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More war crimes. Will Natanyahu ever be brought to justice?

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Yes.

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Humans will care if the village had oil, gold, or diamonds.

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The critical question is when will the American people finally raise up and say that enough is enough. With the advent of Trump’s "beautiful" real estate-foreign policy, America keeps getting deeper and deeper. The billionaires supporting Israel are perfectly content spending taxpayer money and they get a big tax-cut just to make it more perverse. Given the moral gravity they attach Israel’s “existence”, let them fund the war machine. It is their “holy-war” after all.

It is clear that America First applies only after Israel is satisfied, which will never happen.

And it is appalling that the most vulnerable Americans lose their Medicaid so that Palestinians lose their lives and billionaires get another multi-trillion-dollar tax-cut. (And, of course, Israel citizens enjoy their free universal healthcare.)

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Hideous brutality. The israeli urge to destruct to kill, their lack of the most basic morality WILL BE THEIR END.

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I would like to see Telaviv looking like Kfarkela . and pics of Israelis looking bewildered.

Perhaps that would have impact on Israel, nothing else has,

Certainly not the Nazi holocaust, they learned from that only how to destroy their brothers.

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It is hard to see Israel's humanity in this asymmetrical destruction...psychopaths comes to mind.

Woe is us: these people seem to have unlimited conventional weapons and the h-bomb.

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What a pervert world

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What a misnomer to call wanton destruction of defenseless infrastructure and civilians a ceasefire… after the resistance withdrew.

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Please, can someone explain to me how this is not a death cult?

Khreis’s son, Mahdi, a 33-year-old father of two, was a fighter who was killed on October 29, 2024. A poster of him in military fatigues hangs next to the cafe next to two other fighters, all under the slogan, “Martyrs on the road to Jerusalem.”

“My son was a resistance fighter. He is one of the ones who remained here and fought here. And he was martyred here,” Khreis said. “The occupation didn’t want us to return here but we returned through the blood of our martyrs.”

“We made a solidarity front with Gaza, and the Sayyed was martyred,” Khreis said, using the honorific term to refer to Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah’s long-serving secretary-general who was assassinated in a massive Israeli air raid on September 27. “Everyone that was martyred here was martyred for Gaza.” Khreis and his family will travel to Beirut to attend Nasrallah’s official funeral ceremony on Sunday where massive crowds are expected.

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