• tygerprints@kbin.social
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    8 months ago

    Oh you do that, Biden. And Netanyahu, being profoundly interested in our point of view and well known for being open minded, will surely sit down and listen respectively and take your comments into account.

    Netanyahu has one characteristic; it is self-serving and that means a total bloodbath for sport. It will never change its programming. But you just go ahead and try to get this filthy piece of stinking scum to recognize it’s own fatal flaw. That will the day. That will certainly be the great day we all so fucking richly hope for.

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      8 months ago

      I think you are naive if you think so. US military help is about 15% from Israeli military budget.

      Plus there is still an issue of Hamas.

      In my opinion, Biden’s administration approach to this conflict was and is quite good and balanced.

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        8 months ago

        Biden’s administration approach to this conflict is to tacitly fund a genocide and veto all UN resolutions to end it, all while making weak protests.

        Eventually it started shipping token humanitarian aid after several other countries started doing that - but I’m pretty sure it ships less aid for the Palestinians than bombs to be used on them.

        Contrast with the US approach to a similar situation in Ethiopia’s Tigray province a couple of years back, which involved economic sanctions.

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          8 months ago

          It would not stop Israel. Just imagine if similar attack happened on US. We would retaliate and the UN be dammed. Actually, you do not have to imagine. A smaller attack (as % of US population) on Sept 11 resulted in two wars with popular support at the beginning!

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            8 months ago

            I don’t agree. As well as arms, Israel relies on political support from the US to block UN intervention.

            There is growing international appetite for UN intervention in this matter. The African Union is always particularly interested in it, especially South Africa.

            Without US military protection of Israel some of the Arab nations would also be interested in military intervention and I wouldn’t be surprised if Indonesia (the largest Muslim country in the world) would be as well.

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              8 months ago

              UN would never have military intervention in this. Nothing else would stop Israel. They are really angry on Hamas, more so than we were after sept. 11. And US would never press on Israel militarily either, because the president that would, would be impeached the same day.

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                8 months ago

                Why the hell not? The only thing keeping the UN off Israel’s back is the US. And by itself Israel has no veto so the UN could actually do something.

                Likewise, why do you think a us president that intervened in Israel militarily would get impeached? The presidency is structured so that the president has a lot of leeway in military action, which presidents have used to great effect. E.g. Iraq was horrible and based on a lie but nobody got impeached after

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        8 months ago

        I have seen idf carve the symbol of david on the back of a Palestinian. I didn’t see hamas do it. So I will say hamas should exist.