the atrocities are unimaginable to those of us who have never witnessed them. Even the hope of aid, becomes a trap... this is beyond human understanding. It is unadulterated evil. The force is strong, yet there is a force stronger.. in that we must join together, in all necessary attempts at creating a transformation there and all over the world where people are treated less than the miraculous beings they are.
This week, my friend in desperation for food, attempted to get aid. He spent 2 nights in the streets due to the distance needed for travel and to carry the heavy load back to the tent. For 2 days worth of food!! They were told not to take out their phones. From what I was told, they were forced to run to where the aid point was and if they stopped or rested, they were shot at. The ones he saw targeted were teenagers carrying food bags. And they were shot in the middle of their heads.
I bet these civilians are really mad at Hamas by now.
Imagine depending on aid for food and water and meanwhile, Hamas still insists on holding onto those poor hostages, ambushing soldiers and gumming up the aid process.... All the while - two years later - still demanding an unrealistic 130 Palestinians for every one Israeli released.
If I were living in Gaza, I'd be pissed.... Especially because Gaza used to be a wonderful place with great food, educated people, an international airport and beautiful beaches.
I think its (unfortunately) time to consider not trying to take over Israel now, and accepting a Palestinian state in what is left of the west bank and Gaza. Sad but true. Maybe Palestinians can regroup, have 10 kids each, and try to take over Israel in 50 years
the atrocities are unimaginable to those of us who have never witnessed them. Even the hope of aid, becomes a trap... this is beyond human understanding. It is unadulterated evil. The force is strong, yet there is a force stronger.. in that we must join together, in all necessary attempts at creating a transformation there and all over the world where people are treated less than the miraculous beings they are.
This week, my friend in desperation for food, attempted to get aid. He spent 2 nights in the streets due to the distance needed for travel and to carry the heavy load back to the tent. For 2 days worth of food!! They were told not to take out their phones. From what I was told, they were forced to run to where the aid point was and if they stopped or rested, they were shot at. The ones he saw targeted were teenagers carrying food bags. And they were shot in the middle of their heads.
Israel is worse than nazi germany... i hope your friend stays safe
yeah... Israel is much worse than the Nazi's.
The Nazi's would be marching the Palestinians into ovens and working them to death, but other than that, Israel is worse.
Israel is bloody ruthless. Go get your head examined and decolonize your mind.
How long do you think Hamas should hold onto the hostages?
Should they release them so they get food and peace, or should they hold out and hope to get some type of victory?
Who says they don’t want the Israeli prisoners returned. Ask Netanyahu, he said no
https://www.timesofisrael.com/smotrich-says-returning-hostages-not-the-most-important-thing-sparking-fierce-backlash/amp/
I bet these civilians are really mad at Hamas by now.
Imagine depending on aid for food and water and meanwhile, Hamas still insists on holding onto those poor hostages, ambushing soldiers and gumming up the aid process.... All the while - two years later - still demanding an unrealistic 130 Palestinians for every one Israeli released.
If I were living in Gaza, I'd be pissed.... Especially because Gaza used to be a wonderful place with great food, educated people, an international airport and beautiful beaches.
I think its (unfortunately) time to consider not trying to take over Israel now, and accepting a Palestinian state in what is left of the west bank and Gaza. Sad but true. Maybe Palestinians can regroup, have 10 kids each, and try to take over Israel in 50 years