• ???@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    First of all, Israel left Gaza in 2005. They no longer govern it.

    This is such a pathetic excuse, not to mention just a parrot point of pro-Zionist racists.

    So they left Gaza, and yet they control every fucking thing that goes in and out?? Looks like they just left so they can keep making this pathetic point while still cutting off water and electricity whenever they feel like it.

    Get that head out of that ass please.

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      8 months ago

      If Israel controls the import so much, how come they have so many weapons and so much money?

      If they were as locked as you say, they would not be able to create such an attack.

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        8 months ago

        Dude, smuggling.

        If Israel didn’t control so much, it would not have been able to block aid and water and electricity and internet with ease.

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            8 months ago

            Because that state is the one at war with them… they stole their lands, displaced them, and bombed them every few years for resisting colonialism and invasion.

            You would not find it acceptable to live under thr rule of an occupier, so why should I as a Palestinian?

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              8 months ago

              I don’t know how organizing terrorist attacks from time to time and then refusing 2 state solution can be considered a resistance. EDIT: To me it seems like they chose the all or nothing route.

              Also, it is still counter productive for Palestinians to attack israel when they are reliant of them.

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                8 months ago

                I don’t know how being an apartheid state all the time for 75+ years then refusing a two state solution can be considered a democratic legal state…

                You make it sound like Palestinians are dogs fed by Israelis… if you colonize a nation, you are obliged to provide for them. If Israel doesn’t want Gazans to be “reliant” on their “generous donations” of food and water, they should not have sieged them and abused them day in and day out.

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                  8 months ago

                  Issue with this argument is that there was never a palestinian state. It was ruled by Britain and then Britain left and let UN decide. UN decided to create 2 news states that never existed before. It was not like someone had a state before and then UN came and chopped part of it.

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                    8 months ago

                    And yet Jews in America in 1936 were like:

                    Palestinian identity existed all along. They would have gotten independence like Jordan or any other distinct group around them.

                    Instead, the Nakba happened. I wonder why…