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Riveria of the Middle East
Heard he plans a Disney World and Universal theme park too.
https://news.sky.com/story/what-you-...-plan-13303403
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He is revelling in promoting war crimes and crimes against humanity. On top of genocide.
On the ruins of homes, hospitals, schools, churches and mosques where 45,000 have already been killed by US and European bombs dropped by the Israeli Occupation Forces and where a probable 15-20,000 more bodies are lying unrecovered and uncounted under the rubble. 70% of the dead are women and children.
Ethnic cleansing to create Greater Israel has become ethnic cleansing to create Trumpworld (and Greater Israel).
Does he understand what he is saying? Does he care?
Netanyahu and Trump - the worst dregs of humanity with (it seems) the blank cheque needed to fulfil their sickest fantasies!
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jon1959
He is revelling in promoting war crimes and crimes against humanity. On top of genocide.
On the ruins of homes, hospitals, schools, churches and mosques where 45,000 have already been killed by US and European bombs dropped by the Israeli Occupation Forces and where a probable 15-20,000 more bodies are lying unrecovered and uncounted under the rubble. 70% of the dead are women and children.
Ethnic cleansing to create Greater Israel has become ethnic cleansing to create Trumpworld (and Greater Israel).
Does he understand what he is saying? Does he care?
Netanyahu and Trump - the worst dregs of humanity with (it seems) the blank cheque needed to fulfil their sickest fantasies!
I agree that the human cost is off the charts, yet with people now flooding to the Middle East for vacations then such plans for here or the New Babylon (very much anticipated prophetically and also since Saddam began pouring millions of oil profits into restoring the glory of the first world empire) make commercial sense; not that this justifies any such ambitions from a moral standpoint.
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I agree that the human cost is off the charts, yet with people now flooding to the Middle East for
vacations then such plans for here or the New Babylon (very much anticipated prophetically and also since Saddam began pouring millions of oil profits into restoring the glory of the first world empire) make commercial sense; not that this justifies any such ambitions from a moral standpoint.
Gaza and the West Bank will become Israel what happens to the people?
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Gaza and the West Bank will become Israel what happens to the people?
Firstly there are currently many arabs living and running businesses in Israel. Secondly there's the opportunity of other arab nations stepping forward and accommodating fellow arabs.
Time will tell.
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Firstly there are currently many arabs living and running businesses in Israel. Secondly there's the opportunity of other arab nations stepping forward and accommodating fellow arabs.
Time will tell.
But these are Palestinians would Israel ever give them Gaza back?
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But these are Palestinians would Israel ever give them Gaza back?
Things can change so quickly (as we have witnessed in many parts of the world this century) then no human today could answer that question with any certainty.
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Things can change so quickly (as we have witnessed in many parts of the world this century) then no human today could answer that question with any certainty.
I'd imagine they would want a few more assurances than that
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Surely this full idea can't happen. Just Trump preparing the ground so he can give big reconstruction contracts to friends and family. The man is crooked and utterly shameless. To just stand there and propose ethnically cleansing an area is madness.
Not disappointed that a bit of jeopardy has been added for the Palestinians though. They seem to have made the decision as a population a long time ago that they are willing to put up with any hardship as long as they can keep the flame of killing Jews alive. The jeopardy of losing the land if they don't give up on murdering might just make them think again.
I wouldn't be surprised if this is being done with the intention of getting large numbers of middle eastern peacekeepers in there. With the message being either 'you send your guys in' or we will send ours and you won't like the results. Going forward, once it is rebuilt it certainly wouldn't hurt to add in a fair proportion of peacekeepers and civilians from neighbouring countries(not Israel), reset it as a place that functions normally with jobs and proper education ,rather than one that spends so much time in the futile quest to exterminate it's much stronger neighbour.
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Firstly there are currently many arabs living and running businesses in Israel. Secondly there's the opportunity of other arab nations stepping forward and accommodating fellow arabs.
Time will tell.
Jordan and Egypt have both said they’re against Trump’s “resettlement” plan
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Not disappointed that a bit of jeopardy has been added for the Palestinians though. They seem to have made the decision as a population a long time ago that they are willing to put up with any hardship as long as they can keep the flame of killing Jews alive. The jeopardy of losing the land if they don't give up on murdering might just make them think.
That is pure nonsense from start to finish.
The vast majority of Palestinians want to live on their own land with rights and freedom. Since 1967 - if not 1948 - they have lived as second class citizens in Israel and as occupied or besieged people under military rule in East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza - facing daily humiliations, assaults, imprisonment without trial, rolling land appropriation for illegal settlements and every few years deliberate killings in Gaza and West Bank camps (‘mowing the grass’ in the words of an IDF general).
Despite this Fatah (PLO) accepted a two state solution over 30 years ago and Hamas 8 years ago. Hamas has been promoted by Likud since the late 1990s to undermine the secular Fatah. That is one if the major charges against Netanyahu inside Israel. The Palestinian resistance (and the PO when it isn’t in Vichy mode) want an end to a racist colonial state but the vast majority accept the idea of a shared land (one or two states) with equal rights for Palestinian Arabs and Israeli Jews.
Most of the non Islamist leadership in Palestine are rotting in Israeli gaols - either following a military trial with few defence rights, or with no trial at all - administrative detention that can go on for decades!
Every attempt at non violent resistance by the Palestinians has been met with extreme violence (IDF snipers seem to like shooting children in the head) and criminalisation. Boycotts, sanctions and disinvestment campaigns risk prosecution and sacking - not just in Israel but in the US, in Germany and many other countries that provide arms and diplomatic cover to Israel.
Against a recent backdrop of deliberate provocations by settler groups and Netanyahu’s fascist allies, Hamas carried out its attack on 7 October 2023. It targeted legitimate military positions and illegitimate civilian sites. It committed war crimes and atrocities. In response - if we want tp pretend history began on that day - Israel has killed more than 50 times as many Palestinians (and 50 times as many civilians) as well as the full gamut of possible war crimes, including genocide.
But you think that Palestinians are hard-wired to want to ‘kill Jews’ and are willing to accept self destruction to do it? None of that fits with reality. It does however fit exactly with Zionist propaganda over many decades, and it is a sad reflection of how successful that propaganda has been.
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That is pure nonsense from start to finish.
The vast majority of Palestinians want to live on their own land with rights and freedom. Since 1967 - if not 1948 - they have lived as second class citizens in Israel and as occupied or besieged people under military rule in East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza - facing daily humiliations, assaults, imprisonment without trial, rolling land appropriation for illegal settlements and every few years deliberate killings in Gaza and West Bank camps (‘mowing the grass’ in the words of an IDF general).
Despite this Fatah (PLO) accepted a two state solution over 30 years ago and Hamas 8 years ago. Hamas has been promoted by Likud since the late 1990s to undermine the secular Fatah. That is one if the major charges against Netanyahu inside Israel. The Palestinian resistance (and the PO when it isn’t in Vichy mode) want an end to a racist colonial state but the vast majority accept the idea of a shared land (one or two states) with equal rights for Palestinian Arabs and Israeli Jews.
Most of the non Islamist leadership in Palestine are rotting in Israeli gaols - either following a military trial with few defence rights, or with no trial at all - administrative detention that can go on for decades!
Every attempt at non violent resistance by the Palestinians has been met with extreme violence (IDF snipers seem to like shooting children in the head) and criminalisation. Boycotts, sanctions and disinvestment campaigns risk prosecution and sacking - not just in Israel but in the US, in Germany and many other countries that provide arms and diplomatic cover to Israel.
Against a recent backdrop of deliberate provocations by settler groups and Netanyahu’s fascist allies, Hamas carried out its attack on 7 October 2023. It targeted legitimate military positions and illegitimate civilian sites. It committed war crimes and atrocities. In response - if we want tp pretend history began on that day - Israel has killed more than 50 times as many Palestinians (and 50 times as many civilians) as well as the full gamut of possible war crimes, including genocide.
But you think that Palestinians are hard-wired to want to ‘kill Jews’ and are willing to accept self destruction to do it? None of that fits with reality. It does however fit exactly with Zionist propaganda over many decades, and it is a sad reflection of how successful that propaganda has been.
Absolutely! Nail on head.
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Jordan and Egypt have both said they’re against Trump’s “resettlement” plan
No surprise there, like certain sorts that attach themselves to football teams, a united hatred of a sworn enemy is one thing, unified honour and support among themselves is another.
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No surprise there, like certain sorts that attach themselves to football teams, a united hatred of a sworn enemy is one thing, unified honour and support among themselves is another.
Do just hate Arabs or everyone who does not brainwashed by your side.
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No surprise there, like certain sorts that attach themselves to football teams, a united hatred of a sworn enemy is one thing, unified honour and support among themselves is another.
Or they’re not too keen on 6 million people being displaced into their country unwillingly.
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Or they’re not too keen on 6 million people being displaced into their country unwillingly.
Try comparing the number of people entering the small island that is the UK, with this 6 million (in question) and the vast amounts of land and resources across their regions (the green bit).
Israel is the red part, it's the same size as Wales.
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Total area of Israel 8,019 square miles.
Total area of Arab states 5.07 million square miles.
So Israel is 0.16% of the Arab states.
In other words Arab states combined are 630 times bigger than Israel.
Jordan alone is 34,495 square miles of 4 times bigger than Israel. Egypt is 390,100 mi². Syria is 71,498 square miles and Lebanon is 4036 square miles. So the four Israel’s neighbors have a total area of 496,093 square miles of 62 times bigger than Israel.
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But the Palestinians live in the red bit. It is their home. They don’t want to be ethnically cleansed.
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Ethnic cleansing is a ‘crime against humanity’ under international law and may itself be the crime of genocide.
That doesn’t change however big the desert in Sudan.
It looks like Trump has taken the last moral restraints off genocide apologists and fans of ethnic cleansing!
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But the Palestinians live in the red bit. It is their home. They don’t want to be ethnically cleansed.
Setting aside the entire historical claim to the land (on which will will have to agree to disagree), are you suggesting the vast regions in green shouldn't even house these people while the region is being rebuilt?
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Does Jordan have 4x as many homes as Israel? Are there a couple of vast empty cities the size of Birmingham with hospitals, schools, food and water just waiting to be occupied? Or do you propose they stick some tents in the sand and call it a day. Number of square miles means diddly squat if you can’t put those people anywhere.
The UK, one of the most developed and richest country in the world, struggles with 0.5m immigrants a year. Imagine China told us to take 5 million Ukrainians against our will, many of whom will be a burden to the state due to living in a war zone. Would we say yes with glee and open up the gates?
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Setting aside the entire historical claim to the land (on which will will have to agree to disagree), are you suggesting the vast regions in green shouldn't even house these people while the region is being rebuilt?
Do you honestly believe Israel would let them back in?
If it did ever get rebuilt the Israeli settlers would be there first.
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Do you honestly believe Israel would let them back in?
If it did ever get rebuilt the Israeli settlers would be there first.
Since 1948, Israel has made a home (which is obviously the envy of many) in what is around 15% of the Land they were originally given. Even if they did take Palestine, they still wouldn't have 1/5th (20%) of the Land which should be theirs.
Obviously we are commenting from a mainly secular country which has little or no interest in the Words of Almighty God, and mainly takes it's lines and thoughts from the broadsheets of the day, but either way, the opinion of many or the articles of the press will have zero influence in what will take place.
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truthpaste
Since 1948, Israel has made a home (which is obviously the envy of many) in what is around 15% of the Land they were originally given. Even if they did take Palestine, they still wouldn't have 1/5th (20%) of the Land which should be theirs.
Obviously we are commenting from a mainly secular country which has little or no interest in the Words of Almighty God, and mainly takes it's lines and thoughts from the broadsheets of the day, but either way, the opinion of many or the articles of the press will have zero influence in what will take place.
Why don’t the Palestinian people deserve any of the land? It’s been an Arabic nation for the past 1500 years, for 300 years before that it was Christian under the Roman Empire. Does the pope not deserve to carve off a bit for himself?
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Since 1948, Israel has made a home (which is obviously the envy of many) in what is around 15% of the Land they were originally given. Even if they did take Palestine, they still wouldn't have 1/5th (20%) of the Land which should be theirs
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To quote my good book: ‘Jesus wept’!