Everyone who has seen an authentic image of the Gaza genocide has a duty to inform others about it and fight against denialism.
Just as listening to a Holocaust survivor and seeing the camps helps you to bear witness to the Holocaust, seeing the emaciated children of Gaza and watching Gazan people share their ordeal online makes you a witness to the Gaza genocide.
"Never Again" extends to the genocides that you have lived to see.
I cannot let denialism slide. The perpetrators and sympathizers of genocide all too often get away with spreading false narratives and promoting historical revisionism, even if the facts contradict their beliefs.
As an example, Holocaust deniers claim that the cremation of the people in the death camps was impossible, without realizing that the Nazis didn't care about doing it in a way respectful to the dead and just piled them on to get rid of the evidence of their crimes.
Not only do fascists murder the dead and gloat about their racial supremacy, they deny the crime entirely in order to try and rewrite the truth itself.
It's an insult to my intelligence.
There is a significant socialist movement within Israel that resists the policy of their government, and I personally give them my solidarity.
@burnoutqueen lol no I'm talking about the liberals
Socialism and capitalism have collapsed into social democracy in Israel which is agreed upon by everyone, at least publicly speaking
@lax I've seen the liberal movement who is against the war for practical reasons, and I see them in the same light as the centrist liberals here in the US.
I understand their desire to "bring them home" so to speak, but they are not in the same metaphorical "camp" as me.
@burnoutqueen ok then you haven't because you're flat out wrong
Tfym "for practical reasons" people are against the war or not, there's no superior and inferior reasons to object to wars, that's so objectifying
Bringing them home is the only reason the Israeli center even remotely agreed to this war
I recommend you to read Israeli news because the brand-new, as in, didn't exist ten days ago, liberal movement is making rounds.
There are also many Israelis who are similarly against the ethno-nationalism of their government who are refusing military service, such as Ella Greenberg. I personally applaud their bravery, and I hope many more people do the same.
@burnoutqueen so the answer is no?
Look I'm aware of what's going on in my own country I don't need you to spoonfeed it to me
@burnoutqueen there's no organization yet. Brand-new. People are done with Qataryahu, labels, Palestine, the old ideolgoies, everything.
They are advocating for a single, equal rights state, term limits, protecting the Druze against Syrian aggression. People believe the state's "innate" liberalism has failed the Arabs, the Haredim, and the Religious Zionist and thay it is time for liberalism to stand up and start properly implementing an equal society, with all implications included.
@lax im personally critical of the "defending the druze" talking point, and I do think a right of return for Palestinians is important to abide by UN resolutions. Not to mention my socialist or Marxist orientation.
But I definitely think that it's a little bit better than the current government in Israel.
@burnoutqueen you can be critical all you want but Israelis are obligated to help the Druze and we'll never again watch from the sidelines as a genocide is happening in or against our name.
It is not a little better. It is 1000000% better than the fascist Qatari traitor we have now.
@burnoutqueen the liberal movement does not recognize a Palestinian identity, but that's only in name. It recognizes the suffering of Arabs living here and wishes to end said suffering; it has Jewish values and caring for minorities is one of them, Palestinian or not.
Liberals oppose Khok HaLeom as it only serves to distant our allies from us.
@burnoutqueen the liberal movement is refusing military service and calling for the replacement of all 120 KMs, the entire high ranked officiary, and for a major reforms of all branches of government.
Only 34% of the people would vote for the current coalition.
I will point to the Amnesty international report as documentation of some of the policy I am referring to.
@burnoutqueen I don't need any of your reports, I'm asking why you're adding -ic to the word fascist
God I've forgotten how annoying and detached pro Palestinians can be sometimes
@burnoutqueen and btw this activist you made an example out of? She's making a huge fuss about being the first transgender refuser for no fucking reason
She's just giving fuel to homophobes, completely ignoring any and all lavender culture preceding her, and perpeutalizing the connection the American left created between queerness, antisemitism, and pro-Palestinianhood.
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