Conspiracy Theory Israel - Palestine Conflict

[Exe Gesis]

Some horrendous stuff going on over in the Middle East that the MSM aren't talking about.

Israel is basically going thru Palestine and demolishing all their homes, setting them on fire, and forcing them all to be homeless and flee.

The Israeli armed forces are there in big numbers to prevent the Palestinians from resisting.

A lot of videos on reddit, on r/palestine and r/publicfreakout

 

[Kurve]

Some horrendous stuff going on over in the Middle East that the MSM aren't talking about.

Israel is basically going thru Palestine and demolishing all their homes, setting them on fire, and forcing them all to be homeless and flee.

The Israeli armed forces are there in big numbers to prevent the Palestinians from resisting.

A lot of videos on reddit, on r/palestine and r/publicfreakout

Palestinians are fighting with the settlers, that goes on almost on the daily. If it was anything more than that, it would be right through mainstream press.

 

[Mofra]

It's a continual land grab, squeezing the Palestinians into a smaller and smaller area year on year

 

[Zidane98]

It's a continual land grab, squeezing the Palestinians into a smaller and smaller area year on year

That's a bit misleading as Palestine was part of the Ottoman empire prior to the British control and not a separate nation until after WW2.


Both sides at various times have inhabited the region historically. To me, the 1947 UN partition made pretty good sense - this was accepted by one side and rejected in favor of war by the other.

 

[rank and file]

There's been loads of press about the protests against Netanyahu,trying to set up the judicial system so he can bury his corruption trial.
Hundreds of thousands protest government; new ‘disruption day’ called for Thursday

 

[Mofra]

That's a bit misleading as Palestine was part of the Ottoman empire prior to the British control and not a separate nation until after WW2.


Both sides at various times have inhabited the region historically. To me, the 1947 UN partition made pretty good sense - this was accepted by one side and rejected in favor of war by the other.

The closest we got to peace were the Arafat years. Israel offered over 90% of Palestinian demands, but the sides just never quite managed to sign

Now there's a continual land grab as settlements slowly take more and more of modern day Palestine. Under those conditions no Palestinian leader can talk peace without losing their authority at home