imminent but now they suddenly have military targets for 6000 bombs? Im no expert but is that plausible?

 

[Paul1970]

Seriously?
What a load of codswallop.

I rest my case

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

based on the evidence and reports I’ve seen, it seems like Hamas or a similar group were the cause of the hospital explosion and mass casualties.

They claim to represent the people of Palestine, but they’ve now mass murdered hundreds of the innocent people they apparently stand for. They were also willing to fire missiles next to a hospital full of sick people.

This group are evil.

 

[west didsblue]

Surely you can support the assumption that Palestinians deserve either equal rights and benefits as the rest of the Israeli population or a state of their own, if you don't agree what do you do about the problem, mass transfer of population? Carry on oppressing them ?

And surely you can see that part of the problem is the treatment of the Palestinians, it's quite obvious to me, perhaps I am missing something

Of course I agree with that but surely it should be clear to anyone that the optics of having a pro-Palestinian demo literally during the tail end of a massacre perpetrated by Palestinian terrorists aren’t great.

 

[cleavers]

Israel have just said absolutely no aid will be going into Gaza without the return of the hostages.

Through their border crossing. It will be allowed in from Egypt.

 

[Ducado]

based on the evidence and reports I’ve seen, it seems like Hamas or a similar group were the cause of the hospital explosion and mass casualties.

They claim to represent the people of Palestine, but they’ve now mass murdered hundreds of the innocent people they apparently stand for. They were also willing to fire missiles next to a hospital full of sick people.

This group are evil.

Did you need this incident to tell you that?

They are just another aspect of the madness that has consumed the region

The Israeli government is the most right wing and the most opposed to any peace settlement and are commiting daily horrors on the west bank are they evil as well?

 

[Ducado]

Of course I agree with that but surely it should be clear to anyone that the optics of having a pro-Palestinian demo literally during the tail end of a massacre perpetrated by Palestinian terrorists aren’t great.

True, it wasn't great

 

[splinter]

I think one thing we can all agree on is that we'll never see peace in the middle east

 

[cleavers]

It does seem incredibly weird. All religions are right wing, that is what they are, ultra conservative. But at the risk of being called racist, the most far right religion by far is Islam. That the left have 'jumped into bed' with a far right organisation just beggars belief.

Not really, it just shows that the majority don't have a fucking clue about it.