I vaguely remember a story about Israeli hostages that escaped from captivity, and the IDF soldiers lit them up. They just love to kill. Women, children. Medics, journalists. Young American activists, flattened with a bulldozer
The hostages were even shirtless, to make sure that the IDF knew they weren’t threats. They can’t even say that they thought the hostages were Hamas; they thought they were Palestinian civilians.
Don’t forget that the IDF literally partially arose from far-right militia, those being Irgun and Lehi.
The pre-IDF forces killed a Dutch Jew (Jacob Israël de Haan) who was critical of Zionism. The perpetator, Tehomi, was left scot-free and was involved in illegal activities. May he rot in the nothingness.
But that said, what this teaches is that it is the more reason to stand unified: whether someone is a Jew or Israeli or not, does not matter: all that matters is that we stand for humanity and criticise hatred together. Is it not then the stronger, when an Israeli does speak out against their own people repressing Palestinians? Should not all be comrades in arms against hatred and discrimination?
I vaguely remember a story about Israeli hostages that escaped from captivity, and the IDF soldiers lit them up. They just love to kill. Women, children. Medics, journalists. Young American activists, flattened with a bulldozer
The hostages were even shirtless, to make sure that the IDF knew they weren’t threats. They can’t even say that they thought the hostages were Hamas; they thought they were Palestinian civilians.
Don’t forget that the IDF literally partially arose from far-right militia, those being Irgun and Lehi.
The pre-IDF forces killed a Dutch Jew (Jacob Israël de Haan) who was critical of Zionism. The perpetator, Tehomi, was left scot-free and was involved in illegal activities. May he rot in the nothingness.
But that said, what this teaches is that it is the more reason to stand unified: whether someone is a Jew or Israeli or not, does not matter: all that matters is that we stand for humanity and criticise hatred together. Is it not then the stronger, when an Israeli does speak out against their own people repressing Palestinians? Should not all be comrades in arms against hatred and discrimination?