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GRAPHIC IMAGES WARNING: Remains of a decapitated child after Israel conducted an airstrike in northern gaza…

Oct 7th was a terrorist attack - though some said it was done with the complicit co-operation of Netanyahu to shore up his election ratings.

What is happening in Gaza now is outright genocide.

I think in most people's value systems, genocide ranks higher in terms of evilness than terrorism.
It's not a terrorist attack.

Gaza) – Israel’s sweeping restrictions on leaving Gaza deprive its more than two million residents of opportunities to better their lives, Human Rights Watch said today on the fifteenth anniversary of the 2007 closure. The closure has devastated the economy in Gaza, contributed to fragmentation of the Palestinian people, and forms part of Israeli authorities’ crimes against humanity of apartheid and persecution against millions of Palestinians.

Israel’s closure policy blocks most Gaza residents from going to the West Bank, preventing professionals, artists, athletes, students, and others from pursuing opportunities within Palestine and from traveling abroad via Israel, restricting their rights to work and an education. Restrictive Egyptian policies at its Rafah crossing with Gaza, including unnecessary delays and mistreatment of travelers, have exacerbated the closure’s harm to human rights.

“Israel, with Egypt’s help, has turned Gaza into an open-air prison,” said Omar Shakir, Israel and Palestine director at Human Rights Watch. “As many people around the world are once again traveling two years after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Gaza’s more than two million Palestinians remain under what amounts to a 15-year-old lockdown.”

Israel should end its generalized ban on travel for Gaza residents and permit free movement of people to and from Gaza, subject to, at most, individual screening and physical searches for security purposes.
 
It's not a terrorist attack.

Gaza) – Israel’s sweeping restrictions on leaving Gaza deprive its more than two million residents of opportunities to better their lives, Human Rights Watch said today on the fifteenth anniversary of the 2007 closure. The closure has devastated the economy in Gaza, contributed to fragmentation of the Palestinian people, and forms part of Israeli authorities’ crimes against humanity of apartheid and persecution against millions of Palestinians.

Israel’s closure policy blocks most Gaza residents from going to the West Bank, preventing professionals, artists, athletes, students, and others from pursuing opportunities within Palestine and from traveling abroad via Israel, restricting their rights to work and an education. Restrictive Egyptian policies at its Rafah crossing with Gaza, including unnecessary delays and mistreatment of travelers, have exacerbated the closure’s harm to human rights.

“Israel, with Egypt’s help, has turned Gaza into an open-air prison,” said Omar Shakir, Israel and Palestine director at Human Rights Watch. “As many people around the world are once again traveling two years after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Gaza’s more than two million Palestinians remain under what amounts to a 15-year-old lockdown.”

Israel should end its generalized ban on travel for Gaza residents and permit free movement of people to and from Gaza, subject to, at most, individual screening and physical searches for security purposes.
You have stated the facts... and I agree with them.

But from a neutral point of view, Oct 7 was a terrorist event. The question is: was this act justified or not, given the longstanding suffering of the Palestinians living under apartheid in the world's largest open-air prison. I can empathize with the Palestinians' plight, I can understand their actions, but I don't think violence is the only way to deal with it.

One can always point out to a non-violent option: Gandhi's famous non-violent resistance against an oppressive ruling power.
 
One less terrorist militant for Hamas. Islamists and libtards, please explain Oct 7th.


You and your genocidal loving kind going into dark dark place where used tissues and condoms and tampax go wtih cockroaches
So I neve will see your garbage posting singing hosannas to Zionist Nazis Lebebsraumers again

The better for me to enjoy coffee and smell roses

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