@martin ...not to mention the roads that Palestinians aren't allowed to drive on, the disproportionate amount of Palestinians in prison or detained, the checkpoints they must pass through to go home or go to work
But I guess the UN is only right when it agrees with US foreign policy
#Arabs stopped being "fellow citizens" when they rejected the peace deal after losing in 1948. And again, and again.
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On #FarLeft ideology see #BDSHorseshoe
>> 2nd class citizenship, laws controlling #Palestinian freedom of movement
I don't know which country you are from. Try doing there what #Hamas and Palestinians have done, and you will find yourself 2nd class freedom-less in no time. It's not #Israel, dude
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> “Try doing there what #Hamas and Palestinians have done…”
“The Palestinians” are not an amorphous and undifferentiated corporate body. One Palestinian person does not accrue responsibility for what another Palestinian person has done by virtue of belonging to the community of Palestinians. Just as Jewish people around the world don’t deserve anti-Semitism at all, much less on the basis of the behavior of the Israeli state, Palestinians do not deserve second-class status, violence, or oppression at all, much less on the basis of the behavior of Hamas.
But thank you for conceding that the Israeli state’s approach to the Palestinians amounts to collective punishment on the basis of membership in an ethno-nationalist group; that’s an important dynamic to understand.
Yes, attacks on Israeli civilians are as illegitimate as attacks on Palestinian civilians.