It concerns me with how many students like isreal… like a lot…

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What do you mean you STUDIED ABROAD there?? Can we lock the fuck in

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 34

Who do you think inspired the post. Left my music class to see the biggest jump scare ever

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 28

i’m not saying i support anyone on either side getting killed-i’m pro peace and no war. but if you frame this as a one sided attack after hamas attacked isreal is so narrow minded

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

Clock it

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

Also what the FUCK is this argument?? In case you didn’t realize, NATIVE AMERICANS didn’t just show up and force COLONISTS out of their homeland.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 14

Yep. The Holocaust was a genocide. Gaza is a war in which tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed, including a devastating number of innocent civilians, which is horrific. But the overall Gaza death toll does not provide a definitive civilian-versus-combatant breakdown, and Hamas generally does not disclose how many of its fighters have been killed.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 4

Gosh Jewish people are such victims because people don’t like the IDF killing 20,000 civilian children

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 0

Was paraphrasing your words but nice try. Also, Hamas is LONG gone besides the “terrorists” who are trying to defend themselves from continued genocide. Does it seem like a proportional response for Israel to kill 70,000 civilians in response to Hamas killing thousands? And do they not have a right to defend themselves from armed invaders, even before the genocide? Are you aware that the populous that voted in favor of Hamas decades ago represents only 6% or less of pre-genocide Palestine?

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Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 42

exactly and these r the same people who support native americans having rights to their land…so weird

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 9

My ancestors lived in your house a thousand years ago, therefore I have the right to move into your house. Makes sense.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

Brother your great grandparents did not live in israel. Your experience is valid but that doesn’t give you a right to set up camp in an inhabited country

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

Your great grandparents being the victims of genocide does not give anyone the right to kick people out of their land and set up a government that commits genocide against children. Have you ever seen a father carrying pieces of his children in a plastic bag?

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

“It was promised to us 1,000 years ago” does not hold up my friend. That’s not a lived experience, even if the holocaust is.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

Countries also didn’t force out Jews… you need to do some research on this conflict because you’re making it very black and white, when there is a LOT of grey area.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 5

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Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

Tf are you talking about?? In 1948 armed forces forced 700,000 Palestinians from their home to accommodate 100,000 Europeans. That’s not immigration, and it’s not justified! You said yourself that your ancestors are from the kingdom of Judea. My ancestors are from the kingdom of England, that doesn’t give me a right to kick 700,000 people out of England and set up a new fucking country.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 2

people don’t understand the difference between war and genocide and it’s just furthering hate of jewish people

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 5

You’re damn right they don’t want Jews who used armed forces to remove 700,000 Palestinians from their homes to “come back to their land”. Brother it’s been 1,000 years, it’s not “their land” anymore.

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 1

Brother the IDF received orders to TARGET CIVILIAN CHILDREN.

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 3

Dm me, I wanna know exactly what I’m wrong about

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 1

don’t bring native americans up and say that zionists are doing the same thing.. the state of israel is literally removing people in devious ways for people who have lived there for centuries. as far as ik all isrealis have families that have moved around europe for generations! every person in isreal has an incredibly diverse ethnic breakdown, same cannot be said with palestinians.

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 4

May I ask what “returning to their indigenous land” would entail today?

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 6

So first of all, it’s Israel, and second of all, people are allowed to like Israel and not like the government. Just like how people can like America and not like trumps administration. Lowkey concerns me how dense some of the people are at this school. More than half of the people here have an incorrect definition of Zionism, which is literally the belief that Jews have a right to return to their indigenous land… The truth is yall are trend hoppers and bigots but nobody wanna admit that

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 13
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Btw I really don’t fw ur kind

Anonymous 10d ago ▼ -4

at least it’s better than blind support of palestine and not knowing about the situation. it’s also better than the insane amounts of antisemitism at this school and across the country.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 0

Were your ancestors also forcefully removed from their land, put into concentration camps, killed, gassed, burned, shot, and left with no where to go? Wouldn’t you go back to the one place you know you can call home?

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 5

Sweetheart. When Jews began to immigrate back to what was the British mandate of Palestine, the Arabs who were living there did not want the Jews coming back to their land, which is where the whole conflict started in the first place. Do ya research !!!

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 9

You’re right, my great grandparents did not live in Israel. My great grandparents (most of them) were killed in the holocaust. My ancestors however are from the Kingdom of JUDEA— modern day Israel.

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 4

See here is where your knowledge is wrong. Immigration does not equal forcing people out of their land. When the Arabs realized lots of Jews coming from post holocaust Europe, they were unhappy with that. They didn’t want to live amongst the people indigenous to that land. THAT started conflict, and the British didn’t have the funds (bcus of WW2) to continue to upkeep the British mandate of Palestine, so they gave it BACK to the rightful owners. Let’s also not act like the surrounding Arab -

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 4

i made this argument and i’m not even jewish 😭😭 they were forced out of their ancestral land and are trying to defend it. people r throwing around genocide way too lightly

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 5

This whole “promised 1000 years ago” is more political propaganda. Stop spewing hatred. 🙈

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

And neither does genocide so don’t play that card

Anonymous 10d ago ▲ 1

but people who support palestine can disregard the thousands that hamas killed? right. also, once again generalizing jewish people is weird when not everyone who supports israel is jewish. that’s just weirdly hateful and antisemetic.

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 5

That’s literally a bold face lie. I’m not gonna continue to respond to YOU specifically because you’re too far down that rabbit hole. Get help

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 1

So why are we punishing 70,000 civilians and ordering the IDF to target children?

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 1

All the Jews getting magnetically attracted to this post

Anonymous 10d ago ▼ -1

don’t genocide a whole population and then act so naive LMAOO

Anonymous 9d ago ▲ 5