The religion of peace strikes again...

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vantexan

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DriveInDriveOut said:
That's their mistake.
Palestine doesn't exist.
The Muslims occupying Israel's land in the Gaza strip do not even recognize Israel's right to exist. They want them all dead.

Now is the time to get biblical and wipe them out.
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The Gaza strip isn't Israel's land being occupied by Muslims. It's land that Israel won from Egypt. Not sure if that was in 1967 or 1973. But the Muslims were already living there. The Egyptians won't take them nor will anyone else. Like most Muslim lands a large percentage want to destroy Israel. Not everyone there supports Hamas but close to 60% do and it's unwise to speak out against them. That's what is sad about this is innocent people on both sides will die because of extremists who refuse to live in peace. The other sad thing is, because of the extremists, the Gazans who don't support Hamas are still stuck in limbo in Gaza. Can't leave. Israel has made good faith efforts to resolve issues peacefully but Hamas still refuses to recognize Israel as legitimate.

If left up to me I would remove every Israeli to the Western nation of their choosing and give it all to the Muslims. With the understanding if they still attack the West we will turn every last Muslim country into parking lots. But no one would ever agree to that. Not the Jews, the Evangelical community, and probably not even the Muslims. They'd still attack, and a lot of decent people would still die with the retaliation.
 
Babagounj

Babagounj

Strength through joy
vantexan said:
The Gaza strip isn't Israel's land being occupied by Muslims. It's land that Israel won from Egypt. Not sure if that was in 1967 or 1973. But the Muslims were already living there. The Egyptians won't take them nor will anyone else. Like most Muslim lands a large percentage want to destroy Israel. Not everyone there supports Hamas but close to 60% do and it's unwise to speak out against them. That's what is sad about this is innocent people on both sides will die because of extremists who refuse to live in peace. The other sad thing is, because of the extremists, the Gazans who don't support Hamas are still stuck in limbo in Gaza. Can't leave. Israel has made good faith efforts to resolve issues peacefully but Hamas still refuses to recognize Israel as legitimate.

If left up to me I would remove every Israeli to the Western nation of their choosing and give it all to the Muslims. With the understanding if they still attack the West we will turn every last Muslim country into parking lots. But no one would ever agree to that. Not the Jews, the Evangelical community, and probably not even the Muslims. They'd still attack, and a lot of decent people would still die with the retaliation.
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The old men who actually run Hamas are now safe from the next generation of possible young men who could unseat them.
 
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rickyb

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vantexan said:
Which law is that and which body determined that is legal?
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Palestinians and the Right to Resist

CJPME Factsheet 236, published August, 2023 provides arguments for Palestinians “right to resist” according to the United Nations. This factsheet gives an in-depth analysis as to why did the UN recognized this right, why the “right to exist” is recognized by international humanitarian law, why...
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Wally

Wally

BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
rickyb said:
www.cjpme.org

Palestinians and the Right to Resist

CJPME Factsheet 236, published August, 2023 provides arguments for Palestinians “right to resist” according to the United Nations. This factsheet gives an in-depth analysis as to why did the UN recognized this right, why the “right to exist” is recognized by international humanitarian law, why...
www.cjpme.org www.cjpme.org
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The fool sunk his own case

ARE THERE LIMITATIONS TO THE EXERCISE OF THIS RIGHT?​

Yes. As Palestinian-American legal scholar Noura Erakat writes, the right to use force is “not unlimited and is regulated by the principles of distinction and proportionality, as well as the other laws that regulate irregular combat.”[9] “Distinction” refers to the mandate to distinguish between occupying combatants and civilians.[10] As such, Palestinian armed resistance must target occupation soldiers and infrastructure, and never civilians.
 
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rickyb

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Wally said:
The fool sunk his own case

ARE THERE LIMITATIONS TO THE EXERCISE OF THIS RIGHT?​

Yes. As Palestinian-American legal scholar Noura Erakat writes, the right to use force is “not unlimited and is regulated by the principles of distinction and proportionality, as well as the other laws that regulate irregular combat.”[9] “Distinction” refers to the mandate to distinguish between occupying combatants and civilians.[10] As such, Palestinian armed resistance must target occupation soldiers and infrastructure, and never civilians.
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how is that sinking the case?

soldiers and infrastructure are fair game

game on!
 
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vantexan

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Saw a Golda Meir quote today: "If the Arabs lay down their weapons there will be peace. If the Israelis lay down their weapons, there will be a massacre."
 
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