International Hamas launches surprise attack on Israel; Israel has declared a state of war. Vol. VII

[KnightTemplar]

your old mob would execute this pope

Hey, after what Clement V did back in 1312, you can't say we wouldn't be justified...

 

[James Eagle]

Hey, after what Clement V did back in 1312, you can't say we wouldn't be justified...

you guys recruiting?

 

[Snubnoze707]

Which beach resort in the open air prison is your favorite? This is mine…

Yea, not an open air prison at all, just locked in by walls with razor wire and turrets pointed at them...

 

[SammyPops]

yeah, i stopped reading at this.
goodbye.

He is easy to ignore.

 

[KnightTemplar]

you guys recruiting?

I just need your bank account details, including all your passwords etc.

 

[James Eagle]

I just need your bank account details, including all your passwords etc.

ill PM you

 

[Chad R. Thundercock]

You might be the dumbest poster in the war room. Did a large group of Turks move into Palestine after they gained control of the region? Did the Turks start moving native Palestinians out of there home? Did Turks disrupt the way and quality of life of Palestinians?

Your source is a puff piece from a Zionist website trying to strengthen ties between Israel and America. Its funny how they avoid explaining the context of certain events

The Banu Qaynuqa were a Jewish tribe expelled by the Islamic prophet Muhammad for breaking the treaty known as the Constitution of Medina[2][3] after an argument arose between them after they sexually harassed a woman in a market place
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In their second and final military push against Medina, now known as the Battle of the Trench, the Meccans recruited allies from northwestern Arabia to join the fight, including the assistance of the two exiled Jewish tribes. In addition, they sent envoys to the largest Jewish tribe still in Medina, the Banu Qurayza, hoping to win their support. The Banu Qurayza's crucial location on the south side of Medina would allow the Meccans to attack Muhammad from two sides.

The Banu Qurayza were hesitant to join the Meccan alliance, but when a substantial Meccan army arrived, they agreed.

As a siege began, the Banu Qurayza nervously awaited further developments. Learning of their intention to defect and realizing the grave danger this posed, Muhammad initiated diplomatic efforts to keep the Banu Qurayza on his side. Little progress was made. In the third week of the siege, the Banu Qurayza signaled their readiness to act against Muhammad,

Hey idiot, didn't I already write that it was the Arabs who committed the first massacres during the time of Mandatory Palestine? And that it was the Arabs who started the Arab-Israeli War in 1948. The Arabs lost fair and square, homeboy. Get over it.

Who in their right minds would want a community of hostile people to continue living beside them in their living space after defeating them in a war? The displacements were completely justified.

Muslims have no legitimate religious ties to Israel. Israel is and always has been Jewish. What Mohammed did amounted to nothing more than religious appropriation. He was a bloodthirsty warlord who sought to conquer territory while using the proselytization of his religion as his casus belli. Not only did he plagiarize elements of Judaism to form Islam, he also appropriated Arab pagan elements. The Kaaba? Pagan. Djinns. Pagan. Mecca? Pagan. He was an illiterate, opportunistic, thieving, and warmongering plagiarist.

The "puff piece" I posted has citations from valid sources. Cry all you want. The truth hurts, I know. Oh, and here's an excerpt from a Wikipedia article this time to counter your argument justifying the explusion of the Jews in Medina. Don't accuse Wikipedia of being Zionists now. I see you posted an excerpt from Wikipedia as well.

In December 623, Muslims led by Muhammad defeated the Meccans of the Banu Quraish tribe in the Battle of Badr. Ibn Ishaq writes that a dispute broke out between the Muslims and the Banu Qaynuqa (the allies of the Khazraj tribe) soon afterward. When a Muslim woman visited a jeweler's shop in the Qaynuqa marketplace, one of the goldsmiths and the men present began pestering her to uncover her face. She refused, but the goldsmith, who was a Jew, played a trick on her by attaching the hem of her dress to her back, causing some of her legs to be visible when she stood up. A Muslim man then rushed to the goldsmith and killed him, who was at once avenged by his fellows. The Muslim's family asked for help from fellow Muslims against the Jews. Realizing the anger of the Muslims, the Jews retired to their fortress. Hearing this, Muhammad regarded this event as a casus belli.

Traditional Muslim sources view these episodes as a violation of the Constitution of Medina. Muhammad himself regarded this as casus belli. Western historians, however, do not find in these events the underlying reason for Muhammad's attack on the Qaynuqa. According to F.E. Peters, the precise circumstances of the alleged violation of the Constitution of Medina are not specified in the sources. According to Fred Donner, available sources do not elucidate the reasons for the expulsion of the Qaynuqa. Donner argues that Muhammad turned against the Qaynuqa because as artisans and traders, the latter were in close contact with Meccan merchants. Weinsinck views the episodes cited by the Muslim historians, like the story of the Jewish goldsmith, as having no more than anecdotal value. He writes that the Jews had assumed a contentious attitude towards Muhammad and as a group possessing substantial independent power, they posed a great danger. Wensinck thus concludes that Muhammad, strengthened by the victory at Badr, soon resolved to eliminate the Jewish opposition to himself. Norman Stillman also believes that Muhammad decided to move against the Jews of Medina after being strengthened in the wake of the Battle of Badr.

By the way, I don't know why you posted an excerpt about the Banu Qurayza. Have you gotten them confused for Banu Qaynuqa? So dumb.

 

[Koya]

24 Israeli soldiers killed in deadliest day for IDF in Gaza offensive (Washington Post)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/01/23/israel-soldiers-killed-gaza-war-hostages/

Israel faces mounting pressure to end Gaza war

Pressure mounts on Israel to end Gaza war amid deadliest day for troops

Israelis on Tuesday mourned and demanded answers over the army's biggest single-day losses since ground operations in Gaza started amid growing pressure on the government to end the conflict.

www.france24.com

 

[Koya]

Piers Morgan Calls For Two-State Solution And Asks Israeli Spokesperson Mark Regev How War Will End



This debate shows the shift in world opinion, outside of what the microcosm of this thread would lead one to think

 

[Koya]

‘In the name of God, go’, ex-PM tells Netanyahu

Ehud Barak says the only way out of Gaza conflict is to have an election straight away

‘In the name of God, go’, ex-PM tells Netanyahu

Ehud Barak says the only way out of Gaza conflict is to have an election straight away

www.telegraph.co.uk

It's not told by some random joe in Israel, Ehud Barak is an heavyweight of the Israeli political scene. Bibi is the worst of the worst tho so he will try to prolong the war as much as he can to cling into power.

 

[Gunny]

Yea, not an open air prison at all, just locked in by walls with razor wire and turrets pointed at them...

I no rite!?! It just has to be a prison, there's no other explanation. I mean what possible legitimate reason could there be for such border security measures?

 

[Rholk]

Hamas looking out for their supporters:

 

[method115]

Hamas looking out for their supporters:

Gaza has no chance as long as Hamas is running things.

 

[KAZSoliloquy]

24 Israeli soldiers killed in deadliest day for IDF in Gaza offensive (Washington Post)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/01/23/israel-soldiers-killed-gaza-war-hostages/

Israel faces mounting pressure to end Gaza war

Pressure mounts on Israel to end Gaza war amid deadliest day for troops

Israelis on Tuesday mourned and demanded answers over the army's biggest single-day losses since ground operations in Gaza started amid growing pressure on the government to end the conflict.

www.france24.com

besmirched

 

[djacobox372]

Yea, not an open air prison at all, just locked in by walls with razor wire and turrets pointed at them...

The border between North/South Korea is even more hardened--are those open air prisons?

 

[Mr Holmes]

Yea, not an open air prison at all, just locked in by walls with razor wire and turrets pointed at them...

Thats stupid. Everyone knows walls don't work.

 

[Koya]

The border between North/South Korea is even more hardened--are those open air prisons?

Are south Korean controlling electricity, water and food in north Korea ?

 

[Koya]

Palestinians escape intense fighting in Khan Younis area​

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Palestinians flee Khan Younis as Israel steps up ground operation​

Still not ethnic cleansing of course. Not at all

 

[iwannabeadored]

It wasn’t about Palestine or the borders of Israel reflecting some proposal for Palestinians. Of course there was outrage. Anything that can be pounced on will. His words and message will be ignored if it doesn’t reinforce the outrage.

Funny it’s actually his words that hamas attacked. Because his words were true. Israel having peace with neighbors kills Hamas goal of eradicating Israel.

Lol no it’s his actions. The man has been pissing on your face and telling you he does not want a two state solution, he sabotaged the attempts in the 90s at a 2 state solution and his actions show it.


Every time the West Bank gets brought up your default is “oh yeah unfortunate” as a way to push it off to the side.

 

[Blayt7hh]

Are south Korean controlling electricity, water and food in north Korea ?

The US is with food. Indirectly of course as a general ban on doing any business with North Korea. Water will never be a problem in the Koreas though it rains all the time there.

Not saying that as a justification, just a statement of fact