#weemie

Never in human history has a genocide ever ended with the aggressing party negotiating a peace deal and exchanging mass swathes of terrorists and criminals for civilian hostages, lol. EVER.

The whole thing is fucking obscene. And the longer this goes on, the quieter the pro-Palestinians are in the wake of this ceasefire, the more and more apparent it becomes. Go ahead and forget all about your vitriolic Judenhass over the last 2 years. We will never forget it.

It's never been about a "ceasefire" lmao. They want the NYT to retract a report about well-documented, clearly-evidenced sexual violence from Oct 7th because they are disgusting Jew-hating racists.

Over 650 rabbis from around the country signed on to an open letter on Wednesday voicing concern that, if elected New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani would threaten “the safety and dignity of Jews in every city,” citing the Democratic nominee and frontrunner’s antagonistic views towards Israel.  “As rabbis from across the United States committed to the security and prosperity of the Jewish people, we are writing in our personal capacities to declare that we cannot remain silent in the face of rising anti-Zionism and its political normalization throughout our nation,” wrote the rabbis, representing the Reform, Conservative and Orthodox movements.  In the letter, “A Rabbinic Call to Action: Defending the Jewish Future,” spearheaded by The Jewish Majority, signatories called out Mamdani’s refusal to condemn the slogan “globalize the intifada,” noted his denial of Israel’s legitimacy as a Jewish state and condemned his repeated accusations that Israel committed genocide in its war against Hamas in Gaza.  “We will not accept a culture that treats Jewish self-determination as a negotiable ideal or Jewish inclusion as something to be ‘granted,’” the letter continued. “The safety and dignity of Jews in every city depend on rejecting that false choice.”

Here is their "source"

Just in case you needed more evidence that Wikipedia is an antisemitic, anti-indigenous shithole lol. Btw here is the opinion piece that they used as a "source" saying that Israel has no right to self-defense

This is the article that they decided to reference (which is not a SOURCE, it's an OPINION. It's not ANYTHING, lmao. It's not peer reviewed. It's not science. It's SOME GUY'S OPINION.) when there is a CEASEFIRE.

For the record, he is wrong. Because of fucking course he is, he's not a fucking lawyer. "Huhhrrhhh duhhh sum lEgAl ScHolArZ sAy" ass mf. In international law it is perfectly legal to occupy territory if you are the defending party.

This is how Israel gained most of its land post-1948, which it then used to trade for peace multiple times with Egypt and Jordan. Name me a single genocide where the party committing the genocide agreed to a peace deal and prisoner exchange for hostages, lmao.

Just two months after October 7, international organizations were already discussing how to apply the term “famine” to the situation in Gaza. This was revealed by World Health Organization representative to Israel, Dr. Michel Thieren, on the Mosaïque podcast last week. The podcast was created by Akadem and the French Institute of Israel, and former journalist Antoine Mercier hosted the episode. JPost Videos Thieren attended a multilateral governance meeting about Gaza in Geneva in December 2023. During the meeting, Thieren said organizations discussed how important it would be to scientifically demonstrate the occurrence of a famine in Gaza, and how to use the term for communication and political pressure on Israel. According to him, this was explicitly discussed at the highest levels in these meetings. “At the very end of the meeting – I won’t say exactly where, and it wasn’t necessarily at the WHO, rest assured – there was a gathering of experts who asked the question quite forcefully. I was there, and I was absolutely stunned. What they were saying, essentially, was that one should try to find a term that could be used to exert pressure. So yes, I was very shocked by that.”

Thieren added that what shocked him the most was that, in these circles, the perpetrators and the victims were designated from the very beginning, “from October 8.” “So when these people were saying it would be necessary to demonstrate famine, the guilt had already been assigned [to Israel]. When we talk about genocide, the WHO never went there, others did – but very early, these people pronounced these two terms [genocide and famine], they were thrown out right from the start. So the crimes were already predetermined, and then the organizations tried to demonstrate them. And for me, that is not normal at all.” Regardless of whether or not the word famine was accurate, Thieren said it was amplified “in the abyssal void of social media, and the harm was done.” While Thieren himself didn’t comment on whether a genocide had occurred in Gaza – “the reports will come, we’ll judge then" – he did note with suspicion the length and detail of reports discussing Israel’s alleged genocide. “There aren’t 72 pages of justification," he said. “You know, in medicine, when we learn the treatment of a disease, if the treatment is described in 10 pages, it means there is no treatment. A treatment is three lines: you take this, it works, and it kills the disease. So the bigger the reports, the more suspicious they are.” In the case of Rwanda, where the genocide was “self-evident,” Thieren said he read a report from an independent commission that was 24 pages long, with one paragraph on the justification of the genocide. Narrative around Israel's actions 'biased' The issue with the narrative around Israel and Israel’s actions is “not only that it’s biased, but that there is often a kind of enjoyment,” he said. “There’s a kind of... we describe, we announce, we tell the story of this war with a certain pleasure. “And that’s where, for me, all these accounts – wherever they come from – are tinged with antisemitism.” Thieren was in Europe on the morning of October 7, 2023, but took one of the first planes to Israel when he learned of what happened. Soon after, he went to see the kibbutzim. “For the third time in my life, I saw what a land of massacre looks like.” The other two times were in Srebrenica in 1995, and Kigali [in Rwanda] in 1994, he said. “I could describe to you what a land of massacre is, but it’s that kind of landscape – very silent, echoing, muffled – as I say, frozen in a sort of Pompeii of murder. I’ve always felt that a land of massacre is not a land of war. I was in Syria: you see lands of war there. It’s not the same thing. A land of massacre is a land of massacre. “And what I saw at Be’eri and at Nova was a land of massacre – unmistakably.” He then went to visit the morgues at Shura military base near Ramle, where the dead from the kibbutzim had been gathered and autopsied. He asked to see the bodies: “It’s because, in the same way that a land of massacre must be seen, must be listened to, must be felt. I needed to go inside, to be close to the death of Kfar Aza and Be’eri, which I had seen just a few hours earlier. “There’s this desire to say ‘yes, but there’s context.’ No, there is no context [to October 7]. There is no possible context for Hamas’s murder. It is absolutely impossible.”

Cool, go ask the 400,000 Yemeni Jews in Israel if they feel the same way. "I don't need protection from antisemitism because I am the Nazi in question" isn't the flex you think it is, dipshit. Saying dehumanizing garbage like "rape-state" is absolutely hysterical and proves how deranged you Nazi morons are.

Mf will look at Sudan with piles of bodies so high they're visible from space and Afghanistan where women are forbidden from speaking in public and Iran where more people were killed in 2 days than during the entire Gaza war (all civilians, all by their own government) && be like "yea actually Israel is the worst country to ever exist" with a straight face lol.