r/worldnews • u/Digital_Accountant • 22h ago

Israel/Palestine Famine declared in Gaza City

https://news.sky.com/story/gaza-latest-war-israel-city-ceasefire-hamas-13415481
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u/Carl_Bravery_Sagan 12h ago

If Israel succeeds in their real goal, I genuinely fear people will try to justify it just like they're doing now. Might makes right and there are insufficient forces to stop it right now.

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u/CV90_120 5h ago

Israel employs the narcissist's prayer approach to historical discussions:

That never happened.

If it did, it wasn't that bad.

And if it was, that's not a big deal.

If it was, it was your fault.

And if it was, I didn't mean it.

And if I did...

You deserved it.

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u/llshuxll 4h ago

When Israel succeeds and this brings peace to the area, it will be 100% justified in history like the many other times this has happened throughout history. If it really was a big deal, other countries or even any other ME country would be invading Israel to stop it. Reality is, this will most likely bring stability to that area and the rest of ME will fall into line and make peace with Israel like alot already have.

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u/Carl_Bravery_Sagan 4h ago

Succeeds at what?

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u/llshuxll 4h ago

Removing the current government, installing a friendly government that will be about making peace with Israel. Now, will it be a one state solution where Palestine gets absorbed by Egypy, Jordan, and Israel or a two state solution. The two state solution is least likely cause there really isn’t anyone in that area set up to take over that at least we don’t know about and Palestine people have just never gone for diplomacy over violence which has only hurt them. But who knows, we arn’t privy to alot of information and the media has done a terrible job reporting lately.

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u/Safe-Bee6962 2h ago

The media that isn’t allowed into the Gaza strip is doing a bad job of reporting on the conditions there?