Israel is the new Nazi Germany

[Dans La Lune]

Looks like Iran can actually defend itself to some degree.

Israel has spent the past 20 months planting bombs in cell phones and detonating them in civilian areas. Snipering toddlers and using old men as human shields. It's not so fun picking a fight with someone who can give you a bloody nose.

Time to beg America for assistance.

 

[Dans La Lune]

Regimes and nations have been doing this exact same thing for tens of thousands of years.

Yet, to the simple minded, it only boils down to Nazi Germany.

I hope you don't think that sounded profound and intelligent.

 

[aofie]

I hope you don't think that sounded profound and intelligent.

No, it's just a simple truth.

 

[oneworld2]

OK, so you're not a fan of Bibi wanting to protect his country from a menace with ten times times Israel's population. I bet his people love him right now in their moment of peril.
What else matters? Your attitude or their fear of being wiped out by Iran?

Well it's not a shock that you never attempted to comment on the refutation of your pathetic portrayal of Israel as a weak peacenik state just wanting to live in peace with its neighbours

 

[Dans La Lune]

No, it's just a simple truth.

'Humans are capable of evil, ergo the Nazi comparison is unwarranted.' - Philosopher King

 

[Dans La Lune]

 

[aofie]

'Humans are capable of evil, ergo the Nazi comparison is unwarranted.' - Philosopher King

Nice.

 

[Dans La Lune]

Nice.

I give you all the credit.

 

[oneworld2]

Opinion noted.

Opinion mocked.

But , crucially, not challenged by you either.

Scared of the challenge ?

 

[Fledermaus]

But , crucially, not challenged by you either.

Scared of the challenge ?

What is there to challenge?

A biased opinion is biased.

 

[jaypatriot]

Well it's not a shock that you never attempted to comment on the refutation of your pathetic portrayal of Israel as a weak peacenik state just wanting to live in peace with its neighbours

I still believe Israel wants to live in peace with its neighbors.
But Palestinians are less inclined to live in peace with Israelis.
Do you West Bank Palestinian school will stop teaching their children that it's fun to learn to hate Jews?
Is that a good curriculum for Palestinian children growing you in the West Bank?

August 15, 2024
Palestinian Schools Still Teach Their Children to Hate Jews

Palestinian Schools Still Teach Their Children to Hate Jews

Illustrative: Palestinian children compelled to participate in a Hamas military parade. Photo: Twitter. A new study has found that the …

www.algemeiner.com

Views of the potential for lasting peace​

By Maria Smerkovich, Kelsey Jo Starr and Andrew Prozorovsky
About a fifth of Israelis (21%) say a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully, down from 26% last year. The share who take this stance has declined steadily over the past decade: 50% said peaceful coexistence was possible in 2013.
Despite this pessimism about a “two-state solution,” 56% of Israelis surveyed say the Israeli people are very or somewhat committed to working toward lasting peace. Fewer (41%) say this about the Palestinian people. (Because the questions about commitment to peace were asked for the first time in the 2025 survey, we do not know how these opinions may have changed over time.)
When it comes to leadership structures, 47% say the Israeli government is very or somewhat committed to lasting peace, and 45% feel the same about the Palestinian Authority. Far fewer Israelis (20%) see Hamas as committed to peace. In fact, a two-thirds majority say Hamas is not committed to peace at all.

Can Israel and an independent Palestinian state coexist?​

Around one-in-five Israeli adults (21%) think a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully. Half think this is not possible, and another 19% volunteer that “it depends.”
The share who think a two-state solution is possible has dropped 29 points since we first asked this question in 2013. In the shorter term, it’s fallen 14 points since spring 2023 (before the start of the Israel-Hamas war) and 5 points since spring 2024.

1. Views of the potential for lasting peace

56% of Israelis say their people are committed to lasting peace, but fewer say this of the Palestinian people or the leaders on either side.

www.pewresearch.org

 

[BogJeSrbin]

I still believe Israel wants to live in peace with its neighbors.
But Palestinians are less inclined to live in peace with Israelis.
Do you West Bank Palestinian school will stop teaching their children that it's fun to learn to hate Jews?
Is that a good curriculum for Palestinian children growing you in the West Bank?

August 15, 2024
Palestinian Schools Still Teach Their Children to Hate Jews

Palestinian Schools Still Teach Their Children to Hate Jews

Illustrative: Palestinian children compelled to participate in a Hamas military parade. Photo: Twitter. A new study has found that the …

www.algemeiner.com

Views of the potential for lasting peace​

By Maria Smerkovich, Kelsey Jo Starr and Andrew Prozorovsky
About a fifth of Israelis (21%) say a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully, down from 26% last year. The share who take this stance has declined steadily over the past decade: 50% said peaceful coexistence was possible in 2013.
Despite this pessimism about a “two-state solution,” 56% of Israelis surveyed say the Israeli people are very or somewhat committed to working toward lasting peace. Fewer (41%) say this about the Palestinian people. (Because the questions about commitment to peace were asked for the first time in the 2025 survey, we do not know how these opinions may have changed over time.)
When it comes to leadership structures, 47% say the Israeli government is very or somewhat committed to lasting peace, and 45% feel the same about the Palestinian Authority. Far fewer Israelis (20%) see Hamas as committed to peace. In fact, a two-thirds majority say Hamas is not committed to peace at all.

Can Israel and an independent Palestinian state coexist?​

Around one-in-five Israeli adults (21%) think a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully. Half think this is not possible, and another 19% volunteer that “it depends.”
The share who think a two-state solution is possible has dropped 29 points since we first asked this question in 2013. In the shorter term, it’s fallen 14 points since spring 2023 (before the start of the Israel-Hamas war) and 5 points since spring 2024.

1. Views of the potential for lasting peace

56% of Israelis say their people are committed to lasting peace, but fewer say this of the Palestinian people or the leaders on either side.

www.pewresearch.org

I hope that drops to 0% soon. Palestine is a fake country and all Israelis should recognize that.

 

[Dans La Lune]

I hope that drops to 0% soon. Palestine is a fake country and all Israelis should recognize that.

All countries are fake. They only exist as a function of a population's ability to operate in that region, organize, and be recognized by others.

Israel is far more of an artificial country than Palestine. Palestinians are indigenous to the region. Israel was colonized by white Europeans.

 

[Dans La Lune]

I still believe Israel wants to live in peace with its neighbors.

LOLOLOL. Israel is fighting like 4 or 5 wars with its neighbors.

But Palestinians are less inclined to live in peace with Israelis.

Totally false.

Do you West Bank Palestinian school will stop teaching their children that it's fun to learn to hate Jews?

How Israel teaches its children to hate

Dissident Israeli scholar Nurit Peled-Elhanan’s important academic study, “Palestine in Israeli School Books” is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand some important realities about …

www.middleeastmonitor.com

Peled-Elhanan’s book was a major study of 17 Israeli school textbooks on history, geography and civic studies. As you can see from what she says in the interview above, she came to some stark conclusions.

When they even mention Palestinians at all, Israel’s official schoolbooks teach a “racist discourse”, which quite literally wipes Palestine off the map. Maps in the schoolbooks only ever show “the Land of Israel”, from the river to the sea.

She explained that not a single one of the schoolbooks included “any positive cultural or social aspect of Palestinian life-world: neither literature nor poetry, neither history nor agriculture, neither art nor architecture, neither customs nor traditions are ever mentioned.”

Of the rare times that Palestinians are mentioned, it is in an overwhelmingly negative and stereotypical fashion: “all [the books] represent [Palestinians] in racist icons or demeaning classificatory images such as terrorists, refugees and primitive farmers — the three ‘problems’ they constitute for Israel.”

She concluded that the children’s schoolbooks “present Israeli-Jewish culture as superior to the Arab-Palestinian one, Israeli-Jewish concepts of progress as superior to the Palestinian-Arab way of life and Israeli-Jewish behaviour as aligning with universal values.”

All this is quite the opposite of the stereotypical and misleading story about children’s schoolbooks in Palestine. The books printed by the Palestinian Authority since the 1990s are frequently portrayed in anti-Palestinian demonology as putting forth the worst anti-Semitic calumnies about Jewish people.

Overall, this narrative is a crude fabrication instigated by anti-Palestinian propaganda groups, such as that run by Israeli settler Itamar Marcus and his “Palestinian Media Watch”.

Peled-Elhanan’s book comprehensively demolished a second, complementary, Israeli myth: that Israelis – by way of contrast to the dastardly Palestinians – instead “teach love thy neighbour”, to quote Israel’s war criminal ex-foreign minister Tzipi Livni.

That can be seen in the video that circulated on social media this week of young Israeli soldiers celebrating and cheering after they dynamited Palestinian homes east of Jerusalem. Those same soldiers are a product of Israel’s education system.

As Israel’s violent oppression of an entire indigenous people become more and more blatant for the world to see, so public opinion is increasingly shifting against Israel – even among the previously supportive voter and activist base of the Democratic Party in the US.

As Israel can rely less and less on outside support, it becomes more important for the apartheid state to circle the wagons, and ensure the next generation of settlers and soldiers are inculcated into the Israeli state’s official ideology – Zionism.

 

[jaypatriot]

LOLOLOL. Israel is fighting like 4 or 5 wars with its neighbors.



Totally false.

You could be an excellent Palestinian defense attorney.
You made your case in favor of a Palestinian population that does not deserve statehood.
Nor are the Israelis in favor of having a nation opposed to Israel sitting on its Eastern border.

 

[oneworld2]

What is there to challenge?

Whether or not Zionism is comparable to Nazism.

You seem scared of the debate

A biased opinion is biased.

Few are more biased than you are but you are using this as a means to swerve the debate? Really ?? lol

 

[Fledermaus]

Whether or not Zionism is comparable to Nazism.

It isn't.

I wasn't clear enough for you?

You seem scared of the debate

Few are more biased than you are but you are using this as a means to swerve the debate? Really ?? lol

You are certainly as biased if not more biased as I appear to you.

 

[oneworld2]

I still believe Israel wants to live in peace with its neighbors.
But Palestinians are less inclined to live in peace with Israelis.
Do you West Bank Palestinian school will stop teaching their children that it's fun to learn to hate Jews?
Is that a good curriculum for Palestinian children growing you in the West Bank?

August 15, 2024
Palestinian Schools Still Teach Their Children to Hate Jews

Palestinian Schools Still Teach Their Children to Hate Jews

Illustrative: Palestinian children compelled to participate in a Hamas military parade. Photo: Twitter. A new study has found that the …

www.algemeiner.com

Views of the potential for lasting peace​

By Maria Smerkovich, Kelsey Jo Starr and Andrew Prozorovsky
About a fifth of Israelis (21%) say a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully, down from 26% last year. The share who take this stance has declined steadily over the past decade: 50% said peaceful coexistence was possible in 2013.
Despite this pessimism about a “two-state solution,” 56% of Israelis surveyed say the Israeli people are very or somewhat committed to working toward lasting peace. Fewer (41%) say this about the Palestinian people. (Because the questions about commitment to peace were asked for the first time in the 2025 survey, we do not know how these opinions may have changed over time.)
When it comes to leadership structures, 47% say the Israeli government is very or somewhat committed to lasting peace, and 45% feel the same about the Palestinian Authority. Far fewer Israelis (20%) see Hamas as committed to peace. In fact, a two-thirds majority say Hamas is not committed to peace at all.

Can Israel and an independent Palestinian state coexist?​

Around one-in-five Israeli adults (21%) think a way can be found for Israel and an independent Palestinian state to coexist peacefully. Half think this is not possible, and another 19% volunteer that “it depends.”
The share who think a two-state solution is possible has dropped 29 points since we first asked this question in 2013. In the shorter term, it’s fallen 14 points since spring 2023 (before the start of the Israel-Hamas war) and 5 points since spring 2024.

1. Views of the potential for lasting peace

56% of Israelis say their people are committed to lasting peace, but fewer say this of the Palestinian people or the leaders on either side.

www.pewresearch.org

All of those copy and pastes for what?

Are you now crawling away from your claim that Israel is just a little weal arsed state that is surrounded by big powerful Arab states?

BTW you don't have to " teach Palestinian kids to hate Israelis", Israeli illegality and crimes against them and their families ensure it anyway. That this seems lost on you also isn't a surprise

 

[oneworld2]

It isn't.

I wasn't clear enough for you?

^^^ Isn't a case, nothing like one. At least they put some meat on the bones for their opinion, you never even tried.

Why?

Because you are scared of the debate.

Ah the infamous nervous laugh again lol

You are certainly as biased if not more biased as I appear to you.

Nope, not even close.

 

[Fledermaus]

^^^ Isn't a case, nothing like one. At least they put some meat on the bones for their opinion, you never even tried.

Why?

Because you are scared of the debate.

Ah the infamous nervous laugh again lol

Nope, not even close.

My opinion is that the claim that Israel is the new Nazi Germany is both stupid and inflammatory.

What further debate is required?

 

[jaypatriot]

All of those copy and pastes for what?

Are you now crawling away from your claim that Israel is just a little weal arsed state that is surrounded by big powerful Arab states?

BTW you don't have to " teach Palestinian kids to hate Israelis", Israeli illegality and crimes against them and their families ensure it anyway. That this seems lost on you also isn't a surprise

A handsome pit bull can be a treacherous animal if provoked.
You never know what they're going to do next.
That's why they're called pit bulls.
Something to avoid at all costs.
Like Palestinian children, you can teach them to hate anything.

 

[BogJeSrbin]

A handsome pit bull can be a treacherous animal if provoked.
You never know what they're going to do next.
That's why they're called pit bulls.
Something to avoid at all costs.
Like Palestinian children, you can teach them to hate anything.

We have to consider the possibility that this is genetic. Are Palestinians genetically predisposed to hate? Any Lebanese Christian will tell you they make trouble wherever they go.

 

[Fledermaus]

We have to consider the possibility that this is genetic. Are Palestinians genetically predisposed to hate? Any Lebanese Christian will tell you they make trouble wherever they go.

Where do they go?

 

[jaypatriot]

We have to consider the possibility that this is genetic. Are Palestinians genetically predisposed to hate? Any Lebanese Christian will tell you they make trouble wherever they go.

Palestinians have been taught to hate. Just like Pit Bulls no matter how handsome they are.
Because they have been on the losing side of history for over 75 years, they will continue to be motivated by their hatred of Jews because that is all they have ever known. And their children are taught that every day in schools funded by American and Muslim aid.

 

[Hamish Howl]

If you study Deretiċ, you will realize that the entire world is rightfully Serbian. Ancient India; China, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Mesoamerica were all Serbian and this is verified through toponyms. Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad were Serbs. Even God is a Serb.

And because God is a Serb, what is considered “rightful” land is what Serbian nationalists think is rightful land as Serbian nationalists receive word from God himself. God is a Serb and he will protect the Serbian and Israeli people from Muslim terrorism, and he will protect the Russian people from Ukrainian Nazism.

Also, it is correct to say globalist Jews are trying to destroy Israel and Serbia. The Jews in Israel are very different from the Jews in these global cabals. Steve Bannon was right.

This is top-tier shitposting.