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@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino Israel had a hand in Hamas' coup of Gaza. Indirectly supporting Islamists to counter the influence of the PLO, as a divide and conquer strategy.

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino What’s the difference between a coup and a revolution? What do you want Israel to do about the coup?

The settler violence being waged one-sidedly is a perfect example for why, if a 2SS is to be accepted, demilitarization is a non-starter. The PA is completely incapable of defending Palestinians from being killed in the hundreds and expelled by the thousands. They need an army

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino Fatah abides by international law. Israel does not. Palestine has more right to complain than Israel does.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino Except it doesn't. No one except for Israel and Qatar acknowledges Hamas as the legitimate government of Palestine. They maintain relations with Fatah, and Fatah responds to Israel's pogroms and annexation in as patiently as they can.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino And considering how the Israeli parliament is dominated between Ashkenazim supremacists, clerical fascists, and expansionalists. Then it is appropriate, by your standard, for the State of Palestine to respond accordingly.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino While Israeli Jews choose the same Bible Thumpers every election. Palestinians are denied that privilege. Most Palestinians did not vote for Hamas 20 years ago. They chose Fatah and other secular, left-wing parties. Hamas launched a coup in Gaza and denied future elections since.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino The Israeli government could solve the issue of coexistence by conceding to more moderate Palestinian parties such as Fatah in the West Bank and Joint List within Israel. But they prefer to arouse hardliners like Hamas and PIJ, to justify new annexation and expulsion.

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino Sounds like a recipe for coexistence and concessions, not endless war being encouraged by the delusion of annihilating (Hamas) or dismantling (western leftists) Israel.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino There is nothing "external" about Palestinians. They are direct descendants to the Jews that remained during the Roman and Arab-Islamic conquests. Their adoption of the Arabic language does not make them from Arabia. Even Ben Gurion acknowledged this.

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino Gibberish. The pesky little thing about “self-determination” is that you are an external individual who has no right to call into question a completely different state’s existence. If you oppose colonialism, then it would be hypocritical to think you can. Only Israelis can.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino The State of Israel justified its existence as a safe haven for Jews. Yet the increasing majority of Jews remaining in Israel hold expansionalist apocalyptic beliefs. It is run by people who no longer care about the safety of Jews. And it puts the state's existence into question.

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino So? Antizionists use the secular Jews as propaganda tools, so let those who are happy to stay do so, and let the “fake Jews”—if you let Antizionists tell it—“go back to Poland”. It doesn’t change Israel’s existence

@C3D4X @vvanwilgenburg You talk like an Israeli

@vvanwilgenburg This is the only language Kurds understand. We tried to be nice with you guys

Ac to Kurdistan 24, Syrians attack and beat a Kurdish youth in Afrin for raising the Kurdistan flag (he is also wearing a Syrian flag)

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino And when you combine this stat with the Israeli sources I shared with you, you will conclude that the Israelis that are unhappy are the secular liberal types. And the Israelis that are happy, are the ones closer in ideology to their enemies Hamas and Ayatollah.

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino Among the happiest. afar.com/magazine/the-w….

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino Please share your source that Israelis are the happiest people.,

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino Huh? You think that means anything? newsweek.com/nearly-two-thi…

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino Google your sources to me. 972mag.com/israeli-emigra… timesofisrael.com/2025-saw-sharp… jpost.com/israel-news/ar…

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino They are literally among the happiest people on earth. Google it.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino The fact Germany and Austria of all countries is safer for Jews than Israel, is an embarrassing indictment on Israel.

@Inepsy1996 @Dortlvv @Homiedino And now Jewish people are welcome in Germany and Austria Palestine tbd

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino What we are talking about is Israel's failure to be a safe haven for Jews, based on recorded sentiments among the population, which we attribute as a consequence of Israeli state policies backfiring on itself. The military option is no longer working to secure peace and safety.

@LACEdaFlyFellow @Dortlvv @Homiedino There were far worse anti-Jewish programs outside of Palestine than during and after the 1920s. Yet you expect that Palestinians pay the heaviest price for this? By your logic, the state of Israel should have been formed in Germany or Austria as compensation.

@History__Speaks There was a reason the Confederalists were snubbed by America throughout the civil war, did nothing to recognize them as a political entity and only working with them against ISIS. It is because DAANES' multi-ethnic democratic model is an inconvenience to Israeli imperialism.

@Dortlvv @Homiedino Furthermore, there has been more Israeli Jews leaving than there has been returning, fewer new arrivals to Israel as well. About 1/4 Israeli Jews consider moving out on due to safety concerns and the very divisive nature of Israeli politics: schisms tending towards civil war.

@Dortlvv @Homiedino What your neighbors hate is the continued marginalization and mass displacement of Palestinians. While Israel was able to make diplomatic progress with some countries further away without Palestine as a condition, the Iran war will likely make them reconsider.

@Dortlvv @Homiedino A national Palestinian army under Fatah will not go out of its way to attack Tel Aviv considering the consequences militarily, diplomatically and demographically. A Palestinian army, with Intl support, will be good to repel or deter illegal extremist settlements in the WB.

@Homiedino I agree that the violence in Judea and Samaria is a problem, and I condemn it. However, a Palestinian army would be a non-starter for Israel—it’s simply too dangerous for Israel’s national security. I would rather live under sanctions than accept a Palestinian army.

@nikhil_palsingh American democracy would have been greater than what we are left with today had it worked alongside the indigineous tribes and had sooner ended slavery. What is left to do to salvage this better vision of democracy this starts with reparations.

Benny Morris, perhaps Israel’s “greatest” historian, said it plainly.