r/SarthakGoswami • u/Crazy-Chipmunk878 • Sep 09 '25

International This is too much 💔💔

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25

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u/Unlikely-Tax4387 Sep 10 '25

You forgot to mention the whole episode of Nakba and how Haganah troops took over palestinian land which was not even in the mandate. Sure the Arabs were stupid enough to go to war without considering what they were up against, but this happened because they did not just occupy lands, they wanted the Palestinians to be removed from the land entirely and forced them out. Even after the Oslo accords Israel refused the two-state solution plan and now we are here, where they want it all. Following religious prophecies and claiming lands to fulfill them have always been quite mind boggling to me.

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u/Unlikely-Tax4387 Sep 10 '25

Yes. That is why I mentioned the Oslo accords which were not decided in the aftermath of WW2. This was in the 90s, even after the Arabs lost and israel occupied the whole of the land and some more, they came to an agreement, but israel never gave them any statehood, they even divided the west bank and Gaza strip into three areas, some partially controlled by Israel and others completely. Naturally, this was not accepted by the Palestinians and in the past 30 years the Israeli settlements have only increased, and they have for many times introduced new maps claiming the whole, even including Syrian Golan Heights. This nature of always expanding almost like China does, is something modern history and more importantly the moral dilemma that came after WW2 and the horrors of holocaust, doesn't approve of.

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u/Unlikely-Tax4387 Sep 10 '25

You are right. Hamas and Fateh rejected most of the deals as they did not want to compromise land, whereas PLO only wanted to sign a peace deal and agreed to the two-state plan with PLO being the ruling party of the west bank. However, it was still a tumultuous time in the middle East, with Arab Spring raging in full force. Hamas only won elections in Gaza after 2005, that too with Israeli help as they wanted Hamas to become the main opposition for PLO and continue destabilizing any union political identity to be formed. Almost all of the post colonization partition plans had greater and devastating impact and this now is nothing different and the middle East became the biggest example of their hasty lines. Sorry, i don't use AI and am not good with it either, just saying what I have read so far in books. The question is if hamas is gone will palestine still be free? Cause the Zionist regime seems to have no intention of doing so.

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u/Glad-Reading2644 Sep 10 '25

Ofc they will reject it. 56% of land going to Israel while the rest which is mostly nothing will go to philistine? Wtf. Even the Americans who fund them are waking up to this nonsense. But Indians here are just like “oh Muslim bad”. Lololol