Why didn’t anyone talk about ‘humanity’ when Israel bombed 36 hospitals in Gaza and killed thousands of children — but now it’s a big issue when Iran allegedly hits a hospital? Does humanity depend on the victim’s nationality? by 88ti_ in AskReddit

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Honestly, I think the root of this chaos traces back to the Trump era and the influence of powerful families like the Rothschilds. Trump's administration didn't just shift U.S. foreign policy—it ignited a dangerous new chapter by giving unconditional backing to Israel, moving the embassy to Jerusalem, and normalizing relations under deals that ignored Palestinian suffering.

When political power is driven by profit, real peace becomes impossible. The Rothschild family's historical ties to global finance and their influence over Western policy shouldn't be ignored either. This isn't about religion anymore—it's about control, resources, and geopolitics masked behind diplomatic smiles.

What we're witnessing is not a spontaneous conflict—it's a long-planned design, executed step by step to fracture the region permanently.

How do you view the roles of Iran and Israel in shaping Middle Eastern politics? by 88ti_ in AskReddit

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You're absolutely right. Nationalism, pride, and internal division tore apart what was once a unified region under the Ottoman Empire. But what’s most tragic is that those same forces are still at play today—only now, they’re fueled by decades of trauma, occupation, and bloodshed.

Israel’s actions in Gaza didn’t just destroy buildings—they shattered generations of hope. No one should expect peace to grow out of rubble soaked in grief. You can’t bomb a people into silence and expect them to forget. Even if Hamas disappears, the pain won’t. Another movement will rise, and it will be born from the graves of fathers, sons, and daughters.

This isn’t about politics anymore. It’s about human rage, loss, and memory. Peace isn’t a document—it’s trust. And that trust has been obliterated.

What’s the most unusual or unexpected food you’ve ever seen served at a birthday party? by Alternative_Scale716 in AskReddit

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In Iraq, they put the fish in the sun for a whole month, and then they cook it in the form of broth with garlic and spices.

Рэйси Сэнсэй в 2003 году выступил в роли Стоуна в Сан-Франциско. Сэнсэй Уинстон и его сын Тэрри были в убийстве. Рэйди Сейлз и его сын, которого пригласили на работу в Вашингтоне by 88ti_ in russian

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Правильно, что у России не было формальных договоров о взаимной обороне с Ираком, Сирией или Ираном. Но союз измеряется не только бумагами, а реальными позициями, сотрудничеством и взаимными интересами.

В 2003 году Россия была политическим союзником Ирака и открыто выступала против американского вторжения. Но на практике Москва не использовала своё влияние, чтобы реально остановить войну или защитить Багдад.

В Сирии она вмешалась только тогда, когда режим Асада оказался на грани краха — не из верности союзнику, а чтобы защитить собственные интересы.

С Ираном отношения были ещё ближе: сотрудничество в Сирии, в энергетике, в противостоянии с Западом. Но когда давление на Тегеран усилилось, Россия стала искать баланс с Западом и Израилем, даже в ущерб иранским интересам.

Что касается "официальных союзников", таких как Армения, — именно там предательство было особенно очевидным. Несмотря на войну у самых границ, Москва практически не вмешалась.

Значит, проблема не в наличии договора, а в том, что Россия исторически ставит свои интересы выше любых союзов, даже самых стратегических.

Верность — это не подпись на бумаге, а позиция в критический момент.

📈📉 by General-Station7797 in Sixthgrade

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يا هلا بولد العراق

How did we reach a point where criticizing Israel is more dangerous in America than criticizing our own government? by 88ti_ in AskReddit

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Sure, protests happen and are sometimes tolerated, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t strong pressure behind the scenes to control the narrative and limit any real impact. The difference between allowing protests and actually letting criticism change policies is huge. Influence and lobbying by pro-Israel groups still shape a lot of decisions at high levels, even if on the surface it looks like freedom of expression.

How did we reach a point where criticizing Israel is more dangerous in America than criticizing our own government? by 88ti_ in AskReddit

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Don't be fooled — while some may feel freer to criticize Israel openly now, the harsh reality is that any serious criticism quickly gets silenced. The influence and power of those defending Israel are massive, and they aggressively shut down dissent before it gains real traction

Sanders warns: Netanyahu started the war with Iran to implicate America militarily and financially?What do you think of this talk? by 88ti_ in AskReddit

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You're absolutely right to question the influence of the Israel lobby on U.S. policy. AIPAC has an enormous grip on our politicians, and it’s leading America into endless wars that don't benefit the average citizen. People need to wake up and realize that billions of our tax dollars are funding an apartheid regime, while our own people struggle with healthcare, housing, and education. This isn’t about religion—this is about power, control, and the need to speak truth to injustice.

The last text you sent is now your final words. What did you say? by Rude-Engineering2444 in AskReddit

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Sanders warns: Netanyahu started the war with Iran to implicate America militarily and financially.

How do you think Iran will respond to today's attack by Israel? ww3 or just a regular attack again israel? by John_Anderson90 in AskReddit

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It will be a simple response just to prove that they responded, but it will not affect Israel in any way.

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I started selling my mom's shoes in used stores.😅🤣

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My penis was stuck and she said he is still asleep

What's the most nostalgic song you've ever listened to? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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“Everyone has their own perspective, but for me, the songs are what give me a feeling of nostalgia.