"Free, free Palestine!" I keep hearing Pro-Palestinian Protestors chanting that, but have you notices Pro-Israeli protestors don't chant "Capture, capture Palestine"?

Another thing I've noticed, Israelis are protesting against the war, just wanting their people returned and so they're protesting against Yahoo. But there's no Pro-Palestinian protest against Hamas or Hezbollah? 🤔

"Free, free Palestine!" I keep hearing Pro-Palestinian Protestors chanting that, but have you notices Pro-Israeli protestors don't chant "Capture, capture Palestine"?

Another thing I've noticed, Israelis are protesting against the war, just wanting their people returned and so they're protesting against Yahoo. But there's no Pro-Palestinian protest against Hamas or Hezbollah? 🤔

-gNVveJt

Nivram wrote:

-gNVveJt

Ha, ha! Yeah, bit of an ego boost for Trump. But I gotta' admit, his aggressive attitude would have influenced the decision.

Something else I've noticed, the news channels here focus so much on the innocent lives being killed in Palestine, particularly Gaza that we forget about the hostages that were taken by Hammas.

It's messed up.

Norwegian wrote:

Karl wrote: You make a very good point about the war against Palestine. Unfortunately, not many people think about it the way we do. I don't blame Israel for striking back at Hammas/Hezbollah, but they are being reckless and killing innocent civilians, possibly killing their own people who have been held hostage. What people don't realise is Hezbollah/Hammas are heavily ingrained into Palestine. They launch attacks from civilian areas, have bases underneath schools and hospitals. That's why theirs civilian casualties. 😞 True, there always is. This is going to sound strange but after some experience and thinking about this....Israel is behaving like a battered wife. 😱

At work I caught a glimpse on someone's PC, they were playing YouTube and the video was a young Palestinian girl documenting the war in Palestine. She showed the devastation and claimed 35,000 innocent casualties. I couldn't help but feel sad and think 'that's 35,000 innocent lives that could have lived in peace if Hammas hadn't carried out the attack on 7 October.'