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[News] Middle East conflict
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armchairclubber
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Coo-eeAnything you choose to put on an open forum is open to a response from others. If you don’t want to see those responses, you can put other members on ignore. It’s either that, or don’t post in the first place if you can’t handle the reaction
- Oct 20, 2022
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South Africa are unlikely to get very far with this and even if the ICJ ruled in favour of the applicants, it is unlikely Israel will adhere to any ‘legally binding decisions’ - any decision will also be too late to influence current ceasefire dialogue as cases can takes years to go through the ICJ. However the application to the Court coming from a Country with a strong standing in its own struggle against apartheid, it is clear signalling that Netanyahu is conducting his war on Hamas under the close critical eyes of the international community.
news.sky.com
amp.theguardian.com
What is genocide and why is South Africa taking Israel to court for it?
South Africa filed a case, arguing Israel is breaching the UN convention on genocide by "killing Palestinians in Gaza, causing them serious bodily and mental harm, and inflicting on them conditions of life calculated to bring about their physical destruction".
news.sky.com
How apartheid history shaped South Africa’s genocide case against Israel | Israel-Gaza war | The Guardian
Jewish groups have accused the ANC of antisemitism, but ICJ case stems from party’s longstanding support for Palestinians
amp.theguardian.com
More than 10 children a day lose a limb in three months of brutal conflict
More than 10 children per day, on average, have lost one or both of their legs in Gaza since conflict erupted three months ago, said Save the Children.
www.savethechildren.org.uk
Sickening. Ashamed of the majority of our politicians.
''Many of these operations on children were done without anaesthetic''
armchairclubber
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aolstudios
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Well, that'll be an unbiased event.
Peace & Justice, my arse. That's Jezza's own project, still utterly obsessed with Jews
armchairclubber
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“Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” Martin Luther King Jr.
thejackal
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You are so utterly wrong, you have to wonder if it isn't wilful.
Think what you like of Corbyn, he isn't - nor has he ever been - "obsessed with Jews".
His apparent 'mistake' was to criticise the Israeli government's behaviour, which, in turn, made him the target from right-wing Israelis, Zionists and their supporters. They were utterly shit scared that the UK would end up with a leader that spoke the truth about Palestine.
"Zionists are obsessed with Jeremy Corbyn", is a much more honest analysis of the situation.
aolstudios
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Rightio mate
nicko31
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Another act of terrorism.
Credit to South Africa for showing the moral backbone lacking in many western countries right now
thejackal
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Thanks for your considered rebuttal.
Have you ever wondered that the reason you have no meaningful responses to these posts may be that you have taken positions on Palestine and JC based upon your personal or religious biases, that don't stand up to any moral or intellectual scrutiny?
Asking for a friend.
sydney
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you're making a **** of yourself....you know that ...right..?
aolstudios
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You're aware that on the subject of magic Grandpa, you're in a minority, right? I'm from a Labour family, brought up on a council estate. I never met a working class person who didn't think he was an utter dick head (& a sick joke in the Labour party until he bizarrely fluked the leadership).
thejackal
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armchairclubber
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As mentioned before there are other threads better suited to those of this position.One is in permanent meltdown, while another is hands down behind a melt in waiting.
Much action in Westminster tonight, seems the UK and US are about to strike back against the Houthi rebels in Yemen who have been attacking shipping in the Red Sea in supposed retaliation to “the west” for the war in Gaza
aolstudios
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nicko31
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Agree. All the emoting in favour or against present or previous leaders of UK political parties has had its day. The only game in town now is holding Israel to book for genocide.
One is in permanent meltdown, while another is hands down behind a melt in waiting.
Sadly that won't stop Hamas or whatever comes afterwards rinsing off their arms procurement and repeating, from whatever is left of Gaza.
And in the meantime the US will not hold Israel back.
Is there anything anyone can do to stop this? I can't think of anything. The two sides seem to have messiah complex and are willing to disregard every boundary in pursuit of what the regard as righteous smiting.