• @dbilitated@aussie.zone
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    Eliyahu also voices his objection during the interview to allowing any humanitarian aid into Gaza, saying “we wouldn’t hand the Nazis humanitarian aid,”

    you are the Nazis at this point mate.

    • @ghostdoggtv@lemmy.world
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      -271 year ago

      The Nazis never had nukes or the backing of the United States. They didn’t have a state religion. They weren’t dispatching military assets to settle their neighboring territories. Zionism is worse than naziism.

      • @Pips@lemmy.sdf.org
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        191 year ago

        They weren’t dispatching military assets to settle their neighboring territories.

        What exactly do you think happened in the Western Front in WWII?

      • SaltySalamander
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        They weren’t dispatching military assets to settle their neighboring territories

        So, what exactly would you call what they did during WW2? I’m with you on everything else you said, but this statement makes me think you know very little about history.

  • Square Singer
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    301 year ago

    Now they are openly advocating for genocide. His Nazi-comparison is wrong, because in this case, the not “handing out” humanitarian aid is the Nazi.

    One can be both a Jew and a Fascist.

    (I am totally not saying that all Jews are Fascist, because that would be a malicious lie. All Jews that I encountered where really nice people doing their best. But that guy (and a worrying amount of other members of the Israeli government) is a faschist.)

      • girlfreddy
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        141 year ago

        According to the link he was suspended from cabinet meetings, not booted from his portfolio as Heritage Minister.

      • Norgur
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        61 year ago

        Even if he was booted, it’s a bad sign that
        a) people like this have.been in the government at all
        b) now came out of the woodwork with their bullshit because the atmosphere in general is so much in their favour overall that they just slightly misread the room when they came out to the public with their genocidal ideology.

  • Annoyed_🦀
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    211 year ago

    He says the northern Strip has no right to exist, adding that anyone waving a Palestinian or Hamas flag “shouldn’t continue living on the face of the earth.”

    🇵🇸

  • athos77
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    151 year ago

    Serious question: what does Israel have against Ireland? Here they’re saying that Hamas should go there, and earlier today there was a different article saying that Israel wasn’t letting Irish nationals evacuate Gaza right now.

      • OctopusKurwa
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        251 year ago

        We recognise tyranny when we see it and have a lot solidarity with people living under an oppressive regime that hates them.

    • @Case@lemmynsfw.com
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      51 year ago

      Or you know, Israel has turned the Star of David, a holy symbol throughout Judaism, into a hate symbol because the gazan’s they oppressed decided they had enough and struck back.

      Look, neither side is the good guy. Both have hurt and murdered civilian populations.

      It needs to stop. Lay down arms and talk. But this blood fued is older then all of us, and reason had never prevailed here.

      Its a terrible loss for both sides, and the world at large.

      I feel both sides will feel cultural backlash, to the point of outside violence, before this is over.

      No one wins, everyone loses. Yay humanity /s.

      • @pinkdrunkenelephants@lemmy.cafe
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        31 year ago

        Actually, if Israel actually does launch a nuclear strike against Gaza, that will firmly put them in the “bad guys” category and justify every stupid fucking goddamn horrible thing that Hamas has ever done. Straight up.

        There’s no hate behind my words, I like Israel and I have nothing but respect for the Jewish people, but if the Israeli government is allowed to just do that with no consequences, then it means evil truly has triumphed over good. I greatly fear to see what kind of a world such an action would create.

      • @Linkerbaan@lemmy.world
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        01 year ago

        This is like saying “neither side is the good guys” in WW2.

        The Nazi’s were the bad guys then. The israel’s are the bad guys now.

        The Palestinians are the good guys. This is truly not hard to understand.

    • TinyPizza
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      Even in your neighborhood. Where there are potentially voyeurs about…
      Which is a concern.

    • @Telodzrum@lemmy.world
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      31 year ago

      They’re, historically, Modern Palestine’s closest Western ally, basically the only one in Gaza after the 2007 elections and subsequent violent purge of the PA from the region and destruction of Fatah during the brief conflict that followed.

  • probablyaCat
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    51 year ago

    I absolutely loathe Otzma Yehudit. They are like MAGA, Vox, National Rally, and the rest of the far right religious assholes. While I understand why Israel separated religious courts and authority from the government (don’t like how they did it though), they should have, at the very least, tied voting and government eligibility to national service. So much of the ultra orthodox functions like the extremist Mormon FLDS does in the US. A fucking stain on my people.

    • @lolcatnip@reddthat.com
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      I’m of two minds about national service. On one hand, it seems like a powerful tool to build national unity. On the other hand, I see a lot of risk that people will be forced to serve in ways that offend their conscience.

      My main reference point is the US during the Vietnam War. Lots of people were conscripted and sent to fight in a war they didn’t believe in. Being a conscientious objector was a thing, but the criteria were very narrow, such that (for example) I would not have qualified even though I consider it an immoral war. The main way people got out of serving was though the exemption for people getting university degrees, but that of course is a very unfair system that only benefits people who are privileged enough to attend a university.

      • girlfreddy
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        11 year ago

        Mohammed Ali did time because of it, and was banned from boxing for a time.

    • Oofnik
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      11 year ago

      By and large Otzma Yehudit voters do serve in the army. You are confusing Religious Zionists (who do serve, and make up the bulk of the far-right and settlers in Israel) with the Ultra-Orthodox (who do not serve, and largely don’t have views about the conflict and are more worried about social programs for their community who are by and large poor).

      • Oofnik
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        11 year ago

        This minister in particular didn’t serve because he was considered a suspected terrorist. Too far right for the IDF - almost impressive.

  • @ShaggySnacks@lemmy.myserv.one
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    51 year ago

    This shit bag is many shit bags who hold power in the Israeli government. I present you, Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir. Who wants to create their own militia:

    In a further swipe against a previous attempt by Ben Gvir to form a national guard that would be independent from the police and answer directly to his ministry, Shabtai said: “I have fought and I will fight with all my strength to guarantee that any policing force will be subordinate to the Border Police and the Israel Police.”

    Has convictions:

    Before becoming a lawyer and entering politics, he was convicted of offenses that include inciting racism and supporting a terrorist organization.

    Was a disciple of an extremist, racist rabbi:

    The lawmaker, Itamar Ben Gvir, has long admired Meir Kahane, the late racist rabbi. Kahane’s violent anti-Arab ideology — which included calls to ban Jewish-Arab intermarriage and for the mass expulsion of Palestinians — was considered so repugnant that Israel banned him from parliament and the United States listed his party as a terrorist group. Kahane was assassinated by an Arab assailant in New York 32 years ago.

  • @YoBuckStopsHere@lemmy.world
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    41 year ago

    The United States has a base near Gaza, this would be the dumbest thing ever if it occurred. Israel would have the entire planet turn on it and this would lose all rights to a nation forever.

    • Flying Squid
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      241 year ago

      You know what is also right near Gaza? Israel. You know what doesn’t care about borders? Radiation.

      This guy is a fucking moron even disregarding the genocidal nature of the comment.

  • Resol van Lemmy
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    -31 year ago

    Nuking Gaza will also do damage to Israel proper whether they like it or not. The range of nuclear bombs is a lot bigger than you think.

    Congratulations, Israel. You played yourself.