Israeli-Palestinian conflict

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I don't care about those organizations. This is about the rights of individual Palestinians. If they see what's going on (Israel slowly but surely taking over the place) and go "Ok fine I give up, I'll go live in Israel then", they can't. So of course those people then become committed to defending their idea of their own state. What else are they to do?

If they keep voting terrorist organisations in, why do you say that they want to go and live in Israel?

Why are you generalizing? I'm not saying they do, I'm saying some of them do and they should have the right to.

[princeofcarthage]

How did you conclude "most of them". In that case a terrorist organisation won't come in power.

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[chris1089]

So I don't actually know the governmental system. But why do Hama's keep sending rockets to Israel unless the government supports it? I.E just because independents were elected, does that mean they are opposing the terrorism?

[princeofcarthage]

How are you concluding most of Palestinians want to go live in Israel? Proof, source, survey, anything?

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How are you concluding that I'm concluding most of Palestinians want to go live in Israel? Proof, source, survey, anything?

[princeofcarthage]

Cuz you literally said so... Nice edit. It was "most of them do" earlier now changed to "some of them". I should really quote every time.

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I'm 100% sure that never said "most of them". That isn't and never was my opinion. And I don't think I edited that post more than an hour after posting it. I know I added the "Why are you generalizing" but iirc it was right after posting; Maybe @edeholland can verify

[princeofcarthage]

Like I said I should be quoting everytime.

[princeofcarthage]

Though need to get it off chest. It's a fucking shit thing to do rather than simply accepting it was a typo/mistake.

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And I guess it's just impossible that you misread it?

[princeofcarthage]

Yes.

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Why is that impossible?

[princeofcarthage]

See how edited from "completely impossible" to "I guess it's just impossible"

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Sounded better
Have you never misread anything? You're just that superior of a human?

[gibson]

Like I said I should be quoting everytime.You guys are all morons, I'm the only smart one on the forums. Fuck ya'll TRG OUT

Yea quoting can be a great solution

[princeofcarthage]

Like I said I should be quoting everytime.You guys are all morons, I'm the only smart one on the forums. Fuck ya'll TRG OUT

Yea quoting can be a great solution

Well nice try, I have been fooling people with this since times you were a sperm.

[princeofcarthage]

Sounded better
Have you never misread anything? You're just that superior of a human?

Yes, whatever floats your boat.

[duckzilla]

So I don't actually know the governmental system. But why do Hama's keep sending rockets to Israel unless the government supports it? I.E just because independents were elected, does that mean they are opposing the terrorism?

Because politics in Palestine is just overly complicated. Hamas is a political faction but also a military arm. They can act independent of government. Palestinian territories do not qualify as a "state". It is not a real country and the government is not the only authority in these territories. That's a huge part of the problem.

[Dolan]

Hamas is kinda like the IRA + Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland.

[n0el]

Hamas is kinda like the IRA + Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland.

great comparison tbh

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[lejend]

Netanyahu opponents form coalition to replace him

jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/lapid-tells-rivlin-new-government-ready-669937

A new governing coalition has been formed and is prepared to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, opposition leader Yair Lapid officially informed President Reuven Rivlin and Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin late Wednesday night.

"I commit to you Mr. President, that this government will work to serve all the citizens of Israel including those who aren't members of it, will respect those who oppose it, and do everything in its power to unite all parts of Israeli society," Lapid told Rivlin.

Yamina leader Naftali Bennett, Lapid and Ra'am (United Arab List) chairman Mansour Abbas signed an agreement at a meeting on Wednesday night at Ramat Gan's Kfar Hamaccabiah Hotel, in the first coalition deal ever signed by an Arab party.

Abbas had added last-minute demands on Wednesday, following multiple conversations with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. After Netanyahu offered to cancel a law enforcing fines on illegal Arab building, Abbas demanded the same from the unity government being formed.

Looks to be a coalition of far-right, far-left, center-left and Arab Islamist parties

[n0el]

Shocked the arab parties would support Bennett as PM considering his past. Must have solid stance from Lapid

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So yeah this is pretty bad.

I guess we're now entering the era where /r/worldnews permanently has at least 2 live threads about current crises