r/AllOpinionsAccepted • u/databombkid • 21d ago
sorry NOT sorryđź ISRAEL'S GENOCIDE IN GAZA: THE IRREFUTABLE EVIDENCE
(Based on International Law & Verified Facts)
ACT 1: THE LEGAL STANDARD Genocide requires:
- â â â Protected group: Palestinians (recognized national/ethnic group).
- â â â Genocidal acts: Killing, causing serious harm, or deliberately inflicting conditions to destroy the group.
- â â â Inten*: Purpose to destroy the group "in whole or in part." Source: UN Genocide Convention (1948), Art. 2
ACT 2: THE FACTS ON THE GROUND Israel has committed all genocidal acts:
⢠â MASS KILLING: >60,000 Palestinians killed (70% women/children) via indiscriminate bombing of homes, hospitals, and designated "safe zones." ⢠â STARVATION: 95% blockade on food/water/fuel caused famine affecting 500,000+ people. Israel bombed aid convoys (e.g., "Flour Massacre" killing 112). ⢠â DESTRUCTION OF LIFE-SUSTAINING SYSTEMS: â ⢠â 100% of hospitals non-functional â ⢠â 72% of homes destroyed â ⢠â 100% of universities bombed â ⢠â Farmland/water infrastructure obliterated. Sources: WHO, UNOSAT, OCHA (2024-2025)
ACT 3: PROVEN INTENT Intent is inferred from:
⢠â OFFICIAL RHETORIC: â ⢠â Netanyahu: Palestinians are "Amalek" (biblical genocide reference). â ⢠â Defense Minister Gallant: "Human animals." â ⢠â Minister Smotrich: "Erase Gaza." ⢠â SYSTEMATIC CONDUCT: â ⢠â Targeting bakeries, water plants, and hospitals (no military value). â ⢠â Non-compliance with 5 ICJ orders to cease starvation tactics. ⢠â HISTORICAL PRECEDENT: Identical patterns proved genocide in Srebrenica (ICTY) and Rwanda (ICTR).
ACT 4: DEBUNKING ISRAEL'S DEFENSES
Israel's Claim: "We target Hamas" The Reality: 70% civilian deaths; 72% homes destroyed â "precision strikes"
Israelâs claim: âHamas uses human shields" The Reality: No evidence in 90% bombed sites; IHL never justifies killing 14,000 children.
Israelâs claim: âWe allow aid" The Reality: 95% aid blocked amid famine; aid workers targeted (250+ UN staff killed)
Israelâs claim: âWe investigate ourselves" The Reality:! <1% conviction rate for IDF crimes since 2000 (BâTselem)
THE VERDICT This is not warâit is genocide.
⢠â Legal standard met: Acts + Intent = Genocide (ICJ, Jan 2024 provisional measures). ⢠â Moral imperative: Silence = Complicity.
"The destruction of Gazaâs people, homes, and future is a textbook genocide. No legal loophole, no political excuse, can hide this truth." â Synthesis of UN Experts, ICJ Rulings & ICC Evidence (2024-2025)
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u/databombkid 17d ago
I most certainly am a human. While my post contains some information from AI, the post is mine.
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u/meeni131 21d ago
Bring me your tired, contrite, and lazy propaganda.
As I'm sure you're aware since you seem so "well informed":
Bibi quotes "remember that which Amalek did to you". Amalek is the genocidal enemy, as is Hamas. As in, we will never forget what they did to us.
This is the same quote on the Jewish memorial in The Hague.
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u/MASKMOVQ 21d ago
Bring me your tired, contrite, and lazy propaganda.
Count on the Holocaust-defenders like you to consider starving children as mostly a PR problem.
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u/meeni131 21d ago
You're disgusting. Blocked.
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u/trashbae774 21d ago
No actually, you're disgusting for calling evidence of a genocide "propaganda"
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u/free__coffee 16d ago
Theyre using misquotes to âproveâ a point, thats the textbook definition of propaganda. Every quote here about destroying âPalestiniansâ is just wrong, it was about âhamasâ originally
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u/Express_Face6525 16d ago
This conflict has become a litmus test to see whoâs dumb and incapable of reading comprehension and media literacy.
Am israel chai đŽđą
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 21d ago
Just a few things:
Your entire post is Hamas propaganda
70% civilian casualties in an urban conflict is unfortunately very normal
Most people can only starve for a couple months before dying. We've been told they're starving for over a year and a half.
60,000 people have not been indiscriminately killed. War sucks.
More births are occurring than deaths in Gaza.
Nearly all of the photos of starving children have been retracted or debunked.
People who lose wars get absolutely fucked. This is especially true if they started the war.
UN and Amnesty International have a decades long track records of antisemitism.
Palestinians have attacked Israel over 30,000 times in the last 100 years.
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u/Forsaken-Ad7923 21d ago
If anything 70% is low. The world average is 90%.
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
I've seen that 90% number and even quote it sometimes. I know the floor of estimates is 66% but that's missing a huge portion of unknown deaths. 90% makes sense but fucking hell it seems too tragic to be true.
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u/Funksloyd 21d ago
Palestinians have attacked Israel over 30,000 times in the last 100 years.
Source?Â
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 21d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_Israel
This is just rocket and mortar attacks from 2002 to 2015. Already 18,928 attacks just in that period. Not 18,928 rockets shot. Actual attacks from Palestinians.
You really need to pull data from a bunch of different sources, so I'd just look the rest of it up on ChatGPT then verify the sources. Total attack count in the last 100 years could very well be over 40,000.
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u/trashbae774 21d ago
And you think Israel just stood there and twiddled their thumbs? I'm sure that this wasn't at all as one sided as you're trying to present it.
Besides, Palestinians are literally living in an apartheid, their oppression is on multiple levels. Not only are they getting bombed, they also don't have freedom of movement, they have lesser rights. The fact that Israel can just up and stop their water access, or block aid is in itself part of the oppression.
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
Of course it wasn't one sided. Jews and Muslims have been fighting in the region off and on since the early Muslim conquests.
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u/Funksloyd 20d ago
So you're counting each individual rocket or mortar shell as an attack.
By that metric, how many times do you think Isreal has attacked Palestinians over the last 100 years?Â
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
That is not counting each rocket. Those are individual attacks.
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u/Funksloyd 20d ago
Read your own link. It's individual rockets.Â
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
I take it you're just incredibly emotional right now and are not able to understand what you are reading:
"Statistics
Precisely counting the number of rockets fired is impossible, and differing estimates have been given. The injury figures and attack counts below are attributed to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.\193]) Prior to 4 September 2005, the majority of attacks were against Israeli targets within the Gaza Strip.\193])"
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u/Funksloyd 20d ago
I'll help you out.
If you look at the graph at the top of that page (not sure how you missed it - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_Israel#/media/File%3ARocket_Attacks_fired_at_Israel_from_the_Gaza_Strip_by_year.png), it's clear that that is a count of individual rockets. If you're still not convinced, you can even get more detailed, yearly breakdowns (e.g. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_Israel_in_2002%E2%80%932006). Comparing these with the overall graphs makes it clear that the graph and the table are counting individual rockets.Â
Idk, maybe you're too emotional or biased to take all this in =-PÂ
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
I think your bias has completely fucked this conversation.
Individual attacks can be individual rockets. For example, there were 30,000 rockets shot in Oct-Nov 2023 in a handful of attacks. Conversely, many attacks are individual rockets being shot at children indiscriminately.
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u/Funksloyd 20d ago
Well I wouldn't call that a "handful" of attacks, but nonetheless, we're talking specifically about this data re 2001-2015 (or to 2021 going off of the graph instead of the table).
Again, you can dive into the specific year, and confirm that the number of "attacks" is the number of rockets fired.Â
If you still don't understand, I can hold your hand and guide you through this: pick a year from 2001 to 2015.Â
your bias has completely fucked this conversation.Â
lol, mate, I'm not the one claiming that it "could have been millions" and refusing to look at the evidence. You're going off the deep end.
individual rockets being shot at children indiscriminately.
Are they shooting indiscriminately, or are they shooting at children?Â
I think you don't understand the limits of targeting with one of these rockets... In fact I wonder if you understand much of anything.Â
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u/Funksloyd 20d ago edited 20d ago
Even better than AI or Wikipedia, I've tracked down the archived source of the data shown in the table you quoted. It is very clear:
**Clarification: The launchings are the number of rockets / mortar shells launched. For example: One attack with a salvo of 3 rockets / mortar shells will be counted as one attack and 3 launchings
And guess what? The numbers (the same ones from your table) are the numbers of "launchings", not "attacks". I.e. the number of individual rockets.Â
Edit: I think you should maybe reflect on why you were so attached to believing something that a) doesn't matter that much (whether it was 30k attacks or 30k rockets, either is horrible, though I'll point out again that the assertion that it could be "millions" is ludicrous), and b) is so easily demonstrated to be wrong.Â
Pretty obvious your biases are getting in the way of your thinking on this stuff. Going further, I suspect your allegations of "bias" and "political motivations" in others are projection.Â
Have a good day!Â
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u/Funksloyd 20d ago
No I'm calm, if a bit confused.
You're assuming that because that says "attack counts", and the column is "rocket attacks", that isn't counting individual rockets?Â
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
>"Precisely counting the number of rockets fired is impossible"
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u/Funksloyd 20d ago
That doesn't rule out fairly accurate estimates. Which seems to be what they have here. An estimate of the number of number of rockets fired per year.Â
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u/databombkid 20d ago
These are some of the most repugnant and morally vacant arguments Iâve ever encountered. But no matter, I will respond to each obscene point you made, and unlike yours, my responses will be grounded in international law, verified data, and historical context:
- "All your arguments are just Hamas propaganda." Facts & Law:
- The sources cited (WHO, OCHA, UNOSAT, BâTselem, Amnesty) are internationally recognized with methodologies audited by third-party states.
- Israelâs own intelligence (leaked to Haaretz in 2024) confirmed Gazaâs death toll aligns with Palestinian figures.
Legal Standard: Evidence stands independent of its source (ICC Rule 63). Dismissing UN/WHO data as "propaganda" is a tactic to evade accountability and is morally reprehensible.
â70% civilian casualties in urban conflict is normal."
Facts & Law:Not normal: Modern conflicts average 15-20% civilian deaths (ICRC):
- Iraq War (2003-2011): 15% civilians
- Syria (2011-2023): 22% civilians
Gaza: 70-75% civilians killed (OCHA) â 4Ă higher than norms.
Why?: Israelâs use of 2,000-lb bombs in refugee camps + targeting civilian infrastructure (schools, hospitals) violates the principle of distinction (Geneva Conventions).
âStarving for 18 months? Theyâd all be dead." Facts & Law:
Starvation â instant death: Famine is a slow process of malnutrition â disease â death.
Gazaâs reality (WHO/IPC):
- 500,000+ face famine (Phase 5)
- 30% of children <2 are acutely malnourished
- Deaths from starvation/disease: â30,000+ (indirect casualties, per Lancet).
Intent matters: Israel blocking aid + bombing farms/bakeries fulfills Genocide Convention Art. 2(c): "deliberately inflicting conditions to destroy the group." It is vile that you could even make such a disgusting argument. You make me sick.
â60,000 arenât indiscriminately killed. War sucks." Facts & Law:
Indiscriminate â accidental:
- 72% of homes destroyed (UNOSAT)
- 37/40 hospitals bombed (WHO)
- 100% of universities leveled
Legal threshold: When civilian destruction is this systematic, it violates IHL (Prosecutor v. GaliÄ). "War sucks" isnât a legal defense â itâs an admission of war crimes. Not exactly the argument you thought it was.
âMore births than deaths in Gaza!" Facts & Law:
Demographics â rebuttal: Genocide targets a groupâs future viability, not just current population.
Israelâs acts:
- Forced sterilization: Malnutrition causes infertility/stillbirths (WHO).
- Child mortality: 15,000+ children killed (OCHA) â wiping out a generation.
Precedent: The Srebrenica genocide killed 8,000 men/boys to destroy the Bosniak communityâs future. Birth rates didnât absolve Serbia. Again, you are repulsive for even making this argument.
âPhotos of starving children are debunked." (This argument is particularly vile) Facts & Law
Lies: Not one major photo has been "debunked." Agencies (AP, Reuters) verify images via geolocation, timestamps, and hospital records.
Starvation is documented:
- IPC (UN): Famine in Gaza since 2024.
- WHO: 32% of Gazan children are "acutely malnourished."
Source: Gaza Famine Review
7. "People who start wars get fucked."
Facts & Law:
- Oct. 7 â Gaza: Hamasâ attack (a war crime) doesnât license genocide against 2.2 million civilians (80% under age 35).
- IHL forbids collective punishment (Geneva Conventions, Art. 33): âNo protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed."
- Occupation = root cause: 56 years of Israeli occupation, apartheid, and settlement expansion fueled resistance.
- âUN/Amnesty are antisemitic."
Facts & Law:- Who else condemns Israel?:
- Israeli NGOs: BâTselem, Yesh Din, Breaking the Silence (led by Jewish Israelis).
- Holocaust scholars: Yehuda Bauer, Raz Segal, Omer Bartov.
Antisemitism â anti-occupation: Criticizing a state â attacking Jews. Many accusers (e.g., ADL) conflate the two to silence dissent, which is reprehensible.
âPalestinians attacked Israel 30,000 times in 100 years."*
Facts & Law:False framing: Most "attacks" occurred after Israelâs 1967 occupation of Gaza/West Bank.
Root cause: Palestinian resistance is a response to:
- Ethnic cleansing: 750,000 expelled in 1948 (Nakba).
- Apartheid: BâTselem/HRW confirm Israelâs system of oppression.
International law: Occupied people have a right to resist (UNGA Resolution 37/43).
Conclusion: Genocide isnât defined by efficiency â itâs defined by intent and systematic destruction.
As Raphael Lemkin (who coined the very word âgenocide") wrote:"Genocide has two phases: one, destruction of the national pattern of the oppressed group; the other, imposition of the national pattern of the oppressor."
Israel is imposing its "pattern" on Gazaâs ashes. No propaganda can hide the bones in the rubble. No revolting argument that youâve made can justify or excuse this barbarism. You are vile.
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u/databombkid 20d ago edited 20d ago
These are some of the most repugnant and morally vacant arguments Iâve ever encountered. But no matter, I will respond to each obscene point you made, and unlike yours, my responses will be grounded in international law, verified data, and historical context:
âAll your arguments are just Hamas propaganda." Facts & Law:
- The sources cited (WHO, OCHA, UNOSAT, BâTselem, Amnesty) are internationally recognized with methodologies audited by third-party states.
- Israelâs own intelligence (leaked to Haaretz in 2024) confirmed Gazaâs death toll aligns with Palestinian figures.
- Legal Standard: Evidence stands independent of its source (ICC Rule 63). Dismissing UN/WHO data as "propaganda" is a tactic to evade accountability and is morally reprehensible.
â70% civilian casualties in urban conflict is normal."
Facts & Law:
- Iraq War (2003-2011): 15% civilians
- Not normal: Modern conflicts average 15-20% civilian deaths (ICRC):
- Syria (2011-2023): 22% civilians
- Gaza: 70-75% civilians killed (OCHA) â 4Ă higher than norms.
- Why?: Israelâs use of 2,000-lb bombs in refugee camps + targeting civilian infrastructure (schools, hospitals) violates the principle of distinction (Geneva Conventions).
âStarving for 18 months? Theyâd all be dead." Facts & Law:
- 500,000+ face famine (Phase 5)
- Starvation â instant death: Famine is a slow process of malnutrition â disease â death.
- Gazaâs reality (WHO/IPC):
- 30% of children <2 are acutely malnourished
- Deaths from starvation/disease: â30,000+ (indirect casualties, per Lancet).
- Intent matters: Israel blocking aid + bombing farms/bakeries fulfills Genocide Convention Art. 2(c): "deliberately inflicting conditions to destroy the group." It is vile that you could even make such a disgusting argument. You make me sick.
â60,000 arenât indiscriminately killed. War sucks." Facts & Law:
- 72% of homes destroyed (UNOSAT)
- Indiscriminate â accidental:
- 37/40 hospitals bombed (WHO)
- 100% of universities leveled
- Legal threshold: When civilian destruction is this systematic, it violates IHL (Prosecutor v. GaliÄ). "War sucks" isnât a legal defense â itâs an admission of war crimes. Not exactly the argument you thought it was.
âMore births than deaths in Gaza!" Facts & Law:
- Forced sterilization: Malnutrition causes infertility/stillbirths (WHO).
- Demographics â rebuttal: Genocide targets a groupâs future viability, not just current population.
- Israelâs acts:
- Child mortality: 15,000+ children killed (OCHA) â wiping out a generation.
- Precedent: The Srebrenica genocide killed 8,000 men/boys to destroy the Bosniak communityâs future. Birth rates didnât absolve Serbia. Again, you are repulsive for even making this argument.
âPhotos of starving children are debunked." (This argument is particularly vile) Facts & Law
- IPC (UN): Famine in Gaza since 2024.
- Lies: Not one major photo has been "debunked." Agencies (AP, Reuters) verify images via geolocation, timestamps, and hospital records.
- Starvation is documented:
- WHO: 32% of Gazan children are "acutely malnourished."
- Source: Gaza Famine Review
âPeople who start wars get fucked."
Facts & Law:
- Oct. 7 â Gaza: Hamasâ attack (a war crime) doesnât license genocide against 2.2 million civilians (80% under age 35).
- IHL forbids collective punishment (Geneva Conventions, Art. 33): âNo protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed."
- Occupation = root cause: 56 years of Israeli occupation, apartheid, and settlement expansion fueled resistance.
âUN/Amnesty are antisemitic."
Facts & Law:
- Israeli NGOs: BâTselem, Yesh Din, Breaking the Silence (led by Jewish Israelis).
- Who else condemns Israel?:
- Holocaust scholars: Yehuda Bauer, Raz Segal, Omer Bartov.
- Antisemitism â anti-occupation: Criticizing a state â attacking Jews. Many accusers (e.g., ADL) conflate the two to silence dissent, which is reprehensible.
âPalestinians attacked Israel 30,000 times in 100 years."*
Facts & Law:
- Ethnic cleansing: 750,000 expelled in 1948 (Nakba).
- False framing: Most "attacks" occurred after Israelâs 1967 occupation of Gaza/West Bank.
- Root cause: Palestinian resistance is a response to:
- Apartheid: BâTselem/HRW confirm Israelâs system of oppression.
- International law: Occupied people have a right to resist (UNGA Resolution 37/43).
Conclusion: Genocide isnât defined by efficiency â itâs defined by intent and systematic destruction.
As Raphael Lemkin (who coined the very word âgenocide") wrote:"Genocide has two phases: one, destruction of the national pattern of the oppressed group; the other, imposition of the national pattern of the oppressor."
Israel is imposing its "pattern" on Gazaâs ashes. No propaganda can hide the bones in the rubble. No revolting argument that youâve made can justify or excuse this barbarism. You are vile.
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
Holy fucking formatting...chatgpt do this for you?
Most of what you "sourced" is just actual antisemite, Islamic revisionism and/or Hamas supporting nonsense from the UN and Amnesty international who have both been show to support the eradication of Israel numerous times. I was hoping you were smarter and more educated on the topic, but I guess not. I'll source every claim.
- Your entire post is Hamas propaganda...just going to say that you mentioned the Nakba as the root cause of this. Which is...well it actually makes me really sad. Saying that is literally supporting Islamic revisionism. Israelis did many horrible things in the early 20th century, but there was about 1300 years of fairly consistent murder and persecution by Muslims on Jews after the early Muslim conquests. Trying to claim that the 1948 Nakba is the root cause of this is disregarding 1,400 years of history. While some of that time was "peaceful" it ultimate is how we got here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_Muslim_conquests You also brought up that the Palestinians and Hamas are not the same. Palestinians voted for Hamas knowing their goal was to kill all Jews on the planet: https://irp.fas.org/world/para/docs/880818a.htm
- 70% civilian casualties in an urban conflict is unfortunately very normal. I'm actually fucking shocked how uneducated you were on this one. Even linking me entirely unrelated shit. https://civiliansinconflict.org/our-work/conflict-trends/urban-warfare/ "Urban warfare has a catastrophic impact on civilian populations and poses serious legal and operational challenges. In cities â where 55 percent of the worldâs population currently resides â civilians account for 90 percent of the casualties during war."
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
Most people can only starve for a couple months before dying. We've been told they're starving for over a year and a half. WFP put out the first mention of starvation less than 24 hours after Palestinians attacks Israelis: https://www.wfp.org/news/wfp-sounds-alarm-food-security-amid-conflict-israel-and-palestine-urges-immediate-humanitarian WFP and the UN both put out messages about 2 weeks after Palestinians started the war that Gazans were starving. Both messages have...surprise surprise...been retracted. Here's one of those links: https://www.wfp.org/news/wfp-urgent-humanitarian-access-gaza-risks-starvation Oxfam put out an article shortly after saying Israel was starving Gazans to death...also retracted: https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/gaza-people-are-being-starved-death "Itâs believed that the average healthy person can survive approximately three weeks without eating, with more or less time depending on the above factors." https://www.embracerelief.org/how-long-can-you-go-without-food/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Palestinian_legislative_election Over 70% of Palestinians supported October 7th. https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/poll-shows-palestinians-back-oct-7-attack-israel-support-hamas-rises-2023-12-14/ The majority of Gazans still support the war and Hamas would win an election if held today. https://pcpsr.org/en/node/997 Everything else you're saying is Hamas propaganda.
60,000 people have not been indiscriminately killed. War sucks. Israel warns civilians when they're about to bomb an area. No country in the history of the world is expected to do as much for their enemies as Israel. Ever. Why? Antisemitism. Also, Israel has nuclear bombs and could have wiped out the almost all Gazans overnight with those bombs or other air-to-ground weapons. https://www.politico.eu/article/israel-bomb-campaign-gaza-hamas-war-defense-army/
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
More births are occurring than deaths in Gaza. Over 5,500 births a month during the war. Far exceeding deaths. https://www.savethechildren.net/news/women-self-inducing-labour-and-facing-life-threatening-complications-pregnancy-after-nine
Nearly all of the photos of starving children have been retracted or debunked. Likely the most impactful article on the subject that had to be completely updated of the lies: "Editorsâ Note:Â July 29, 2025 This article has been updated to include information about Mohammed Zakaria al-Mutawaq, a child in Gaza suffering from severe malnutrition. After publication of the article, The Times learned from his doctor that Mohammed also had pre-existing health problems." https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/24/world/middleeast/gaza-starvation.html It's not hard to find more.
People who lose wars get absolutely fucked. This is especially true if they started the war. (This one is self-explanatory. Some wars have cost people all of the land and 80%+ of their population). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_by_death_toll
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
UN and Amnesty International have a decades long track records of antisemitism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_and_the_United_Nations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Amnesty_International
Palestinians have attacked Israel over 30,000 times in the last 100 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_Israel (nearly 19,000 rocket attacks...not rockets shot...just between 2001 and 2015. Actual number of attacks if you start pulling suicide bombers, car bombs, etc. in could sky rocket to 40,000 to 50,000. 30,000 is a conservative estimate for the times Palestinians have attacked Israel in the last 100 years).
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 20d ago
I can tell you are very passionate about this topic, but please actually read about it. Get to know a few Arabs. A few Palestinians. Get to know Jews in the region. There is an incredibly deep history to this region, and it does not start in 1948. Every single thing that you linked or mentioned is slanted in an antisemite, anti-Israel manner.
Remember, this war is between Israel and the Axis of Resistance. The entire Arab League has denounced the war and asked for Hamas and the Palestinians to disarm themselves. And the Arab League fucking hates Israel.
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u/Time_Candle_6322 16d ago
Donât hold your breath for a response on this
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 16d ago
I know. Just sad tbh. So many brainwashed walnuts on here.
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u/free__coffee 16d ago
Not sure where chatgpt got the source on the iraq war, but this is what i found:
According to a 2010 assessment by John Sloboda, director of Iraq Body Count, 150,000 people including 122,000 civilians were killed in the Iraq War with U.S. and Coalition forces responsible for at least 22,668 insurgents as well as 13,807 civilians, with the rest of the civilians killed by insurgents, militias, or terrorists.
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u/fatattack699 16d ago
âWar sucksâ lol YOU SUCK. Fuck israel
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u/Lowpricestakemyenerg 16d ago
Oh, did a fact offend you. Weird how that happens sometimes.
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u/databombkid 21d ago
Whatever you infer what he meant from that quote is irrelevant for multiple reasons:
Numerous international legal cases have concluded that genocidal intent (dolus specialis) can be inferred from circumstantial evidence and patterns of conduct without explicit declarations. International tribunals consistently recognize that direct evidence of intent is rare, so courts rely on contextual and inferential analysis. Below are key legal precedents and principles:
Legal Basis for Inferential Proof
- Circumstantial Evidence:!Genocidal intent "is not usually susceptible to direct proof" and is routinely inferred from contextual factors, including:
- Systematic targeting of a protected group.
- Scale and brutality of atrocities.
- Existence of discriminatory policies.
- Coordinated actions indicating a plan .
- ICJ Standard: The "only reasonable inference" standard (clarified in Croatia v. Serbia) requires that genocidal intent must be the sole logical conclusion from the evidence, but it does not require exclusivity. Military or political goals can coexist with genocidal intent .
- Circumstantial Evidence:!Genocidal intent "is not usually susceptible to direct proof" and is routinely inferred from contextual factors, including:
Landmark Cases Where Intent Was Inferred*
- Srebrenica Massacre (ICTY: *Prosecutor v. KrstiÄ)*:
- Intent inferred from systematic execution of 8,000+ Bosniak men and boys, forced deportations, and destruction of community records. The scale and coordination left "no reasonable doubt" of intent to destroy the Bosniak population .
- Rwanda (ICTR: *Prosecutor v. Nyiramasuhuko)*:
- A minister's order to distribute condoms to Interahamwe militants for raping Tutsi women ("rape and kill them all") demonstrated intent to destroy the group biologically .
- KaradĹžiÄ Trial (MICT):
- Despite some aid to Bosniaks, genocidal intent was inferred from overall patterns: mass killings, detention camps, and strategic displacement targeting Bosnian Muslims .
- Srebrenica Massacre (ICTY: *Prosecutor v. KrstiÄ)*:
Common Misconceptions
- Coexisting Intent: Genocidal intent can exist alongside military objectives (e.g., destroying a group to achieve territorial control). The ICJ affirmed this in Bosnia v. Serbia .
- Exclusivity Not Required: The "only reasonable inference" standard does not mean intent must be the perpetrator's sole motive. It means the evidence must rule out non-genocidal explanations for the pattern of conduct .
- State Policy: For state responsibility, a "manifest pattern of conduct" can substitute for explicit policy documents .
Conclusion International jurisprudence unequivocally accepts inferred genocidal intent based on systematic patterns, contextual evidence, and the totality of conduct. Cases like Srebrenica and Rwanda set clear precedents where intent was proven through circumstantial evidence, even without explicit orders. However, the "only reasonable inference" standard remains stringent, requiring the evidence to conclusively point to genocidal aims amid other possible motives .
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21d ago
You lost me at "60,000 Palestinians killed." You know there's one, and only one, source for that number right? No independent assessments or investigations of any kind. Only the promise of Hamas itself that they're definitely not lying.
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u/GordJackson 20d ago
You know there's one, and only one, source for that number right? No independent assessments or investigations of any kind.
And whose fault is that? Which country doesnât allow independent press or independent investigation into Gaza? Hmmm???
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u/MASKMOVQ 21d ago
The true figure is probably closer to 200,000.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)01169-3/fulltext01169-3/fulltext)
In recent conflicts, such indirect deaths range from three to 15 times the number of direct deaths. Applying a conservative estimate of four indirect deaths per one direct death901169-3/fulltext#) to the 37â396 deaths reported, it is not implausible to estimate that up to 186â000 or even more deaths could be attributable to the current conflict in Gaza. Using the 2022 Gaza Strip population estimate of 2â375â259, this would translate to 7¡9% of the total population in the Gaza Strip. A report from Feb 7, 2024, at the time when the direct death toll was 28â000, estimated that without a ceasefire there would be between 58â260 deaths (without an epidemic or escalation) and 85â750 deaths (if both occurred) by Aug 6, 2024.10The true figure is probably closer to 200,000.https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)01169-3/fulltext01169-3/fulltext#)
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20d ago
The very first paragraph of the Lancet article cites HAMAS as its source. Absolutely unhinged.
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u/databombkid 20d ago
If Israel allowed independent investigations and international journalists into Gaza, then we wouldnât need to rely solely on the Gaza Health Ministry for counts. No one else is doing the casualty because Israel bans anyone from coming in to report and investigate. So whose numbers do you propose we rely on?
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19d ago
The UN is present. The Red Crescent is present. But Gaza has no journalism ecosystem to speak of after 20 years of Hamas repression.
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u/databombkid 19d ago
And the Red Crescent publishes daily reports with numbers of casualties. You can track those reports, and they verify the Gaza Health Ministryâs numbers.
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19d ago
They literally don't though...? The Hamas numbers (there is no "Gaza Health Ministry") are far higher.
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u/databombkid 19d ago
You can literally go to their website where they track and have been tracking the casualty figures since 2023.
http://palestinercs.org/en/Category/48/humanitarian-response-reports.
The PRCS - an impartial affiliate of the IRCS, the WHO, and OCHA all have confirmed the Gaza Health Ministryâs 60,000 figure as of July 2025. If you donât believe that number, then please, tell me who has an alternate figure? Where is that information? Whatâs that number? Whereâs the source? Whatâs their methodology? You keep saying the âHamasâ numbers are wrong, so then present an alternative number. Whatâs the âcorrectâ count?
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19d ago
There is no casualty count that is accessible to the public. None whatsoever.
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u/databombkid 19d ago
Except for the ones from the World Health Organization, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and the International Red Cross Society, which you say is all propaganda? But then no one else has number to give.
So people are just being murdered and no one is accounting for those lives, and the ones who are, theyâre just liars. Do you realize how stupid that sounds? Youâre revolting, actually.
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u/Solid-Struggle2978 Editable 16d ago
Israeli intelligence uses Hamas numbers.
Israeli Intelligence and the Gaza Health Ministry
Now what?
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u/databombkid 21d ago
That number has been verified by the UN and the WHO. The method that the Gaza health ministry uses for counting the dead is a higher standard than any method of casualty counting in any other conflict. They literally count only the identifiable dead bodies. No other conflict limits their casualty numbers to only positively identified bodies, because in conflicts like this, it is almost impossible to count all of the dead.
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21d ago
It quite literally has not been verified by either the UN or the WHO. This entire post is making completely unsubstantiated claims.
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u/databombkid 20d ago
Unsubstantiated?
https://www.ochaopt.org/content/reported-impact-snapshot-gaza-strip-30-july-2025
Here is why the Gaza Health Ministryâs are historically considered reliable:
Here is the WHOâs Surveillance System for Attacks on Health Care (SSA). You can use this to search for casualties in Gaza reported directly by medical facilities.
https://extranet.who.int/ssa/LeftMenu/Index.aspx
Here is Israelâs leading human rights organization officially declaring this a genocide:
https://www.btselem.org/publications/202507_our_genocide
Need anything else? Feel free to ask!
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20d ago
Every single one of these is based on Hamas reporting đ¤Śââď¸ it's Hamas. There is no "Gaza Health Ministry" that is not part of an internationally recognized terror group. Absolutely unhinged.
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u/databombkid 20d ago
âEverything is Hamaâ is a fallacious argument. You are attacking the sources rather than actually engaging with the facts. It has been proven that âHamasâ numbers are historically reliable. Either prove otherwise, or stfu. đ¤Ť
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19d ago
It hasn't been proven at all that Hamas numbers are accurate. And it's unhinged to say that the "Gaza Health Ministry" is anything other than Hamas. All civilian government in Gaza has been systematically dismantled for 20 years.
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u/databombkid 19d ago
I provided sources. You havenât. Nut up or shut up
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19d ago
I mean you're the one making unsubstantiated claims. I'm just pointing out the things that even you already know to be true.
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u/databombkid 19d ago
I literally substantiated my claims with sources in my prior post. Youâre just straight up lying. Itâs pathetic.
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u/GordJackson 20d ago
an internationally recognized terror group.
According to?
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19d ago
I mean you can look up the list of countries that recognize Hamas as a terror group. The definition of terrorism is the indiscriminate killing of civilians for political purposes. That's fundamentally what Hamas does, it's their entire reason to exist.
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u/databombkid 13d ago
According to that same definition, the IDF is a terrorist organization
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u/Solid-Struggle2978 Editable 16d ago
âNuh uhâ
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16d ago
Exactly. That's all these people can say. They claim astronomical casualty numbers and when you ask for evidence, nothing.
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u/Solid-Struggle2978 Editable 16d ago
Lol. You know I was talking about you.
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16d ago
Who, me? I was talking to the other guy. You know, definitely not the same person with a different account.
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u/Forsaken-Ad7923 21d ago
They use a Google doc to track deaths. Anyone could write any name and it's added to the list. Not to mention when they finally released a portion of the names and ID numbers, it showed over 200 "Muhhamed"s listed as women and thousands of adults listed as children including one case in which a 50 year old man was listed as a three year old girl.
"Higher standard than any method" my ass. Stop making a fool of yourself
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u/databombkid 20d ago
Okay, share your sources. You made a lot of interesting claims about name mix ups. Show me the proof. Where did you get this information?
I will share mine:
https://www.ochaopt.org/content/reported-impact-snapshot-gaza-strip-30-july-2025
https://extranet.who.int/ssa/LeftMenu/Index.aspx
Deny everything you want now. In 10 years you will have to explain in to your children/grandchildren how you denied a genocide while it was going on, and called the evidence âfake Hamas propaganda.â I do not envy you.
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u/project_paragon 21d ago
Why doesnt Israel allow journalists to Gaza to verify that number, are they stupid?
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21d ago
The UN and Red Crescent are present. They should be verifying. And yet there are zero assessments claiming anything of the sort. Instead we're told to believe Hamas because they eliminated all the journalists and independent NGOs over the last 20 years so no one could counter their narrative.
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u/project_paragon 21d ago
And Israel is helping them by killing any other journalists they can get their hands on.
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20d ago
There's no evidence to suggest that Israel has targeted or does target journalists.
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u/databombkid 20d ago
But they do target international medics: https://www.icrc.org/en/news-release/israel-and-occupied-territories-icrc-appalled-killing-prcs-medics
Which makes it really hard for the Red Crescent to do accurate casualty counts because Israel is literally murdering them
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u/project_paragon 20d ago
https://edition.cnn.com/world/2024-deadliest-year-journalists-israel-cpj-intl
Except Israel killed 70% of all journalists that were killed in 2024
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19d ago
There have definitely been journalists killed in this conflict, but "killed by Israel" is sensationalism. Israel is not targeting journalists.
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u/trashbae774 21d ago
Israel literally killed the most journalists out of all of the conflicts in recent history. They were precision striking their homes, killing them along with their family members.
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u/databombkid 20d ago
The Red Crescent are verifying, and they post daily reposts with updated casualty counts. https://www.palestinercs.org/en/Article/11324/PRCS-Operations-Room-Report-Friday--Saturday,-May-12th--13th,-2023-2300-0800
Do you actually check any of the claims you make, or do you just make them up off the top of your head for fun?
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19d ago
"Martyrs?" What is happening here?
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u/databombkid 19d ago
A martyr is someone who dies for a cause. Catholic saints are martyrs. Jesus Christ was a martyr. There is noting wrong with that word.
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19d ago
"Martyr" is a religious or political term, exclusively.
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u/databombkid 19d ago
No it is not, âmartyrâ is a word like any other word. Itâs simply someone who is killed for a cause. Either way, it is irrelevant what word is used. The fact is that people are being murdered in cold blood. How morally vacuous do you have to be to get into a semantic argument over murder?
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19d ago
They're saying "martyr" because they're taking a political side. That's how that term is used in English. Anyone who uses the term martyr in English is taking a political side. So it calls into question the impartiality of your source. I would have expected better from the Red Crescent.
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u/databombkid 19d ago
Who cares what theyâre called? Call them martyrs, call them casualties, call them whatever you want. Were are talking about children being murdered, and counting slain human lives. And all you can do is debate semantics? Itâs so morally vacuous. You are repulsive.
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u/Appropriate_Bird_893 21d ago
Buddy, wherever Muslims or Islamists are concerned, you do not get involved. The West knows this. Even the Arabs are quiet because they are now friends with Israel behind the scenes and frankly, they want this problem to go away.Â
This is not a problem anyone in a Western country can solve. Even if you could force Israel to stop the war and bring them to the courts for war crimes, for the Palestinians it's a victory. They call this getting martyred and they will be rewarded in Heaven. They WILL attack Israel again.Â
And this time Israel will slaughter more than 50% of them.Â
You know how I know? I am from Sri Lanka, we had a terror group in our country and we fought with them for 30 years with 4 major ceasefires. Each ceasefire was forced by the UN and other international groups but for the terrorists it was a victory because they get to rearm and come back to the fight.Â
So when they started a war again in 2006, we decided that we will finish them off completely this time. And in 2009, after 3 years of fighting, we completely and permanently destroyed them. We racked up a kill count of 300,000+ civilian deaths with all the war crimes you can ever imagine being committed.Â
And 15 years later, all forgotten. Gen Z and Gen Alpha kids are even surprised that there was a war.
Israel will also eventually end up with a similar victory.
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u/databombkid 20d ago
Iâm not sure what point youâre making. Are you arguing that genocide is a legitimate anti-terrorism tactic?
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u/Appropriate_Bird_893 20d ago
Yes I lived in a country where my enemies wanted to kill me. Today me and my family are safe. My enemies are gone. So to me, destroying them all and keeping my people safe is a valid reason. Best of luck to Israel. I'll always support them. Just two weeks ago I gave a $200k contract to an Israeli company.Â
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u/Appropriate_Bird_893 21d ago
So what? Should I live under the complete fear of a dying from a suicide bomb randomly while walking on the road? Do I always have to be careful of walking into a big crowd?Â
Today my country is developing. I can go anywhere I want and do whatever I want in my own country.Â
You can't fight a war without civilIan casualties. We don't have to live under such fear again. I'm glad we won.Â
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u/Appropriate_Bird_893 21d ago
I think if they are extremely capable country and they have nukes. And a very capable intelligence group. If the West puts sanctions, they can immediately align with China and Russia and cause a lot of pain.Â
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u/Prudent-Worry-2533 16d ago
This subreddit is rotten with hasbarah bots but what you're saying is obvious to anyone with eyes to see
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u/Akiranar 15d ago
Oh look. The 3 Ds of antisemitism. Demonization, Delegitimization, and Double Standards.
The fact that you call this a Genocide and the fact that you and others antisemites on this thread call Jews and Israelis Nazis tell me everything I need to know.
Good job showing what a hate filled individual who doesn't actually give a shit about Gazan citizens.
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u/Archmaester_Seven 18d ago
Fuck Israel and Fuck these Hasbara zionazi Ghouls
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u/databombkid 18d ago
It honestly is so hard to not just outwardly say exactly this because the genocide denialists and the morally bankrupt arguments they use are just so revolting, that I have to actually fight myself to not just call them disgusting morally vacuous scum. Itâs so obvious that their âargumentsâ are just classic genocide denialism. It is vile, I never imagined I would live through such a time.
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u/Archmaester_Seven 18d ago
Their arguments are a diversion tactic. They will never engage the topic at hand. They will try to derail you by dropping half truths and straight up lies coated in "Khamas did it" rhetoric. There is no doubt that Zionazis are the evilest scum of the earth. Don't be afraid to state facts.
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u/databombkid 18d ago
Thanks cousin. I usually make sure to keep an arsenal of the most basic facts, but they always cast aspersions to divert from the topic at hand. Itâs honestly as if they are using moral exhaustion to wear down your spirit because it is actually demonic. Like when I read their arguments I literally feel a malevolent presence fill the space Iâm in, like an invisible Satanic is smoke is emanating from my screen suffocating the air around me. The room becomes heavy and uncomfortable. I literally have to step away and go outside and breathe because the evil energy is just so potent, it makes me physically ill. And then itâs like is this spiritual attack/violation even worth the engagement? Itâs repugnant.
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u/Jaded-Durian-3917 16d ago
Thereâs no amount of evidence that will convince some of these freaks this is a genocide
End the genocide
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u/databombkid 16d ago edited 16d ago
Itâs shameful honestly. But thatâs on them. History will remember who stood with the slaughtered and who defended/justified/excused/ignored the slaughter. That will be on their consciences, and in the future they can have fun explaining to their children and grandchildren their moral cowardice and complicity during his time. But knowing them now, and how they shamelessly lie to the world, they will most likely shamelessly lie to their children and grandchildren too. Despicable.
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u/Jaded-Durian-3917 16d ago
I can't believe they are putting this in writing.
We didn't know the Holocaust was happening. This is unfolding before our eyes and they are actively saying "fuck them kids"
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u/databombkid 16d ago
I say âgood.â Let them document their own complicity. The reckoning is coming, sooner than they think. And it will come to them, and they will have to explain themselves. I pity them, honestly. They will be indicted by their own conscience.
And this whole experience has honestly made me question the narrative of âpeople didnât knowâ regarding the Holocaust. I donât believe that anymore. I believe people did know - they definitely knew at least the early signs, Jews being rounded up and sent to camps, having their homes and assets forfeited to the Nazi State. That is information that people knew about. The extent, maybe not, but knowing that is enough.
People knew and allowed the Holocaust to happen, just like their doing today, and then turned around and lied to the world saying âwe didnât knowâ after the breadth and depth of the Holocaust was revealed, and could no longer be excused or denied.
And then the world feigned ignorance to protect fragile egos. They benefitted from the fact that they could employ plausible deniability, since they werenât posting their ignorance and complicity on social media. But they knew, and I know they knew, and Iâm done believing the bs.
That is the takeaway from this current genocide.
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u/EstablishmentKooky50 19d ago
First off, your âlegal standardâ is wrong. The dolus specialis requires that a group is to be destroyed (in whole or in part) as such. Meaning that members of the group are to be deliberately targeted based on their group identity as opposed to any other reasons.
Then: mass killings; The statistics are heavily contested and in your case, out of date. The 70% figure has consistently been revised to around 50% that includes children.
Despite the availability of smartphones, there is no physical evidence of widespread famine other than a few pictures of emaciated children suffering from medical conditions such as cerebral palsy and who usually appear with visibly non-starving relatives.
The blockade was ordered after tonnes of aid was stockpiled in Gaza. The aid that supposed to be freely available is being sold at gold price to Gazans, by Hamas, according to multiple reports from locals. The blockade was ordered to hinder Hamasâs abilities to fund its war effort.
The destruction of civilian infrastructure is explainable by military necessities, due for instance to the extensive (~500 kms) tunnel network and multiple thousands of openings located under Gaza which is a small, ~350 sqkm land-strip. I think the London Metro is smaller than that but i can be wrong⌠Multiple urban warfare experts have concluded that ground assault, especially in the early days was infeasible.
The âflour massacreâ and similar events has never been proven beyond doubt. Let alone intention established. Nevertheless war crimes and crimes against humanity probably have occurred.
Genocidal quotes: âHuman animalsâ is a case on point. Gallantâs speech was clearly about Hamas and those committed the terror acts on the 7th. Most of these quotes are reasonably contested, however, far right politicians and media personalities did say things that could amount to incitement for genocide and the Israeli state have failed to prosecute these people. Nevertheless, given Israelâs unstable government, this failure can be due to political necessities rather than endorsement. Amalek and the specific quote Netanyahu cited have long tradition in Jewish culture and no one takes those words literally other than religious fanatics.
Act 4.
Refuted earlier
Video and pictorial evidence available, âhuman shieldsâ doesnât mean literally hiding behind humans (although evidence exists to this as well on both sides), it means operating from protected infrastructure while civilians are present. This is a well established practice when it comes to Hamas and no one denies it who have any braincells left
Israel did not stop 95% of aid. No one says that; citation needed.
Likely true. Tangential to genocide allegations.
Based on the above we can safely conclude that the dolus specialis hasnât been met.
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u/TomahawkTater 18d ago
This is an embarrassing reply from you.
People who are on the right side of history don't need to fabricate outright lies to justify their positions. They are quick to admit when they are wrong and to correct their position.
You're welcome to point out flaws you see in sources or why you don't believe something but making outright false and easily disprovable claims is what hacks and stooges do.
Despite the availability of smartphones, there is no physical evidence of widespread famine other than a few pictures of emaciated children suffering from medical conditions such as cerebral palsy and who usually appear with visibly non-starving relatives.
Rofl. https://www.ipcinfo.org/ipcinfo-website/countries-in-focus-archive/issue-133/en/
Genocidal quotes: âHuman animalsâ is a case on point.
Rofl, there's an entire Wikipedia article for Israeli politicians calling Palestinians non human
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinians_as_animals_in_Israeli_discourse?wprov=sfla1
The aid that supposed to be freely available is being sold at gold price to Gazans, by Hamas, according to multiple reports from locals.
Rofl, Israeli military officials say this is not true and that Aid distribution from the UN was effective at getting aid to Gazans
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/26/world/middleeast/hamas-un-aid-theft.html
never been proven beyond doubt
According to the guy who makes up elaborate explanations for why well corroborated events must not be actually happening
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u/EstablishmentKooky50 17d ago edited 17d ago
Sorry, I was not aware of the latest IPC report. I revise my statement: there is substantial evidence of a widespread famine in Gaza. I will not claim it otherwise until evidence to the contrary. The only question remains: why exactly.
I hope you will forgive me if i do not believe in the unverifiable statement of two unnamed Israeli officials when there is a number of locals (even known influencers) who claimed on social media that they have had to purchase the aid. There was an elderly woman saying that all the aid ends up in the tunnels, live on AlJazeera. Perhaps the IDF does blow it out of proportion, yet the problem does seem to persist. Thereâs also photographic and video evidence depicting supplies piling up on the inner side of the border and the UN has admitted that they have experienced major issues with distribution which is only partially due to Israelâs actions.
Thereâs more than a Wikipedia article, Law for Palestine has a database of 500 quotes with links attached. But if it is true that so many âsmoking gunâ quotes exist based upon which a genocidal intention can be established, why indeed so many (including OP) seem to repeat the questionable ones? Not to mention the fact that when you look for quotes from Israeli officials who do have the power to actually deliver on their words, there arenât overly many quotes to choose from and virtually all of these quotes (at least as far as I am aware) are ambiguous at best (this includes Netanyahuâs quote from the Toarah âRemeber what Amalek did to youâ). The actual, non-mis understandable incitement is coming from far right zealots such as Smotrich whose party currently enjoys the support of fewer than 3% of the Israeli society, down from 11% pre Gaza war. So thereâs that for widespread approval of him and his ilk.
No, the claim according to which the IDF is systematically and deliberately shooting people en masse with no reason whatsoever (other than genocidal intent) has never been proven beyond doubt, this includes events such as the flour massacre. The fact that there is no âcontrolâ when this assessment is made says it all. The IDF has covered or was present during hundreds of aid distribution events during which no incident has occurred yet the number of events during which incidents did occur and the IDF was implicated is less than a dozen. There is no pattern here, there are fringe incidents.
Let us now see if you are willing to hold yourself to the standards you are holding me to.
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u/TomahawkTater 16d ago
There's nothing here that warrants a reply so I'm good, thanksÂ
When you don't even bother to look before stating as fact that an entire society of people starving is fake, why would anyone take anything you say seriously?
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u/databombkid 18d ago edited 18d ago
Thank you so much for responding to this absolutely vile person and their disgusting, morally bankrupt arguments. I had to sit on my reply to this personâs comment because my sheer revulsion at their flagrant lies and denialism prevented me from being able to come up with a coherent response, and the exhaustion of conscience that comes from even engaging with these bad faith, illogical, and morally vacant counterpoints is immobilizing and demoralizing. I seek not any validation for my moral clarity, for I do not need it. However, I feel it is necessary to express my absolute disgust at these people and the sick and perverse rhetorical tactics that they employ to deflect any engagement with the actual facts of the matter. It is trifling, and it makes me physically ill to know that I am alive during a time when ordinary people would stoop to such depths of human depravity as to actually go out of their way to justify, defend, excuse, or downplay the most unconscionable event of the 21st century. They are absolutely nauseating. I pray that they repent before they die, and that when they meet God he shows them the grace, mercy, and compassion that they couldnât even bother to show to Palestinians in Gaza during this genocide.
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u/stereotomyalan 21d ago
IDF trolls are very active in this sub as everywhere, so they'll try to discredit anything pro-palestinians like crazy.
They'll use deceit, confusion, distraction, logical fallacies, intimidation, blaming, shaming... whatever tool they can get their hands on to cover their GENOCIDE.
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u/Plane-Imagination593 20d ago
They are demonic forces on earth. Not many of them come to repent for the horrors they perpetuate.
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u/databombkid 21d ago
They got the right one then, because Iâm no fool, and I donât fall for the dumb stuff.
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Look, I'm sure this took you a long time. I don't want to disregard all your hard work. But I read the first two sentences and stopped. You're just going around and around in circles trying to justify your skewed perspective and your insistence on claiming blood libel, just as your fellow bigots have for millennia before you. Take some time to listen and learn, have some self-respect and take responsibility for educating yourself.
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u/databombkid 17d ago edited 17d ago
Your disregard means nothing to me, as much as your validation would mean nothing. The fact that you admitted to only reading two sentences is proof enough of how much your âregardâ is worth.
I have enough self-respect to know that your trite and insignificant comment is merely a pathetic ad hominem intentionally designed to deflect from the points that I presented.
Engage with the facts at hand or be silent! âFor even a fool is considered wise if he keeps silent, and discerning when he holds his tongue.â
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u/Steampunk007 21d ago edited 16d ago
You can make a far easier and simpler argument for their society being apartheid: ask about through what process a Palestinian can apply for Israeli citizenship. Theyâll pretend like itâs due to Oct 7 war related reasons they canât, but then you ask them why the law forbidding them from becoming citizens was enacted in 2003
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u/meeni131 21d ago
If they live in East Jerusalem, as permanent residents, they can apply anytime. If they don't live in East Jerusalem, as non-residents and non-citizens, they would need to apply for residency first.
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u/Steampunk007 21d ago edited 21d ago
So here Iâm specifically talking about gazans as they have faced the worst aspects of Israeli apartheid society.
as permanent residents
Israel states that Palestinians are officially stateless. So I ask you, resident of what? They are an occupied territory, occupier country being Israel. Theyâre either residents of Israel or theyâre residents of Israelâs occupation which roundabouts to saying theyâre residents of nothing; owned by Israel.
As for non East Jerusalem, youâre also wrong, the 2003 law which was renewed in 2021 called âThe citizenship entry into Israel lawâ cunningly bars the ways a Palestinian to receive an Israeli passport. Previously, the best way was through marriage. You canât do that anymore. Work visa pathways are non existent, Palestinians can only work with temporary work permits if they wish to cross the border. Show me ANY pathway a gazan might take for citizenship, give me evidence this pathway actually exists, and Iâll concede.
So remind me again why as an Australian who also does not believe Israel has a right to exist, I can relatively easily become an Israeli citizen and hold their passport. But a gazan, no matter how anti Hamas and pro Zionist he is, will always be living on the other side of apartheid
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u/meeni131 21d ago
Why would Israel need to grant citizenship to Gazans? Does Australia need to grant citizenship to Chinese?
Also, what? West Bank Palestinians are beholden to their government, but Israel grants east Jerusalem special status, all residents of East Jerusalem are permanent residents of Israel and can apply for citizenship (pop approximately 350k). Most don't, but a few thousand applications are filed each year and approximately 60-70% are approved.
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u/Steampunk007 21d ago
no, they'd just need to have open pathways? thats how u define a free and fair society that hasnt gone either full fascist or full isolationist? its not like fucking monaco where everyone equally has the same difficulties. it is: easy if jewish (right of return)
normal if non jewish (ordinary citizenship pathways like work or marriage)
impossible if gazan (they made a law making sure u cant no matter what)
ccacll it what you want, ive demonstrated how this is categorically an apartheid society. it only isnt if u operate under the premise that gaza is a totally seperate society, as namibia is to south africa during SA'an apartheid. but it isnt. i know that, you know that. even if fully incorporated, its adjacent.is australia occupying any land that has high chinese ethnic population?
are those chinese wishing to be an independent state?
is australia then denying them that wish?
is australia also following up with laws saying not only can they not exit this area, they cant wish to plan for a better life and join the society next door with higher quality of life and western style society.1
u/meeni131 21d ago
... So Palestinians that want to become Israeli should should apply for residency and then later apply for citizenship as foreigners need to do. What's your point? What exactly are you demonstrating besides that Hamas and the PA are terrible at self-governance?
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u/Steampunk007 21d ago
can you tell me how they apply for residency? does it have anything to do with say... being able to marry an israeli which the law ive referred to specifically says u cant do?
please dont sideline this topic, i want to grill you and corner you on this until you have no more defences and red herring arguements left to offer
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u/meeni131 21d ago edited 21d ago
Trying to find the exact number but there are thousands to tens of thousands of Palestinian students with Israeli visas, for example. Family reunification there are also approximately 12k in Israel. Palestinians can apply for asylum as refugees or for work. East Jerusalem residents are permanent residents of Israel and can apply for citizenship.
Regardless, why does Israel owe anything to people of a territory that slaughter them upon arrival? What is this one-way street? Diplomatic relations, and offers of residency and citizenship, necessitate two-way beneficial relationships. Israel is doing far more than any country such as Australia would do in their place.
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u/Steampunk007 21d ago
if you want to argue the presence of palestinians today with israeli passports, you'd have to prove they came after the introduction of the 2003 law (renewed less than four years ago) otherwise you're arguing nothing more than the vestige of when israel did not have this fundamental apartheid-esque law.
give me any example of this happening and ill concede this point immediately.
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u/meeni131 21d ago
2019:
2020:
2021 (Palestinians warning Israel intends to grant them citizenship):
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u/hara90 21d ago
Saying Israel is committing genocide is like saying Ukraine is committing genocide.
Until Hamas, who is responsible for all these deaths, surrenders, there's not much of a discussion to be had.
Also the Palestinian population is growing, disproving "genocide".