You don’t seem to understand that you are contradicting yourself. You are thanking Israel who has had a long history of genocide against the Palestinians, and is currently killing numerous Palestinian civilians, and yet you want everyone else to encourage peacefulness…
Now children have water when they didn’t
Giving them a basic human right back after taking it away isn’t something to be commended or thanked. It’s something they should never have taken away in the first place and they should be punished for committing war crimes. The Hamas likewise should be punished for their war crimes.
Don’t know why you’re talking about this in the past tense, like it’s over. I don’t even know if they’ve actually turned the water on, based on many comments here (not to mention that much of the infrastructure is rubble).
Shouldn’t thank the abusers when an authority forces them to stop abusing.
You should encourage peacefulness though. It is a first step at least.
At the end of the day are we using our soft power to make it happen?
Yeah, but they could have stuck to it if they really wanted to and now children have water when they didn’t.
I didn’t murder anyone today. Why is nobody thanking me?
Thank you for not being a horrible person, you needing that reinforcement is weird however
You don’t seem to understand that you are contradicting yourself. You are thanking Israel who has had a long history of genocide against the Palestinians, and is currently killing numerous Palestinian civilians, and yet you want everyone else to encourage peacefulness…
Giving them a basic human right back after taking it away isn’t something to be commended or thanked. It’s something they should never have taken away in the first place and they should be punished for committing war crimes. The Hamas likewise should be punished for their war crimes.
Okay so you go about life your way, I’ll go about mine and never shall the twain meet again
The good old “I don’t want to admit I’m a douche so let’s just stop talking so I can save face”
Don’t know why you’re talking about this in the past tense, like it’s over. I don’t even know if they’ve actually turned the water on, based on many comments here (not to mention that much of the infrastructure is rubble).