Suggesting the Jews control everything? Invoking Hitler and Naziism and applying it to Israel? Accusations of genocide? It's a gross mischaracterization that diminishes what an actual genocide is. Open your eyes, man.
The palestinians "solution" is more similar to naziism (the elimination of all jews and Israel as an entity) than Israel's response to palestinian barbarism on Oct. 7. Even the neighboring muslim countries want nothing to do with the palestinians, refusing them immigration in the case of Egypt, or birthright citizenship for those who have been living in Lebanon for three generations, or financial support from the gulf oil states. They are more concerned with the Palestinian cause as a political football than the Palestinian people and their wellbeing.
I think your assessnent of the current war is spot on. And I would grant 3db that the palestinians were royally screwed in 1948, and repeatedly since. But whether Netanyahu is in charge or not, the Israelis will never allow right of return for millions of people who want to kill them. Never going to happen.
We can watch some youtube videos and fancy ourselves as experts in geopolitics, and even take petty pot shots at each other on an audio forum, but none of us are going to solve this intractable conflict. And none of that excuses the rise of antisemitism taking place, from the right and even more from the left lately. That it's evident here is highly disappointing to say the least.
The rise of antisemitism outside of Israel is disgusting and I condemn it. Unfortunately the rest of the world is seeing the crimes against humanity committed by the fascists in Israel and turn their anger to the unfortunate Jewish population outside of Israel. That’s the reason why we are seeing that rise of antisemitism. What’s worse is that f?cktard Netanyahu doesn’t care what happens to the Jewish people outside of Israel.
Israel does have a right to exist but it does not have the right to do land grabs and perform ethnic cleansing under the false guise of security. The parallels between what Israel is currently doing is shockingly similar to Nazi Getmany and their conquest of Europe.
Im no geopolitical expert and that is why I listen to independent experts such as Larry Johnson, ex CIA analyst, retired Col Larry Wilkerson who served as chief of staff to General Powell.
Robert Pape, professor at the University of Chicago whose modelling of this war was spot on, Trita Parsi who has been studying the middle east for 3 decades. There are others I listen to
as well but I can’t remember their names. I listen to them because they are independent and not
under control or influence of the pro Israeli owners that slants the news in Israel’s favour.
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Key Media Assets
- Israel Hayom (Israel): The Adelson family owns and publishes this Hebrew-language daily, which is one of the most widely circulated newspapers in Israel. Founded by her late husband Sheldon Adelson, the paper historically championed Benjamin Netanyahu and is recognized for its right-wing editorial stance.[1, 2, 3]
- Las Vegas Review-Journal (United States): In 2015, the Adelson family purchased Nevada's largest newspaper in a $140 million deal. The acquisition sparked major controversy and scrutiny from media watchdogs regarding editorial independence and transparency, as the family's identity was initially kept secret during the purchase process. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
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The family's media empires are closely tied to their massive financial contributions to the U.S. Republican party and conservative causes. Both publications have historically been utilized to back high-profile political allies; for example, the
Las Vegas Review-Journal was one of the first major American newspapers to endorse Donald Trump for president. Despite being vocal supporters, the publications occasionally publish dissenting op-eds holding politicians to account on specific policies.
