Am I allowed to share this story?

[binchicken@rants.au]

@rae To be fair, Crisafulli is full of shit, and rarely hesitates from accepting money or other gifts from lobbyists hoping to guide his policy-making. He deserves comparison with Joh Bjelke-Petersen, and likewise deserves of this sort of protest-trolling. I'm hoping they follow-up with something like "From the river to the see what I did there Crisafulli?"

[ayl_@mastodon.social]

@rae à l'origine c'était un slogan sioniste. C'est peut-être ça qui les met autant en rage.+

[antoinechambertloir@mathstodon.xyz]

@rae Would it be legal to say either of
“from the sea to the river”,
“in the space delimited by the river and the sea”,
“from the Jordan river to the Meditarranean Sea” ?

[miclgael@hachyderm.io]

@BinChicken @rae ok that one is clever. Is that yours? Lol

[charlesmagne1@mastodon.social]

@rae

Fascism is easy to spread but very difficult to stop. The most miserable people joint the movement and spread pain to most of us. We should stay forever alert and denounce these episodes when we see them. Thank you.

[raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie]

@antoinechambertloir @rae
The original phrase was invented by people that wanted to erase Israel and kill all the Jewish people in the Middle East who didn't leave (like to Brooklyn).
Before the British in 1917 the Bedouin, Muslims, Christians, Druse, Samaritans and Jews had all lived there, which was in the Syrian administrative area of the Ottoman Empire. Hence Syria claims Lebanon, Gaza, West Bank, Jordan and Israel as part of Syria. Palestine was invented by the Romans.

[binchicken@rants.au]

@miclgael Thankyou, and yes.

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae the original phrase was a call for a one state solution . The only side who is in the process of exterminating the other is Israel

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae In 1884 the first Yemenites settled in Silwan and for 45 years lived peacefully and on very good terms with their Arab neighbors. It seemed that the people of Silwan, which was known to be a poor village, found common ground with the poor Jewish Yemenites that lived among them.

Arab did not want to exterminate alñ jews, zionazi

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae doesn't matter who invented the word palestine. There was people living in the land and zionists that was majoritaly recent imigrants forced a state and ethenically cleansed 850k paledtinians including 50k christian palestinians

[raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie]

@hiphopheaven @antoinechambertloir @rae
Currently.
Netanyahu is a criminal.

The Sykes-Picot agreement and then the Nazis changed the pre-WWI status quo.
Hamas & Hezbollah are 100% dedicated, and always have been, to the destruction of Israel & Jewish people.
In 1948 all the neighbouring Arab countries rejected UN proposals and called for the destruction of Israel and killing of Jews. PLO used to publicly have the same view as Hamas.

Yes, Jews & Israel have also done terrible things,

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae

every israeli prime minister is a war criminal.

You can talk all you want about Hamas and hizbollah wanting to destroy israel but fact on the ground is that israel is the one who is currently in process of exterminating Palestine

Just look at the west bank. The pa recognize Israel yet Isrsel never stopped stealing more Palestinian land

If you want hizboolah and hamas to be destroyed there is no other option but israel ending occupation

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae jews only had 9% of the land and it was not concentrated in the same area. That means israel couldn't be created without ethrnic cleansing. Even herzl advocated for displacing arabs. A one state solution with equal rights would have saved both jewish and arab lives.

after the formation of a large army in the wake of the establishment of the state, we will abolish partition and expand to the whole of Palestine - ben gurrion

[vinteuil_ltp@piaille.fr]

@hiphopheaven @raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae Sure, but no one wanted equal rights back then. Moreover, one only needs to look at the other countries in the region during the 20th century. After independence, equal rights were not particularly established, and Jews continued to face structural discriminatio

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@vinteuil_ltp

even in our current democracies discrimination exists. It is not a good excuse for Zionists who majority of them was European recent immigrants to force a state on people by mass displacing the local population. it is antisemitic two thing the two semetic group can't live together

> after the formation of a large army in the wake of the establishment of the state, we will abolish partition and expand to the whole of Palestine - Ben Gurion

[vinteuil_ltp@piaille.fr]

@hiphopheaven "Recent immigrants" who fled Hitler in the 1930s. That’s who made up the majority of Jews in the territory by 1947. Would you have preferred they died in the gas chambers?

[vinteuil_ltp@piaille.fr]

@hiphopheaven
You’re also mistaken. ‘Semitic’ refers to languages, not peoples. It was 19th-century racists who invented the idea of ‘Semitic peoples.’ In the 1930s, Arab ambassadors even asked the Nazis if they were targeted by ‘antisemitism’, and the Nazis explicitly said no. (Source: "Nazi Propaganda for the Arab World", Jeffrey Herf, 2009.) So stop twisting the term: antisemitism has always meant structural discrimination against Jews—and only Jews. Arabophobia and Islamophobia exist separately; there’s no reason to co-opt the term except to delegitimize Jews. And that…

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@vinteuil_ltp @raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae this is such bullshit

In 1884 the first Yemenites settled in Silwan and for 45 years lived peacefully and on very good terms with their Arab neighbors. It seemed that the people of Silwan, which was known to be a poor village, found common ground with the poor Jewish Yemenites that lived among them.

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@vinteuil_ltp @raymaccarthy @antoinechambertloir @rae

Despite the attempt to depict the 1929 Arab Riot as a violent incident against the Jews in Silwan, it is clear that it was not the case. From a letter of gratitude that the Yemenite Jews sent to their Arab neighbors, we can learn about the devotion and benevolence that the Arabs have shown towards the Yemenites by undauntedly protecting them, and also about the amity and good neighborly relations that prevailed between the two communities.

[hiphopheaven@mastodon.social]

@vinteuil_ltp

Would you have preferred they died in the gas chambers?

No I preferred that they lived in peace with Palestinians instead of ethnically cleansing Palestinians to create a state. Palestinians has nothing to do with Hitler and in fact fought along the allies against the axis. It is so disgusting that you want to make me look like I support genociding jews when israel is the one right now genociding palestinians and talking about greater Israel