• melfie@lemmy.zip
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    2 days ago

    In the next update, it’ll be luxury condos, shopping malls, and beach-front hotels. I wonder which group of anti-Semitic Semites they plan to genocide next.

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      Here’s the part I don’t get: What do these assholes think happens NEXT?

      Like, let’s say the worst fears are Plan A. They wipe out all the palestinians and steal all their land. They build a new Pedo Class Playland there. Luxury condos and all that.

      And I guess…suicide bombers, drones, missiles, and snipers no longer exist? This piece of sand that’s been warred over for thousands of years, it just goes peaceful? Come the fuck on.

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        I can’t imagine the several remaining countries and the rest of the world sitting idly by and just waiting for them to complete the Greater Israel Project. Then again, I wouldn’t have imagined the rest of the world would’ve allowed what has already happened in Gaza so far.

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          Yes but Palestine has/had next to no representation in the UN, and almost no major political allies. Most of the nations that had always supported them are viewed as hostile/adversarial. So there was very little outrage on any diplomatic stage that matters, over the atrocities happening to Palestinians. At least until the extent of the atrocities became public, widespread, and undeniable.

          On the other hand, nations like Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, these have more diplomatic leverage than Palestine ever did even at the height of the Palestinian Authority and the negotiations in the 90s.

          There’s no way in hell the global stage will be as passive when those other nations are in the crosshairs. Even Syria and Lebanon would be a stretch.

          Not that it’s morally justified for them to be treated differently, but realistically speaking yes there’s a difference in how they will be treated.

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      Eh, they would never get away with doing something on the same scale to Egypt, Jordan, or Saudi Arabia. Probably not even Syria or Lebanon.