r/World_Now 9d ago

Israel boasts ‘surgical precision’ missile technology — so why are children being killed, amputated, and trapped under rubble? Americans, is this what you want billions of your tax payer dollars going towards? Murdering children when they have the technology not to?

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u/Pseudonymity88 9d ago

There is no justification for this.

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u/RequirementFit6301 9d ago edited 8d ago

Let me tell you, not even a single American who supports Trump condemns the genocide in Gaza. Instead, they are very, very happy because they have developed this sort of superiority that they are the best. They don't care about anything unless it happens to them or to their allies.

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u/LobsterG25 9d ago

This is what the 78 million evangelical Christian’s in America want, the ones who are largely trump supporters. This is what they think is their doomsday cult prophecy coming about. They fully believe this will bring about the rapture one day.

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u/teddebiase235 9d ago

Have you watched Tucker Carlson? He has been condemning Israel for a while now.

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u/WiredUpBrainJuice 8d ago

what was that about a broken clock?

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u/SeaConnection8675309 8d ago

You should get that checked out

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u/Wise_End_6430 8d ago

Wow. You know it's bad when you lose Tucker Carlson.

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u/DifrintRules 8d ago

Send them to Israel now. I've seen that the local youth are very welcoming of Christian pilgrims.

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u/diggidydangidy 8d ago

There's definitely a portion of his followers that are against supporting Israel in this genocide. Even one of the comedians who had him on their podcast and voted for him is now using his platform to raise awareness of the severity of the genocide. He knows his platform leans right (like, "smooth criminal" levels of leaning), which is why he's pushing this narrative on them.

The comedian is Theo Von, and he's been vocalizing the subject every episode and even brought on a doctor who worked in Gaza recently.

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u/shutupmutant 8d ago

I’m not a Trump supporter. But I know several that have condemned this. And don’t make it about that when over a year of Biden and democrats weren’t condemning this shit

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u/Pleasant-Ad887 8d ago

Except there is multiple for Israel and the US:

1) Promised land from 3000 years ago

2) They are chosen people

3) October 7th

As long as Israel has blackmail material on the US, Israel will continue to kill people indiscriminately with the US cheering on and giving them money.

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u/Pseudonymity88 8d ago

Religion sure is divisive huh.

Point 1 and 2 are basically the same thing, and based solely on unreliable religious texts... And point 3 seems totally invalid given Israel have killed more than 50x the number of people killed on October 7th since October 7th.

It isn't a proportionate response, it never has been. You're on the wrong side of history.

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u/Pleasant-Ad887 8d ago

I'm not siding with Israel. What I typed is the logic Israel uses to justify killing and raping Palestinians.

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u/Pseudonymity88 8d ago

I see, that definitely wasn't clear! Hope for peace ❤️

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u/blood_disorder 8d ago

What is a proportionate response? Hamas and the regular gazans who followed behind them murdered 1200 people and injured about 3500 in a single day.

How to calculate what is proportional? Its easy not say what isn't if you have no baseline or formula. How many militants is it ok to kill? What's an appropriate civilian to militant ratio?

I know no one will actually give an answer along those formulas and I'll just be insulted or someone will post quip about killing children or genocide and feel they've spiked the ball. I know this is a propaganda subreddit solely for Hamas propaganda but try to up the level of discourse. You might learn something having to research to make a logical argument.

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u/Pseudonymity88 8d ago

It's not propaganda, it's opinion.

Israel has been the aggressor for decades, and have killed over 50x the number killed on October 7th since then. 50x... Almost all of whom are innocent civilians.

I have hated Israel (NOT Jews, Israel) for over 25 years, watching the sacking of Jerusalem, Rafah, Jenin, etc. Previously "Gen-Z" were ignorant of the history, the battle of Jenin was before most of them were born. But now that the assault on Gaza city has effectively been live streamed the hatred for Israel is growing.

I should reiterate again, I don't care about religion, I've known several Jewish people in the UK that I would consider friends. Jewish people are not a problem, Israel's war crimes are.

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u/blood_disorder 8d ago

20,000 killed were militants.

You wrote a lot of words, but did no research on your fact".

Ill help, where did you hear/see this almost all innocent civilians?

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u/Pseudonymity88 8d ago

Educate me then. Don't belittle, educate.

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u/AlternativeWonder471 8d ago

Israel has not been the aggressor for decades.

This is worth reading if you want an unbiased view of the history:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bA49hGvU6mIPL7Wg6ZcssRfPA5s1LOdF/view?usp=sharing

You can decide if you think Israel had a right to be there.

I believe so, considering the history and that the land purchases were legal.

You can decide for yourself on that, but it is clear as day who the aggressor has been.

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u/Pseudonymity88 8d ago

You'll forgive me for not clicking random Google Drive links!!

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u/AlternativeWonder471 8d ago edited 8d ago

Ok, up to you. I wrote it myself with the help of AI.

I wanted to learn about the conflict. I was debating with people on the Israel-Palestine subreddit and promised some people I'd to a deep dive. And a deep dive I did.

It's 12 pages, a chronology of the major events, starting with a very brief summary of what happened thousands of years ago, quickly moving on to major events since WW2. And has the Palestinian argument, and Israeli argument, for each event.

I'm pretty proud of it, I think it's about as unbiased as possible and shows the perspective from both sides. Btw that's just an HTML link. It's on my google drive but the link just opens the text in a browser window.

Let me know your thoughts if you end up reading it.

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u/blood_disorder 8d ago

I mentioned that you should find a source that backs up your claim. The act of just trying to validate your own claim will educate you.

Come back with that info and then I'll answer any specific question. Im happy to but if people dont validate their own posts im positive they are not trying to validate my post. They just post random opinions from their head.

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u/Pseudonymity88 8d ago

I assume you see the perfect irony of calling us propagandists, claiming that you know better, and then refusing to evidence anything yourself? Ironic, hypocritical.

There's one way this will go, you point to IDF estimates, I point to humanitarian organisations estimates. The IDF bend their information to justify their war crimes. The humanitarian organisations don't have reliable information because their movements are restricted. ...We'll both claim the other is believing propaganda, and we'll get nowhere.

I chose to believe MSF, WFP, UNICEF, Amnesty International, etc over the IDF.

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u/blood_disorder 8d ago

That's closer to an actual response. Thank you for engaging.

Where can I see a link to an official statement from any of those organizations that its mostly civilians. It should reference their methodology. Then I'll be educated. I see interviews from individuals where they use hyperbole but no numbers or methodology.

IDF actually identifies the more major militants killed. You can usually tell by how many people Al Jazeera reports killed, subtract women and children mentioned, and then the remainder is most likely militants. If Al Jazeera reported on the militants, except for the ones that can't be ignored, hamas would punish them. Its an open secret that's not secret.

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