20% Arab-Israelis in Israel suggest a far greater ability to co-exist than you're suggesting. But I appreciate every single time Israel is criticised, all Palestinians must also be...and vice versa.
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20% Arab-Israelis in Israel suggest a far greater ability to co-exist than you're suggesting. But I appreciate every single time Israel is criticised, all Palestinians must also be...and vice versa.
...and vice versa.
The issue of the extent of famine is a little surreal, in that the people are being actively bombed and blown up, real time. The threat to lives is open and obvious, without even having to reach the matter of the secondary issues like deprivation of food, water, fuel, medical care, etc.
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Indeed, the fact that 20% of Israeli citizens are Arabs, while virtually no Jewish minorities remain in 20+ Arab countries undeniably suggests that the ability to co-exist is lacking solely on Israeli side.20% Arab-Israelis in Israel suggest a far greater ability to co-exist than you're suggesting.
This was my first post in the thread. Didn't realize the thread has been so universally pro-Israel.But I appreciate every single time Israel is criticised, all Palestinians must also be![]()
And yet, not the first thread on the region, or even this conflict. And as such, not your first post, not that I was at all saying your posts were the totality on that particular line in the sandThis was my first post in the thread.
It doesn't suggest anything of the kind. Right-wing politics in this (and other) countries generally (if not always) require that minorities assimilate, instead of the people letting people into the country make the appropriate accommodations. Israel's government by any reasonable metric is right-wing.Indeed, the fact that 20% of Israeli citizens are Arabs, while virtually no Jewish minorities remain in 20+ Arab countries undeniably suggests that the ability to co-exist is lacking solely on Israeli side.
Indeed, the fact that 20% of Israeli citizens are Arabs, while virtually no Jewish minorities remain in 20+ Arab countries undeniably suggests that the ability to co-exist is lacking solely on Israeli side.
Maybe more well targeted but you can't not react after something like thatFollowing October 7, Israel could have won a lot of international goodwill and support. Mostly by doing less.
If they were successful why is Hamas in control?You could actually look up successful counterinsurgency campaigns
Nobody is saying they shouldn't have reacted. Everyone understands that as much as it'd be nice if Israel didn't look for any excuse to carpet bomb Gaza, October 7th was an attack that invited a response.Maybe more well targeted but you can't not react after something like that
And Hamas knew they would react that way. If you commit terror attacks you can expect very bad things to happen. You hide behind and among civilians after you attack it's your fault when they get hurt.Everyone understands that as much as it'd be nice if Israel didn't look for any excuse to carpet bomb Gaza, October 7th was an attack that invited a response
Hamas knew there would be a response. That doesn't magically absolve Israel of any and all responsibility. It doesn't make Hamas themselves responsible for every single choose Israel then decides to make.And Hamas knew they would react that way.
Hmm. I wonder who lived on the land that's now Israel before Israel was founded just decades ago...Indeed, the fact that 20% of Israeli citizens are Arabs, while virtually no Jewish minorities remain in 20+ Arab countries undeniably suggests that the ability to co-exist is lacking solely on Israeli side.
How should they have reacted?that Israeli response has been a massive overreaction
How should they have reacted?
All you're doing is asking questions you think are smart and bypassing every answer that for whatever reason doesn't pass muster. It gets tiring.I asked how SHOULD they have responded
I think that doing nothing was a better option than what they are doing. But realistically, what they doing, but with more emphasis on civilian lives.