US involvement
futility
Haram al-Sharif
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/10/9/whats-the-israel-palestine-conflict-about-a-simple-guide?utm_campaign=Weekly_0910/2024&utm_medium=email&utm_source=sendinblue
International law
Educated Jews, Arab peasants
Nakba
Why refugee camps?
Antisemitism
Untermenschen/animals
Human shields, Hamas lairs: proof?
targeting hospitals
refusing food supplies
Deaths: 9900/2142 * 41900 = 193655
Yoav Gallant: No electricity, no food, no water, no fuel
We are fighting, human animals
Standesamt Prittlbach: vom 12. April 1933 bis zum 31. März 1939: 489 Tote[1]
Standesamt Dachau: vom 1. April 1939 bis zum 31. Mai 1941: 3.486 Tote[1]
Sonderstandesamt "Dachau II" im KZ Dachau: vom 1. Juni 1941 bis 20. April 1945: 8.948 Tote[1]
In den Standesämtern jener Gemeinden, in denen sich Außenkommandos und Nebenlager befanden: 705 Tote[2]
Im Sonderstandesamt Bad Arolsen, das 1949 zur Beurkundung von weiteren Todesfällen in Konzentrationslagern errichtet wurde: 18.741[1] Tote
But what good does this do to Israel? There are so many unanswered questions:
Why does the USA support them
despite obvious evidence of genocide? Without the US support, this destruction would quickly fizzle out.
Why does the government of a country whose ancestors suffered so terribly in the
Second World War treat others with such XXX?
Why does the international community
Diary entries
20241007
I hate Israel!
A year ago today Hamas staged an
attack on Israeli citizens, killing 1193 of them and taking about another 250 hostage. An
estimated 100 hostages remain under their control.
A barbaric act, one that demands a firm response. But the act pales by comparison with the
Israeli response. They have reduced the Gaza Strip to rubble and killed round
42,000 mainly innocent people, round 2% of the total population. Israel's response sickens
me. I have sleepless nights (well, a couple of hours) as a result, and I'm not even
directly involved. With shock I discover that I feel a certain satisfaction when the
Israel Defense Forces suffer a setback, though rational logic tells me that that is unjustified.
How do I describe my pain? I have started a couple of times, but there are so many facets,
so I'll describe them one by one as time goes on. I'll collect the text, hopefully
improved, here.
How did they get away with it? Clearly the massacres of the Hitler régime made people much more
sympathetic towards the Jewish people. But that only went so far: the United Kingdom had had enough of
their behaviour, and they only continued to get away with things because of the help of the
USA.
This has to stop. If Israel has to bombard Gaza Strip, they should ensure the
safety of the population, not boast of their atrocities online. The USA must stop supplying Israel with
weapons for pursuit of genocide.
Somehow I can't get past the issues with the current Israel conflict. Today I watched a recent
documentary about Israel's war crimes:
It reinforces my views about their sense of impunity. Here are shots which they say (and I
believe) were posted on social media by the mainly named Israel Defense Forces members:
There's much more in the content (the video is 80 minutes long, and I haven't even finished
watching it), including much wilful destruction of buildings and targeted killing of
civilians. One of the most disturbing facets is how many Israeli citizens are in favour of
these atrocities. The video seems to suggest that it's all Israelis, but we know that's not
the case. How many? Still, in Israel the main concern seems to be getting the return of
the remaining hostages, of whom probably fewer than 50 are still alive, many having been
killed by Israeli attacks.
How can they get away with that? Clearly they're not being punished by Israeli authorities
if they publish evidence of their crimes so openly. It's high time that Israeli leadership
be prosecuted by international courts. Again, for that to happen something needs to change
radically.
