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April's avatar

Well said, as always. It's wonderful to see fellow non-Jews coming out and saying these things.

Kenneth Kaminski's avatar

Very evil people

They must be punished and destroyed.

Mr. Ala's avatar

“Malignancy” is better than “tumor.”

Alan Devincentis's avatar

Hope he keeps the numbers up. Figure they multiply like rabbits.

MAG's avatar

Here we are again in the depths of collective sorrow and mourning; and once again this draconian depravity plays out over and over again. What will it take to understand what we are dealing with? The clash of civilizations is in full display. The Palestinians are Hamas. Hamas are the Palestinians. These psychopaths will continue to murder the Jews, the Christians, the apostates and anyone who opposes their medieval ideology

Paul Brett's avatar

It is in the advanced stages of malignancy. Only an intense session of Chemo-Radiation might cancel it and give the world some hope of remission.

Dustin Roberson's avatar

I have written and erased several things. I can't seem to put them up because it doesn't convey my message.

I appreciate your writing. I don't think I agree with everything, but it makes me think, and that is what is important.

I mourn for the Bibas family, and I mourn for the Palestinians. One for the innocence stolen and the other for passing the point of no return.

Ultimately, it makes me think of Abraham asking for Sodom's salvation for a decreasing number of righteous people.

Not so young anymore.'s avatar

Baby stranglers. Yes. That’s what happened to the Bibas babies. Kidnapped by non Hamas so called civilians. About a month later strangled by some barbarians bare hands. Then the corpses were pelted with rocks.

Thomas M Gregg's avatar

Well, I’m done mourning for the Palestinians. As a people, as a society, they have blood on their hands. That’s a hard truth—but it’s the truth.

April's avatar

Same. I never did mourn for them. They brought this on themselves.

Dustin Roberson's avatar

I get it. I've been sheltered and unaware.

Kip 🇺🇸🇮🇱🟦's avatar

Thank you for this.

Thomas M Gregg's avatar

Thank you for reading.

Kim's avatar

I’ve heard a lot of calls for “de-Nazification” of Gazans, the same way Germans were disabused of Nazism by the occupying Allies (especially the Americans and British, not so much the Soviets, I assume).

But there is one huge difference: the cultures from which the Nazi party and Hamas emerged.

Germany was, at its heart, a Christian nation. Yes its population was antisemitic, and had been for centuries. So was much of Europe. But the commandment “Thou shalt not kill” — from Jesus via the Torah — was still ingrained. It’s why SS soldiers often had to rely on alcohol to calm themselves after massacres. It’s why the Final Solution was decided in secret. Maybe lots of Germans didn’t particularly like the Jews living among them, but they didn’t want to exterminate them. (Exceptions, of course.)

But Hamas is the opposite. Hamas killers filmed their atrocities on October 7. They bragged about them. One called his parents to brag about the number of Jews he had killed, and that they would be proud of him.

There is no “Thou shalt not kill.” There is only “kill the Jews” and after that the infidels.

How in the world can anyone “de-Nazify” that?

Thomas M Gregg's avatar

It’s a complicated question. You’re correct up to a point regarding the Germans, though it’s not true that the Final Solution and other atrocities were kept secret. For example, every German soldier who served on the Eastern Front knew about, and many participated in, the war crimes perpetrated against the civilian population, Jews included.

Regarding the Palestinians, however, I agree with you.

Howard Rosen's avatar

Perfectly said!