You go ahead and strap a bomb to yourself fool. There are more than one way to gain freedom and it didn't involve dying. You could leave america and find a country that has more rights and freedoms than america
Israel Declares War After Hamas Attacks. UPDATE: Israel Ends Ceasefire, Begins Bombing Gaza
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Palestine and the Arab World: A relationship in crisis? | Brookings
For more than sixty years, the centrality of the Palestinian cause to the Arab world was without dispute, capturing the hearts and minds of people throughout the region and commanding the support of their governmentswww.brookings.edu
What Happened to Arab Support for the Palestinians?
Experts debate whether and how such support has shifted amid growing Israeli-Arab cooperation and several years' worth of major regional crises.www.washingtoninstitute.org
Why Do the Arabs Hate the Palestinians?
For many reasons, the Arab world is not at all interested in giving the Palestinian Arabs a state. The Palestinian Arabs don't really want one either, because why kill the "refugee" goose that lays thbesacenter.org
The article from the Sadat center was wild to me when it was first published a few years back. I knew about the Gulf Arab/everybody else divide but reading shit like this for the first time was really eye opening then:
In Israel and in much of the Western world, we tend to think the Arab world is united in its support for the Palestinians—that it wants nothing more than to solve the Palestinian problem by giving them a state, and that all Arabs and Muslims love the Palestinians and hate Israel. This is a simplistic and incomplete view. While it is true that many, perhaps even the majority, of Arabs and Muslims hate Israel, there are a good many who hate the Palestinians just as much.
The answer to this question is complex. It is a function of Middle Eastern culture that neither Israelis nor most Westerners fully understand or recognize.
Why Do the Arabs Hate the Palestinians?
For many reasons, the Arab world is not at all interested in giving the Palestinian Arabs a state. The Palestinian Arabs don't really want one either, because why kill the "refugee" goose that lays th
besacenter.org
Growing up, my father worked for the UN, which sent him all across the globe. He lived in Israel for 4 years and various places through in the Middle East including Syria & Jordan. I can’t speak on Syria and Jordan, as I’ve only visited one of those places, but he used to always tell me that Palestine are alone in this conflict. That they were surrounded by the enemy, literally. This was in the early 80’s. I didn’t know it at the time but later on I realized he was telling me that Arabs don't fuck with them enough to lend a hand.
Fast forward to adulthood, while I can’t speak on Syria & Jordan, I can DEFINITELY speak on Egypt. I brought up the conflict once at a restaurant as Israel were playing Jordan in a friendly match, and I almost wished I hadn’t. My thinking was that, “why can’t a country as fully equipped as Egypt, or Saudi Arabia to the right, stand up for Palestine and help them in their time of need? You know, as Muslim brotherhood…” The entire room turned to us and got in on the discourse. The general consensus in the room was that this entire conflict was actually Palestinian’s fault and that they don’t believe they want or care for peace.I was floored cause you wanna talk about victim shaming! That they’re happy to be victims to Israel and are playing martyr to the rest of the world. I immediately thought of my pops at that time and knew he was right.
While it may feel anecdotal, I received this same viewpoint in other parts of Egypt, both lower and upper and a few other times, it came from Jordanian & Saudi nationals themselves. The vibe I get which pertains to Palestinians is that of scorn, where they view them as the “you got, got..” types, and if you know a little about Islamic culture, that’s a massive no no.
While of course, it’s not ALL Arabs that hate them across the board, there is a pretty large underlying resentment towards Palestinians for not doing what they need to do and allowing Israel to stick it up their backsides. That scorn is enough to make many Arabs turn a blind eye in their personal lives.
Publicly, en masse, looks a bit different.
One of the worst things to experience, in Arab eyes, is to be cheated, fooled, or taken advantage of. When someone attempts to cheat an Arab—and even more so, if that person succeeds—the Arab is overcome by furious anger, even if the person who did the cheating was his own cousin. He will call on his brother to take revenge on that cousin, in line with the Arab adage: “My brother and I against my cousin—and my brother, my cousin, and I against a stranger.”
Why Do the Arabs Hate the Palestinians?
For many reasons, the Arab world is not at all interested in giving the Palestinian Arabs a state. The Palestinian Arabs don't really want one either, because why kill the "refugee" goose that lays th
besacenter.org
Qatar has the resourses to host a world cup and buy PSG but not the resources for the Palestinians. Honduras host 150k more than Qatar. Saudi is preparing a bid to host the world cup and just had the largest hajj in history (2.5MM) but somehow has around 10% more Palestinians than the US. 
How this makes sense to people on here I will never understand.
You are talking about the problem has to be solved within, that is where it started. But as far as leaving America, we got to get it together here before we take it anywhere. Originally the earth belonged to us but we were born with white devils controlling it.
Some people think this attack was really planned by Israel to step up their killing and ownership of the middle east. I do not know if there is any truth to it. But this land and resources being owned and controlled by white devils comes from murder and deceit. We know this and become part of learning how to keep their empire going. Here in America that is all we are about.
I have never been under that influence. But making money by any means necessary without selling my soul. This attack on Israel does have me puzzled because some believe Israel planned it to step up their killing and ownership of that land. I am wondering if America has been working on a plan to step up their murder. Covid was no accident. A lot of things that should be common knowledge is really secret and confused.
It's a trap...
CNN stay with the theatrics...
I remember when Anderson Cooper was covering the Haiti earthquake, they made him look like some super savior.
This shit here is fake as fuck lol.
I will temporarily save this ho if she needs a place to sleep
Lebanese-American XXX Star, Mia Khalifa, Gets Backlash Over Support Of Palestinian Violence In Israel
Mia Khalifa – who once held the title of the most viewed performer on PornHub – is now taking a real pounding from social media after speaking out in support of Hamas’s violent attack in Israel against civilians. The 30-year-old pornstar stirred up some major controversy over the weekend when...www.yahoo.com
I see what they did there(the first paragraph)
Coonerific
Can't believe I'm saying this but I somewhat agree with Sarah Silverman. She must have had some type of intervention. Hamas is not the solution even though it's the only solution Palestine currently has. Bibi is 100x worse than Hamas.
Truth be told why are we suppose to give a fuck about them killing each other, we got our own issues here to take care of. We are always the 1st country to help everyone else but are quick to cut off help and aid for people in our own country.
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Hebrew Israelites where y'all at?
Get the strap.
Get the strap.
Not been to East Africa but I have actually been to MENA several times which is why I posted what I posted originally on this issue.
BGOL always incorrectly assumes that anybody anti jew/cac is pro Us which is usually incorrect especially in that part of the world. You are one of the few posters who can speak from experience about the treatment of the "others" in these countries/regions. From my own personal experience, there is a hierarchy with the Gulf Arabs at the top and the others fitting in where they get in. Lebanese etc. way better than "Maghrebi" and all way better than south asian muslims (Pakistani etc.). ALL of those by a long distance way better than "African" muslims (Sudanese/Eritrean/Ethiopian/especially Nigerian/Ivorian etc.). Maghrebi/North African aren't African btw. Libya strongly supports the Palestinians but also operates slave markets today:
‘It Was As if We Weren’t Human.’ Inside the Modern Slave Trade Trapping African Migrants
An estimated 650,000 have crossed the Sahara desert in the last 5 years seeking a better life. But thousands have been sold into slavery.
They also elected the man who said this earlier this year:
“The undeclared goal of the successive waves of illegal immigration is to consider Tunisia a purely African country that has no affiliation to the Arab and Islamic nations,” Saied said, adding that the influx of irregular migrants must quickly be ended.
It led to round-ups of Black sub-Saharan Africans, their eviction from rented properties, and African countries mobilising to repatriate their citizens.
And now, with reports of mobs forcing their way into the homes of Black migrants and refugees, attacking occupants with fists, clubs and machetes, Tunisia’s own native black population, long used to the bigotry that exists in many parts of their own society, are braced for the assault.
‘In Tunisia, racists can do whatever they like’
Tunisia has a complex history with Black refugees and migrants, as well as its own native Black population.
I don't watch Pakman, not sure what BTC is.
But Young Turks covered it-- Surprisingly more both sidesy than Breaking Points-- Ana was out and the fill-in has family ties to Israel and was pretty emotional about it.
Guest host went so far as to call Cori Bush and Rashida Tlaib "ridiculous" for calling Israel an apartheid state so pretty disappointing there.
Cenk said he wouldn't use the word "at this juncture" because it is rubbing salt in the wound
but did acknowledge it as the reality.
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DeSanctimonius on Morning Joe
Katie Halper with a strong analogy:
Lmfaooo horrible acting . So she just gets up and walks around a “war zone” with no helmet like she wasn’t just hiding from shit. FOH
You too? You also think you have hidden knowledge nobody knows about? Nothing I’ve said is wrong. NOTHING how about instead of one liners you point out what is wrong about what was said
I saw that live, that bitch was cussing up a storm.
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That was the same as when a tropical storm passes and the reporter out there standing in deep water acting like they are about to be blown out to sea. I hate this shit
Elaborate, what's fake? Don't know or don't care about that dude credentials. But if you're implying what he's saying is fake, here's the vid of this dude stating he has a card being paid monthly from the UN
Fuck Isreal, free Palestine.
Haiti is a fucking shit hole, that scenario would only work in the reverse at this current juncture.
Didn't you post the Denon sperm doctor lady in the past?
You might want create a new account and reset your algorithm.
Can you elaborate? First of all, aren't half of the Jordanian people Palestinian in origin themselves? East Bankers? And what is the "terrible word for Palestinians in Egyptian Arabic"?
Growing up, my father worked for the UN, which sent him all across the globe. He lived in Israel for 4 years and various places through in the Middle East including Syria & Jordan. I can’t speak on Syria and Jordan, as I’ve only visited one of those places, but he used to always tell me that Palestine are alone in this conflict. That they were surrounded by the enemy, literally. This was in the early 80’s. I didn’t know it at the time but later on I realized he was telling me that Arabs don't fuck with them enough to lend a hand.
Fast forward to adulthood, while I can’t speak on Syria & Jordan, I can DEFINITELY speak on Egypt. I brought up the conflict once at a restaurant as Israel were playing Jordan in a friendly match, and I almost wished I hadn’t. My thinking was that, “why can’t a country as fully equipped as Egypt, or Saudi Arabia to the right, stand up for Palestine and help them in their time of need? You know, as Muslim brotherhood…” The entire room turned to us and got in on the discourse. The general consensus in the room was that this entire conflict was actually Palestinian’s fault and that they don’t believe they want or care for peace.
While it may feel anecdotal, I received this same viewpoint in other parts of Egypt, both lower and upper and a few other times, it came from Jordanian & Saudi nationals themselves. The vibe I get which pertains to Palestinians is that of scorn, where they view them as the “you got, got..” types, and if you know a little about Islamic culture, that’s a massive no no.
While of course, it’s not ALL Arabs that hate them across the board, there is a pretty large underlying resentment towards Palestinians for not doing what they need to do and allowing Israel to stick it up their backsides. That scorn is enough to make many Arabs turn a blind eye in their personal lives.
Publicly, en masse, looks a bit different.
So Palestinians are basically the Black Americans of the Arab world!!
Not been to East Africa but I have actually been to MENA several times which is why I posted what I posted originally on this issue.
You and @TheFuser should talk, because he had a different experience in Palestine himself and has a thread about it.
Funny because Dave is Muslim. People might ask him what he thinks!
