I can’t do much at the moment from my home in Ohio, but just wanted you all to know we stand with you and are thinking about you.

Also, fuck the police.

Free Palestine!

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    Ok, go ahead - make your point on why Hamas run Gaza is supported and Israel is not.

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      I believe everyone who was involved in war crimes or crimes against humanity should be tried at the hague. Israel just happens to have a lot more of those.

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        Surely it’s an order of operations thing then?

        If Hamas returns the hostages, then is tried at the Hague for what they did - this all ends?

        I appreciate your naivete but come on, this isn’t about Palestine any more than the Ukraine invasion is about the average Russian.

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          Both sides should be tries at the hague. Both, not just one. After Palestinians have their freedom. That’s the only way justice can be achieved in this mess.

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            You do know the only reason the walls/borders are militarised is due to Palestine and their infitada bullshit?

            Israel built the barrier in June 2002, at the height of the second intifada/uprising, when Palestinians carried out scores of suicide bombings and other attacks that killed Israeli civilians. Authorities said the barrier was designed to prevent attackers from crossing into Israel from the West Bank and was never intended to be a permanent border.

            They don’t want freedom, they want the complete removal of the Israeli state.

            How do you reconcile that?

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              You do realize the West Bank (and Gaza until 2006) has been under Israeli military rule since 1967 right? The problem is much older than the second Intifada and much bigger than a bunch of checkpoints on a border.

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              Doesn’t intifada just mean uprising? What would they be uprising against? Israeli settlers taking their homes? IDF indiscriminately beating, maiming, killing anyone with rocks in their hands? What could they possibly be uprising against?? Context to this whole thing requires you look past Oct 7 and to what lead to it.