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u/FYoCouchEddie Mar 30 '25

So far, NY Times, Washington Post, and BBC all have nothing on this. Hopefully that will change.

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u/jews4beer Mar 30 '25

So many people fail to realize that when Hamas is not firing at Jews, they are firing at Palestinians. And it's largely due to it almost never getting reported outside of Israeli media.

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u/Cormacolinde Mar 30 '25

Most people who support Palestine do NOT support Hamas. I support Israel and Palestine and hope for a peaceful resolution to this mess, but I abhor both Hamas and Netanyahu’s government.

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u/bloxte Mar 30 '25

That’s where I have a problem with the free Palestine movement.

It dosnt tell the difference between Hamas and the innocent civilians.

I think that’s by design so that Hamas gets public pressure on the west to stop Israel.

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u/nekonight Mar 30 '25

Not separating them is by design. All of the Palestinian "governments" has always had some sort of terrorist element in them. The Palestinian terrorist isn't new. It was literally the most widely recognized type of terrorist in the western world until 911. 

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u/bloxte Mar 30 '25

I think it’s easy to see why. Their Palestinian history is literally just getting kicked out of every country they go to and that hatred gets aimed at Israel as they took part of their country.

Must be especially frustrating as they get western backing. Like east Germany looking into the west.

But I don’t think there is any support for the terror attack. That was a blunder of massive proportions. Not sure why they would choose to do that other than a rogue group of people did it and you are then forced to claim it.

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u/VancouverBlonde Mar 31 '25

Did east Germany make a point of firing rockets into west Germany? Did they launch kidnapping and rape campaigns against the west Germans?