Interesting debate in Israel

Mrs Doubtfyre said:
For those that are not hard of thinking, it is absolutely obvious that claiming an offensive, distasteful or untrue comment was a joke after the event, is not genuine nor an acceptable excuse.
But my comment was so obviously a joke and I recognised it at the time. I even accompanied it with a smiley emoji, just in case any hard of thinking people misunderstood that it was a humorous comment. :rolleyes:
That isn't a smiley emoji. That's a rolleyes emoji.
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Yeah, yeah. Ellal always follows his bitter, snipey posts with a smiley and I often comment that it doesn’t make him look any less of a **** than he already does. Make all the excuses you like but the same applies to you.
 
"Israel’s retaliatory actions have all been against international law – from targeting civilian areas, using white phosphorus, preventing food and electricity from entering Gaza and ordering 1.1 million civilians to flee their homes without giving the time or the means to do so. Hamas’s actions against Israel on the 7 October were barbaric, but Israel’s revenge, as usual, has been beyond the pale."

 
Mottie said:
take hostages
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"The majority have never been convicted of a crime, including more than 2,000 of them being held in administrative detention, in which the Israeli military detains a person without charge or trial. Such detention can be renewed indefinitely based on secret information, which the detainee is not allowed to see. Administrative detainees are held on the presumption that they might commit an offense at some point in the future. Israeli authorities have held children, human rights defenders and Palestinian political activists, among others, in administrative detention, often for prolonged periods."

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Why Does Israel Have So Many Palestinians in Detention and Available to Swap?

While many have rightly hailed the release of civilians held hostage by Hamas after the killings of hundreds of Israelis and other civilians on October 7 — hostage-taking is a war crime — less attention has been focused on why exactly Israel has so many Palestinians in detention and available to...
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Mottie said:
Yeah, yeah. Ellal always follows his bitter, snipey posts with a smiley and I often comment that it doesn’t make him look any less of a **** than he already does. Make all the excuses you like but the same applies to you.
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I see your vulgar streak has reappeared.
Did it ever go away?
 
Mottie said:
Whatever. If they don’t like it, don’t invade a bigger, stronger country to rape, kill and take hostages because you will reap what you sow a thousand fold.
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But you're quite comfortable with a nation subjugating and oppressing another people because of the difference in ethnicity or religion, for 75 years?
 
denso13 said:
"Israel’s retaliatory actions have all been against international law – from targeting civilian areas, using white phosphorus, preventing food and electricity from entering Gaza and ordering 1.1 million civilians to flee their homes without giving the time or the means to do so. Hamas’s actions against Israel on the 7 October were barbaric, but Israel’s revenge, as usual, has been beyond the pale."

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If a hospital, or a school or any other building or complex is used as a base from which attacks are launched, they become a legitimate target.
It's bad PR, but it aint against the law.
 
fillyboy said:
If a hospital, or a school or any other building or complex is used as a base from which attacks are launched, they become a legitimate target.
It's bad PR, but it aint against the law.
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And conveniently all journalists have been killed or denied access so that Israel can make any claim they like, and it can't be refuted, because there is no independent presence to record the events.
The killing of journalists is a deliberate policy by Israel to deny the world an independent opinion of any events in Gaza.
 
Mottie said:
Whatever. If they don’t like it, don’t invade a bigger, stronger country to rape, kill and take hostages because you will reap what you sow a thousand fold.
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But it's OK if you are a bigger stronger country to invade a smaller weaker 1 ?
 
Mottie said:
Whatever. If they don’t like it, don’t invade a bigger, stronger country to rape, kill and take hostages because you will reap what you sow a thousand fold.
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I wonder how many people granny raped and killed before being murdered in cold blood by an Israeli gunman, while she held a white flag in one hand and her small grandson in the other.

Probably none, like the schoolgirls machine-gunned to death by a tank 20 metres away as they called for help for hours in the family car surrounded by their dead family.

Not to mention the ambulancemen who came to try to rescue them.
 
JohnD said:
I wonder how many people granny raped and killed before being murdered in cold blood by an Israeli gunman, while she held a white flag in one hand and her small grandson in the other.

Probably none, like the schoolgirls machine-gunned to death by a tank 20 metres away as they called for help for hours in the family car surrounded by their dead family.

Not to mention the ambulancemen who came to try to rescue them.
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That’s twice in two days you’ve quoted one of my posts so I’m obviously not on your ignore list so perhaps you can answer my question asking you for your definition of a 'tax dodger'? Is it a tax avoider or a tax evader or both of those.
 
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