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EVERY JEWISH SECT ON THE FACE OF MOTHER EARTH HATE THE ASS-k-NAZIS
You can relax and not try so hard, I assure you no one takes you seriously.
EVERY JEWISH SECT ON THE FACE OF MOTHER EARTH HATE THE ASS-k-NAZIS
Many, if not most of the most prodigious terrorist groups; Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthi Boca Harim, are already Iranian front groups. Iran is a terrorist state leading the world in international terrorism.
And Israel doesn't even have a CONSTITUTION - and it never has - which is absolutely ridiculous for a country that claims to be a "Western democracy"
That in itself is disqualifying.
Those who say "but Israel is like us" need to think again.
Are you even aware that Israel doesn't have a constitution?? Do you understand the importance of having a constitution for a country?
The people in Gaza are hostages of the Muslim world, not Israel.
You realize there’s more than a thousand miles and three countries between Israel and Iran, right? How exactly does Iran having a larger army matter?
Irrespective of which faith Israelis follow, their actions and occupation are illegal and have been since they were given a country. I would condemn any nation treating its neighbours as Israel has done. Let me remind you that, as appalling as the Hamas attack was, under international law the Palestinian people have the right to defend themselves against a belligerent occupying force; in this case, Israel.
Israel is the bad actor here, no matter how much demonizing of Palestine the likes of AIPAC have been doing and brainwashing you with over the decades. Netanyahu has made it abundantly clear that he isn't interested in peace; witness the many negotiations he has walked out on, or admitting he deliberately sabotaged-like Oslo.
"Between the Sea and the Jordan there will only be Israeli sovereignty". Likud Charter, 1977. Think about that for a moment.
Iran will never carry a big nuclear stick if Israel has anything to do with it.
Trump already has numbed us to chaos in his 1st 6 months, that we are all shrugging off a new direct war between Israel & Iran
The Palestinians disagree....as does the result of the globe outside the US."Between the Sea and the Jordan there will only be Israeli sovereignty". Likud Charter, 1977. Think about that for a moment.
There should only be Israeli control of all Palestinian territory. Palestine is not a nation. It is a group of people ethnically related. They reside on land controlled by Israel.
Israel was killing Palestinian civilians long before October 7th, and Israel’s actions since have rendered it irrelevant.Because the 10/7 attack that started this war occured under Trump's watch.
Oh wait....
Israel tried desperately to keep apartheid from falling....and it still collapsedIran will never carry a big nuclear stick if Israel has anything to do with it.
Israel hasn’t been able to “take out” Hamas or Hezbollah in decades of trying. I get American admiration for Israel’s military and security forces borders on worshipful, but if Israel possessed that capability they wouldn’t have needed the US to invade countries like Iraq for them.Netanyahu decided now was the time to take out a regime, which I think Israel is capable of doing. What I am less sure of is whether Israel (and the rest of us) can deal with a headless Iran.
Israel’s apartheid pals in South Africa couldn’t force Angola and Mozambique to stop supporting resistance fighters no matter how many times they invaded, and Iran is unlikely to be differentIt appears it will need to be the policy of any new regime to stop funding Hezbollah, Hamas, attacking Israel, and seeking nuclear weapons, or they will face the same fate ultimately.
The last time there was regime change in Iran it didn't go well.Netanyahu decided now was the time to take out a regime, which I think Israel is capable of doing. What I am less sure of is whether Israel (and the rest of us) can deal with a headless Iran.
"Between the Sea and the Jordan there will only be Israeli sovereignty". Likud Charter, 1977. Think about that for a moment.
There should only be Israeli control of all Palestinian territory.
Palestine is not a nation. It is a group of people ethnically related. They reside on land controlled by Israel.
So Trump was wrong?I believe that Bibi is handling the problem very well.
I believe he had no option but to cripple Iran's nuclear ambitions
Palestinians still remain an ethnic group on the wrong side of history. If they were worthy as a territory, they wouldn't be living in ruins without a leader or supporter.The Palestinians disagree....as does the result of the globe outside the US.
So close! That’s actually Israel, due to its habit of trying to steal other people’s land.Palestinians still remain an ethnic group on the wrong side of history. If they were worthy as a territory, they wouldn't be living in ruins without a leader or supporter.
Palestinians still remain an ethnic group on the wrong side of history. If they were worthy as a territory,
they wouldn't be living in ruins without a leader or supporter.
So close! That’s actually Israel,
due to its habit of trying to steal other people’s land.
They clearly do have supporters. The West endlessly throws tantrums about other countries supporting them.
The last time there was regime change in Iran it didn't go well.
I meant when the Shaw's regime was overthrown.Assuming you're talking about the Shah, it went surprisingly well -- for about 25 years. But it's not 1954 anymore. Although the US has more global reach now than it did then, suffice it to say, we are a hot mess at home. We don't have the headspace for protracted foreign conflict.
I worry about rising antisemitism here and in Europe if the US and the West get sucked into yet another foreign policy debacle in the Middle East that appears to be in support of Israel without any obvious benefit to us. There's already a lot of anti-Israel antipathy on the left, but I can see fault lines on the right as well, and given the conspiracy theory tendencies of those on the right, I don't think it will be simply anti-Likud or anti-Israel sentiments that get expressed.
Assuming you're talking about the Shah, it went surprisingly well -- for about 25 years. But it's not 1954 anymore. Although the US has more global reach now than it did then, suffice it to say, we are a hot mess at home. We don't have the headspace for protracted foreign conflict.
I worry about rising antisemitism here and in Europe if the US and the West get sucked
into yet another foreign policy debacle in the Middle East that appears to be in support of Israel without any obvious benefit to us. There's already a lot of anti-Israel antipathy on the left, but I can see fault lines on the right as well, and given the conspiracy theory tendencies of those on the right, I don't think it will be simply anti-Likud or anti-Israel sentiments that get expressed.