How long until he’s sacked for being antisemetic?
- Oppress people until they get violent
- Be surprised when oppressed people get violent
- Kill as many as you can get away with
- Say the oppressed people can’t be trusted and take their land as a buffer zone or to punish them or whatever
- Oppress them some more until they get violent again, so you can kill more and take their land
Sadly, this seems to be accurate. The Israeli people are being sacrificed by their own government in order to justify the annihilation of the Palestinian people.
- https://www.businessinsider.com/israel-security-forces-escorted-suitcases-cash-hamas-qatar-report-2023-12
- https://www.irishtimes.com/world/middle-east/2023/12/12/buying-quiet-inside-the-israeli-plan-that-propped-up-hamas/
- https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/israel-approved-millions-in-monthly-payments-to-hamas-for-years-to-keep-gaza-stable-report/ar-AA1lhyxu
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They are just mowing the lawn
It was never acting in self-defence to start with.
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Somewhere, Jeremy Corbyn raises a glass.
Oh wow, how bold and brave to say the fucking obvious
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Israel has gone “beyond reasonable self-defence” in its attack on Gaza, a Labour frontbencher has said, as the party prepares for a potentially difficult Commons vote on the crisis later this week.
Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, said it was possible that Israel had broken international law in its military campaign, which has killed more than 28,000 people in Gaza since the 7 October massacre of Israelis by Hamas.
Streeting said Labour had yet to decide how it would respond to an Scottish National party-led motion on calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, which is due to be debated on Wednesday.
However, as the death toll in Gaza has mounted, and with a number of Labour MPs openly calling for a ceasefire, the party’s stance has gradually shifted, with Streeting’s comments among the toughest yet.
Speaking to the Scottish Labour conference in Glasgow on Sunday, Keir Starmer said the “fighting must stop now” in Gaza, and he warned Israel not to extend its military offensive to the southern city of Rafah.
In a vote on a similar SNP motion in November, in the form of an amendment to the king’s speech, 56 Labour MPs defed the party whip to back it, with eight frontbenchers stepping down to do so, including Jess Phillips.
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