Who Else?

~ Clarissa

Which European countries besides Ukraine didn’t have any anti-Israel, pro-Hamas manifestations?

This tells us all we need to know about whose moral clarity hasn’t been clowded by leftist prevarications.

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  1. I think these protest just as most things nowadays are by politically active people that does not necessarily represent the majority of people.

    Having said that. I also wanted to address the military geniuses of this blog and twitter clamoring why Biden wasn’t letting Israel invade Gaza already:

    ” Yitzhak Brick might be the only Israeli military official to see what was coming. And he’s been warning of it for some time. He also does not see a ground invasion of Gaza as the only option. And Israel must prepare for a multi-front war given the situation in the north. Brick cautioned, among other things, of problems with the competence of ground forces and made it clear that the ground invasion does not have to be a mandatory step.

    But according to Brick, Israel urgently needs to “change its hard disk,” i.e. make fundamental changes. General Brick has been warning for years about the horror we saw in southern Israel on that accursed Shabbat morning a week ago. But his assessment was dismissed by the defense establishment and the political leadership. Brick was even called delusional by many.

“There could be a massacre, the State of Israel has not yet recognized the danger,” Brick warned. “We feel among the people that everything is fine and there is no threat, but the public is not told that powers (Hamas) are preparing. These are equipped, trained fighters who will cross the border on foot and attack and occupy our settlements in the south. The likelihood of this happening is very high. Hamas will conquer settlements, throw grenades into bunkers and shelters and cause a massacre. The local residents, you and me, must defend these communities because the army will not be there.” Brick said these words months ago, but no one wanted to listen to him. After the massacre in the south, everyone now has an ear for retired general, even Bibi.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Brick spoke this week about the continuation of the war against terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip, as well as developments on the Lebanese border. The general made it clear to Netanyahu that his position was to continue the surgical strikes, divide the armed forces and find a solution through a hermetic siege of the Gaza Strip. His view contrasts with the attitude of the military staff, which assumes that no success in the Gaza Strip is possible without an Israeli ground invasion.

Brick warned that the Israel Defense Forces have turned into a primarily air-based military, and criticized the army leadership for its sensitivity to human losses on the ground. “The current situation of the land forces is tragic, they are not ready for war. Emergency supplies are not available, exercises have stopped and the battalions have not trained in years. There is also no weapons training and education, and the army is not capable of carrying out an attack.” The former ombudsman added that technology alone is not enough to win wars. “The truth is that an imaginary reality has been created by the general staff and spread throughout the army. The soldiers have lost their motivation and fighting spirit in recent years, and many are not ready to go into battle.”

    https://www.israeltoday.co.il/read/delusional-or-prophetic-one-idf-general-warned-a-massacre-would-happen/

    Turns out over a decade of Netanyahu mismanagement really affected the IDF’s ability to fight a ground war. They’ve relied completely on their air and electronic assets while letting the ground forces rot. The IDF does not look in good shape, and an invasion of Gaza by unprepared, untrained, and undisciplined IDF soldiers going against battled hardened, well defended and armed Jihadist might not go as well as most genius military experts here think.

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    1. “Brick warned that the Israel Defense Forces have turned into a primarily air-based military, and criticized the army leadership for its sensitivity to human losses on the ground. “The current situation of the land forces is tragic, they are not ready for war. Emergency supplies are not available, exercises have stopped and the battalions have not trained in years. There is also no weapons training and education, and the army is not capable of carrying out an attack.” The former ombudsman added that technology alone is not enough to win wars. “The truth is that an imaginary reality has been created by the general staff and spread throughout the army. The soldiers have lost their motivation and fighting spirit in recent years, and many are not ready to go into battle.”

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  2. This tells us all we need to know about which countries haven’t welcomed mass migration yet.

    Btw, if words of Romanenko come true and Ukraine welcomes millions of migrants, there will be huge pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Ukraine too.

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    1. This is not remotely all immigrants, let’s not dupe ourselves. Being anti-Israel is in vogue amongst Western leftist elites.

      Blaming all this on immigrants is like blaming the pro-Russian sentiments on Russian propaganda.

      Besides, who brought in all these immigrants? Who turned them into sacred cows? Who insisted that every lousy behavior on their part must be tolerated?

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      1. Are these all immigrants?

        Google “pro-Palestinian protests in the US” and look at the faces. Those are not all immigrants.

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  3. The barbaric slaughter of 1400 Israelis and over 250 hostages, this abomination carried out by NOT Hamas alone but by all Palestinian political organizations including the PA. The time has come to remove the Palestinian pricks poking the Israeli nation, by a forced population transfer of PA Arab populations from E. Jerusalem and Samaria to Gaza – the Israeli established Palestinian state from 2005 to present.

    Only Israel has deeded land for the establishment of a Palestinian State. Land for Peace applies equally to Arab countries, not just to Israel. Israel has deed land, Gaza, for an Independent Palestinian State. Time that Arab countries stop their Palestine Occupied Territories political rhetoric propaganda and deed land in the Sinai to enlarge the borders of Gaza for the Arabs removed from E. Jerusalem and Samaria to live as free citizens in their own Palestinian country, a member of the community of nations in the Middle East.

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