Carl in Michigan
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50,000 troops to end Hamas
No More Ceasefire, No More Aid
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You mean the final push to drive Palestinians out of Gaza, the West Bank, and Israel en masse...under the guise of going after Hamas.
Again, genocide..rubber stamped by the United States of America.
My, how the mighty have fallen.
Again, genocide..rubber stamped by the United States of America.
My, how the mighty have fallen.
BasicHumanUnit
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You mean the final push to drive Palestinians out of Gaza, the West Bank, and Israel en masse...under the guise of going after Hamas.
Again, genocide..rubber stamped by the United States of America.
My, how the mighty have fallen.
What's you plot?
You hate Jews? Hate America too? Am I nailing it?
Maybe if Hamas had not fired all those rockets into Israel they'd still be in Gaza.
Weren't those Palestinians the ones seen celebrating when the twin towers were attacked?
Godboy
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They are definitely doing that, but it isnt a "guise". They will very openly push palestinians out of Gaza. They cant live in rubble, so they gotta go somewhere better, somewhere MUCH further away from Israel, and that will end it once and for all.
The Irish Ram
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The decision is Israel's. The terrorists already told us they were never going to stop. They strangled little children and paraded them in the streets to the delight of the crowd. Nobody wants them. They have pushed Israel to this action and have only themselves to blame.
What the **** are you babbling about?
Hamas is not a standing army. So far, they're killing Palestinian civilians. Up to almost 50K now. As opposed to the 1500 killed on 10/7? And ramping up actions in the West Bank as they've been indiscriminately killing for years with the blessing of the IDF.
But hey, what's a little genocide between friends?...I mean, they did it to us in the 1930's and 40's...oh..wait. That was the white Europeans.
Jeez, still with the ******* bullshit 25 years later
toomuchtime_
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I think you've got this all wrong. Both Israel and Trump have stated that the Gazans will not be forced to leave, but they will have the resources to leave if they want to, and they will want to.They are definitely doing that, but it isnt a "guise". They will very openly push palestinians out of Gaza. They cant live in rubble, so they gotta go somewhere better, somewhere MUCH further away from Israel, and that will end it once and for all.
Before the war, a third of the Gazans wanted to leave and now with the war about to resume and last at least a couple more years and no reconstruction until the terrorists have been destroyed, probably 3/4 of them will be lining up to go. President Trump is negotiation with Egypt and Jordan and perhaps other countries to allow construction so they will have safe and comfortable places to go to.
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He definitely said that last week, but that is no longer the plan, from what im hearing. They are going to push out all the palestinians, or virtually all. Enough will be removed so they will never ever again have a palestinian problem.
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You mean the final push to drive Palestinians out of Gaza, the West Bank, and Israel en masse...under the guise of going after Hamas.
Again, genocide..rubber stamped by the United States of America.
My, how the mighty have fallen.
How many Arab citizens does Israel have?
Uh...no. Gazans DO NOT want to leave. In fact, historically, the land ultimately belongs to Palestine. But it was shared for centuries (and should be) before the Brits fucked it up and the Israelis got greedy. Egypt and Jordan DO NOT want Gazans. They don't have the resources to house them all.
But hey, that don't stop Trump from putting his name on something and then pulling out leaving everyone else to pick up the mess. Don't mention his name in Atlantic City.
I have to admit even though its fake, this is pretty close to the truth. Trump Gaza!..don't mind the dead Palestinians.
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I think you've been misled.
Less and less by the day.
Godboy
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It doesnt require a significant amount of faith to believe it. Israel completely leveled Gaza. They moved people out of sections, then demolished those sections. They meticulously destroyed virtually every structure in Gaza. They did that specifically to make sure that Palestinians couldnt live there anymore. That place is no longer capable of being a home to any people, so the world isnt going to push back very hard when the time to kick them out comes. I think that was always the plan.
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The Gazans definitely want to leave and the only people who want them to stay there amid all the rubble, living in tents and surviving on canned tuna are people who want the war against Israel to go on. Once this gets started, the relocation of the so called Palestinians will not even be a difficult task to accomplish.Uh...no. Gazans DO NOT want to leave. In fact, historically, the land ultimately belongs to Palestine. But it was shared for centuries (and should be) before the Brits fucked it up and the Israelis got greedy. Egypt and Jordan DO NOT want Gazans. They don't have the resources to house them all.
But hey, that don't stop Trump from putting his name on something and then pulling out leaving everyone else to pick up the mess. Don't mention his name in Atlantic City.
I have to admit even though its fake, this is pretty close to the truth. Trump Gaza!..don't mind the dead Palestinians.
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No..they don't want to leave their homeland. You're projecting. Not sure from where but it isn't even in the realm of reality.
But that's Trump Sphere. A bended version of reality.
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Again, I disagree with you. The reason for the extensive damage is that Hamas built the tunnels under the cities in order to use civilians and civilian infrastructure as human shields, making it impossible to get at the terrorists without first destroying the civilian structure covering the exits from their tunnels.
In addition, Israel understood from long experience that whatever it did in the war would be looked at under a microscope, and regardless of the facts it would be accused of horrible things, so a lawyer had to certify each bombing attack complied with International Humanitarian Law before it could be carried out. Israeli generals simply could not have ordered an attack just to clear out the homes of civilians.
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Nah, you dont need to level the entirety of Gaza in order to find tunnel entrances. When the population is no longer in the area and you have free reign, finding tunnel entrances is a lot harder if they are buried under rubble. Israel did it to make sure that they wouldnt live there anymore.
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toomuchtime_
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You are mistaken.
Nearly One-Third of Gazans Wanted to Leave the Gaza Strip Before the 2023 War
Just before October 7, 2023—and before Hamas attacked Israel—Dr. Amaney Jamal, the Dean of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, conducted a Gaza survey in conjunction with the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research.
Dr. Jamal is Palestinian and spent much of her childhood in Ramallah, a city in the West Bank, about ten miles north of Jerusalem.
The poll revealed that 44 percent of Gazan Palestinian youth between the ages of 18 and 28 wanted to leave, which represents one-third of the entire population of Gaza.
To give you some background, the average Palestinian is around 20 and appears more open to the formation of armed groups. In recent surveys of Gaza and the West Bank, younger respondents also seem to be more militaristic, which has many experts asking if the current situation for young Palestinians will only breed more contempt.
The bottom line is that before Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, and before the resulting war, a whopping 31 percent of Gazans wanted to leave.
According to Itamar Marcus, the founder of Palestinian Media Watch, the number of Gazans who want to leave could be almost double what it was before the war, meaning that it's possible up to 60 percent of Gazans might be willing to go to other locations around the world.
Based on the poll results, it is Marcus' opinion that the problem is not that Gazans don't want to leave but rather that the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, ideologically, politically, and in fear of losing their power, don't want the Palestinians to leave.
Marcus further thinks that if President Trump wants to help the Gazans create a better future for themselves, he needs to create a mechanism whereby those who wish to leave can do so under the protection and guise of the United States.
Nearly One-Third of Gazans Wanted to Leave the Gaza Strip Before the 2023 War - Worldpress.org
A recent poll revealed that 44 percent of Gazan Palestinian youth between the ages of 18 and 28 wanted to leave, which represents one-third of the entire population of Gaza.
www.worldpress.org
Since 2/3 of the people in Gaza are refugees according to the UN, how can it be their homeland? You are drinking way too much Koolade.
toomuchtime_
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We'll have to agree to disagree.
Godboy
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Id prefer it if we agreed that im right.
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