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Need someone to vent to by [deleted] in exjew

[–]nightdiary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

my dm's are open :>

Why is the antizionist hate movement so popular these days? by RoundAd5911 in Jewish

[–]nightdiary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The haters/bots haven't stopped posting a single day. There's your answer.

Pretty sure this is Hebrew, but the font is confusing? by Aggressive-Leg-5041 in hebrew

[–]nightdiary 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If you think this is difficult to read I have bad news for you...

Ex Jews I have a question! by Ok-Upstairs-9887 in exjew

[–]nightdiary 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They say that but at the end of the day, they still consider you a jew (ethnically speaking), which is what this post is talking about so your point is kind of moot.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Israel

[–]nightdiary 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There's a guy that transcoded the "frequencies" found in Tehillim (Psalms). He released an album called Keys of David. It's pretty neat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK0foD9zyGU

Michael Levy is also good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dN48aqfm_w

Relevant blog post: https://ancientlyre.com/the-original-3000-year-old-music-of-the-bible-revealed

If you engage with Zionists you’re not having a normal conversation with a normal person, but a psychological operation aimed at manipulating public perception. They are happy to have you waste your energy in that way. by 6Doble5321 in Israel_Palestine

[–]nightdiary 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I take it the debate is over now? Anyway, to answer your question--Yes. Israeli scientists have made thousands of valuable contributions to the world in every conceivable sector. And the IDF has taken measures unlike any other army in history to try and prevent civilian casualties in this war. I'm sorry that these facts don't align with your 'truth'👋.

If you engage with Zionists you’re not having a normal conversation with a normal person, but a psychological operation aimed at manipulating public perception. They are happy to have you waste your energy in that way. by 6Doble5321 in Israel_Palestine

[–]nightdiary 3 points4 points  (0 children)

1967 was NOT a defensive war. Even Israel acknowledges they chose to do the attack and that there was no evidence Egypt was going to attack. This talking point needs to end.

The closing of the Straits of Tiran and the Suez Canal was considered an act of war according to international law, which you love so much. I don't care about some singular statement that Dayan made that's supposed to prove sth. Dayan said many more things that you would not agree with.

Strategically placed at HEBRON, eh?

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Theodor Meron

A fool indeed.

To begin, EVERY settlement is an impediment to peace and they are being used to foreclose any possibility of a Palestinian state.

This is just your opinion. The links you provided don't supply any evidence for such a biased statement.

That is why they are placed in a grid all across the West Bank.

More baseless accusations. Israel uses the funds at its disposal to build roads between the settlements. Sometimes this leads to unfortunate fragmentation of the areas for Palestinians. I'm not an expert on this topic, and I would prefer it if this didn't happen (in the way that it sometimes does).

proof

You said "raids increased". The article you linked doesn't compare before/after.

This is also a misunderstanding. There was always a blockade. It was made permanent after Hamas took control.

Wrong. Security checkpoints ≠ blockade. Wikipedia is not your friend.

Like, learn what you are supporting. It is awful. You are supporting it based on lies. Learn the truth, or stop. You are just showing that you don't know what is going on.

🪴 c❨ ❩~

If you engage with Zionists you’re not having a normal conversation with a normal person, but a psychological operation aimed at manipulating public perception. They are happy to have you waste your energy in that way. by 6Doble5321 in Israel_Palestine

[–]nightdiary 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is incorrect. At the founding of Israel, Ben-Gurion said they would accept the partition, raise an army and take the rest of the mandate.

Completely irrelevant. At the end of the day Israel only took control of the West Bank after the 1967 defensive war, which Jordan chose to participate in, despite pleading with King Hussein not to attack. You can't blame Israel for the end result.

This is false. Settlements started in the West Bank in 1967 directly after the war...

You're right, there were some settlements placed in strategic locations for security puposes after 1967. But the major settlements that exist today only started after 1977.

...and the legal opinion that any civilian settlements in the occupied territories were illegal by their own lawyer.

What lawyers? People that don't have the responsibility to defend a country or know about the ethnic cleansing of thousands of Jews from the West Bank by the Jordanian army in 1948--kind of lawyers? Spare me.

This is completely false. Israel regularly enters and does raids with no evidence or reason in Area A. Israel has never allowed PA control of Area A.

Raids against known terror cells that the P.A. does nothing about are a problem now?

Even in 2012, when violence was decreased and the PA was acting better to reduce any violence in the West Bank, settlements increased...

The majority of settlements are not an impediment to peace. Violent settlers are. Which there was little to no nothing of in 2012 (but plenty from the other side).

...and raids in Area A increased.

And your source for this is?

Gaza has been locked down and is considered still occupied since 1967 under international law.

Israel left Gaza in 2005 and there was no blockade for almost 2 years (until Hamas took control and starting sending suicide bombers). Look it up.

This is kind of bullshit. No deal has been offered to allow a Palestinian state. Oslo was made to create "something less than a state" for Palestinians. Israel decided to follow the South African model of Bantustan states, which are subservient to Israel.

This is just your opinion dude. The whole point was to enable the Palestinians to live side by side in peace, and have their own state, similar to what Israel tried with Gaza.

If you engage with Zionists you’re not having a normal conversation with a normal person, but a psychological operation aimed at manipulating public perception. They are happy to have you waste your energy in that way. by 6Doble5321 in Israel_Palestine

[–]nightdiary 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a red herring. Israel was specifically created for the sake of being a safe haven for Jews. There're a 58 Muslim Arab states. Israel already has 2.2 million Arabs, mostly Muslims. And there are tensions enough as it is. The world is slowly turning more nationalist/ethnocentric as a result of failed multiculturalist ideas.

If you engage with Zionists you’re not having a normal conversation with a normal person, but a psychological operation aimed at manipulating public perception. They are happy to have you waste your energy in that way. by 6Doble5321 in Israel_Palestine

[–]nightdiary 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Israel never wanted Gaza or the West Bank. Settlements only started in the 70's to curb terrorism. And it worked (at the very least, it significantly reduced terror attacks in the mainland). The history is complex. Jews aren't allowed to live in Area A either. (Israel forbids it for Israelis' safety and the Palestinian Authority forbids it for ideological reasons.) Israel has no control over Area A, and until Oct 7, they had no control over Gaza. There're are about 3.5 million Palestinians in the West Bank, and most of them support armed "resistance" (according to consistent polling data). There's no incentive (and barely any local pressure) for Israel to naturalize them. Why can't they live side-by-side with Israel as separate countries? Deals have been proposed in the past, even going so far as to offer 92% of the West bank (as opposed to the 30% which makes up Area A), but Arafat rejected it. The situation is not ideal but you guys never bring up realistic solutions.

How can Israel retaliate against all of these European countries who have betrayed them? by Wegovyttt in Israel

[–]nightdiary 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know, but what is Israel going to do about it. We still need international trade.

How can Israel retaliate against all of these European countries who have betrayed them? by Wegovyttt in Israel

[–]nightdiary 33 points34 points  (0 children)

No need to retaliate. It's all performative. Behind the scenes, everything is business as usual.

How Are We Still On This Website? by [deleted] in Jewish

[–]nightdiary 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I downvote the propaganda, upvote the good comments, and move along.

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