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You basically just confessed to blatant lying. You began by saying Israel beheaded babies. Now you want to say instead they bombed them. I've had enough of you and your irrational hate. I will no longer be reading or replying to your nutty, irresponsible posts.
Irrational.
Posters say that.
Wow what a delusion. Would you catogorise isreal also a terrorist organization then?
Right so not all Jews are Zionist
What the forum sees is that you are all over the place
Well the Zionist regime doesn’t want that. They want every Palestinian gone.
The country? No. The settlers in the west bank? Yes.
Isn’t the settlers being backed by the government?
That's a very good question, and it doesn't have a simple yes/no answer. For example, earlier this week, settlers attacked a food convoy headed for Gaza. The Israeli government responded by putting down the riot and arresting the perpetrators. Other times, the settlers attack Palestinian orchards and the IDF just sits there and twiddles their thumbs. It appears the government of Israel doesn't have a set policy about the settlers.
Didn’t the government also provided guns for the settlers after 7 October ?
Which? I described two completely opposite reactions to the settlers.
No, it really doesn't. It shows lack of leadership, and much confusion within the Israeli government. But nice try.
When have I ever once romanticized Hamas?
This is like asking "what triggered 9/11". It's pointless to try to point to one singular cause rather than a range of causes that occur over decades, or even centuries. The history of conflict in the region which lead to the oppression of the Palestinian people and the illegal settling of their land, which lead to a rise in anti-Semitic sentiment, which lead to the empowering of Hamas, which lead to Hamas controlling Gaza, which lead to further conflict which increased both military responses from Israel and further anti-Semitic sentiment. If we wanted to talk "recently", Hamas have claimed it was a direct response to increased settler colonialism and the blockade of Gaza.
Also an overly broad question. It depends entirely on the circumstances. In the case of 7/10, I would say a military response is appropriate within international law and human rights. I would say there is no circumstance under which committing war crimes can be considered a reasonable response to terrorism.
