r/InternationalNews May 12 '24

Palestine/Israel Israel Carpet Bombs Jabalia Refugee Camp

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u/hetseErOgsaaDyr May 12 '24

"pression carpet bombing" as the genocide supporters might call it.

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u/BeenleighCopse May 12 '24

Is this an international war crime??

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u/Independentizo May 12 '24

It doesn’t matter anymore. Really it doesn’t. Palestine granted freedom to the world. Freedom to finally see what our world truly is. The playground of the powerful. Those in Gaza I feel are actually lucky, it’s what happens now to the rest of us that worries me. We can’t go back as a species anymore. We can’t go back to humanity when we have excused the most brutal genocidal regime and allowed them to do what they want. This is the end now. If and when power shifts, the brutality will be tenfold. There are no rules anymore. No laws. No respect. Gaza showed us the monster, and the world either turned their face or accepted the monster with open arms.

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u/Azihayya May 13 '24

The most brutal genocidal regime? No rules, no laws? Israel is maintaining one of the lowest civilian to militant casualty ratings in an urban setting, in the most challenging urban environment ever. Don't spend the next twenty years of your life in mania living a lie.

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u/Independentizo May 13 '24

Oh piss off. Genocide apologist.