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    the death toll of the operation is up to 274 palestinians and 3 hostages now.

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    I’m struggling with everything on this article. On the one hand anytime a hostage has been freed, that’s good news. On the other, at what cost. 40 000 dead. That’s the easy stat. Amputations are also incredibly high. Most of them kids and performed without anesthetic. This is the first time the IDF has rescued hostages. So I’m sitting here with my initial feeling of ‘oh, that’s good news’ ,and then I think about the wider picture and context, and it doesn’t seem so good anymore.

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      And half a dozen months ago they could have had a ceasefire to have them released, along with the ones that STILL aren’t released.

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        Nah, that was the one that Egypt fucked up. There had not been an actual agreed upon hostage transfer since the first one. Hamas also won’t give actual information on the hostages. This whole thing is just war crimes the whole way down.

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        “we don’t negotiate with terrorists” and that stance is “non-negotiable.” If only these terrorists would just stop and do what we want.

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          So you think we should negotiate with terrorists? Give them something to make them stop what they’re doing today, and they definitely won’t commit more terrorism later in the hope of getting more things later.

          Maybe just stick to eating ass, Adam.

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            Spain did successfully negotiate with ETA, and there is no more ETA today. Colombia’s government negotiated with the FARC, and the immense majority of the FARC have gotten peacefully integrated in their country’s parliamentary system.

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              If I looked into those organizations, I would bet they were probably at the point of talking reasonable concessions, and probably resembled a proper government, albeit radical or militant.

              Hamas is not at that point.

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                Hamas is not at that point.

                So, how many bombs still need to be dropped on Palestine to get them there?

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                  That would require Hamas to care about Palestinians. Their leadership is a bunch of wealthy shitheads living it up in the UAE. They hold a dictatorship over Palestine and refuse to have elections.

                  To actually get Hamas there, you probably need to target the rich people giving orders.

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            Maybe you’re right, the world tries to negotiate with israel all the time to no avail.

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      Three months ago the IDF also rescued 3 hostages by killing many civilians. They bomb entire neighbourhoods to rubble as a distraction mechanism for their teams to go in.

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        They bomb entire neighbourhoods to rubble as a distraction mechanism for their teams to go in.

        Those human shields had it coming. /S or I guess they’re human bait now?

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      Imagine how much resources hamas spent on keeping these hostages and how many lives could be saved if they just released them all before the ground operation was started.

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        Netanyahu said since November that even if all hostages were released he was going to invade anyway and not stop the war.

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          Even more reason to release them all then, and I’m appalled by how hamas was that stupid to not realize that.

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            Ahh yes, give away all your leverage when your enemy already stated he will murder you all.

            You should become a negotiator.

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              They don’t have any leverage, because the people calling the shots in Israel (and to be clear, that is the likes of Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, who want effectively no Arabs river to sea, and hence Netanyahu, who I think would do just about any atrocity no matter how abhorrent just to stay in power and out of jail) value the pretext to invade far more than they value the lives of the hostages.

              So the hostages do not actually give Hamas any leverage over Israel - hence why Israel is not willing to agree to anything. Hamas should not have taken civilians hostage or targeted civilians in the first place, and they should release them. That is still an ongoing war crime, even if it is overshadowed by bigger ones being perpetrated by the Israeli side.

              Hamas never had a chance of winning on military might.

              The best chance for a good outcome for the Palestinian people is through raising awareness of the plight of the Palestinians, resulting in international pressure. The pressure against Israel arising now is because of the severity of Israel’s war crimes, while Hamas’ war crimes are one of the key talking points used to justify not taking action. Hamas could help Palestine win the information space war by taking the high road; winning a military war is futile for them.

              While it is not fair to punish Palestinian civilians for the war crimes of Hamas just because the interests of Palestinian civilians are aligned to Hamas’ goals, there are many people who don’t see it that way. Palestinian statehood (or a non-apartheid one-state solution) would now get far more international support if the Palestinian militants shifted to peaceful resistance.

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              What leverage? You’re saying hostages are needed to save hamas members? Well that seems to be working pretty well huh? Remind me again why they were taken in the first place?

              You should become a negotiator.

              What negotiations? It was a perfect opportunity to show that your cause is a good one, and not to Israel. Instead they kept the hostages… For what purpose? To have “leverage”? Well let’s see how that will help them with anything. Maybe there will be more news about released hostages that you could again associate with Israel trying to release its civilians, not with hamas doing right things.

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        Just think about how many lives could have been saved if Israel worked towards a two state solution

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          Just think about how many lives could have been saved if Israel worked towards a two state solution cared about human lives

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          Yeah. October 7 surely didn’t make them start working on that, did it?

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            Exactly!! Israel was just peacefully bulldozing the homes of those dirty Palestinians and pushing them out of their land and making sure that they weren’t too greedy and stopping them from eating too much food during these days of obesity 😇. Then Hamas had the disgusting choice of using violence against blessed israel? Talk about biting the hand that feeds you am I right?

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              I repeat: that violence did not serve the purpose and it was never meant to. It’s useless to justify their actions based on their sufferings alone. It’s obvious hamas never seeked anything except violence.

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                So true bestie, isn’t it crazy how Hamas went from a tiny minority with almost all Palestinians believing and pushing for a peaceful resolution, to now where every palestinian loves Hamas and wants to nuke every western country? It really shows you how they’re an inherently evil and violent people. They hate Israel because of how tolerant and peaceful they are. and Israel has been really so very willing to make peace! It’s crazy how historians lie about it and make up all sorts of fairy tales about how Likud is an extreme far right fascist party hell-bent on genocide. Seen lots of fake tweets from Israeli politicians, too!

                It’s a good thing that there are smart sensible people like you and me out there fighting for the good guys! Doing the right thing! Keep bombing them - those kids would grow up to be terrorists anyways!

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      Are semitic people white? If so, so are the Arabs.

      Hamas kidnap kills then kidnap a bunch of israeli people hide them among civilians and within even their refugee camps IDF frees some of them Lots of civilian casualties Pro-Pal peeps, oh no, look what the IDF did

      I’m glad the hostages were saved, and can’t wait for hamas to lose.

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        Israel is committing war crimes, so of course it is white, duh!

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        This echo chamber doesn’t want to hear about the fact that Hamas is a murderous terror group that intentionally endangers Palestinian civilians to further its religious and political cause.

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          Because it is victim blaming bullshit to justify the genocide against Palestinians. Whatever Hamas is doesn’t justify the atrocities committed by Israel especially since Oct. 7 but also the Decades before. Did you know more than 500 Palestinians were murdered in the Westbank since Oct. 7? There is no Hamas there, but now that the Israeli fascists can get away with it, they enjoy their impunity as they murder, rape and pillage.

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            You are right but that does work both ways.

            Whatever fucked things Hamas has done, is not a blank cheque for Israel to murder innocent people.

            While at the same time

            Whatever fucked things Israel has done, is not a blank cheque for Hamas to murder innocent people.

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              No one’s justifying Hamas here what the fuck are you smoking??

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            There was a ceasefire on Oct. 6. Then Hamas and other Palestinian fighters started the present conflict in Gaza on Oct.7. I won’t recount how because Lemmy doesn’t like to hear when what they perceive to be a victim group commits unthinkable atrocities. But then they took these hostages back into Gaza, and hid them in tunnels under civilian infrastructure. This is fact. Hamas started the present war, but everyone only blames Israel. I believe this qualifies as what you call victim blaming bullshit.

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              The war started in 1947, and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people, any hand waving about some other starting point, is intentional revisionism by the Zionists to cover the scope and scale of their crimes. Which has now grown to a scale rivaling any genocidal you wish to name.

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                Regional tension has been going on for far longer than that, but Hamas is the elected government currently in Gaza. They began the current fighting. End of story.

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      Hamas is already willing to agree to the US peace plan, so the only thing preventing the rest of the hostages making it to their homes is political will, and with much less risk.

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      It’s only 200 people. How many people am I worth? 200 kidnappers? 199kidnapers and I kid? 198 kidnappers, 2 kids, 3 moms, 5 elders and cousin Vinny? Couldn’t they just get the victims out and catch the kidnappers instead?

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        Yup, see the person below you saying almost exactly that in more clinical - but clearly sincere - terms.

        Edit: When I say they are “sincere” that is not to say there is any merit to what they are saying. I’m pointing out that they actually believe this garbage is justification for the mass slaughter of children.

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      Obviously it’s good to minimize collateral damage and casualties wherever possible. But I see no issue with this result.

      If a country values the lives of their citizens they will rescue them and spill any blood needed. Conversely, a nation that values its cut will try to minimize the harm that could come to them and keep hostages far from where they are.

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        So true bestie, once my cousin got shot by a cop because he lived next door to someone who stole a TV from Best Buy. His wife was crying about police brutality but like why would you choose to live next door to a criminal or at least not report it? He deserved every one of those 17 bullets!!

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          I agree, Hamas is a criminal terrorist organization that does not value the lives of Palestinians. I mean a criminal terrorist organization hiding hostages amongst civilians in a heavily populated area they are worse than the example you gave because they intentionally put those civilians at risk of harm.

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        If a terrorist holds hostages in amongst hundreds of INNOCENT PEOPLE it’s fine to massacre them all. When you could have just got all your hostages released by accepting peace. Cool moral compass you have there

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          If it was my family or countrymen being held then absolutely the military should do what is necessary to secure their release.

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          because they value their citizens

          Hiding hostages in a highly populated residential area, without any means of self defense or even evacuation safe zones, is not called valuing the citizens. It’s called using them as leverage, something terrorists love doing to civilians.

          What did the spilling of blood on oct.7 did to Palestinians? Make them live in hell for over 8 months? Make thousands die? And for what, for massacring Israelis? What do you think Hamas has done in oct.7 that would make you think they “value their citizens” - coz to me it only looks like they just wanna kill jews.

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            What makes you think they don’t think that? In the end palastine was occupied by Israelis. It said a good government spills blood for its citizen, how can you be so god damn stubborn to not see that this point holds just as valid for palastine and Hamas. Of course you can cherry pick one thing that is not protecting citizen but I believe you can do the same thing with Israel. Like the US is constantly fucking up its own people, I’m sure you can cherry pick an event in Israel too. How much thought went into the citizens as they came up with the idea to plant Israel in the middle of a Jewish hate triangle where they are threatened and attacked on a so regular basis, they need stuff like the fucking Iron Dome in their cities?

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      Do you have any credible sources where Hamas made that promise? Because from what have read they never wanted to agree to releasing them

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    … And massacred a bunch of Palestinians but they’re not white so who cares amirite???

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      There is a majority of Mizrahi jews (ie: not white) in Israel as compared to “white” jews, mostly from European countries.
      So your comment is fucking stupid.

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        Not really. You’re responding to something I didn’t claim. But enjoy tilting at that strawman

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    Great news. Not sure if genocide of the Gaza population is necessary for that.

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      It is not.

      This article doesn’t mention if anyone was killed in the raid, Hamas or civilians.

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      Holocaust? Wasn’t ‘genocide’ drastic enough anymore?

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        I know right? I’ve always thought calling it genocide a flagrant exxageration. When I think of genocide, it comes to mind images of some evil dictator using poison gas in a population, chemical weapons, an atomic bomb, etc.

        To be a true genocide, it must be an indiscriminate elimination of the population of a nation or an ethnicity. It’s not the case of Isreal, which is targeting specifically the militants of Hamas. Just because there are civilian colateral damage in the process does not make it a genocide automatically, because the civilians are not what the IDF is after. They’re after Hamas militants. Gaza has a very high population density, and the Hamas militants don’t use any uniform to differentiate them from the civilians. They do it on purpose to make the IDF hesitant, and get them by surprise. They hide themselves in buildings that they know the IDF would be hesitant to attack, like hospitals, schools and mosques. They play dirty, and then cry genocide when the IDF respond to their missiles sent to Israel’s territory.

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          When I think of genocide, it comes to mind images of some evil dictator using poison gas in a population, chemical weapons, an atomic bomb, etc.

          That’s just lack of education on your part, though. Neither the Cambodian Genocide nor the Rwandan Genocide would be a genocide according to you, but in reality these were two of the worst genocides in the last 50 years.

          Come to think of it, neither would the Bosnian Genocide according to you, because it mainly targeted males for execution.

          then cry genocide

          The people who are “crying genocide” are those of us in the international community who know what a geenocide is, including experts in international law.

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            If Israel really wanted the destruction of all Gazans, they’d not send their soldiers to a prolonged war. They’d rather send their own missiles and everything would be destroyed in seconds. They have that capability, but they didn’t use it. If it’s really a genocide as you suggest, it’s the dumbest one of all time, because they’re risking their soldiers when they can attack safely and decisively from a distance.

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              It’s possible that they are not flagrantly killing civilians in that manner but are just looking the other way more than they might normally do because they are Palestinians and care less about collateral damage due to race.

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    The Israeli military had US support in rescuing four captives from Gaza in a “complex daytime operation” in Nuseirat that killed over 200 Palestinians.

    The Palestinian government media office in Gaza said the death toll from Israel’s attack on central Gaza had reached at least 210, with 400 more wounded.

    The Palestinian health ministry confirmed that a large number of dead and wounded Palestinian had arrived at Al-Aqsa Martyrs hospital. It said that most of them were children and women.

    "I came from the camp to here in the hospital on foot. I can’t describe how we fled. I saw dead children and body parts strewn all over as we fled. No one was able to assist them. I saw an elderly man killed on a animal-drawn cart.

    “Nuseirat was being annihilated. It was hell.”

    210 people killed 4 rescued. Mission accomplished everyone. Don’t forget to thank Biden for his direct military involvement in this operation.

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      Many people are saying if it had been Trump he would have gotten the hostages out in 24 hours. It would have been a perfect operation. The best you’ve seen.

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      50 civilians killed indiscriminately per 1 hostage freed. And that’s not counting everyone that’s already been killed in this war.

      I think anyone with a shred of morality is heavily conflicted by this. Saving hostages? Great. Killing 50x as many people as those saved? Not great. Not great at all.

      It naturally leads itself to the question we’re all thinking – was it worth it?

      And I think many of us have the same answer, although we may not like it – no. It pains me to say it, but it would’ve been better to let them stay hostage for longer while developing a plan which wouldn’t kill civilians.

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        Unfortunately, the alternate option was not “let them stay hostage a while longer”. It was “let the hostages die”. And maybe that would have been the more ethical call. But let’s not delude ourselves that they could have been kept alive any other way.

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    i hope amongst the 200 killed,majority are hamas and not innocent people.

    if there are innocent people,i hope justice prevails. if they are hamas,good riddance.

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      It is good.

      I wonder how many other innocent people being murdered justifies saving other innocent people.

      Can you kill 100 to rescue 4. What about 1000 or 10000.

      The fact is they could have accepted any number of ceasefire deals to release these hostages, but they chose to keep murdering more people and further creating the next generation of Hamas signups.

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        The fact is they could have accepted any number of ceasefire deals to release these hostages, but they chose to keep murdering more

        And the fact that hamas could have released them all before the operation was even started.

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            I don’t think it matters how you call them. If you want to label a party bad by calling them terrorists - it’s your choice.

            I know that Israel is able to take care of their own people. Hamas is incapable of that and is willing to kill Palestinians in order to bring any damage to another party. It’s understandable that Israel started the ground operation (maybe not how it goes now, but still). It’s illogical to say that hamas did the right thing with the October 7 events, already because it was obviously useless for their cause.

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              You’re just being disingenuous now.

              How is anybody to take care of the Palestinian people when they essentially live in an apartheid state. They have been oppressed by the Israeli government you’re defending for decades now.

              Go have a look at maps over the decades of how much land has been stolen. Regular bombing etc.

              You could read some Finkelstein on the subject, you know the Jewish expert who has researched it most of his life.

              Edit: Notice how I said both sides were terrorists and you only want to focus on one side. That’s called bias my friend.

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                when they essentially live in an apartheid state.

                Didn’t prevent them from being able to take care of Palestinians instead of building missiles.

                Israeli government you’re defending for decades now.

                What

                Go have a look at maps over the decades of how much land has been stolen

                Yeah, and how exactly hamas changes that?

                Notice how I said both sides were terrorists and you only want to focus on one side.

                All I see is people focusing on calling Israel a monster.