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they got me so bad i can’t lie
lex loves the pitt | langdonmelpilled@melkingpitt
I didn’t know we were doing this???
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There’s only one reason these numbers are suddenly coming out. Either they are really feeling the heat now or they are trying to justify in advance, what they are about to do.
Al Jazeera Breaking News@AJENews
BREAKING: Israel says 4,292 people injured since start of war 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/nfhdr4?update=…
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The "right to exist" of a state has no basis in international law and no precedent in diplomatic practice. Simply put, a state's right to exist does not exist.
If Israel nevertheless proclaims a "right to exist", the only reasonable basis for the existence of such a right is that it is a universal one, equally applicable to every other state at the time it was first raised, and particularly applicable to those whose legitimacy, like that of Israel, was also challenged. If it is a right that applies to Israel alone, it is not and cannot be a right.
It bears recalling that there were at least two other states that had a similar claim to a "right to exist" when Israel first invented it, on the grounds that their legitimacy and continued existence were also challenged: Rhodesia and the USSR.
Yet neither the Soviet Union nor Rhodesia claimed a "right to exist". Nobody and no other state ever claimed either of them had an inherent right to exist, or claimed any fundamental rights would be violated if these states ceased to exist and disappeared from the map. In the case of Rhodesia, there was in fact an international consensus that it cease to exist. This succeeded and Rhodesia was replaced by Zimbabwe, to universal acclaim.
It is also important to recognize that Israel's claims of a "right to exist" have nothing to do with achieving a peaceful resolution of the Question of Palestine, and are fundamentally about preventing one.
Israel's "right to exist" was first raised precisely because the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), recognized by the international community as the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people, appeared to be amenable to accepting earlier demands by the United States in exchange for recognition of its mere existence: PLO acceptance of United Nations Security Council resolutions 242 and 338, renunciation of armed force, and recognition of Israel.
The demand of a "right to exist" was proclaimed by Israel precisely in order to prevent Western recognition of the PLO, and in the expectation that the PLO would reject it out of hand as an unacceptable absurdity.
Needless to say, Washington and its Western partners eagerly embraced the Israeli innovation, and never required Israel to define the borders within which the entity was supposed to enjoy a right to exist.
When the PLO formally accepted Israel's "right to exist" in the context of the 1993 Oslo Accords, it was careful not to formulate it as an absolute right: "The PLO recognizes the right of the State of Israel to exist in peace and security". Palestinian negotiators had wanted to add "within the 5 June 1967 borders", but this was categorically rejected by Israel. It was made unambiguously clear that addition of this clause would have made agreement impossible.
Israel demanded and the PLO accepted the above formulation, but it changed absolutely nothing.
Several years later, Israel began demanding that the Palestinian not only recognize its "right to exist" but recognize "Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state". It once again did so on the presumption that this would be embraced by its Western sponsors and allies but that the Palestinians would reject the absurdity of this innovation.
Israel's objective was to make negotiations and thus a diplomatic settlement impossible, and to ensure that the Palestinians rather than Israel were held responsible for the stalemate.
It largely worked, as Western leaders and "mediators" once again embraced the Israeli demand and tried to pressure the Palestinians to accept it.
I would not expect Tucker Carlson to be aware of this history. I would however expect Zanny Minton Beddoes, the Editor-in-Chief of The Economist, to be at least generally familiar with the issue, particularly since she made a point of interrogating Carlson about it.
Yet, once again, when it comes to Israel, journalists believe themselves perfectly entitled to be zany, and virtually always get away with it.
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...maybe don't try to accuse someone of incest without having context? it was pretty obvious sarcasm but you jumped on it like the dumbass you are bc y'all foam at the mouth to find a reason to justify the hate i already get
Maki is the BIGGEST FAN@twicevelvaet
@layan30029 I don’t even go there but how was I supposed to know that this was eremika hate when no context was given?? But I guess bro
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@floatingwordist سبحان الله i’ve also been touched by this same ayah like never before during my recitation this month 🥹 اللهم ثبت قلوبنا على دينك ❤️
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30 minutes ago. Bashoura quarter in Beirut. Courtesy of the barbaric entity:
Bassam Haddad@4Bassam
The repugnant Israeli mother fuckers are destroying Beirut again -- and the south of Lebanon. After violating the "cease-fire" for far more than a year. What a repulsive racist entity. All in time.
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