'Israel' investigates whistleblowers who leaked footage of Palestinian detainee rape

Seriously. Even if everything went exactly how I want it to (it won’t ever) it would be difficult to punish an entire country without also committing atrocities though.

I agree. Here’s the thing that stresses me out with reading about historical context and mistakes other leaders have made about atrocities like this.

There isn’t always historical pretext. New things happen. And this could be just how it always is, for at least our lifetimes. The only option is fighting back somehow. But all the organizing I’ve done for the last 10 years have barely done shit.

I’m a Jew, and I’ve been speaking out against the occupation and genocide in Palestine since the beginning, and for decades before this current war.

Your bigoted generalizations only expose your insecurities. If you really believe this, then you haven’t met very many people who aren’t exactly like you. Or you’re simply incapable of empathy. Either way, this bullshit isn’t helpful.

Fuck off Nazi, you carry the same hate. People are people and genocide is genocide.

I’m curious. Do you believe that about all people of jewish descent? Or just about practising Jews? Or is it specifically Zionists?

Also what are your political leanings? Do you consider yourself a fascist? A capitalist? A communist?

Hay hay! Corporate whistleblowers often just die. Of reasons.

Sorry, you have any other sources than X?

You can say rape.

Gotcha, thanks for the context.

I thought Jordan had recognized Israel in 1994, when they signed the peace agreement.

Nice to know that they have retracted.

Huge chunk of world's countries are younger than Israel. Like most of African countries for example. I don't think the age itself means much

Well that's just fucking stupid. The world has accepted Israel as a country for almost 80 years. You can hate them, you can say they never should have existed in the first place, but they are an actual country that actually exists. Even if they get completely wiped out and destroyed, every history book will still start out with "Israel was a country...".

Pretending like they aren't a country by putting quotes around their name comes across as extremely childish. Like a little kid who's angry at their parents so they start calling them by their first name instead of "mom and dad". Doesn't matter how awful they are, doesn't matter how much the child stomps their feet or what they say, it doesn't even matter if they emancipate themselves later and legally change their name. Nothing will change the fact that they are the child's, actual, literal parents.

If the author is really trying to pettily claim Israel isn't a country by putting quotes around their name, then that's just shitty journalism relying on personal emotions instead of unbiasedly presenting facts. And yes, I am aware that's how most journalism is these days, but that doesn't make it better.