Israel is bombing absolutely everything not just civilian homes.

[u/Admirable-Tell3079]

just now a few members of the civil defense (ldife3 lmadane) got bombed while they were helping to clear up the rubble of a destroyed building. I’m still not sure how many people were there or got injured but what I do know is that the hezb are fighting human animals with absolutely no ounce of mercy or thinking in their minds, and whoever defends these acts in this subreddit is definitely not a Lebanese.

[u/NoScoprNinja → u/[deleted]]

Its just an endless cycle in this region

[u/Bluntzkreig → u/[deleted]]

Just get over the ethnic cleansing, don't mind that we continue this practice to this day! Just surrender your dignity and let us keep cleansing in peace!

[u/Bluntzkreig → u/[deleted]]

What does that have to do with Israel committing mass acts of ethnic cleansing during the Nakkba?

[u/Pizzaflyinggirl2 → u/[deleted]]

I've worked with tons of "Palestinians" from Syria. They often have German citizenship now. But despite having been in Syria for generations, they mostly had no civil rights. So you talk about ethnic cleansing?

Actually Palestinian refugees in Syria have all the rights just like Syrians. The only exception is that they don't get citizenship.

Also if you care about Palestinians getting their full rights then the blame is also on Israel for preventing these Palestinian refugees from going back to thier homes in what is now called Israel or to the Palestinian territories.

[u/urmomaisjabbathehutt → u/[deleted]]

you want someone to move?

am sure America can take the Israeli colonizers, they don't have to be there stealing others land

and plenty of those "israelies" claim to be a 2000 year old diaspora

yet when Palestinians and their families that had their land stolen a couple of generations back or even yesterday are not allowed to return and acording to the colonial invaders they should give up their palestinian identity

what a concrete faced hypocrites

like israel terrorism "is not my fault, look what you made me do, stop resisting"!

[u/Bluntzkreig → u/[deleted]]

Hasbara on max. Palestinians and nakba in quotations, and blatant lies about the Nakba.

During the foundational events of the Nakba in 1948, approximately half of Palestine's predominantly Arab population, or around 750,000 people, were expelled from their homes or made to flee through various violent means, at first by Zionist paramilitaries, and after the establishment of the State of Israel, by its military.

[u/Pizzaflyinggirl2 → u/[deleted]]

Lol