Hamas Attacks Israel

[phantom000]

Reminder that Israel has *torture camps*. If *this* is what CNN is willing to report on, imagine how much worse it actually is? Actually, you don't have to imagine, because Palestinian survivors have been talking about it for a long time, but they haven't been given attention.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/10/middleea ... index.html

If this was coming from Palestinians I would take it with a grain of salt but that fact that its Israelis that CNN is talking to makes more inclined to take it at face value.

And if I'm being honest, it all sounds a little too familiar...

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

It does. And maybe in light of this, you should take reports of the genocide campaign coming from Palestinians a little more seriously.

[Nobody700]

So apparently the white house is working with the Israeli government to end the war, and than send in workers to help fix Gaza, and when asked how they're collaborating with the president... they said they aren't.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

So apparently the white house is working with the Israeli government to end the war, and than send in workers to help fix Gaza, and when asked how they're collaborating with the president... they said they aren't.

Well they shouldn't after what he did.

[Madner Kami]

So apparently the white house is working with the Israeli government to end the war, and than send in workers to help fix Gaza, and when asked how they're collaborating with the president... they said they aren't.

Source? Context?

[Nobody700]

So apparently the white house is working with the Israeli government to end the war, and than send in workers to help fix Gaza, and when asked how they're collaborating with the president... they said they aren't.

Source? Context?

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-69081352

[hammerofglass]

Bibi can't agree to it even if he wanted too. The far right part of his coalition are threatening to pull out and destroy his government if he does.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/02/middleea ... index.html

[Nobody700]

Well than...

die. Bibi has proven he's less human than the slime on his victims bare feet as they escape his bombs and bullets. I do not care for his or his regime to survive a second more.

Edit: Should clarify not you, but Bibi and all his ilk should die. Those who believe that the only way to stay in power is mass slaughter of the innocent.

[CharlesPhipps]

It seems that this is an internal fight between Netanyahu and his own cabinet.

[Madner Kami]

It seems that this is an internal fight between Netanyahu and his own cabinet.

And that's the master-stroke that Biden struck, without anyone noticing. See, that proposal? Not created with the influence of the US at all. It's a strictly INTERNAL proposal that was circulated in Israeli governmental circles. Biden just put it out there all willy-nilly, pretending it's an honest proposal with the involvement of the Israeli government, causing some much needed havoc in Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, the opposition actually offered Netanyahu (I really despise calling him Bibi, as that's like calling Hitler Addi in my eyes) to support his government, if they go for that proposal and the extreme right predictably quits the government.

Hence, why I was asking earlier. "They" not supporting the president, was implying the israeli government isn't backing a proposal they made in conjunction with the US. This flew under everybody's radar and it puts Netanyahu into a really bad spot. Either he backs out and thus shows everyone where he really stands and what he wants to do (namely killing all the Palestinians) an thus potentially giving Biden a way out of the suicide-pact the US has going with Israel or Netanyahu accepts and Palestine actually has a chance for a future.