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2025-04-02 05:41:02

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You’re so right, dude! That is exactly why the Gazans are now killing the hamas. They will throw off the shackles of the hamas oppressors.
Check it out: https://x.com/_G4Z4_/status/1907096458265833749
And then read this interview of the family of one of the protestors who the totalitarian hamas tortured to death, to send some kind of depraved message: https://www.thefp.com/p/family-of-murdered-gaza-protester-speaks-out

2025-04-01 03:39:42

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The disconnect between the arrogant and decadent Western ideologues who continue to insist on hamas as THE solution (from the comfort of first world luxury) versus the ordinary Gazans who reject the violence, terror, destruction and suffering, is on STARK display here.
You think you know better than Gazans what is best for Gaza, do I have that right?

2025-03-31 19:28:24

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I support this. The self identification to self deportation pipeline.

2025-03-31 19:28:18

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If they would rescue the hostages the war would end. Being combat medics for hamas instead (while hamas is at war) is a good way to get yourself killed.

2025-03-31 19:28:08

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I'm sure it's nothing when Uighur birthrates decline by double digits year after year, which the Chinese government itself acknowledged. An actual genocide (which you don't give two shits about because you can't blame the Jews).

2025-03-31 19:27:55

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Of course mondo dreams of schools as the ideal place for hate.

2025-03-31 19:25:55

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Because hamas won't let them survive. After March 1st, hamas delayed hostage release for 3 weeks.
How is the war supposed to end, in your view? With hamas still in power even when the people of Gaza hate them? Keep dreaming. After hamas leaves there will be peace.

2025-03-31 19:25:36

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As a piece of geography, of course it will still exist. As a flourishing Mediterranean resort. Or, return the hostages and maybe you can stay. Up to you.

2025-03-31 19:23:26

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Opposing terrorism is the decent thing to do. UAE deserves commendations. Why should hamas continue to rule Gaza? They haven't exactly been doing a good job with it.

2025-03-28 13:44:29

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There is no constitutional right to immigrate to America, lol. If you declare yourself to be an enemy of America and lend your support to terrorist groups who are all about “death to America” then guess what, you are risking deportation.
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2025-03-27 22:23:27

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I doubt he has anything very interesting to say. His deportation will be a net win for USA. You won’t even remember his name a month from now.

2025-03-27 22:22:01

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Why immigrate to a country if you’re just going to try to destroy it?
Do you go to dinner parties to demand the hosts get a divorce? It’s just not very polite.

2025-03-27 22:20:54

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Dual hat journalists moonlighting as hamas combatants certainly deserve to die. Don’t attack Israel, it’s bad for your health.

2025-03-27 22:16:06

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People can move on from their history. Those who do not were not invited. For example, Germany’s AFD did not attend this event.

2025-03-27 22:14:07

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Taxpayers are not obligated to fund hate groups which are on par with the KKK, such as CUAD.
Students can say whatever they want but must abide by time place and manner restrictions, such as avoiding the use of masks to cover the face. This does not hinder, it rather fosters academic free exchange of ideas.

2025-03-27 22:12:16

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Over half of Gazans want to leave. So yes, if a destination can be arranged, transportation and security services provided, then it will surely work.

2025-03-27 22:08:20

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Turns out that the people in Gaza have greater moral clarity than mondoweiss.
Why are you still here, bending over backwards like good little hamas puppets spinning your pathetic propaganda?
It’s over — hamas lost support of the people.
Bury your heads in shame. I hope all mondoweiss employees who happen to be in America as noncitizens get deported. You all adopted a hateful worldview against your better judgement.

2025-03-24 22:11:42

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Who cares what sectarian Hezbollah supporters think, honestly? It MIGHT have mattered before, but certainly not after Hezbollah suffered resounding defeat and humiliation. Lebanon is back!

2025-03-23 23:20:04

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Provisioning evacuation and security services to get the innocent OUT of the dangerous warzone is the *exact opposite* of genocide. It will save their lives. Maybe hamas wants them to stay and die and be martyrs, but who cares what those genocidal monsters want? They will be soon relegated to the garbage bin of history.

2025-03-23 23:17:35

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It’s a refugee camp, not a homeland. North Sinai will be better than an active warzone.
Perpetual war serves no one which is why some kind of conflict resolution is imperative. So far the best and most realistic plan is President Trump’s — time will tell if Arab states can craft a better alternative.

2025-03-23 20:53:16

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Why must students be allowed to obscure their faces? Hate groups often do — just look at the KKK. And how does that foster academic free exchange of ideas?

2025-03-23 04:34:04

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Ignorance is boring. Columbia is literally a anti-Zionist stronghold ever since Edward Said.
Holocaust Inversion is an antisemitic trope, and a disgusting one at that.
Israel made peace with both Egypt and Jordan (two of their neighbors in case you are geographically challenged).
Pre-state Israel did try to make peace with Palestinians by accepting UN resolution 181. Palestinians rejected not only that opportunity for statehood but all the subsequent ones as well because statehood was never the goal. The goal was (and still is) to thwart any Jewish sovereignty and self determination, two-state solution be damned.
I get that you wish all the post Holocaust Jews had simply died after every Western country rejected them (look up displaced person camps), we are so very sorry to disappoint you.

2025-03-23 04:14:56

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We don't need to take hamas word for what is happening. We can simply implement President Trump's plan to provide evacuation and security services in order to safely transport the innocent AWAY from the danger.
It is not safe to live amidst the genocidal death cult known as hamas, especially when they insist on not disarming. "From the river to the sea" is hopeless, the genocidal vision will never happen. It is now time to try something new.

2025-03-23 04:14:41

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Why is it the case that hamas is more popular in the West Bank than it is in Gaza, according to all pollsters who operate there?

2025-03-23 04:14:30

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They kind of have "death to America" written on their flag, bro. But yeah maybe appeasement will work to placate the islamo-fascists.

2025-03-23 04:13:47

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It would be kind of nice if universities would ACTUALLY suppress the hate mobs. Following Jews around to shout epithets at them and spit on them, block them from certain areas of campus is not exactly cool, nor is it in keeping with liberal values.
We're seeing baby steps with Columbia but a lot more is needed to restore credibility to our liberal institutions. To the average person they seem like elite cesspools and petri dish incubators of hateful ideology.

2025-03-19 16:34:22

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You thought Israel was “backed into a corner” but that was just some delusional and wishful thinking. The gates of hell are now open. One of two things will happen now 1) hamas releases all hostages and surrenders 2) permanent loss of territory with no right of return (a “second catastrophe”)
Unless Arab states can construct a workable plan. Under one of those, Gazans will gradually deradicalize during future generations under moderate leadership capable of producing peace. But this is extraordinary unlikely, Gazans have always been an afterthought for the Arab states.

2025-03-19 16:29:20

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This is similar to a racist South African immigrant leading a chapter of the KKK on Columbia, following black students around, shouting epithets at them, interrupting classes being taught by black professors, blocking certain parts of campus from being accessible to black students, just generally making the campus as inhospitable as possible towards them…then leading the “negotiations” to keep your little KKK chapter alive…
And when facing the consequences for your absurd behavior, including deportation, you then turn around and cry “dissent.”
LOL, not gonna fly, better luck next time bigot.

2025-03-18 22:12:57

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No, Khalil has been harassing Jews at Columbia for over a year. Read the lawsuits. Time for him to GTFO of our beautiful country.

2025-03-18 22:10:56

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No, hamas stopped releasing hostages on March 1 and began stalling for time. Israel lost patience and now the gates of hell are open, as warned. If it any point hamas decides they have had enough then they can release the hostages and the bombing will stop.
Israel has now won the war launched by hamas on October 7th 2023.
It is time to come to grips with reality. Gaza cannot be rebuilt until hamas is gone, so the only question remaining is: will hamas leave, or does everyone have to leave?
Iran's proxies are being dismantled one by one and a new era of peace is dawning. Sorry mondo.

2025-03-18 20:14:21

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Reminder that every bombing was preceded by an unprovoked hamas rocket attack. For too long hamas has tried to destroy Israel, now they are undergoing removal from Gaza strip. I know you're really sad about it, sorry.

2025-03-18 20:08:32

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"For Palestinians, this was never a ceasefire"
So, what, then, hamas are dumb as rocks and agreed to nothing in exchange for nothing?
In reality hamas has been stalling ever since March 1 by refusing to release any more hostages.
They played for time and it blew up in their face. They should have heeded the warnings. Now the gates of hell are open and if at any time hamas decides they have had enough then they can release the hostages and bombing will immediately stop.

2025-03-18 18:12:41

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If hamas would release more hostages then the bombing would stop immediately.
Why do you encourage hamas to abandon thousands of their fellow terrorists who were set to be freed in the future exchanges?
No, you are on the losing side of an internal civil war. I am on the side of moderate Arab states who represent the future. Have fun watching the last days of hamas and houthis after we all saw the series finale of Hezbollah TV. But yeah, I’M the one on wrong side of history. Lmao.

2025-03-18 17:22:52

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I thought we were supposed to hate this film for its “Zionist involvement?” Now you claim to defend the film, which is it Mondoweiss?

2025-03-18 17:21:36

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“Hamas remains committed to completing the ceasefire.”
Why lie — hamas stopped hostage releases. Would have been in exchange for thousands of Palestinian security detainees whom they claim to care about and even have the gall to refer to as hostages (these are terrorists with blood on their hands).
No, hamas played for time and it blew up in their faces. You are all incredibly stupid or mendacious for failing to acknowledge this.

2025-03-18 07:08:59

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It is true that the decision to resume the war was made by hamas (because they could have released more hostages instead).
Israel warned them about this 10 days ago. So did Witkoff.
You must really love terrorism to support hamas even though they're consigning innocent Gazans to suffering.
Instead hamas should surrender this war they cannot win and spare Gaza. Why delay the inevitable?

2025-03-18 07:01:42

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"they wanted a permanent peace" no, hamas themselves said any peace would be temporary.
Besides, even if they genuinely wanted peace, it's too late after October 7th they can never be trusted again. Their time in Gaza is OVER.
But they don't want peace. Just read what they say.

2025-03-18 04:03:23

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Why hamas did not simply release more hostages to extend the ceasefire?

2025-03-18 03:49:29

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This was hamas choice and it's theirs alone to own. They could have released another hostage as a gesture of goodwill to extend negotiations. They could have accepted Witkoff's plan. Instead they blew off his warning that time is not on their side. FAFO.

2025-03-18 03:11:56

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Antisemitic circus.

2025-03-18 03:11:19

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South Africa politics are very messed up. Recently a Johannesburg city councilor interrupted a colleague's speech to shout “we want Hitler.”
https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-846297

2025-03-18 03:01:51

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Refugee camps are temporary (by definition).

2025-03-14 22:30:11

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Defending medieval level antisemitic violence, killing and maiming Jews just because they were Jews, is not a good look in the long run. It might seem popular now but will only lead to your marginalization down the road. Good luck.
This is the shit you are defending: https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/i-killed-10-with-my-own-hands-idf-reveals-how-a-hamas-terrorist-brags-about-killing-jews-to-parents-on-victim-s-phone-101698198333004.html
Bury your head in shame.

2025-03-14 22:27:35

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The fact hamas was able to deceive Israel doesn't somehow make them less evil. Qatar supplied the funding for the civil needs and offered banking for some high ranking hamas, this is what you refer to. Iran procured weapons and smuggled them into Gaza, same as they did with Hezbollah and Lebanon as part of their "ring of fire" encirclement strategy.
This strategy is now crashing and burning -- perhaps the evil ayatollah's regime, oppressors of the beautiful Iranian people will be the next to go? Or will it be hamas after implementation of President Trump's excellent plan for the rehabilitation of Gaza, it's difficult to say...

2025-03-14 22:17:59

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"Hamas gets its rockets from unexploded missiles Israel hits them with. There can't be unprovoked rocket attacks."
LOL, no, hamas was funded and armed by Iran with arms smuggled primarily over the Philadelphi Corridor on the border with Egypt. Which is why hamas continues to insist on that piece of territory in the negotiations. But i'm sure Philadelphi is of only trivial importance to hamas, they couldn't possibly have any real use for it.
"Hamas' plan was to take 250 IDF hostages."
As if that would somehow be a legitimate plan, but no, hamas had spies who studied the layouts of kibbutzim in detail which they dutifully reported back to their terrorist overlords while pretending to be peace-loving neighbors entering into employment relations.
"No one *forced* Israel to destroy Gaza, that was their choice, and their plan."
Implying Israel had foreknowledge of October 7th, welcome to crazy-town.

2025-03-14 22:09:42

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IDF had not invaded Gaza with ground troops since 2014, and even that was on a much smaller scale.
The air raids were in response to unprovoked hamas rocket attacks. Every single airstrike was preceded by a hamas rocket attack which you would prefer to pretend never happened.
After the October 7th invasion of Israel, the worst attack in the nation's history, the Israeli response was assured. The hamas strategy knew this very well and took it into account via decades of preparation. In other words, hamas deliberately demanded the destruction of Gaza as part of a doomed-to-fail campaign to demonize Israel, aided by useful idiots such as yourself who are only consigning Palestinians to further suffering.

2025-03-14 21:41:29

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“Backed into a corner” crows Mondoweiss.
And yet you will decry the consequences of the very same actions you support here.
It’s not even logically consistent, let alone ethical or moral etc.
You’re addicted to violence and Palestinian suffering while claiming to oppose it, like a heroin junkie who just can’t quit.

2025-03-14 19:26:13

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You can publish as many articles as you want, but you will not harm the Zionist spirit. That is what you fear.
Btw, all these Arab countries which claim to be anti-Zionist and yet reduced their own Jewish populations to zero are actually incredibly Zionist. Their own actions make the case for the need for a Jewish state morally unassailable. One Jewish state surrounded by an ocean of Arab states.

2025-03-14 19:22:39

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Well, they could just release the hostages, but i guess you would rather they didn’t. For mondoweiss, yelling about Israel is more important than saving Palestinians.

2025-03-14 19:21:26

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Non-citizens can be deported for activity which falls short of criminality, though Mahmoud has likely broken the law as well by lying on his immigration form.
First amendment grants rights only to CITIZENS and is thus not implicated here.

2025-03-14 19:19:57

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Sinwar was freed in a previous exchange as well, but we already know how you feel about him, terrorist simps.

2025-03-14 19:18:48

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Wait, i thought Israel was some kind of colonial outpost for America, now you’re telling me that they comprise an alliance of independent and sovereign nations? Stop the madness! Welcome to reality mondo.

2025-03-14 19:14:37

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Shalom, Mahmoud. Maybe don’t distribute materials published by groups designated as terrorists by the country of which you are a GUEST? Maybe don’t lie on your immigration form? Better luck next time.

2025-03-14 19:12:41

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People can carry out whatever violent revolutionary actions they want, harass fellow students, assault them, as long as they claim to be doing it for “Palestine?”
What’s next, Osama bin Laden did nothing wrong?
Freedom of the press is wasted on outlets like yours.

2025-03-14 19:06:09

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Biden deports thousands of Chinese nationals on national security grounds: yawn, not a peep.
Trump initiates deportation of one (1) national security threat: THIS IS A THREAT TO ALL LAW ABIDING CITIZENS ALSO BTW DEATH TO AMERIKKKA!!!1!
@npub1qj0…wryw @npub1zxn…0kqm

2025-03-14 19:02:35

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It was something they did on purpose, though. They approached IDF troops after defying warnings, tried to plant explosives, and so on. Remember, this is all after the unprovoked invasion of Israel on October 7th 2023 which violated the already-in-place ceasefire.
What do you honestly think hamas thought would happen after October 7?

2025-03-14 18:07:39

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Good. Taking over a building, illegally detaining and hospitalizing university employees is not lawful protest and absolutely REEKS of privilege.
🎻 (a small violin for Jew-hating cuckolds facing the consequences of their actions, for once)

2025-03-10 19:22:24

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The primary cause of terrorism is terrorists, and any other explanation amounts to apologia.
Killing more people is worse, unless they are on a pre-approved “murder is ok” list, apparently.
You might as well say the Jews did 9/11. Blaming all the world’s problems on Israel is the latest iteration of the historical antisemitic pattern of blaming all the world’s problems on the Jews.

2025-03-10 18:50:36

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Yes, it does create an opportunity, but so far they have blown it and not put forward a remotely serious plan which deals with the very real challenge of extirpating hamas, which is now widely perceived as a “stumbling block.”

2025-03-10 18:48:57

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Democrats are failing to make a persuasive case to the median voter, and so there are fewer Democrats. They’re in the minority now.
The backlash against identity politics has been swift — pursuing a radical pro terror agenda will only deepen the demise. Democrats will recover eventually, but not until they ignore echo chambers of the anti-American left.

2025-03-10 18:43:15

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No, disparate agricultural yields were indeed an early source of tension. Arabs disliked Jewish immigration because they perceived it as a threat to their livelihoods. In some cases Russian immigrants from the First Aliyah in late 19th century improved yields by as much as 20%.

2025-03-10 18:13:46

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Someone has to take responsibility for them, they are failing on their own.
They have not been and will not be able to pursue a politics of peace on their own without assistance from Arab states.

2025-03-10 18:12:06

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No, it is a culture that does not value life. Making your civilian population into martyrs against their will is evil and cruel. The only thing the “resistance” will understand is loss of territory. The political people need to be dissuaded from this doomed path and pursue peace like Egypt and Jordan did.

2025-03-10 18:08:15

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That’s like complaining about anti-KKK racism. If you threaten Jews like the Australian nurses did not only is that is morally wrong, it is also a violation of your Hippocratic oath and exposes you to criminal liability. The identity of the perpetrator doesn’t matter, it’s the conduct.

2025-03-10 18:05:06

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First of many. Foreign, radical pro-hamas individuals have no place in American society, expect deportation. Shalom.

2025-03-07 19:02:52

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Yeah, maybe you can get Europe to boycott Arrow 3. Russian missiles can’t be THAT bad, right?
Any medical breakthroughs developed in Israel, be sure to boycott those too if you ever need them.

2025-03-07 18:59:58

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Yeah, who needs $400 million in grants anyway.
Congrats on destroying Columbia. The student movement is equivalent to KKK in promoting “Zionist free” zones, which is highly illegal under federal civil rights statutes.

2025-03-05 17:56:10

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Did you read President Trump’s plan? Relocation to allow for life to flourish is the opposite of “kill everyone.”
It is a plan to finally bring and end to hamas war crimes and humanely relocate people out of a warzone.
You’re just over here like “NO! Moving people out of a warzone is a warcrime!!! There must be endless war forever!@npub1sc2…xyw4!!”

2025-03-05 17:39:21

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Israel has made clear from the beginning that this is not just “another round” but that hamas cannot exist in Gaza strip.
This leads to your reasonable question of: what incentive does hamas have to give up their leverage?
The answer is that if they do not, the legacy of hamas will be Nakba 2.0. If hamas actions lead directly to permanent loss of territory, then the Arab world will never forgive them.
What is being exposed is that hamas never cared about Palestinians and is motivated ONLY by hatred of and desire to destroy Israel.

2025-03-05 17:25:46

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Have fun getting laughed out of court when you fail to apply any definition of genocide to Israel’s war against hamas. Even siege warfare is not genocide, and that only began a few days ago.

2025-03-05 17:24:02

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President Trump’s plan will happen if hamas FAILS to release hostages.
If hamas DOES IN FACT release hostages, followed by unilateral disarmament, surrender and exile, THEN there is a chance to avoid implementation of President Trump’s plan.
I.e. no one really wants to see it happen, but the problem must be solved. The plan is a last resort if alternative plans are lacking.

2025-03-05 17:17:24

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You already said you hate this movie and called if “Zionist hasbara” so why don’t you write about something else?

2025-03-05 17:12:51

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Jesus, just take the win. Oh right, you are enemies of peace. You hate Jews so much that any involvement of Jews just spoils it for you. Pathetic.

2025-03-05 17:10:50

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How can you be indigenous to a refugee camp, to an open air prison? Are they Gazans, or Palestinians? You need to work on your propaganda narratives because they are beginning to disintegrate in real time.

2025-03-05 17:09:08

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Israel has been clear, the ceasefire can continue if hamas will release the hostages it took during the October 7th invasion of Israel. If not, the gates of hell will continue to open until Gaza has been cleared out to facilitate the reconstruction according to President Trump’s plan.

2025-03-04 23:40:11

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If you're going to discuss international law, do not proceed with definitions you made up yourself.
Proportionality does not mean the side with more money is always wrong and the side with less money is always right, or that you are allowed to kill up to some made up ratio for every person killed by the enemy. It's nothing like that.
Proportionality is an assessment of whether the risks are outweighed by the potential accomplishment of legitimate and clearly defined war objectives.
Going with your understanding of the term simply makes a hash of things and legitimizes all terrorism.
Good and evil are not static categories and everyone belongs to one or the other, no -- every person has the potential for good and evil choices at all times. That is what it means to have agency and to be a human with free will.

2025-03-03 02:22:00

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"not a reasonable request"
You continue to misapprehend, it's not a request. Either hamas will disarm and surrender to Israel, after which they will be exiled from Gaza and living on borrowed time for the rest of their lives. Or, Gaza will be evacuated according to President Trump's plan and rebuilt.
If you, "kmpiw" find that to be unreasonable, I suppose someone could find that interesting. Perhaps even as many as one or two people might, now that would really be something.

2025-03-03 01:31:58

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"saying there are no civilians in Gaza"
The only one who said that is you.
Either hamas will leave, or hamas AND civilians will leave. Those are really the only two options available to hamas, sorry to be the one to tell you.

2025-03-03 00:40:51

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Yeah, right, that's why the Arab states, Egypt etc are now openly discussing the voluntary migration of Gazans, which was unthinkable only a few weeks ago? I guess they're all Nazis too in your twisted little worldview, interesting. Please do try to stay current with events, you're like one of those Japanese soldiers still fighting on an island who didn't realize the war is over.

2025-03-03 00:30:45

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You must have been asleep during the UN condemnation.
This notion of "Israel must abide by international laws of war against hamas" is misguided for two reasons:
1) The requirement of reciprocity is not met. For much of international law to become operative, both sides have to buy into it. Even then situations can deteriorate, but we're starting with one side violating every law of war there is while the other goes above and beyond to meet its obligations in a difficult situation.
2) Israel meets and exceeds the requirements for fighting a non state guerrilla actor, which as previously mentioned are different from fighting a peer.

2025-03-03 00:17:37

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Probably not, because under the agreed-upon terms hamas is required to disarm and surrender. They've already said they won't do that. I guess they can change their mind (as they have many times in the past) but a phase 1 extension seems more likely (the "Witkoff plan").
There are only a few days left before the fighting resumes though, hamas is running out of time.
Probably aid is frozen until hostage releases resume (regardless of which "phase"), hamas is exiled, or hamas is defeated. I can't see a reason for Israel to let in more aid absent one of those three events.

2025-03-02 23:40:40

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"This is why we need to stop regarding all of #Hamas as a terror group!"
Is that so? Good luck with that! P.s. most of humanity hates terrorism.

2025-03-02 23:05:47

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Apply the same standard to Gaza, then. They're not getting Israel back, nor Judea/Samaria. Time to move the fuck on already and grow up.
Refugees return if they can, and if they can't they resettle. Palestinians are not special in this regard, not any more.

2025-03-02 22:59:20

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Some doctors and journalists do belong to hamas.
Part of fighting a guerrilla war entails blending in with the population (illegal according to international law). That's what makes hamas so devious, they go to great lengths to endanger the captive population hence the urgency for a permanent resolution to the conflict.
Why do so many insist on the population remaining helpless captives of hamas?
The innocent of Gaza must suffer until idiots realize that Israel is not French Algeria and is instead a nation of refugees, the literal exact opposite of colonialism?

2025-03-02 22:53:17

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Yeah, that's why I wrote "non-hamas Gazans," those are the only fates in Gaza worth caring about other than the remaining hostages.
It will probably be better for them to just start a new life somewhere else, but if hamas can reckon with the consequences of their own choices, disarm and surrender then maybe, just maybe the non-hamas can stay there. Most want to leave though, over 80%.

2025-03-02 22:20:39

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The cycle will be ended by President Trump's plan to rebuild the Gaza strip.
We will no longer have to worry about hamas operatives with a press jacket (which has been documented and proven many times) because hamas won't be there anymore. Whether the non-hamas Gazans are allowed to remain is also up to hamas. Free the hostages within a few days or risk expulsion, those are the only options left!
The playing field has shifted in 2025, try to keep up Mondoweiss, it's not 2010 anymore.

2025-03-02 18:36:48

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Using Zionist as a dogwhistle code-word for Jews is not cute, clever or original. David Duke and the KKK (famous for being Jew-hating cucks) have been playing that game for decades. You count yourself among their ranks, thanks for confirming that.

2025-03-02 18:08:32

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No, taking people hostage is not keeping them safe. This is Nazi level propaganda you wrote, an Orwellian inversion. Let’s see how safe you would feel.

2025-03-02 18:06:24

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Houthis shut down global shipping, that is why they face reprisal not only from Israel but an international community. Houthis are evil and starved more children in a decade than overall people have died in the entire history of Israel Palestine.

2025-03-02 18:03:48

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You should never be forgiven for encouraging self harm by glorifying this person.

2025-03-02 18:02:42

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Attacking Israel is bad for your health. It’s smart to have a peace treaty with Israel, or at least to not attack them, that way you avoid war. Jordan and Egypt do not have this problem.

2025-03-02 18:00:46

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No substantive policy, yet it’s the most evil plan ever, to humanely move people out of a war zone? Make up your mind.
It is not perpetual war. Hezbollah got BTFO and so will hamas. No more aid until hamas is gone or more hostages come out. Do you miss President Biden yet?

2025-03-02 17:56:16

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Ethnic cleansing means moving people, not killing them.
But it’s not even that. The goal of freeing Gazans out of “open air prison” is to not only keep them alive but to give them better lives. That’s why President Trump’s plan is an excellent one.
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2025-03-02 17:53:56

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If you want to see an example of failed indoctrination, read the Harvard Caps Harris poll which comes out every month.
Spoiler alert, 80% of Americans support Israel over hamas, even Democrats.
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2025-02-28 00:50:16

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Who said anything about beloved? I said that it’s a good plan. Please apply more effort in regulating your emotions.
It’s not a crime against humanity, it’s getting them out of “open air prison.” If October 7th was really some kind of jailbreak, then this is getting them out of jail. Or it can all be avoided by hamas disarming and surrendering, and then maybe Gaza gets another chance at self governance.

2025-02-28 00:28:36

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The video is a banger and you know it. The United States will do a FAR better job with Gaza than hamas has done. All hamas did for 20 years is to plan one terrorist operation, and now they have to leave.

2025-02-28 00:22:17

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This is part of why you have no place in America. Encouraging self harm is NOT ok.

2025-02-27 23:26:05

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I ask this in all sincerity: who gives one iota of a damn what hamas wants, other than losers, morons and idiots?
President Trump is about to resolve the conflict once and for all, granting promising new lives and better horizons for the people of Gaza and benefit of all mankind.
As for hamas, they will become a footnote of history, at least within the Gaza as well as Judea and Samaria, the region you mistakenly refer to as the West Bank.
The last straw for many was dancing around the coffins of babies in celebration -- hamas voluntarily shredded their own victim narrative by their grotesque ceremonies.
If they do not disarm, they will be responsible for a second catastrophe and it will be 100% their fault (and yours, for encouraging them along this doomed path).
#Palestine #Israel #Gaza

2025-02-27 07:08:26

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That doesn't contradict anything I said. Israel has built several bases and continued to destroy weapons caches left behind by the Assad regime. There was an attack against the new regime forces when they defied a warning not to deploy south of Damascus. It remains to be seen if the new regime will become an ally of Israel, it's too early to say, but the allies I previously referred to who are within the former Assad regime's territory are not currently the same people as the replacement regime, which still seems to be having an internal battle over whether it will replicate Assad's discrimination of minorities in Syria or if it will come to represent a genuine difference and be a government for all Syrians.

2025-02-27 06:46:58

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Israel is done with threat deterrence. The new doctrine is threat removal. Israel will prevent a repeat of southern Lebanon, with bloodthirsty terrorists right against the border threatening an October 7th style attack. That's what Hezbollah's defeated Radwan force was, with extensive fortifications and weapons stored with tunnels and barracks to facilitate a large scale ground invasion. Fortunately Israel had prepared the beeper operation and had ample intelligence to neutralize the organization afterwards. As for Syria, Israel will continue to work with allies within the territory of the former Assad regime. It's not a monoculture there, the future government there will need to be federated in order to succeed now that Assad's oppression of minorities is gone.