• @givesomefucks
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    2610 months ago

    Who cares what Israel says?

    It’s less than a week since they lied about massacring the starving civilians trying to get food.

    Their knee jerk reaction is to lie, and by the time the facts come out, they’re already lying about the next thing.

    That’s why there’s all this bullshit about how much they want a ceasefire, they’re trying to get people to not talk about the massacre.

    Fuck Netanyahu and all the far right supporters of his genocide.

    • @Municipal0379
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      -310 months ago

      People have been yelling about a ceasefire since 5 min after Oct 7th. Now you don’t want a ceasefire? wtf.

      • @givesomefucks
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        I want a ceasefire, Hamas wants a ceasefire, civilians on both sides want a ceasefire, civilians not involved want a ceasefire…

        The only ones that don’t is Netanyahu and his far right Zionists…

        They also love to start the clock on 10/7 and ignore Israel’s behavior for the last 70 years they’ve been around or that their country was formed by kicking people out of their ancestral home using violence.

        Netanyahu wants total surrender, that’s not a ceasefire.

    • @anticolonialist
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      -510 months ago

      Support of his genocide isnt confined to far right. It has its share of moderates too.

      • @givesomefucks
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        310 months ago

        I don’t care what country someone is from or what their political baseline is.

        No one that supports genocide is a moderate.

        It’s a pretty low bar, so I’m not interested in moving it.

    • @RapidcreekOP
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      -710 months ago

      The international Red Cross can visit Israeli prisoners to determine their well being. The same can not be said for hostages Hamas is holding.

        • @RapidcreekOP
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          -510 months ago

          Nonsense. The Israelis have worked with the Red Cross on hostage release in the past. They are an intermediary in the process, a role the Red Cross has taken since WWI. And, Hamas is the first to refuse their reviewing hostages and prisoners.

      • @Linkerbaan
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        1110 months ago

        Is that so? Why are Palestinian prisoners being raped by the IDF then?

        • @RapidcreekOP
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          Why won’t Hamas let the Red Cross see the Hostages?

          • @AstridWipenaugh
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            1310 months ago

            The side that’s a recognized country with their own standing military and also the backing of the largest military in the universe while holding hostages 200:1 gets to answer first.

          • @[email protected]
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            810 months ago

            Originally it was Israel preventing the red cross from entering the region.

            When did they change their stance?

            • @RapidcreekOP
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              -310 months ago

              The Red Cross participated in the last two hostage releases.

  • Silverseren
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    010 months ago

    I honestly don’t think they know, not for all of them at least. The bombing has likely disrupted their communications with various regions that their groups are residing in and any groups that stopped reporting in makes it unclear if they all died and whether the hostages died with them.

    Additionally, we already know that there were a number of other groups involved on October 7th that weren’t Hamas and they each kidnapped a handful of hostages. I don’t know if Hamas is able to get info from those other groups on the status of things.