Hamas attack Israel & subsequent genocide

[seafoid]

https://www.rte.ie/news/middle-east/2025/0916/1533696-un-commission-gaza/

An independent UN commission has concluded that Israel has committed and continues to commit genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
A new report from the International Commission of Inquiry, set up by the UN's Human Rights Council to investigate alleged violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, found Israeli authorities and security forces committed four of the five genocidal acts as defined by the 1948 Genocide Convention.
Those included: killing; causing serious bodily or mental harm; deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about the destruction of the Palestinians in whole or in part; and imposing measures intended to prevent births, according to the report.
The report concluded that statements by Israeli civilian and military authorities and the "pattern of conduct" of Israeli security forces indicated that "genocidal acts" were committed with "intent to destroy" Palestinians in Gaza as a group.

[imtommygunn]

But what difference will it make 

[johnnycool]

But what difference will it make 

It's small gestures, but Israelis are beginning to see that the rest of the world is against them for all their Hasbara.

Only last week a bill was enacted in the US to make it illegal for people not to source from Israel for political reasons.

Our purchasing teams were mandated new training this Monday warning them of this new law.

Israel is feeling the pinch, they should have been feeling it years ago, but Netanyahu is hell bent on destroying Palestine here and now.


 

[DaleCooper]

They are literally sadists. A lot of it is due to the extreme level of inbreeding [most inbred people on the planet] that creates various mental illnesses.

"Doctors in Gaza observed a disturbing pattern: children with a single gunshot wound to the head or chest, a sign that they had been deliberately targeted"

114 minimum of these cases, they wage war in the most cowardly of ways.



https://www.volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/v/2025/gunshot-palestine-children-israel-war~v1819649/

[johnnycool]

https://x.com/i/status/1967612518077005907

Telling us what we always knew!

Trump is controlled by Mossad as was Clinton and lots of others.

[Rossfan]

The whole US body politic is obviously controlled by Israel.

[DaleCooper]

> Israel bombs Hamas negotiators in Doha
> arab emergency summit convenes in response
> rent boy Rubio visits Israel, says Hamas must cease to exist  then onwards to Qatar for some diplomacy.
> new Gaza ground offensive begins

Fascinating stuff

[Baile Brigín 2]

But what difference will it make 

It actually will.

Now the G word is official ethics committees have to act, from investments to trade deals.

[seafoid]

The whole US body politic is obviously controlled by Israel.

It's antisemitic to accuse Jews of elite control. What if it's real? Everyone in Washington is afraid of AIPAC, the Jewish lobby. It's not sustainable. Things like AIPAC are a danger to ordinary Jews.

[seafoid]

https://www.ft.com/content/ca6c9c3b-20ea-4d57-af6e-bef68c142ce0

But — using my own flawed categories — I would say that, over the past two years, my sympathies have moved from the "pro-Ukraine, pro-Israel camp" to the "pro-Ukraine, pro-Palestine camp". That is because, at the outset of the most recent wars, both Israel and Ukraine were clearly the victims of aggression and war crimes against civilians. But in the past two years things have changed. Israel's mass killing of Palestinian civilians and the use of hunger as a weapon of war cannot be justified as a legitimate form of self-defence. Ukraine is still genuinely fighting for its existence — and is generally doing so with restraint and respect for civilian life. By contrast, for all the Netanyahu government's insistence that Israel faces an existential threat, there is no chance that the last vestiges of Hamas can extinguish Israel's existence as a state. The brutality of Netanyahu's tactics cannot even be justified as a bid to save Israeli hostages. Indeed, it is putting them in danger. For me, at least, Ukraine and Israel are now on different sides of the moral ledger.

[DaleCooper]

Israel understands its blank cheque with the US cant last forever, hence why it will succeed in its mission.

One of their defence chiefs mockingly said Sweden "malmo is my revenge" whilst also singling out Ireland as the other European country they detest.

https://news.sky.com/video/the-israeli-military-has-destroyed-the-tallest-building-in-the-gaza-strip-13431827

[seafoid]

Only last week a bill was enacted in the US to make it illegal for people not to source from Israel for political reasons.

Our purchasing teams were mandated new training this Monday warning them of this new law.

Israel is feeling the pinch, they should have been feeling it years ago, but Netanyahu is hell bent on destroying Palestine here and now.


 
[/quote]That shows how weak Israel is. Follow the law to see what is really going on. All right thinking people see Israel as a pariah. There is no going back. Shalom!

[AustinPowers]

https://www.rte.ie/radio/radio1/drivetime/2025/0815/1528698-drivetime-friday-15-august-2025/

44:40

An Idf soldier who refused  to serve.

About 11 minutes long. His last sentence (55:39) sums it all   up

[seafoid]

Hit them where it hurts

https://www.irishtimes.com/world/europe/2025/09/17/european-commission-proposes-ending-preferential-treatment-for-israeli-trade/

Trade coming from Israel would no longer be given preferential treatment coming into the European Union, under a proposal tabled by Ursula von der Leyen's European Commission.

The move would represent a major economic and diplomatic blow for Israel, hitting billions of euros worth of trade, in response to its ongoing military campaign in Gaza.

[AustinPowers]

Hit them where it hurts

https://www.irishtimes.com/world/europe/2025/09/17/european-commission-proposes-ending-preferential-treatment-for-israeli-trade/

Trade coming from Israel would no longer be given preferential treatment coming into the European Union, under a proposal tabled by Ursula von der Leyen's European Commission.

The move would represent a major economic and diplomatic blow for Israel, hitting billions of euros worth of trade, in response to its ongoing military campaign in Gaza.

Why was Israel given   preferential treatment in the  first place?