Looks like another case of FAFO. She is lucky to survive the harsh lesson, and changed her rhetoric 180°
burchalka
I wonder, are you aware of the existence of black Jews? Also a lot of the Israelis today are descendants of people exiled from Middle East countries after 1948.
Trying to paint this conflict as typical racial or colonialism issue is ignoring all the context of what has been going on in that region in last 120 years at least.
Is there a single Israeli exchanged, who was convicted in breaking Palestinian laws, which would lead to their detainment by Hamas, ruling body of Gaza strip?
Ehm, civil-non-violent, eh? One of the released women is Amani Hashim (sp?) 37 y.o. from the West Bank who used her car to ram an Israeli soldier on a check point, seriously injuring him, and then waved a knife on others, while shouting religious slogans... Got convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
I can imagine what would have happened, if that checkpoint wouldn't be there...
Adjusted for inflation Palestine had been given 71 billion USD in international aid over the years, so saying "Palestine has been starved of money" is not an understatement but a blatant lie.
If you'd say Palestinian people starved of money I'd probably agree: as their corrupt leaders stole most of those funds, and used the rest to fund and enable terror activities as well as children indoctrination in hatred
The first sentence seems to be cut or unfinished 😕 bad AI copy/paste? 😏
By the way
https://www.ynetnews.com/article/hywigfzha
Likud lawmaker Eliyahu Revivo protested that Irish Ambassador Sonya McGuinness did not come to the Knesset discussion on Hamas' crimes against women, even though she was invited "The Irish ambassador got lost. Someone will inform us when he finds her," he scolded - referring to the outrageous statement of Irish Prime Minister Leo Vardakar
But Leo Varadkar outdone himself there. "Lost and found"???
Strange that these articles don't mention that almost no hostages are released "as-is" - for each Israeli hostage, 3 convicted prisoners (women and under 19y.o. "children") had to be released by Israel.
Their crimes include shooting and stabbing attacks, car rammings, and at least one case of explosive-car-rigging...
The only exception are 12-16 Thai and Philippinian foreign nationals, which were actually released after being held hostage illegally for almost 50 days.
This just few weeks after UN puts Iran to chair Human Rights Council Social Forum
How long until western media will tell that gunmen were under stress of Israel war in Gaza strip?