Germany won’t arrest Netanyahu ‘because of its Nazi history’ (www.telegraph.co.uk)
from Saleh@feddit.org to world@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 16:13
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Saleh@feddit.org on 22 Nov 2024 16:15 next collapse

Unfortunately international media is not capturing the gravity of the German government winding around and refusing to say they abide by the ICC decision.

Here is todays gov. press conference in German. Maybe Youtube provides auto-translation. I think the faces and the way they talk can be understood even without knowing German.

youtube.com/watch?v=NRl3X5nN4R4

dlatch@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 17:08 next collapse

It’s incredible how they can say nothing while speaking for 30 minutes. Gotta appreciate the very critical press though, refreshing to see. Where I live the press will ask what they had for lunch and then leave it at that.

barsoap@lemm.ee on 23 Nov 2024 00:19 collapse

Oh they’ve elevated it to an art form. They did actually say quite a lot while saying so little though, always pay close attention to what they’re comfortable talking about (such as Germany’s stance towards the ICC and the rule of law) vs. what they’re not comfortable talking about (what that stance implies, concretely, in this situation). If you think that’s unsatisfactory then they will, I quote, take notice of that, but they won’t humour you and spell out what can be inferred so you (or rather press) have a soundbite that would cause the foreign service diplomatic headaches.

And, yes, the journalists have also elevated making them squirm to an art form, to make sure that the interviewed officials don’t waffle when it is merely convenient, not expedient (at least according to the officials). Also of note the conference is run by journalists, not officials.

procrastitron@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 17:13 next collapse

Thanks for linking to the video. There is an auto translate option for it buried deep in the CC settings (at least there was for me).

My impression that I was left with is that the guy speaking is basically panicking because he doesn’t want to look bad.

My reaction is “Good. Let the bastards squirm!”

The German government has gone out of their way to silence any opposition to genocide. Fear of looking like a Nazi is the closest they will come to self awareness.

RedstoneValley@sh.itjust.works on 22 Nov 2024 19:31 collapse

I think the faces and the way they talk can be understood even without knowing German

interesting statement. Especially from someone who speaks german like you do. I’ve seen some of your comments in german speaking lemmys and I am pretty sure that you are actually informed about how german politics work. So you know that Olaf Scholz along with his party SPD and by extension the coalition is weak, indecisive and bland. This exactly is the reason why they make a statement that boils down to “we’re not deciding anything right now but we can’t imagine arresting Netanyahu”. They are simply cowards and not the evil genocide loving villains you want to portrait here. You should really know better than spreading this polarising divisive crap. I know it’s easy and fun and you’ll get your upvotes, but that doesn’t make it true

Saleh@feddit.org on 22 Nov 2024 20:50 collapse

We are not talking about indecision over lowering taxes or budget allocations. We are talking about Germany backing Israel and arming it, while very blatantly ignoring, relativising and sometimes denying Israeli crimes. We are talking about upholding international law for the prevention and punishment of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

I watch every of the press conferences. The statements are almost identical to a year ago. And almost every conference, so two to three times a week, the topic comes up as yet another crime was committed so outrageously that it made news, or another report showed how systematic the crimes are.

And in this particular instance they were asked repeatedly, how come they didnt prepare for the warrants to happen and now they claim, that they would first have to look i to whether they recognize the ICCs authority, despite that having been ruled by the ICC in 2021 already.

This is all very deliberate. And it is not like the speakers just got the topic served today. They are giving these talking points and evasions consistently since a year. They are in full support of what they are saying as any decent human would have resigned from such a position long ago. Sometimes in the conferences you saw some of them seriously struggling emotionally, because something in them must have told them that it is wrong to reply to the intentional starvation of millions or the murder of children with “right to self defense and this is all Hamas fault.” Othertimes you can see them smirking like when they denied knowing anything about the pager attacks. Or a bit more recent regarding how they misrepresented the clashes in Amsterdam where one question was regarding the video of Maccabi hools hunting Amsterdam locals in the street that was misrepresented as Maccabi Hools being the victims instead of perpetraitors in this specific video. Hebestreit started attackinf the question asker, how he dares denying what has happened in Amsterdam, which the question wasn about at all.

They seem a bit cowardly now, that they got yet another slap by reality that is hard to ignore, but they have been the talking heads for the heinous conduct of thos government in regards to Israel happily for more than a year now.

RedstoneValley@sh.itjust.works on 23 Nov 2024 12:58 collapse

Thanks for your reply. I really appreciate it and I think you have some very valid points. To be perfectly honest, as a human being I am disappointed and angry about the official German state response to the ICC warrant, and the continued delivery of weapons to Israel too. And more personally, I went by a Palestinian protest camp in front of a local university yesterday and I must say I have the utmost respect and empathy towards these people freezing their asses off in tents in sub zero temperatures fighting for awareness of those war crimes.

Having said that, I think you are mixing up causes and effects. Let me try to explain and allow me to show you a different perspective on things, because the whole matter is way more complicated than it might seem, and while anger and hatred towards what is happening here might seem justified it only tells half of the story.

Ok, first some basic history facts (I’ll make this quick because you probably already know that)

  • Nazi Germany killed about 6 Million Jews in the Holocaust, plus Germany caused WW2, which had an estimated death toll of 80 million people.
  • After the war the Federal Republic of Germany (Bundesrepublik) was founded, and in the process vowed to never let that happen again. This vow is a central part of the foundation of the federal republic and staying committed to that vow is absolutely necessary to ensure the legitimacy of the German state. The severity and crushing weight of this fact is something that non-Germans or even younger Germans might find difficult to understand.

(Bear with me here, I haven’t even started yet - What is probably on your mind right now is that the very same thing Germany vowed to prevent is happening in Gaza right now, and they do nothing. I’ll address that)

So, having established the background it should be perfectly clear that Germany has a very heavy weight of responsibility towards the victims of their past crimes, and those victims we are talking about here are the Jewish people. And now is the part where it gets complicated.

As a person I am well capable of making a distinction between hatred towards the Jews (aka antisemitism, denying their right to live, denying the right of existence of the state of Israel…) and criticism of the israeli government. I personally have absolutely no problem calling Netanyahu and his right wing cronies war criminals and at the same time I am strictly positioned against antisemitism. These are very obviously two different things.

On the state/country level however, it’s not that easy. As a state government you have to take the official views of another state at face value. Which means you don’t have the luxury to differentiate between the state’s government and the people of that state, unless you publicly denounce the legitimacy of the government of that state. That’s basically how relations between all states work. And this is the culprit. Germany as a state, due to its history and aforementioned vow is not in the position to openly criticize the government of a country they have vowed to protect. Netanyahu on the other side knows this very well and uses Germany’s inability to act in his advantage whenever he can. For historic reasons, Germany needs to avoid being accused of antisemitism at all costs and Netanyahu uses this fact to play Germany like a puppet.

This isn’t limited to Germany by the way. If you look at what happened in Amsterdam, where violent israeli hooligans incited a riot, and the initial response by the dutch government was to solely blame antisemitic actions for the violence, it was basically the same mechanism at work. The Netherlands as a progressive democratic country with a shared history of atrocities towards the Jews can’t afford to be seen as allowing antisemitic hunts in their cities. Netanyahu and the dutch far right used this reflex to their advantage and it nearly lead to the collapse of the dutch government. In hindsight it became clear what really happened that night and even Amsterdam’s mayor had to row back and say that her choice of the word “pogrom” was wrong and so on. She was making it pretty clear that she felt played. But the damage was already done and the net result was in favor of the israeli government and the european far right.

Anyway. I promised to address German state attitudes towards Gaza. While the aforementioned vow to protect Jewish life has absolute precedence over other matters (as explained) the atrocities committed by Israel in Gaza and Lebanon are very visible in Germany and they are also constantly being reported in all news media, including the state-funded public broadcasting services. For everyone to see. Every day. Basically without much comment apart from when some UN or US person says something critical about Israel. There is absolutely no-one condoning or even justifying the war crimes ag

catloaf@lemm.ee on 22 Nov 2024 16:44 next collapse

Are they saying they’re choosing to continue that history?

T00l_shed@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 16:45 next collapse

Yes

Keeponstalin@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 19:34 collapse

As they have since the Namibia Genocide which gets conveniently swept under the rug

PapstJL4U@lemmy.world on 24 Nov 2024 17:11 collapse

Swept under by officially recognized? Are you the 1/3?

MrNesser@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 16:58 next collapse

Since when is a religion a defense against war crimes

SlopppyEngineer@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 17:07 next collapse

Since religion was invented.

SidewaysHighways@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 17:44 collapse

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geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml on 22 Nov 2024 23:08 collapse

Zionists do not identify as religiously Jewish but as racially Jewish.

To Zionists, Jews are not the chosen people of god because of their religion, but because they are racially superior. You might notice that declaring ones own race the superior one was somewhat of a common trope in the time period.

This is why surprising to many, the founder of Zionism in 1896 Theodor Herzl, was an Atheist. It also explains the famous quote from Ilan Pappe;

“Most Zionists don’t believe that God exists, but they do believe that he promised them Palestine”

MrNesser@lemmy.world on 25 Nov 2024 15:24 collapse

That’s some fucked up broken circular logic

geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml on 25 Nov 2024 16:14 collapse

BadEmpanda had an amazing example of Ethan Klein encompassing this. For more information I timestamped this video. Watching one minute is enough to understand Israel youtu.be/Q36r-fkk7l0&t=1090

anarchrist@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 22 Nov 2024 17:01 next collapse

No one told me that Jews have a crime pass in Germany. I need to start planning cooler vacations.

Saleh@feddit.org on 22 Nov 2024 17:05 collapse

If you are an anti-zionist Jew in Germany you’ll face a brunt of repressions. German “anti antisemitism” comissioners even go as far as calling anti-zionist Jews “allegedly jewish”, thereby deciding who are “good” and “bad” Jews.

anarchrist@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 22 Nov 2024 17:41 next collapse

Ah yes Germans judging how Jewish people are for…reasons. Never change Dooshland

homoludens@feddit.org on 22 Nov 2024 19:14 collapse

Do you have sources?

Saleh@feddit.org on 22 Nov 2024 20:32 collapse

jewishcurrents.org/the-strange-logic-of-germanys-…

homoludens@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 09:23 collapse

Ctrl+F didn’t turn up any results for your quote (“alleged”/“allegedly”) , and I’m not going to read the whole article searching for what you might have meant instead.

febra@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 10:40 next collapse

> Asks for source

> Unwilling to read source

homoludens@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 11:00 collapse

It’s not a source for a quote if the quote does not show up in the link.

edit: the fact that this gets downvoted really says a lot about the quality of the discussion :D

freeman@sh.itjust.works on 23 Nov 2024 11:23 next collapse

Blume was embroiled in a small scandal after he referred to Jüdische Stimme as “ostensibly Jewish” on Twitter

Blume demurred, claiming that, while he was happy to accept anyone’s self-definition as Jewish as a matter of personal religious freedom, he was not sure whether the group’s members counted as members of the Jewish religious communities that are legal partners of the German state

In Germany, membership in religious communities is regulated by state-designated institutions, meaning that to be officially Jewish, one must join the Jüdische Gemeinde, the state-affiliated Jewish community

homoludens@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 11:46 collapse

Thanks. So he explicitely was not talking about whether individual persons are jewish or not.

Instead he was questioning if an organisation (that mobilized to a “Glory to the resistance” demonstration on 7th of October 2024) is actually involving a significant amount of people from jewish communities. Which is still shitty and besides the point of any valid criticism, but also different from trying to decide if individual people are jewish or not. And he obviously tried to weasle himself out of his shit take.

The last paragraph is factually wrong though. There are religious communities who are Öffentlich-rechtliche Religionsgesellschaften, but you don’t have to adhere to these regulations.

freeman@sh.itjust.works on 23 Nov 2024 12:05 collapse

You could perhaps read the first part as that, a matter of % of Jewish people in an organization rather than one of ‘true’ Jewishness of the members identifying as Jews. Your reading is very generous to him.

But from the second commend it’s obvious it’s the latter. He is attacking the Jewishness of Jewish members of that organization. That he does it en mass does not make it better.

I don’t have time to learn German to read your source, in an English based discussion. It is not relevant that it is wrong. The commissioner tried to use it to defend his position that they are ostensibly Jewish. Actually being wrong makes it worse as he should know better or he is lying.

homoludens@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 12:23 collapse

Your reading is very generous to him.

Probably. My point is that I was very confused by the original claim (officials deciding whether people are jewish or not) and the following comments drawing comparisons to Nazi Germany.

I don’t have time to learn German to read your source, in an English based discussion.

Understandable. But when the discussion is about German law, German sources are to be expected.

It is not relevant that it is wrong.

If it’s not relevant, then why quote it? In any case it tells me something about the quality of the article.

The commissioner tried to use it to defend his position that they are ostensibly Jewish. Actually being wrong makes it worse as he should know better or he is lying.

Yes, as I said: the “Jewishness” of the people should not matter when you’re attacking their arguments. And yes, he is very obvioulsy trying to defend this instead of admitting that he shouldn’t have said that.

freeman@sh.itjust.works on 23 Nov 2024 12:51 collapse

Probably. My point is that I was very confused by the original claim (officials deciding whether people are jewish or not) and the following comments drawing comparisons to Nazi Germany.

OP’s claim was that official call anti-zionist Jews ‘allegedly Jewish’ (ostensibly actually, a synonym) and that they decided if they are “bad” or “good” Jews. It seems obvious to me from the choice of words as well as the punctuation he is not referring to official acts but bias of the official. Which may well affect their official decisions.

If it’s not relevant, then why quote it? In any case it tells me something about the quality of the article.

Are the communities not the ones referred to by the commissioner in his defense? That makes them relevant. If the article is wrong that you have to be part of such a community to be “officially” Jewish it’s irrelevant, the issue is that the commissioner tried to defend his position by appealing to them.

You are much quicker to attack the OP, the article, me than the commissioner.

homoludens@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 13:03 collapse

You are much quicker to attack the OP, the article, me than the commissioner.

OP makes a claim, I asked for a source. That’s not an attack.

And how is on the other hand “he is very wrong with this statement (addendum: and in his job)” and “shitty and besides the point of any valid criticism,” and “he obviously tried to weasle himself out of his shit take” not an “attack” against the commissioner?

edit: anyway, I have spend enough time on this.

AlexanderTheDead@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 11:30 collapse

“I don’t know how to read”

Saleh@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 11:32 collapse

I am sorry. It was not mentioned in the article, but the podcast.

Here is another interview where it is mentioned

jacobin.com/…/the-cost-of-germanys-guilt-politics

Here is the “Dienstaufsichtsbeschwerde” (complaint about the violation of duty by a public official) by the German Jewish Voice for Peace reacting to the attack by the anti antisemitism commissioner Michael Blume of the state Baden Wurtemmberg:

juedische-stimme.de/dienstaufsichtsbeschwerde-geg…

Here is the Tweet of Blume. His exact wording was “vorgeblich” which translates to “allegedly” but more in the sense of “pretending to be”.

x.com/BlumeEvolution/status/1409466045987971076

dict.leo.org/german-english/vorgeblich

homoludens@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 12:34 collapse

Thanks!

I think “vorgeblich” has some more nuance, as it does not say the claim is necessarily wrong (de.wiktionary.org/wiki/vorgeblich). But like I said in the other sub-thread: he is very wrong with this statement (addendum: and in his job). It’s still a different picture than one might imagine when hearing “German government officials are deciding whether you are jewish enough” (which you didn’t write, but apparently was understood like that by other commenters).

Saleh@feddit.org on 23 Nov 2024 15:44 collapse

The key points in this and many other examples where Jewish anti-zionists are targeted, be it by such verbal attacks, deplatforming or police violence are imo.:

  • Germany (as in gov. officials and politicians) feels entitled to make value judgements about jewish people
  • Germany does not extend its support and protection to jewish people because of the German history. This support is conditional on them adhering to the idea of how the Jews should and shouldnt be.
  • Germany conflates jewish identity with the state of Israel and setting a sort of equality to it. Ironically that is an example of antisemitism by some definitions including thr IHRA preffered by German politics.
  • The guilt and responsibility is increasingly shifted onto Arab and other immigrants often highly critical of Israel. This serves to absolve Germany from the still rampant “Nazi-antisemitism” but is mainly used to justify racism against the groups “importing” antisemitism.

So once again German government officials judge as to who are “good” or “bad” or well “real” Jews. The fundamental being that those who fall into the categories acceptable are championed as examples in a sometimes absurd way (philosemitism) and those who are outside these categoroes get targeted with repressions.

But it is very simple. Jewish people are people like anyone else. Be it by religion or ethnicity, there is people of all sorts of personal, societal and political identities. Where they face discrimination because of their jewish identity it needs to be adressed and there should be a special emphasis on this, due to the German history. But it cannot and must not be conflated with the state of Israel and allegiance to it.

SlopppyEngineer@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 17:10 next collapse

Herzlich willkommen Zum villains league. Tea? Coffee?

venusaur@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 17:30 next collapse

This makes sense. Somebody else gotta do it. Bad optics.

Prunebutt@slrpnk.net on 22 Nov 2024 17:30 next collapse

While it is probably true that he won’t get arrested, the headline is quite misleading: they’re currently avoiding to answer the question, because the German also has a historical responsibility to adhere to the ICJ.

They want to enable Israeli imperialism while not looking like they didn’t learn anything from being the reason the ICJ exists.

Grimy@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 17:45 next collapse

Comments like this are more likely to foster antisemitism than counter it.

theacharnian@lemmy.ca on 22 Nov 2024 18:03 next collapse

The Nazis killed more Russians than Jews. Does that mean you would also not arrest Putin?

If you want to pull out of the Rome Statute, just do that, motherfuckers, and spare us the lecture.

Otherwise, fuck you and the high horse you rode in on.

hungryphrog@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 22 Nov 2024 18:04 next collapse

something something those who don’t learn history are doomed to repeat it

phoneymouse@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 19:21 next collapse

Game recognizes game.

Former genocidaire recognizes current genocidaire.

PortoPeople@lemm.ee on 22 Nov 2024 20:18 next collapse

Of any country that could legitimately get a pass on this, it would be Germany. I don’t like it, but I understand it.

b161@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 23 Nov 2024 13:15 collapse

If anyone should understand what fascism is and how to spot a fascist, and the importance of stopping them before their genocidal plans continue it should be Germany. Cleary they’ve learned nothing. All those Holocaust memorials were for nought.

njm1314@lemmy.world on 22 Nov 2024 21:28 next collapse

New plan, convert to Judaism, move to Germany, rob a bank, and get away Scott free.

jagged_circle@feddit.nl on 23 Nov 2024 03:27 collapse

No, no. This only works if you commit a genocide.

Move to Germany and slaughter everyone in AfD

werefreeatlast@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 03:54 next collapse

Wink 😉! C’mon fool, c’mon over to Germany! You won’t be arrested because of our history which doesn’t relate to anything you might be doing currently…

sozesoze@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 11:53 collapse

I’d wish this was ploy, but frankly they just lack any back bone…

sozesoze@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 11:50 next collapse

My guess is that they are saying this because in September 2023 they made a deal with Israel to buy their missile defense system. Instead of buying a European version with the French mind you, but that’s a whole other stupid fucking can of worms.

Well, October 2023 passed by and then it got a bit trickier over time to support Israel. But besides demands to maintain humanitarian care for Gazans, my government has done nothing of substance to stop supporting Israel. It is beyond shameful, this decision will haunt us in the future when Israel inevitably loses its position and we have to answer why we are so stupid to buy from Israeli right wing extremists (and the US) to begin with instead of starting EU projects if we have to. Not to mention the biggest thing, supporting open genocide.

We always talk big about EU stronk, but I can’t help to sympathize with the French (and other EU govs) when they are pissed at my country. We have taken the call every time the US wants something instead of considering European interests plus have run austerity for 20 years now in every government in the time period. We have a real knack for getting ourselves into a dependency of big powers, even Russia with their gas. We lack any vision how to fix our problems and build a strong European union while being the biggest member. Meanwhile the right builds it’s own vision, fortress europe. Thanks Merkel, thanks Scholz, you’re really good at managing.

All this to say my government sucks because they won’t arrest Bibi. Fuck that guy and frankly fuck Israel for committing a genocide. Thank you for listening to my Ted talk.

IndustryStandard@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 13:10 collapse

How ridiculous is it to rely an army on a missile system from a colony which Germany needs to kiss the floor for? If they can’t even count on Israel to deliver the weapons unless they support their war crimes what is the point of relying on that.

olafurp@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 12:07 next collapse

Arresting one man and arresting millions as slave labor and then gassing them are two very different things.

A_Random_Idiot@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 12:15 next collapse

“We wont arrest Netanyahu because of our Nazi History, and the fact that it warms our blood to see a faithful brother of the Reich rise up and continue Hitlers work. Sieg Heil, Netanyahu!”

Etterra@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 12:24 next collapse

I can see their point but it’s a bad comparison. This seems to me to basically be a PR decision. I don’t know how much was backing Netanyahu before, but I think it would be a better look if they arrested him to stop the genocide.

Wes4Humanity@lemm.ee on 23 Nov 2024 12:43 next collapse

Ah…so they’re continuing with their support of the evil… They learned nothing… Are we sure they aren’t Democrats?

raspberriesareyummy@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 12:58 next collapse

As a German, this seems like a cruel joke to me - “Because of our Nazi history, we are committed to protecting against an ICC warrant the person currently performing a genocide, establishing camps to “concentrate” refugees and then even bombing said camps”.

Fuck our government. This is about a war criminal and in my opinion it’s absolutely furthering antisemitism to allow the Israeli government to continue these atrocities. The best way to reduce antisemitism is to have the Israeli government commit less atrocities.

AI_toothbrush@lemmy.zip on 23 Nov 2024 15:50 collapse

Yeah they took the wrong lesson from ww2. Its not about jewish people and antisemitists, its about innocent people and people who commit genocides. Both jewish people and non-jews can be genociders and innocent people.

raspberriesareyummy@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 20:40 collapse

it is sad that this even needs to be said… Fully agreed…

IndustryStandard@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 13:08 next collapse

And its Nazi present, apparently Great move using the Holocaust to justify another genocide though. Really shows how much was learnt there.

Shotgun_Alice@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 14:56 next collapse

This I would say shows that they actually learned nothing from that experience. If there was anyone in the international community that should arrest yahu on the spot it’s Germany. I’m curious did Germany extend the same to the Hamas leader the ICC put a warrant out on? otherwise I’d say they’re guilty of playing favourites. Lets go one further, how about Putin? Is it only b/c he is Jewish? then that’s just discrimination.

BeatTakeshi@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 16:48 next collapse

Because of nostalgia then?

sik0fewl@lemmy.ca on 23 Nov 2024 17:36 collapse

Germany sure does love their genocides.

qevlarr@lemmy.world on 24 Nov 2024 05:39 collapse

So sick of this comment. They don’t do this because they like genocide, the problem is unwavering loyalty to Israel

MaxPow3r11@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 17:21 next collapse

uh…

excuse me but…

WHAT THE GOD DAMN FUCK?

Gammelfisch@lemmy.world on 23 Nov 2024 19:06 next collapse

That is pathetic and shame on the SPD. A murderer is a murderer and I do not give a shit about their religious background and history. I refuse to vote for the AfD and Linke, but sometimes the SPD pisses me off.

filister@lemmy.world on 24 Nov 2024 04:31 next collapse

I guess in the next 4 years Israel will show its true face.

DeadWorldWalking@lemmy.world on 24 Nov 2024 19:45 collapse

They already have, a fascist dictator (Netanyahu) was allowed to consolidate power and declare martial law to avoid being sentenced to life in prison.

Now he is dictator of Isreal as long as he can extend this “war”, which will be as long as he possibly can.

After Netanyahu ran out of legitimate targets from the Oct attack last year he just had the military keep killing everyone they could find who wasn’t a jew.

He’s a dictator committing a genocide so he doesn’t have to go to prison.

geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml on 22 Nov 2024 23:01 collapse

Ignoring the UN which was created because of Nazi Germany, because of your past, as Nazi Germany, in order to once again play the role of Nazi Germany.

Something about the AfD.