r/InternationalNews • u/Particular_Log_3594 • May 12 '24

Palestine/Israel Israel Carpet Bombs Jabalia Refugee Camp

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u/InterestingCheck May 12 '24

Guys, everyone wondering why the world is just standing by letting this happen, look up J Epsteins connections with mossad/Isreal. Everyone used to know that he was getting dirt/blackmail on politicians and powerful people for Mossad/Isreal. Now everyone has forgotten and can't seem to understand why all these politicians are backing Isreal no matter what they do. Not that big of a mystery, Isreal owns them all.

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u/Acceptable-Wedding67 May 13 '24

I'm not someone who usually puts on a tinfoil hat, but this wouldn't even be the wildest take. Biden hates Netanyahu visibly and he's ruining Biden's political career. If I were the president of the world's most powerful country in the world, I'd pull a few strings and whoops Netanyahu is no more (like the Boeing whistleblowers). There has got to be something deeper and sinister that makes literally both Biden and Trump act like grovelling dogs in front of Israel, despite the majority of the world saying otherwise. God knows what type of deep and horrible things are buried underneath

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u/Educational-Show1329 May 13 '24

Dude you are literally ignoring 110 years of history. There are other countries in that region you know.

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u/Acceptable-Wedding67 May 13 '24

110 years ago was 1914. Start of World War 1. Let's see...are you talking about the troubled relations between the Ottoman Empire (run by the 3 Pashas) and the House of Saud and the Kingdom of Hashemite? And how Britain promised the sheikhs mountains of wealth, never saw through it, the those sheikhs discovered oil, allured US investors and cash-strapped them? Or did you mean the US' "world police" diplomacy policy that stemmed from the Domino effect following the USSR's influence in Asia (that also reached the Middle East)? Test me

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u/Educational-Show1329 May 13 '24

Exactly my point. Biden groveling??? more like strategic advantage due to multi front proxy conflicts. It’s easy for everyone to opine, imagine actually being responsible for national security and diplomacy.