| Should we start a condemnation thread? 10:12 - Oct 14 with 1747 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
Or is it just bloody obvious?
And it's going to get worse. |  |
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| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 10:22 - Oct 14 with 1691 views | Leaky |
Wayne Rooney's Birmingham all for it. |  | | |
| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 12:34 - Oct 14 with 1576 views | NthQldITFC |
Very moving interview of a Gaza resident just now on BBC News saying there's nowhere safe to go, some of those who are trying to move south are being hit by airstrikes and he's just hunkering down and hoping for the best as the latest deadline approaches. |  |
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| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 13:35 - Oct 14 with 1500 views | BlueOura |
| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 12:34 - Oct 14 by NthQldITFC |
Very moving interview of a Gaza resident just now on BBC News saying there's nowhere safe to go, some of those who are trying to move south are being hit by airstrikes and he's just hunkering down and hoping for the best as the latest deadline approaches. |
Yeah but Israel has a right to defend itself.
Although the strange thing is that they failed to do exactly that when they were actually under attack. One of the World's most advanced intelligence units / border controls and yet they seemingly fell asleep at the wheel for hours while Hamas carried out their attacks.
So many questions need to be answered by the Israeli Government but I'm not sure anybody has the balls to ask them. |  | | |
| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 15:15 - Oct 14 with 1371 views | XYZ |
| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 13:35 - Oct 14 by BlueOura |
Yeah but Israel has a right to defend itself.
Although the strange thing is that they failed to do exactly that when they were actually under attack. One of the World's most advanced intelligence units / border controls and yet they seemingly fell asleep at the wheel for hours while Hamas carried out their attacks.
So many questions need to be answered by the Israeli Government but I'm not sure anybody has the balls to ask them. |
I think this point is going to run.
Yes, Israel has a RIGHT to defend itself. The Israel government also has a RESPONSIBILITY to defend its citizens.
If the stories of the polls I've read are true (trust nothing at first sight ...) then Netanyahu is in big trouble.
The Israeli people need to know why they were not properly defended from these slaughtering thugs.
[Edit for typo] [Post edited 14 Oct 2023 15:16]
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| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 20:41 - Oct 14 with 1191 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2023/oct/14/israel-hamas-war-live-un-says
During an event for his 2024 presidential campaign, DeSantis issued scathing words against Gazan civilians, saying: “We cannot accept people from Gaza into this country as refugeesc… If you look at how they behave, not all of them are Hamas but they are all anti-Semitic, none of them believe in Israel’s right to exist.”
I wonder which definition he's using? | |
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| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 19:03 - Oct 15 with 939 views | ibbleobble |
| Should we start a condemnation thread? on 13:35 - Oct 14 by BlueOura |
Yeah but Israel has a right to defend itself.
Although the strange thing is that they failed to do exactly that when they were actually under attack. One of the World's most advanced intelligence units / border controls and yet they seemingly fell asleep at the wheel for hours while Hamas carried out their attacks.
So many questions need to be answered by the Israeli Government but I'm not sure anybody has the balls to ask them. |
Posted as much the other day. That Israeli-Gaza fortified border suffered 27 breaches as hundreds of Hamas terrorists flooded in. How did Mossad have no idea this was imminent? For this level of Co-ordination to happen it needs a lot of planning and a lot of people to mobilise and stay quiet. So we can assume that Mossad failed for months on end to detect this yet, in the space of 6 days Hamas leaders Ali Qadi, a Hamas commander, and Murad Abu Murad, a senior member of the group's armed wing have been sought out and killed.
So they identify them as the perpetrators, seek them out and kill them in days but they can’t detect any suspicious activity by them in the weeks leading up to the tragedy? Mossad’s role is to prevent, not to react and given their close relationship with Saudi intelligence services and the CIA, at best it’s a collective and systemic failure; at worse it’s something far sinister. | | | |
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