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Not many but neither would any concentration camp inmates. You wouldn't! if you were Palestinian you would have celebrated October 7th. I didn't and I don't think many here did but certainly understand the Palestinians not giving one aorta.

 

Those that live in Gaza as some Palestinians live in Israel electing their own government in Hamas was anything like a concentration camp you need to educated yourself what a STUPID comparison...............................

 

This was the speech that Netanyahu made to the UN 8 years ago the warning was not heeded then and what he warned came true 8 years later, he was right then and he's right now its 41 minutes long but bang on right, Iran must have what sanctions western countries can put on them, if not I believe Iran my leave Israel with little choice if they dare to attack again for what ever reason.
FNN: Netanyahu Slams Iran Deal at UN (youtube.com)

 

Like 1930s Germany.

 

Democracy at its best, the way anyone who is not a supporter of Palestine/Hamas or their protesters are being treated with contempt it is a bloody disgrace, I don't know why the government don't step in and take control of the situation away from the Lord Mayor of London he obviously has a pro Palestine bias in all this.
The Met telling him they want him out of the area for his own safety.

 

The only thing missing was a cry of 'Dein papiren Juden'.

The Met are a disgrace.

 

What's so annoying is the government keep telling us there are laws to stop the likes of chanting "from the river to the sea Palestine will be free" yet the police do nothing, the first time that was chanted the police should have been making arrests, although I'm sure some on here would try and defend it by saying it all depends on the context it was chanted in, I'd suggest you're pretty thick if you don't understand how it was being inferred by the protesters.

 

Wow. I'm honestly struggling to know how to respond to that assist from that it's an absolute disgrace.

 

As should the London mayor, a disgrace to the high position he holds ....

 

As I've posted above there is obvious bias with regards the man in control, the government need to take the control of the Met away from Sadiq Khan.
Followed a car last night with a window sticker saying support Palestine, I wounder if I has a sticker in my car window saying the same with regards Israel how long it would last in Bradford you know free speech and all that, or would the police ask me to remove it as it could be classed as causing offence ?.

 

Good job the Met are dealing with serious crimes like “being Jewish in a public place” and not wasting their time on feral men riding round with machetes.

Priorities

 

I don't doubt it for a minute, hence my free speech, it only seems to go one way when it comes to protesting, the other day the police had around 20 I assume Jews behind barriers across the road from a pro Palestinian protest once again the police quote for their own safety, I thought the idea was to supress the aggressors, arresting them if it gets out of hand, video after video showing the Met up for what they are.

 

'You're openly Jewish'.

Be openly gay, trans, muslim, but FFS don't be openly Jewish.

 

The police have become a politicised organisation, with tiered attitudes to policing. The Met especially

 

Interesting read regarding the atrocities carried out by Hamas on the Israeli people on their home soil from someone in a good capacity to understand conflict.

 

A very tough read.

 

Doesn't fit the narrative though mate. I'm no fan of either side but as with every conflict it always takes two to tango. But try explaining this to flag waving winkers and they go into full retard mode.

 

Indeed. Look at some of the 'whataboutery' replies in the twitter thread.

The whole thing is a quagmire, and the bit that ultimately sums it up for me is the comment from the Israeli citizen who remarked 'people have given up hope of peace - not that they don't want it, they've lost hope in it'.

Some of the reports of what happened on Oct are so horrific, I despair at what human beings can be capable of - usually in the name of religion.