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@TVietor08 They pinpointed the time he left his bunker, you idiot.

Actual CBS question to Netanyahu: “Israeli intelligence within Iran allowed you to pinpoint the location of the supreme leader and others. That is a kind of granular intelligence that is borderline miraculous in the modern world.” The IDF bombed the Supreme Leader’s house!!!

@zaydbar @OmarHamadD Holy projection lol

@OmarHamadD That is because colonizers only understand the language of violence and might.

You can’t convince yesterday’s colonizer that today’s colonizer is wrong.

@HamraAbraham Class act

@jonkentcomrade Will you apologize when they don’t get the death penalty?

They're charging people who were trying to bring children food with the death penalty but yeah totally not Nazi Germany 2.0

@JacobALinker @HusseinAboubak Non-paywall version?

@HusseinAboubak's essay on the Nakba in the Arab mind ideas.tikvah.org/mosaic/essays/…

What does it mean to "deny the Nakba" though? Often this language is just used as a framing to say that any denial of the Arab-Palestinian narrative about 1948 is a "denial". Nobody denies that a lot of Palestinian Arabs became homeless because of a War in 1947-1949. The original use of the term "Nakba" was coined by Syrian (and Pan-Arab) historian Constantin Zureiq in his work 1948 work Ma'na al-Nakba (The Meaning of the Disaster). It was in reference to the Arab *military* defeat and failure to exterminate Jewish national ambitions. The Palestinian refugees' plight prior to the 1990s was always subsidiary to how it was a festering sore and injury to the Arab ego. The shift towards emphasis on the Palestinian refugees' suffering was part of a political campaign to prevent to pressure the PLO not to drop the right of return issue in peace negotiations. @HusseinAboubak has a very good essay on this Figures like Azzam Pasha (General Secretary of the Arab League) and Khaled al-Azm (Syrian PM 1948–1949) have quotations in which they say the Arab States were responsible for the Arab refugee crisis. Sir John Troutbeck (head of the British Middle East Office in Cairo; generally hostile to the Jews in Palestine) observed in a June 1949 fact-finding mission to Gaza that the refugees in Gaza primarily blamed the Egyptians and other Arab States for their plight. Benny Morris has written a pretty thorough work on the Palestinian refugee crisis (the Origins of the Palestinian Refugee Problem Reconsidered), as has Ephraim Karsh (Palestine Betrayed). Both are available online for free. The reasons for the Arab refugee problem were complex and multifactorial. The Israelis played a big part in it, including (per Morris) straight up expelling 10 to 15 percent of the refugees. But you can't really discount the role of the British, the French, Palestinian Arab leadership, and the Arab States in the situation either. And the existential nature of the situation for the Jews is a pretty big factor you can't ignore either! The Arab Liberation Army's logo was a Jewish star with a dagger pierce through it. The top dog in Palestinian politics had riled up antisemitic pogroms in Palestine in 1920 and 1929, organized terror campaigns against Jews and Palestinian moderates throughout the Mandatory period, told the British in 1937 that the Jews in Palestine had to be gotten rid of (which the British considered a genocidal statement), riled up a pogrom against Jews in Baghdad in 1941, had collaborated with Hitler during the War, etc. And he was a guy who killed so many *Palestinian Arabs* that he left 20,000 Arab kids orphaned. And as things stood, some 60,000 to 70,000 Palestinian Jews ended up homeless during the 1948 War and ~6,400 Jews died during the war (62.5% fighters, 37.5% civilians). You can say that after the war the Jews were too stingy on issues of refugee readmission and territorial concession. But we know the offers they made which Arab States rejected (compensation for lost or destroyed property, readmission of between 100,000 and 190,000 refugees, territorial cessions which would have let perhaps 75,000 to 90,000 people to return to their homes). We also know that the Arab State opposed and voted again UNGA Resolution 194, which they now cite as gospel for a Palestinian right of return, because it called for alternatives to right of return alongside recommending return. And we know that *during the war* the Arabs rejected a UN proposal which would have given them 80% of Palestine and provided a right of return for Palestinians to the tiny Jewish State because they opposed the Jews having anything at all. The Jews, also rejected the plan on considerably narrower grounds (insisting on peace talks based on the front lines at the time, so more like a 30-70 split).

@EwanBen We’re doomed as a society

Quite literally true as well

@RaniaKhalek You lied to ur dad on his deathbed lol. How pathetic.

My Dad just died. He was older than the state of “Israel.” And he fought until the very end. He made me who I am. And I am writing this post to celebrate that. open.substack.com/pub/raniakhale…

@moseshessstan Dude is totally not a rabid antisemite

Hamid: take my polls seriously Also Hamid:

@hasanthehun Do you know how to read?

israel lover wants another israel critic murdered, what else is new ?

@Trianonwasbad @shabashewitz Saw ur pfp and had immediate trauma

@shabashewitz Ever met a jew who lived in the "Jewish autonomous oblast?"

Non-numerous Jews in unexpected places can be very influential. Nauru has literally one Jew but he is a former Member of Parliament and owns the tiny island country’s best hotel and largest department store. He’s also largely responsible for Nauru’s pro-Israel votes at the UN.

@CurrentlyStuffx @NewYorker @scotthortonshow Wait till you hear about conscription in Israel

@NewYorker @scotthortonshow They should be drafted to invade Iran and we will see what percentage is against ceasefire....beating the shit out of ragtag bunch of Hamas has gone to these ugly jews head...they better fight an actual army

Israeli voters are against a ceasefire with Iran, and think Netanyahu has not gone far enough. newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/t…

@strxwmxn The guy is American. I’ve heard him talk

Sorry for mixup, I am patriotic American which speaking good Engiish. You help me make big money, yes?

@declassifiedUK Good

We visited ‘RAF’ Fairford with a ladder and some ingenuity and saw pallets of 2,000lb bombs being loaded onto US warplanes bound for Iran. Watch 👉 youtu.be/LO9J4cqN7L0?si…

@OzKaterji The Dahiyeh doctrine is a half-measure. Half-measures don’t work against terrorist groups. Conquering all of Gaza was the only way to force them to give it up.

Netanyahu repeatedly stated that Hamas couldn’t remain in control of Gaza and must be disarmed. Hamas is still in control of Gaza and has not disarmed. These people think you’re too stupid to judge military progress against explicitly stated objectives.

@AGHamilton29 @Claire_V0ltaire @CraigMurrayOrg He’s gonna block you lol. He blocked me for asking him for his sources about deaths in Lebanon

Hey @CraigMurrayOrg, Have anything to say about “false accusations” now? 🤡 🤡

@strxwmxn I can’t for the life of me understand why anyone would listen to what Theo Von has to say

I love how Theo unironically quote tweets Russian-state media posting his own videos supposedly being all "America First" and shit. It's all a circle jerk of anti-American pretenders.

@SocialistMMA She said “may” you idiot. Look at the Kuwaitis when the three F15s were shot down.

CNN claims that the fighter pilot that was shot down over Iran may be helped by the Iranian people because they are “happy that he’s there” Utterly deranged propaganda

@Fx1Jonny Thank god everyday our enemies are this stupid

@berningman16 Are you retarded?

And this is supposed to be our enemy?

@mnchmbng @JacobALinker Yes but they were the mediators of the initial talks in January and February and have also been targeted by Iran

@RedDevils_91 @JacobALinker Oman was the one not mentioned. They’re a bit different to the others anyway, culturally I wouldn’t say they are in the same bloc

Trump thanks allies Israel, UAE, Saudi, Kuwait, and Bahrain. Who is missing?