Anyone who can’t separate Jewish from Zionist is part of the problem. Anyone who can’t separate support for Palestinians and hamas/Hezbollah/ Iran is part of the problem.
The only thing that’s fragile is the belief that there will be peace given both sides being led by cunts and the best any other country has had to offer in 50 years ( with the exception of S Africa) is isreal has a right to defend itself and we need a two state solution repeatedly since 1967.
Ramiren on
The problem is we have people immigrating to this country en masse who don’t want to be British, they want to be Israeli or Palestinian or wherever they came from, while living in a nice place.
Part of immigrating to somewhere peaceful should be that you ditch old ties and grievances that caused your old home to be not peaceful, and do not pass these on to your children.
Ephemeral-Throwaway on
What makes no sense are Muslim communities who aren’t ethnically Palestinian or ethnically Lebanese getting involved and being hurt at Israel and Jews when it’s not “your lot” involved geopolitically in the conflict. Let the Palestinean and Lebanese imams be platformed, they actually have direct connection to what’s going on.
>The religious leader, who is a member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community
Ahmadiyyas are a Muslim subgroup particular to Pakistan, that are treated like shit in Pakistan and Hamas would treat them like shit too for not being orthodox Sunnis.
But they are a nice bunch, all the ones I have known work professional jobs, studied uni etc. they have a tight knit community, strong inter-community networking only marry within, ironically they are similar to Jews is that way.
bluecheese2040 on
Weird cause I’m always told it isn’t about religion it’s about Israel. The protesters claim it’s about Israel, not Jews… I mean, you’d have to be mentally challenged to believe this… but it’s what they say…
iamezekiel1_14 on
Why can’t we all be agnostic and just fuck this shit as its unnecessary and frankly if you are being completely honest you know it’s the right answer.
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Anyone who can’t separate Jewish from Zionist is part of the problem. Anyone who can’t separate support for Palestinians and hamas/Hezbollah/ Iran is part of the problem.
The only thing that’s fragile is the belief that there will be peace given both sides being led by cunts and the best any other country has had to offer in 50 years ( with the exception of S Africa) is isreal has a right to defend itself and we need a two state solution repeatedly since 1967.
The problem is we have people immigrating to this country en masse who don’t want to be British, they want to be Israeli or Palestinian or wherever they came from, while living in a nice place.
Part of immigrating to somewhere peaceful should be that you ditch old ties and grievances that caused your old home to be not peaceful, and do not pass these on to your children.
What makes no sense are Muslim communities who aren’t ethnically Palestinian or ethnically Lebanese getting involved and being hurt at Israel and Jews when it’s not “your lot” involved geopolitically in the conflict. Let the Palestinean and Lebanese imams be platformed, they actually have direct connection to what’s going on.
>The religious leader, who is a member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community
Ahmadiyyas are a Muslim subgroup particular to Pakistan, that are treated like shit in Pakistan and Hamas would treat them like shit too for not being orthodox Sunnis.
But they are a nice bunch, all the ones I have known work professional jobs, studied uni etc. they have a tight knit community, strong inter-community networking only marry within, ironically they are similar to Jews is that way.
Weird cause I’m always told it isn’t about religion it’s about Israel. The protesters claim it’s about Israel, not Jews… I mean, you’d have to be mentally challenged to believe this… but it’s what they say…
Why can’t we all be agnostic and just fuck this shit as its unnecessary and frankly if you are being completely honest you know it’s the right answer.