Are you really challenging the notion that Jewish people have been unfairly persecuted and stigmatized in history?Why, if true, is that the case?
Do you have an elementary knowledge of history?
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Are you really challenging the notion that Jewish people have been unfairly persecuted and stigmatized in history?Why, if true, is that the case?
Jews aren't the only ones. Amerindians, Armenians,Are you really challenging the notion that Jewish people have been unfairly persecuted and stigmatized?
Do you have an elementary knowledge of history?
And it is this context of carnage that makes the efforts of groups such as the Parents Circle and people such as Vivian Silver all the more heroic.You could find lots of Palestinians whose homes have been destroyed who'd say awful things about Israelis, but it would be remarkably unempathetic to denounce any of them as despicable, given the circumstances.
If you are asking whether I deny the holocaust, most certainly NOT .Are you really challenging the notion that Jewish people have been unfairly persecuted and stigmatized in history?
1) Racial and cultural Jealousy.Why, if true, is that the case?
Personally, I have nothing against Jews. On the contrary,
I admire them.
However, I despise those who deal in evil & oppression, whoever they may be.
In the context of the Industrial Revolution, following the Jewish Emancipation, Jews rapidly urbanized and experienced a period of greater social mobility. With the decreasing role of religion in public life tempering religious antisemitism, a combination of growing nationalism, the rise of eugenics, and resentment at the socio-economic success of the Jews led to the newer, and more virulent, racist antisemitism.1) Racial and cultural Jealousy.
2) Convenient scapegoat by Christian politicians for their own failures.
From The Times of Israel:
It is a long and deeply disturbing article where we can read:
Schem spoke in depth for the first time about the experience to both Channel 12 and 13 news, recounting the moments she was taken hostage, the suffering and mental torture she endured in captivity, and the experience of coming back home.“It’s important to me to reveal the real situation about the people who live in Gaza, who they really are, and what I went through there,” she told Channel 13 news. “I experienced hell. Everyone there are terrorists… there are no innocent civilians, not one,” she said. “[Innocent civilians] don’t exist.”
The article deserves to be read because Mia Schem deserves to be heard -- the truth of her trauma must be recognized and acknowledged. So, too, the trauma being endured by far, far too many innocent Palestinian civilians who do in fact exist.
Even as we prepare for a bitter harvest of hate I think it's really important to remember that empathy is not a zero sum game.
It's worth noting that the average that over half of Gazans are children.
At annual summer camps, Hamas trains kids to fire guns, kidnap soldiers
Children at 'Pioneers of Liberation' camp drill to become combatants against Israel, simulate shooting attacks in Jerusalemwww.timesofisrael.com
I don’t find children being taught wrong in Israel. .
That's true. I hope she gets the opportunity to heal.Trauma is real and hurt people hurt people. To broad-brush all Palestinians is to recognized a broken spirit. PTSD is a recognized issue for those who have been through horrors.
What does this claim mean?For Gazans, there is no 'post' traumatic stress: https://www.reuters.com/world/middl...bombardment-with-ground-war-start-2023-10-21/.
From the article:What does this claim mean?
Is it that the traumatic stress is current rather than "post"?
If so, I disagree.
Mental health experts in Gaza have said there is no such thing there as post traumatic stress disorder because the trauma in the enclave is continuous, with repeated bouts of armed conflict stretching back nearly two decades.
I find that odd. It would mean that if there'sFrom the article:
It's not that they aren't experiencing the symptoms of PTSD. It's that they have to experience those symptoms whilst experiencing new unrelenting traumas. The term 'Present-traumatic stress disorder' was coined to describe mental health in gaza several years ago.I find that odd. It would mean that if there's
a lull in trauma inducing events, they'd
experience no PTSD. I don't believe that.
OK.It's not that they aren't experiencing the symptoms of PTSD. It's that they have to experience those symptoms whilst experiencing new unrelenting traumas. The term 'Present-traumatic stress disorder' was coined to describe mental health in gaza several years ago.
I don’t think so. Children as soldiers are not new. African militia are notorious in taking children and training them. They become more coldhearted than the adults. Something along the lines of "It's worth noting that the average that over half of Gazans are children.
It seems evident to me that the reason they use child soldiers is because many don't make it to adulthood.
Not defending it, but providing an explanation.
In this context, speaking of child-soldiers in Gaza whilst also trying to speak of Israel in a positive light is ignoring the elephant in the room that the adults are dying off due to the occupation Israel subjects them to.
As an aside, Lenin in these quotes was referring to teaching children the materialist world-view, not supporting child-soldiers. Lenin was also the most notable Russian leader to combat antisemitism, even given his low tenure.“Give me just one generation of youth, and I’ll transform the whole world.” —Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
“Give me four years to teach the children and the seed I have sown will never be uprooted.” —Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
I don’t think that is the storyline.I agree that child-soldiers are not unique to this conflict. I do however think the fact that Gaza is majority children is reason to be angered at the occupation, rather than the occupied. I find the emergence of child terrorists is a predictable result of this, while it should obviously not be supported.
The statement of Lenin is a principle that can be applied in any generation and for any type of society. Teach children not to be racist when small and you will have the next generation of non-racistsAs an aside, Lenin in these quotes was referring to teaching children the materialist world-view, not supporting child-soldiers. Lenin was also the most notable Russian leader to combat antisemitism, even given his low tenure.
How did you come to that conclusion?..there is no occupation..
That ended many years ago...there is an effort to create two states..
As previous poster mentioned UN disagrees.First, there is no occupation…
Not Israel's best effort.there is an effort to create two states.
the UN is notoriously biased when every year they condemn any Israeli action and in all of the years never condemned Hamas Palestinians. Not even the recent atrocitiesHow did you come to that conclusion?
The UN do not agree with you.
Thanks to the Hamas.That ended many years ago.