The Israel that I meet every day is made up of people who want to forge a path towards peace and security for all

Since the beginning of the war, I’ve met Arab-Jewish civil society organisations that exemplify this spirit, providing assistance across diverse communities.

  • @blazera
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    07 months ago

    Less than a third. The ones that arent are arabs that were already living there and are trying to not get targeted by israels killing spree. Israels first settlers were zionists, its expansion was zionist, its formation as a country was zionist, its appeal to the US for military aid has perpetually been zionist, its continued assaults and illegal settlements in neighboring countries are zionist. Its government is zionist, its military is zionist, every facet of israel hinges on “jews are divinely allotted this land in particular”

    • @disguy_ovahea
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      47 months ago

      America was founded using genocide and slavery. Does that make all Americans genocidal slavers today?

      • @blazera
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        17 months ago

        things arent going well when you’re tryin to justify your side by comparing them to colonial Americans. Yes America had a pretty awful founding. But the motivation for that founding wasn’t for an ethnostate, and the motivation did not persist through all of American history to the present day. Puritanism itself doesnt even exist anymore. America is still pretty awful tho and shouldnt be imitated or tolerated to invade other countries and blow up civilians.

        • @disguy_ovahea
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          17 months ago

          I’m responding to a comment that likens the founding of Israel to the current Israeli people.

          It’s literally the same statement about another nation.

          • @blazera
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            17 months ago

            No, I addressed the entire timeline of Israel’s zionist motivation.