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This piece of filth and ISIS attached a bad image to groups fighting for their liberation from colonization, whether in South Africa, Cuba (Fidel, Che), or other independence movements in Africa. He started out fighting the Soviet Union, but then he used 'terrorism' to impose his views on other countries and push his religious beliefs. He rambles about Israel but the U.S. military aid keeps the Israeli from using nukes. Building a precision guided weapon is more complex than nuclear weapons which is 80 year old technology.
After securing freedom for his people to end apartheid , Nelson Mandela calls us infidels and tells us to convert to Islam. He starts launching terrorist attacks against Western countries.
There is terrorism to create inequality like in the U.S. with slavery/apartheid/religious ramblings, or terrorism can be used to fight back against oppression and tyranny.
I wrote about this and some Tik Tok viral video about this letter came out.
Opposing somebody that invades you land or inequality, there is nothing wrong. He gravely miscalculated with Israel possibly using nuclear weapons exposing surrounding countries with unimaginable carnage without this military aid.
This leaves your only option of diplomacy.
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After much begging for my brilliant insight, I decided to write a few comments.
1. Israel needs to stop encouraging all the Jews to come run back home from Europe. This causes them to expand their footprint and build out settlements. Militarily having all your Jew eggs in one area is a bad idea. They should diaspora out into other secular countries. Israel should be their last option.
2. The U.S., Canada, and Australia need to setup special refugee programs to replicate the expedited citizenship they would get with Israel. The overall footprint of Israel can be decreased substantially making some deal more likely.
3. The U.S. should stop providing military aid and setup some type of peacekeeping force in the area.
I wrote about this behavior is normal for minorities to partition out land where the government only recognizes a race as a valid citizen or religion. Palestinians should not freak out if some country is setup.
There is alot of mistakes they made that we can study. Never offer to resettle in other areas as a remedy to persecution, if that fails, it puts you in a bad spot. Never discuss knowledge or the ability to build WMD such as nuclear weapons. Don't get tricked into helping as part of some war effort, this can be used against you.
1. Israel needs to stop encouraging all the Jews to come run back home from Europe. This causes them to expand their footprint and build out settlements. Militarily having all your Jew eggs in one area is a bad idea. They should diaspora out into other secular countries. Israel should be their last option.
2. The U.S., Canada, and Australia need to setup special refugee programs to replicate the expedited citizenship they would get with Israel. The overall footprint of Israel can be decreased substantially making some deal more likely.
3. The U.S. should stop providing military aid and setup some type of peacekeeping force in the area.
I wrote about this behavior is normal for minorities to partition out land where the government only recognizes a race as a valid citizen or religion. Palestinians should not freak out if some country is setup.
There is alot of mistakes they made that we can study. Never offer to resettle in other areas as a remedy to persecution, if that fails, it puts you in a bad spot. Never discuss knowledge or the ability to build WMD such as nuclear weapons. Don't get tricked into helping as part of some war effort, this can be used against you.
You 'helped' design a vaccine that means you can make bioweapons and design the cure for yourself.
A group of people that were persecuted in Germany want to splinter off seems to be able to build atomic weapon with a few basic tools. Einstein got tricked into divulging how this weapon can be built with uranium. Oppenheimer made major contribution to the Manhattan project. I would act incompetent as hell if approached.
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Israel drove suitcases stuffed with cash
into Gaza to keep Hamas in power: NYT
Story by psquire@insider.com (Paul Squire)
Israeli Prime Minister "Bibi" Netanyahu allowed millions in funds to flow to Hamas, the New York Times reported. picture alliance; Getty Images© picture alliance; Getty Images
- Israel tacitly encouraged Hamas to stay in power, according to the New York Times.
- In some cases, Israeli support was more obvious.
- Israeli security forces would help escort millions in funds into Gaza, helping Hamas, NYT reported.
But reporting in the New York Times has revealed that Netanyahu's government was more hands-on about helping Hamas: they helped a Qatari diplomat bring suitcases of cash into Gaza, indirectly boosting the militant organization, according to the report.
The calculus — the Times reported on Sunday, citing Israeli officials, Netanyahu's critics, and the man's own reported statements — was to keep Hamas strong enough to counteract the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, allowing Netanyahu to avoid a two-state peace solution and keep both sides weak.
Israeli security officials got it wrong; they didn't think Hamas was capable, or even interested, in launching a large attack against the Jewish state.
To keep Hamas propped up, Netanyahu's government worked with Qatari to keep the money flowing, the New York Times reported. Israel knew that Qatar was supporting Hamas, but didn't oppose the payments and even lobbied American lawmakers not to sanction Qatar.
In 2018, Netanyahu's administration came up with a plan, according to the New York Times. As part of a peace agreement with Hamas, Qatar would bring millions into Gaza to distribute to Gazan families, the outlet reported.
Israeli security officials would meet with a Qatari diplomat at the border between Israel and Jordan, according to the New York Times report.
They would then drive him past the border crossing and into Gaza, according to the outlet.
Though the money was meant for Gazan civilians, Western intelligence determined that Hamas was taking money from the funds to use themselves, the outlet reported.
The propped-up peace lasted until October 7, when Hamas fighters launched a terror attack across the Israeli border. The militants killed about 1,200 people and took dozens more hostage, Israeli officials said.
Israel has since responded with a massive bombing and ground campaign in Gaza. About 17,000 people in Gaza have been killed, according to Hamas-led Gazan health authorities.
Though a short ceasefire allowed a hostage exchange between Hamas and Israel, the fighting has since continued.
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Turkish lawmaker who had heart attack after saying Israel ‘will suffer the wrath of Allah’ dies
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Hasan Bitmez, 54, a member of parliament from the opposition Saadet Party, died in Ankara City Hospital, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca told reporters in televised remarks.
He is survived by a wife and child.
Shocking video showed Bitmez collapsing at the podium before the general assembly Tuesday, moments after delivering a fiery speech panning President Tayyip Erdogan’s ruling AK Party over Turkey’s ongoing trade with Israel despite the war with Hamas.
“You allow ships to go to Israel and you shamelessly call it trade… You are Israel’s accomplice,” Bitmez said in his tirade after placing a banner on the podium emblazoned with the words: “Murderer Israel; collaborator AKP.”
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4Onlookers rushed to Hasan Bitmez’s side after he collapsed while speaking in the Turkish National Assembly. He died Thursday.AFP via Getty Images
4Bitmez collapsed moments after his speech Tuesday, in which he said that Israel “will suffer the wrath of Allah.”AFP via Getty Images
“You have the blood of Palestinians on your hands, you are collaborators. You contribute to every bomb Israel drops on Gaza,” he told lawmakers, adding that Israel “will suffer the wrath of Allah.”
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After wrapping up his impassioned address with the words, “Salutations to all,” Bitmez suddenly fell backward on the floor and remained lying motionless on his back, with other MPs rushing from all sides to his aid.
4Turkey’s health minister later said that the two main veins in Bitmez were blocked.REUTERS
Bitmez, who was diabetic, was rushed to the local hospital in critical condition, after his heart reportedly stopped but was restarted.
Koca said afterward that Bitmez’s heart stopped beating, but he was revived in parliament and taken in extremely critical condition to the local hospital, where he was put on life support.
An angiography revealed that the two main veins in Bitmez’s heart were completely blocked, the health minister said.
4Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has harshly criticized Israel and praised Hamas as “freedom fighters.”REUTERS
MPs from Erdogan’s party later blamed Bitmez’s medical emergency on “God’s wrath,” according to minutes from the chaotic parliamentary session.
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A graduate of Cairo’s Al Azhar University, Bitmez was the chairman of the Centre for Islamic Union Research and had previously worked for Islamic non-governmental organizations, his parliament biography states.
Slain Israeli hostages were holding up white flag, stripped to the waist: IDF
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Published Dec. 16, 2023
Updated Dec. 16, 2023, 10:58 a.m. ET
Israeli military says it mistakenly killed 3 Israeli hostages in Gaza
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Yotam Haim, Samer Talalka, and Alon Shamriz were all shirtless when an Israel Defense Forces soldier stationed in a building in the Shejaiya neighborhood of Gaza City noticed them exiting a nearby structure, the Times of Israel reported, citing the IDF’s initial probe.
One of the men – all of whom were kidnapped by Hamas from southern Israel on Oct. 7 – was also holding a makeshift white flag, a senior officer in the Southern Command told the outlet.
The IDF soldier, however, believed the men were trying to lure him into a trap, and opened fire while shouting “terrorists!” to the other forces, the report found.
Two of the hostages were killed immediately, while the third was wounded and fled back into the building they came out of, the Times of Israel explained.
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The commander of the battalion then went outside the building the soldiers shot from, and called for the troops to hold their fire.
8Haim, 28, was abducted from Kibbutz Kfar Aza during Hamas’ terror attack on southern Israel on Oct. 7.AP
8Samer Talalka, who was in his early 20s, was taken from Kibbutz Nir Am, according to reports.Family photo
8Alon Shamriz has been identified as the third Israeli victim accidentally killed by IDF strikes inside Gaza.Avi Lulu/Facebook
Around that time, troops in the area could hear someone shouting for “help” in Hebrew, the report claimed.
The third hostage then emerged again from the building, prompting a soldier to open fire and kill him.
It was only after the third man had been killed that the battalion commander noticed his appearance was unusual, according to the Times of Israel.
8The IDF announced the killings on Friday.IDF /Telegram
8The IDF soldier, however, believed the men were trying to lure him into a trap, and opened fire while shouting “terrorists!” to the other forces, the report found.Jim Hollander/UPI/Shutterstock
8A protester with red paint on his hand marches through the streets after demonstrating outside the Israel Defense Forces headquarters.Getty Images
All three bodies were taken to Israel for identification.
The soldier who opened fire immediately after seeing the three men was acting against protocols — as was the second soldier who killed the third hostage, the senior officer who spoke to the Times of Israel said.
But the scenario of hostages walking around a battle area was not taken into account by the IDF, the Times of Israel noted.
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IDF troops have killed at least 38 terrorists in Shejaiya over the past few days and have not identified any Gazan civilians, the officer told the outlet.
The only individuals seen in civilian clothing have been Hamas operatives — who then collect abandoned weapons, and use them to fire at IDF soldiers before fleeing, the report said.
The IDF had also run across several unarmed civilians who were actually Hamas suicide bombers, the Times of Israel added.
On Wednesday, troops in Shejaiya found a building with spray paint on the wall that read “SOS” in English alongside a Hebrew message that said “Help, three hostages,” the senior officer said.
The soldiers initially thought the building was booby-trapped, but the military is now questioning whether the discovery was connected to Friday’s mistaken shooting.
Immediately after the three hostages were killed, the IDF relayed new protocols for troops about the possibility of additional hostages who fled captivity.
The results of the initial investigation into the shooting have been presenting to the families of Haim, Talalka, and Shamriz, the Times of Israel said.
Haim, 28, and Shamriz, 26, were abducted from Kibbutz Kfar Aza during Hamas’ terror attack on southern Israel on Oct. 7.
Talalka, who was in his early 20s, was taken from Kibbutz Nir Am.
The content of the IDF’s initial report emerged as news broke that Mossad chief David Barnea met with the Qatari PM to discuss a potential new hostage deal, according to the Walla news outlet.
8Protesters march through the streets near a clock displaying 69 days in captivity.Getty Images
The talks, however, are “just a beginning” of a “long, difficult and complicated” process, a source told the Walla site.
Qatar played a major role in the first temporary ceasefire deal, which saw the release of 105 civilian hostages over a week’s time.
The Israeli war cabinet is also set to meet later Saturday evening, the Times of Israel said, citing a Hebrew media report.
8IDF troops are still fighting in the Gaza Strip.IDF/GPO/SIPA/Shutterstock
Also on Saturday, the New York Times revealed that Israel was aware of Hamas’ financial capacity in 2018 – but did nothing to stem the flow of cash to the terror group.
Documents found on the computer of a senior Hamas official revealed a private equity fund worth hundreds of millions of dollars – with some sources saying up to $500 million, the outlet reported.
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“Everyone is talking about failures of intelligence on Oct. 7, but no one is talking about the failure to stop the money,” Udi Levy, a former chief of Mossad’s economic warfare division, told the New York Times.
Levy insisted that he told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Hamas’ finances in 2015, but was dismissed.
“I can tell you for sure that I talked to him about this. But he didn’t care that much about it,” he claimed.
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Kim McQuaid
1 hour ago
Unfortunately friendly fire deaths happen in every battle. That's not to excuse the killing of 3 people it's just fact. The 2 soldiers will face charges but I think facing charges from the law will be easier than living with fact that they killed 3 escaped hostages. My heart goes out to the friends...
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martytime
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Our own intelligence agencies have estimated that the US and its allies was responsible for nearly 850K civilian deaths in both Iraq and Afghanistan. You don't hear much about that. Nor how many died at our hands in Nagasaki and Hiroshima or Dresden??
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JFK
58 minutes ago
If Hamas hadn’t taken hostages this chain of unfortunate events wouldn’t have happened
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Terry Nongiven
1 hour ago
While I commend the IDF for not covering this up or even stalling (very quick admission of guilt) on this report, there REALLY needs to be repercussions for the individuals that fired on shirtless white flag wielding people,m EVEN if they were suspected terrorists. An order to halt in place or lie ...
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WestSide
1 hour ago
They are in the Gaza Strip, not Iowa, where an ambush can be very sophisticated. You make it sound so easy to determine the situation.
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comengedit
36 minutes ago
There is nothing to be gained in further punishing the soldiers responsible for this. Nothing.
Not every situation requires punishment. The soldiers responsible will live the rest of their lives in great pain for having killed their brothers-in-arms. That is punishment enough.
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Michael Davis
4 minutes ago
Excellent analysis keyboard warrior.
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comengedit
43 minutes ago
What more can be said but that this is a horrible and tragic consequence of the fog of war.
It is so sad for the hostages who held on to hope for two months only to be have their young lives ended, unintentionally, at the hands of their brothers-in-arms. It is so sad for the families and friends of...
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