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Hadassah Laura 📟 (@HadassahLaura)
RT @RawaneOsmane (Rawan Osman روان عثمان): When I say the two-state solution is dead, people assume it’s wishful thinking. It isn’t. I wish Palestinian culture were different, but wishing doesn’t change reality. A Palestinian state will keep living as a romantic notion in the minds of its supporters, but it will never materialize. “If the Palestinians had a state, October 7th would never have happened.” But they were offered statehood multiple times and rejected it every time, because what was offered was never enough. The two real obstacles to peace were Jerusalem and the so-called “right of return.” Look at the map below, made by my Finnish, non-Jewish Zionist friend, Risto Huvila. Anyone who understands Jewish history understands why Jerusalem is Israel’s undivided capital. The city that welcomes everyone is governed by Jews. No one contests that Mecca is governed by Muslims, or that the Vatican is governed by Christians. No one should contest Jewish rule over Judaism’s holiest city either. The “right of return” is a mechanism for dismantling Israel, as Einat Wilf lays out in The War of Return. How could Israel absorb millions of descendants of the roughly 700,000 Palestinians displaced in the 1948 war of independence, without ending its existence as a Jewish state? Insisting on this “right” is a tell, not a good-faith negotiating position. Don’t Palestinians have a right to self-determination? Of course. But like everyone else, rights come with responsibilities, and freedom ends where it infringes on someone else’s existence. Palestinian governance has failed, repeatedly. The answer to that failure isn’t more power, it’s less. You don’t hand more authority to a leadership that has consistently misused it. And enjoying human rights doesn’t require having a sovereign state. Palestinian culture, as it stands, rejects coexistence with Israelis and Jews. It glorifies violence against them. How many more thousands need to die before the world accepts that it’s time to close this chapter? Millions want something different: for Israel to disappear. Antisemitism and Antizionism aside, a plain comparison of what Israelis and Palestinians have built suggests an obvious conclusion: preserve what works, abandon what doesn’t. So what happens to the Palestinians? That’s their call. They can build lives wherever they choose, ideally in an Arab or Muslim country, and Jordan remains the most logical option. Jordan was, after all, the largest portion of the British Mandate for Palestine, carved out and handed to the Hashemite family from the Arabian Peninsula. Royalty on gifted land welcoming their Arab, Muslim brethren isn’t a radical idea. And rather than leaning on foreign aid indefinitely, Palestinians and Jordanians might do better setting Israel aside for a decade and building a real economy. Even a fraction of what Israel has achieved would transform the region. #Israel #palestine #jordan
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Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
Verdens mest moralske hær IDF i terror- og apartheidstaten Israel fandt en 80-årig, de kune tæve. Det Israel du støtter. #dkpol #dkmedier @btdk #Israel #ZionismisTerrorism QT @QudsNen (Quds News Network) Israeli occupation forces assaulted 80-year-old Palestinian-American Khamis Rabee Jabara in Turmus Ayya, north of Ramallah, beating him and firing stun grenades during the attack. https://t.co/4xIWpZo5lc
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Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
Terror- og apartheidststen Israel har nu myrdet 4335 libanesere og såret 12.273, men Israel og Israels zionister er stadigvæk ofrene. Det Israel du støtter. #dkpol #dkmedier #ZionismisTerrorism #Israel #Lebanon QT @AJEnglish (Al Jazeera English) Lebanon’s Health Ministry says at least 4,335 people have been killed and 12,273 wounded since Israel’s war on Lebanon escalated in March, as Israeli attacks continue despite diplomatic talks. 🔴 LIVE updates: https://t.co/0p3G6XR3hw https://t.co/ikTj8R4sjU
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Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
Terror- og apartheidstaten Israel afsløret i flere krigsforbrydelser udført af verdens mest umoralske hær IDF. Det Israel du støtter. #dkpol #dkmedier @btdk @tv2newsdk #GazaGenocide #israel QT @DropSiteNews (Drop Site) 💢 A newly leaked photo shows two blindfolded elderly Palestinians, Nadi Ma’rouf, 63, and Ali Ma’rouf, 60, alongside an Israeli soldier hours before Israeli forces killed them in November 2024, according to journalist Younis Tirawi, who published the photo. He reported Israeli forces used the men as human shields before executing them in Beit Lahia. The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights documented at the time that the bodies of Nadi and Ali, along with 25-year-old Hamza al-Hatoo, arrived after Israeli forces shot them near Al-Khaldi Mosque. PCHR said its researchers received information that all three had been detained by Israeli forces, released, and then shot shortly afterward. Al Jazeera later reported Palestinian accounts that Nadi and Ali were held for days and forced to enter buildings ahead of Israeli soldiers as human shields before being released and shot after walking only a short distance.
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Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
RT @MrDaveyWilliams (David Williams): A British citizen in their 20s heads over to #Israel, takes part in killing children and other civilians. Comes back and nothing is done. An elderly lady says that she is opposed to this activity and the police arrest her as a terrorist. Is this some sort of Kafka novel?