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It represents apartheid, genocide and a long list of UNSC violations.
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It represents apartheid, genocide and a long list of UNSC violations.
More simpleton ignorance but I'm glad you understand that.
The flag of Israel represents the country and people of Israel, and not just the Netanyahu leadership and government which is currently waging a devastating war of senseless terror and retribution on its southern and northern neighbours.
And many of the most vocal and biggest opponents of the ongoing Zionist war of terror are Israeli citizens themselves...marching under the banner of their nation's flag...
Get off social media and do some reading ffs.
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Do you think some Palestinians feel terrorised by Israel?
FFS, stop with the simpleton one liner sealioning.
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The famous Fester boganisms!
It's a really simple question - don't even know what sealioning is.
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Some may feel terrorized by IDF operations. By the people of the state of Israel, no.
So China is a terrorist flag then?
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Yeah and when the IDF plants the Israel flag over the city they just demolished….
Flags mean different things to different people.
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That's fair. There's a lot of support by Israelis for current IDF operations, at least on SM, or it's just the supporters are more vocal than the dissenters. Tensions are high, Palestinians are angry and upset at the tens of thousands of IDF murders, they may not be thinking clearly enough to make the distinction between IDF and IDF-supporters, and other Israelis represented by the flag, and there are criminals and other trouble makers in the community looking to exploit these heightened emotions and feelings. Hence my comment that it's not the right time to be displaying the Israel flag publicly.
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Palestinians are upset at Hamas in Gaza for the death and destruction Hamas has wreaked upon the place.
Unfortunately, when they protest against Hamas they are either tortured, maimed or murdered. So that generally keeps the level of dissent down.
It's a shame supporters of Palestinians don't hold Hamas accountable for this. One of Hamas' biggest allies is Assad - who is guilty of a large scale genocide of Palestinians over 5 years.
It's the right time to display both the flags of Palestine & Israel. The people of both states need and deserve a peaceful coexistence alongside each other.
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Sure, but in the current climate these displays serve to antagonise and trigger as much as they do bring peace and resolution. Hence pro-Palestine demonstrations being banned this week and next. That said, I'm not saying people shouldn't fly the Israeli flag at the 7 October vigils and demonstrations. There's a time and a place, and that's the right time and place IMO.
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Are Pro Palestine demonstrations banned? I thought only pro Hezbollah & Hamas demonstrations were banned.
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Yep. And to be fair, October 6 and October 7 isn't the time for a pro-Palestine demonstration.
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I was watching the news last night and during the piece on Lebanon they mentioned a family that had 7 members killed by an Israeli airstrike.*
Assuming that is correct, how do you think the remaining family members would view the Israeli flag? My guess, quite reasonably, would be that their view of said flag could differ quite markedly from yours.
*Or we could go with this example if you wish.
Israeli strikes ‘killed five members of my family’ including cousin 10 days from her wedding
Sana Chamseddin told the PA news agency that her uncle, his wife and his three daughters died on Monday.
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Precisely.
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There's good reason why Hezbollah is a proscribed terrorist organisation. Outside of their bombings on US targets, they're heavily involved in criminal activities not just in Lebanon but across the world, which goes to their funding over and above what they get from Iran, including the drug trade and money laundering.
The links aren't hard to find.
The links aren't hard to find.
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Yeah, theres also plenty of Israeli crime. For example, when they forged Australian passports to use for terrorism.
And using communication devices for mass explosions in civilian areas.
But our government gives them a free pass for it.
There’s terrorists on both sides.
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Iran didn't close airspace when firing ballistic missile barrage at Israel:
It is worth nothing that they shot a Ukranian passenger jet down in early 2020 thinking it was a cruise missile (even though it had only recently departed Tehran airport).
This is a war crime in itself.
It is worth nothing that they shot a Ukranian passenger jet down in early 2020 thinking it was a cruise missile (even though it had only recently departed Tehran airport).
This is a war crime in itself.
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The pager explosions should have them listed, but we know they wont do anything about it.
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In case some of your weren't aware, this evening around sunset (wherever you may be in the world), is the commencement of the 10 days of Repentance/Jewish High Holy Days/High Holidays.
1. Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah - commencing tonight)
2. Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur commencing 10 days later on the Friday night, which includes a 24 hours fast from food and liquids)
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1. Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah - commencing tonight)
2. Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur commencing 10 days later on the Friday night, which includes a 24 hours fast from food and liquids)
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And a reminder that more than 60 countries, and organisations, including most western nations, the EU, the Arab League, and the Gulf Cooperation Council, have also designated Hezballah—either in part or in its entirety—as a jihadist anti-semetic militant terrorist group.
And a note that NSW police have now laid charges against a woman woman over the display of the Hezbollah flag at the Sydney rally. The 19 year old was arrested and charged with 'cause public display of prohibited terrorist organisation symbol' (an offence under Commonwealth Counter-Terrorism Legislation - Prohibited Hate Symbols and Other Measures) - NSW police said.
Woman, 19, charged after allegedly displaying Hezbollah flag at Sydney rally
NSW police earlier said they hoped woman could ‘assist with inquiries into the display of prohibited symbols at public order incident’
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Nice emotional pivot. But the point made about Hezbollah v Israeli flags in THIS thread to which you responded was made in relation to Sydney protests.
Can you not understand how the waving of the Hezbollah terrorist political flag in the streets of Sydney (in contrast to the national flags of Lebanon and Israel) is not about recognising the tragedy of what is happening in the Middle East and of resolving conflict, but can do nothing but inflame the political tensions of the large contingent of Israeli Jewish and Christian/Muslim Lebanese connected Australian citizens who live in Sydney and Melbourne?
That it imports the horrors and prejudices of that terror here rather than encourages intelligent dialogue about what our government can and should do to take a stronger diplomatic role in resolution rather than taking sides to appease allies?
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