r/InternationalNews • u/ObjectiveObserver420 South Africa • Mar 23 '24

International Hamas denounces Moscow terror attack

https://english.palinfo.com/news/2024/03/23/316342/
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u/SweetTea1000 Mar 24 '24

AI chat bots exist now. There's no limit on how many shills any country can put out. Social media cannot be trusted as a news source.

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u/TrueLiars207 Mar 24 '24

If they can’t take over this subreddit they will just have it banned. If Reddit doesn’t follow orders then Reddit will go the way of TikTok, banned.

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u/TellOwn5492 Mar 23 '24

not all of them are shills, some of them are just stupid. or evil.

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u/cobalt358 Mar 24 '24

Yep, Israel is panicking, it's so obvious.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

Israel has no reason to panic. They’ve got a formidable military and strong leaders who are steadfast on destroying Hamas. The people of Israel know it won’t be easy and it won’t be quick. IDF will probably be engaging in some level of military action for years even if it’s going after a half dozen or dozen terrorists or terrorists enablers at a time.

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u/perfectpomelo3 Mar 24 '24

The IDF are the terrorists. Israel should be worried because the worlds is waking up and seeing through their bullshit. The only generation who supports them fully isn’t going to be around that much longer.

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u/cobalt358 Mar 25 '24

You're thinking militarily, typical fascist. Israel's war for hearts and minds has been lost.

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u/Enposadism Mar 23 '24 edited Mar 24 '24

Oh no, how shocking, the US and its vassals look down upon the periphery as usual, how will these nations recover???

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '24

Yep, just don't forget to put on your tinfoil hat so Jewish space lasers can't mind control you.

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u/Abdullah_super Mar 23 '24

Israelis???

You mean those settlers who think god promised them a land 4000 years ago and just remembered to claim it when US and UK wanted so?

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '24

You do know that they purchased the lands intended to become Isreal from the Egyptian and British owners after the fall of the ottomans?

It's not that they "just remembered" but were moreover shown an opportunity to reclaim their homelands after almost being exterminated from the earth as a peoples.

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u/Various_Ad_1759 Mar 23 '24

Lol...they bought at most 6% and stole the rest.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '24

'It has been estimated that by about June 1947, the Jewish minority in Palestine had taken over 1,850,000 dunams** out of a total of 13 million dunams, mainly as a result of transactions between the above-mentioned Jewish institutions and the big Arab landowners of Palestine."

So closer to 13% to 15% which they wanted to make a separate and individual state.

The remainder of the land in Jewish hands came either from the Mandatory Power (cessions) or from religious charitable organizations. The land ceded by the Mandatory Power was considered to be publicly owned; in some cases it could be made available to a specific community.

Which were only possible due to wars of aggression against then from the surrounding nations.

https://www.un.org/unispal/document/auto-insert-208638/#:~:text=It%20has%20been%20estimated%20that,big%20Arab%20landowners%20of%20Palestine.

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u/ThrownAwayAndReborn Mar 23 '24

So it's as easy for you to lie as it is to breathe? The world has caught on to you Zionists. Even if you kill every Palestinian we will never forget and continue to treat you like the Nazis that you are.

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u/TopolMICBM Mar 23 '24

Ah 13%, so they just stole 87% then?

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '24

Did you not read the rest of the post? 13% is how much land was bought, the remaining 87% was from public land that was owned by the government and didn't belong to individual palestinians.

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u/TopolMICBM Mar 23 '24

Ah my bad, they got the other 87% from a European colonizer. So much better.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

Ah my bad, they got the other 87% from a European colonizer.

That land never belonged to the locals. Before the British, that land belonged to the Ottoman government.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '24

I didn't buy shit and they did purchase the land from the Egyptian and British owners, the Palestinians could only rent the lands they lived on due to ottoman oppression.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24 edited Mar 24 '24

"in Palestine had two main features: first, there were no laws or regulations on the management and cultivation of land in Palestine that were not completely out of date and, secondly, the big landowners owned nearly all the land. Most of the big landowners belonged to the privileged upper class (the “nobles”) who generally lived away from their land; that is to say, they were absentee landlords whose agricultural land was cultivated by the fellahin for a pittance. This system of tenant farming, known as fief under the Turkish occupation, became less frequent towards 1858, when the authorities of the Ottoman Empire decided to establish a land registry, the Defterkhané, 1/ the main effect of which was to improve the management of land in Palestine so as to make it more profitable"

Ottoman oppression-

A study of Palestine under Turkish rule reveals that already at the beginning of the 18th century, long before Jewish land purchases and large-scale Jewish immigration started, the position of the Palestinian fellah (peasant) had begun to deteriorate. The heavy burden of taxation, coming on top of chronic indebtedness to money-lenders, drove a growing number of farmers to place themselves under the protection of men of wealth or of the Moslem religious endowment fund (Waqf), with the result that they were eventually compelled to give up their title to the land, if not their actual residence upon and cultivation of it.

More evidence of the previous oppression-

Until the passage of the Turkish Land Registry Law in 1858, there were no official deeds to attest to a man’s legal title to a parcel of land; tradition alone had to suffice to establish such title—and usually it did. And yet, the position of Palestine’s farmers was a precarious one, for there were constant blood-feuds between families - whilst land owners were frequently residing in such distant Arab capitals as Beirut and Damascus, Cairo and Kuwait. Here, in other words, was a social and economic order that had all the earmarks of a medieval feudal society.

Yes technically there were no Egyptian official government agencies that they purchased land from, Instead it was individual people who never stepped foot in Gaza or west bank for generations.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_territories

https://lessons.myjli.com/survival/index.php/2017/03/26/land-ownership-in-palestine-1880-1948/

https://www.un.org/unispal/document/auto-insert-208638/