Dreamer

You know, all this targeting of children and infants reminds me of the Pharoah's slaughter of the Jewish infants in ancient Egypt. . . What was the reason again?

Your kind likes to forget which people were in power when gaza was turned into "a parking lot". Who was it that set the stage for Trump and enabled his rhetoric of "rebuilding" Gaza? Which people were in power when billions were being sent to the rapists, murderers, and thieves, when they were being granted diplomatic cover, unconditional support, and immunity? Who was it that legitimized their attacks on civilians, noncombatants, journalists, healthcare workers?

Support for the rapists, murderers, and thieves and their wretched state has been historically unanimously bipartisan for decades, and any perceived rifts are nothing short of optics to placate the average "bleeding heart" liberal.

Time and time again, your kind would rather acquiesce and work against your own interests and the interests of those you claim to care for than take meaningful action if the latter were to even pose an ounce of risk. And where has this led us?

Now you get to suffer with us. Enjoy :)

Als die Nazis die Kommunisten holten, habe ich geschwiegen; ich war ja kein Kommunist.

Als sie die Gewerkschafter holten, habe ich geschwiegen; ich war ja kein Gewerkschafter.

Als sie die Sozialdemokraten einsperrten, habe ich geschwiegen; ich war ja kein Sozialdemokrat.

Als sie die Juden einsperrten, habe ich geschwiegen; ich war ja kein Jude.

Als sie mich holten, gab es keinen mehr, der protestieren konnte.

Reading these accounts, their details, how can we not feel hatred and disgust towards those responsible?

When I responded to the commenter before you, I was thinking more in the general sense with scientific constructivism and the Bohrian interpretation of observation, measurement, and reality in mind.

However, what you said reminds me of the more institutionalized issues plaguing the sciences, and my mind went to the textbook case of The Bell Curve.

Science is a construct made by humans in their effort to best understand the world they exist in. The consciousness of science is not nothing, but the collective conciousness of every human being that has participated, and along with it, their collective follies and limitations.

On June 12, Hisham Abu Is’ifan, a 54-year-old father of six and resident of Hebron’s Wadi Al-Hassin neighborhood, was on his way to his job as a clerk at the Education Ministry when he was stopped and attacked by soldiers.

“[A soldier] came over and pushed me, and then he ordered me to hand over my ID card and phone,” Abu Is’ifan testified to B’Tselem. “Before I could give him the phone, he grabbed me by the back of the neck and shoved me to the ground. My back hurt a lot and I shouted … When I kept shouting in pain, the soldier sat on me and pressed both his knees hard into my chest, until I felt I couldn’t breathe from the pain.”

Yasser Abu Markhiyeh, a 52-year-old father of four from the Tel Rumeida neighborhood, was abused at a checkpoint in Hebron on July 14 because of what soldiers found on his cell phone. “When I got to him, [the soldier] ordered me to hand over my ID card,” he recounted. “I did, and he ordered me to unlock my phone and hand it over, too. I heard him talk to someone on the wireless radio and say my name.

“About five minutes later, four soldiers arrived at the checkpoint,” Abu Markhiyeh continued. “One of them spoke to me in Arabic and accused me of contacting Al Jazeera and slandering the Israeli army. I told him that I had, in fact, spoken to Al Jazeera three weeks earlier about soldiers who attacked me on June 22 … Then he tied my hands behind my back with zip ties and fastened them very tight. Two soldiers pounced on me and started beating me, including in the testicles, for several minutes.”

Mahmoud ‘Alaa Ghanem, an 18-year-old who lives in the city of Dura in the Hebron district, was attacked by soldiers in Hebron on July 8. Like Abu Markhiyeh, he also had his phone inspected by soldiers. Upon opening Ghanem’s Instagram, they found a meme of an Israeli soldier saving young children on October 7 with the word “Photoshop” written on it, mocking the army’s apparent ineptitude in the face of the Hamas attack that day.

“He asked me about it, and I said it was just a picture,” Ghanem told B’Tselem. “He said, ‘We’ll show you Photoshop.’”

After a few minutes, Ghanem was put on the floor of a jeep and driven away. “One of the soldiers grabbed me by the hair and slammed my face into the back door, three times in a row,” he said. “I felt that my mouth and nose were bleeding. The soldier asked me, ‘Do you like Hamas?’ I said no, and then he grabbed me by the arm, twisted it around my neck and strangled me … Two soldiers started slapping me and asking me again: ‘Do you like Hamas?’ Again, I said I didn’t, and then one of them hit me hard in the testicles. I screamed in pain, and then he hit me harder in the same place. I begged him in the name of God to stop hitting me.”

“One of the soldiers came to me and put his cigarette out on my right leg,” Muhammad A-Natsheh, a 22-year-old from Tel Rumeida who was detained on July 14, told B’Tselem. “He put it out slowly, so it would hurt more. One of them asked: ‘Does it hurt?’ When I said yes, he punched me in the back of the head, stood on my legs and pressed down hard.”

A-Natsheh continued: “One of them got an office chair and put it on my legs. He sat on it from time to time, which hurt a lot. They kept swearing at me the whole time, and one of them spat at me, too. It went on like that for about an hour, and then one of the soldiers said to me in Arabic: ‘We’ll rape you’. One of them grabbed my head, and another soldier tried to open my mouth and shove a rubber object in it. I made a huge effort not to open my mouth. I heard him say in Hebrew: ‘Film him, film him.’

“Then a soldier who spoke Arabic came,” he went on. “He came over and ordered me to get up, but I couldn’t. He grabbed me by the neck, lifted me up and made me stand facing the wall, and then he started pushing my head left and right violently with his hands, saying: ‘If I see you in this place again, I’ll rape you and kill you. I’ll do the same to anyone else I see here.’”

“The soldiers brought ice and put it down my underwear,” Qutaybah Abu Ramileh, a 25-year old from the neighborhood of Al-Salayma who was detained on July 8 along with his 22-year-old brother, Yazan, told B’Tselem. “Yazan told me afterwards they did the same thing to him. They also poured an alcoholic drink into our clothes. I heard a soldier talking to a girl on the phone. I think it was a video call. They were laughing and making fun of us.

“One of the soldiers kicked us in the head and face while cursing us and our mothers,” he continued. “Then, suddenly, I heard the sound of a leather belt coming from above, and one of them started whipping us with a belt on our heads and all over our bodies … The soldiers stepped on our [bare] feet. The beating with the belt lasted about three minutes, and then the soldiers brought a bucket and put it on my head. Later, I understood they also put a bucket on Yazan. They started playing with a ball or something like that, and threw it at the bucket on my head. It hurt every time the ball hit the bucket. It was hard to breathe and I felt like I was suffocating.”

“The soldiers ordered us to leave,” she said. “My husband turned the car around, and the soldiers were still surrounding us. One of them looked at me and winked. He gave me a mocking smile and then I saw him pull the pin on a stun grenade and throw it between my legs. I pushed the grenade away and it fell under the seat. I shouted, ‘Grenade! Grenade!’ and ducked to the other side. [My husband] turned around to me when I shouted, so the grenade exploded under his face. He passed out. Thank God, the car stopped by itself.”

Israel was founded by rape, murder, and theft. Their descendents justify these actions, glorify the perpetrators, and follow in their footsteps by committing the same heinous crimes. Rapists, murderers, and thieves. . . That is all they are, and it is time they are treated as such: Rapists, Murderers, and Thieves.

The Ghost Unit’s Key Features and Capabilities Ghost Unit 888 operates on a unique, high-speed combat philosophy called the “kill chain,” aimed at instantly detecting and killing targets. Its rapid response strategy is designed to close the detection-to-elimination cycle in mere seconds, far faster than traditional combat timelines. For instance, recent conflicts like Ukraine demonstrate a five-minute detection-to-response time, yet Unit 888 seeks to compress this to near-instantaneous action.

In short, they don't take time to discern whether or not the target is a civilian or combatant.

Yes, because the extremist settlers exist in a void. Let us lay blame onto the resistance groups for not being perfect victims rather than the people that founded their state and continue to perpetuate it through the mass murder, theft, rape, torture, subjugation and oppression of the Palestinian people. All the citizens of Israel are free of guilt, responsibility, and consequence despite the fact that they are not only benefactors of their genocidal state but also overwhelmingly (~72% as of March) support Israel's crimes against the people of Gaza.

Realistically speaking, if Israel was tried and given the same treatment as the Germans were in the Nuremberg trials, there would not be enough free Zionists to even put up a facade of a state.

“I’m sorry for the harsh words, but Gaza gave us strength. At least I buried my daughter whole; in Gaza, children are buried in pieces.”

No, the url for this one is a bit extended, so maybe the old posts don't show up in the crosspost section.