Netanyahu and his government are murderers and war criminals, but ordinary Israelis have a chance to take him down and stop this if his actions are this unpopular.
Although maybe it'll be as effective as the anti-Iraq-war protests. Still waiting for those war criminals to stand trial.
@scrum and the fact they told the Gazans where to go, then bombed there. And the international aid agencies had to give route plans in advance, for their distinctively coloured vehicles.
it's amazing how they brag all the time about how targeted their strikes are, but someone specifically bomb UN peacekeepers, Humanitarian Aide Workers, Mosques, Hospitals, Churches. I mean they are just fucking with us. They can kill whoever the fuck they want. They know we know they're lying, it doesn't matter
@scrum of course we know they're lying. It's the same lies UK and USA have told over and over again when they invade sovereign countries, directly or via the local guerrilla fighters. So UK and USA politicians aren't going to call it out because there's armies of skeletons in their closets.
@prolrage there were large protests before October, so there's an easy narrative to tell that Netanyahu went so hard because he wants to demonstrate his power to the Israelis, but that doesn't seem to be working out for him.
The propaganda states their chance was taken from them by the hostage takers, and not by the Israeli government.
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in reply to craignicol • • •it's amazing how they brag all the time about how targeted their strikes are, but someone specifically bomb UN peacekeepers, Humanitarian Aide Workers, Mosques, Hospitals, Churches. I mean they are just fucking with us. They can kill whoever the fuck they want. They know we know they're lying, it doesn't matter
#Israel
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in reply to Proletarian Rage • • •@prolrage there were large protests before October, so there's an easy narrative to tell that Netanyahu went so hard because he wants to demonstrate his power to the Israelis, but that doesn't seem to be working out for him.
The propaganda states their chance was taken from them by the hostage takers, and not by the Israeli government.