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nited Nations General Assembly sessions, held each September since 51 nations convened in a Methodist church hall in London in 1946, come and go and mostly go without event. The General Assembly is set to begin its 80th session come Sept. 9, and it is difficult to imagine this one will go off uneventfully. To put the point simply, Israel has murdered, starved and terrorized too many Palestinians for this year’s gathering at the Secretariat in Manhattan to conclude without some conclusions. It remains only what these conclusions will be.

Several weeks ago a group of 15 nations — among them prominent members of the Atlantic alliance — stated their intention to announce their formal declaration of Palestinian statehood at this year’s session. This sets up various of Israel’s most important supporters for what is likely to prove a messy confrontation with “the Jewish state” and, naturally, the United States as Israel’s unfailing backer.

This is not guesswork. It is already evident these new recognitions will dominate the Assembly session..Since the 15 nations declared their intent to recognize Palestine as a legitimate state, the Israelis have announced plans to mount a major new operation in Gaza City. On Aug. 25, the Zionist military staged one of those disgusting “double tap” attacks — strike, then strike again as rescue workers and journalists arrive — on a hospital in southern Gaza, killing 20 people and raising the death toll among journalists to 247. Less than a week later, Israel began the large-scale attack on Gaza City it had previously announced — an act of sheer defiance and impunity.

Never to be outdone when an opportunity for outrage arises, the State Department announced Friday it will deny visas to all Palestinian officials who had planned to attend the General Assembly travel to the Secretariat — this “for undermining the prospects for peace.” I used the term “disgusting” in the above paragraph. This also qualifies, given the United States committed to allowing diplomats free access to diplomatic proceedings when it was agreed to locate the Secretariat on American soil. There is now talk of holding this year’s General Assembly in Geneva so that Palestinian representatives could attend. This will not happen, but the thought is a measure of the international mood.

I see only two likely outcomes as this storm gathers. In one, the better of the two, France, Britain and other pillars of the Western alliance will back their honorable diplomatic shifts with substantive action against the Zionists’ terror campaigns and rampant breaches of international law. That would change the diplomatic landscape significantly. In the other, these nations will do nothing, decisively discrediting their position on the Israel–Palestine question while putting the U.N.’s impotence on pitiful display. There will be no coming back from this latter eventuality.

The question of power arises.

If you do not know the flaw in the U.N. Charter that effectively disempowers the General Assembly, you should: Executive authority lies in the Security Council, whose permanent members hold veto power. Only the Council can pass legally binding resolutions and determine measures to enforce them. Apart from quotidian matters to do with housekeeping — the U.N.’s budget and so on — the Assembly is limited to voting on nonbinding resolutions.

OK, the Security Council is where the U.N. gets things done, or doesn’t, as is too often the case. You could argue that the General Assembly serves as a sort of suggestion box for what are now the U.N.’s 193 members, but this is to say nothing of note ever occurs in the Assembly, and that is simply not the case. I expect things of note this year. I cannot yet surmise whether these will prove things-of-note-honorable or things-of-note-disgraceful.

A little history, maybe, to help U.N. skeptics.

Fidel Castro, a year and nine months in power, addressed the General Assembly in September 1960. The U.N. asks members to limit their time at the podium to 15 minutes; the fiery Fidel spoke for four hours, a nonstop rip into the history of U.S. imperialism and its abuses of Cuba since the 1959 revolution. The U.N. calls Castro’s speech “epic” and a “pivotal moment.” These are fair descriptions, in my view: It was an early announcement that Latin America intended thenceforth to speak up and stand up to los norteamericanos, just as it then learned to do.

Fourteen years later, Yasser Arafat delivered that famous speech to the General Assembly while wearing a pearl-handled revolver at his hip. The Assembly then passed two resolutions, 3236 and 3237, the former putting “the Question of Palestine” formally on the U.N.’s docket and the latter granting the Palestine Liberation Organization diplomatic recognition by way of observer status. A year after that came General Assembly Resolution 3379, which “determines that Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination.” It took the Israelis and Americans until 1991 to coerce a vote to repeal 3379. (I wonder how another vote now would turn out.)

Closer to our time, it was but a dozen Septembers ago that Hassan Rouhani, who had assumed Iran’s presidency just a few months previously, addressed the General Assembly and stunned us all when he extended his hand Westward to propose negotiations with the Americans and Europeans to limit the Islamic Republic’s nuclear programs. Pivotal, I would say. The agreement reached two years later endured until the beyond-belief Dummkopf who now serves his second term as president withdrew the United States from it.

And so to General Assembly No. 80, which is to run three weeks and conclude Sept. 29.

There is no question of this year’s session voting to send Blue Helmets into Gaza and the West Bank to protect Palestinians from the Zionist state’s daily terrors, or that it will impose an appropriately unbearable regime of sanctions against said entity, or that U.N. peacekeepers will surround and embargo all those illegal West Bank settlements. One wishes it would but it cannot, as just noted.

ORDER IT NOW

No, I argue that the diplomacy that has taken place in the runup to this year’s General Assembly is significant and that diplomacy — all the discredit the Western powers have brought upon it in recent years notwithstanding — still comes with consequences, at least sometimes, and we will see consequences of one or another kind next month.

Before going any further we interrupt this program with an important question, trivia-like but not trivial. Will Bibi Netanyahu attend this year’s General Assembly? He customarily does, rarely missing a chance to denounce the Assembly and the whole wide world represented there as a horror show of anti–Semites — his murderers-as-victims act. But this repulsive man is wanted under international law for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity.

However this turns out, it will be notable either way. If Netanyahu walks the halls of the Secretariat next month we will have to accept the near-total impotence of the courts that adjudicate international law; the Western powers will have completed their disemboweling of another of the institutions that mark out our international public space. If Bibi stays away, well, we will be pleased to say international law counts for something after all, and we can look to bigger things from there.

As widely reported in recent weeks, Israel’s starvation operation in Gaza, which began March 2, has proved a barbarity too far, and it has been in consequence that numerous Western nations — “even Israel’s longtime allies,” as Western media like to exclaim — have pledged to recognize Palestinian statehood at this year’s Assembly. A document known as the New York Call, signed July 29, commits the 15 above-noted nations to formal recognition.

These 15 will join 147 U.N. members that have already recognized Palestine as a legitimate state, some going back to the 1990s. But this is more than a matter of numbers. Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal: These are among the signatories of the New York Call, and good enough. The bigger deal here lies in the bigger names: France, Britain, Canada, New Zealand and, as of Aug. 11, Australia. The first two of these count among what people of a certain age commonly call the major Western powers. Turning this another way, the whole of the Anglosphere other than the United States — and the whole of the Security Council, too — is about to commit to recognizing Palestine.

So what? It is our obvious question.

“It’s important to recognize the state of Palestine,” Francesca Albanese — the United Nations special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories — said in an interview with The Guardian published Aug. 13. “It’s incoherent that they’ve not done so already.”

“Incoherent” is a well-chosen word, but that is only part of the argument Albanese makes. Her bigger, passionately stated point is that stopping the genocide in Gaza and the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank remain the No. 1 imperative, and we ought not consider the doings at the General Assembly as more than a step toward this.

This is precisely how one should spectate the General Assembly’s proceedings in a few weeks’ time. OK, the majority of the Western powers save the United States will go on the record in support of a Palestinians state. What will they make this mean on the ground?

There is plenty to suggest as little as possible. If this proves the case, the significance of the General Assembly this year will lie in the demonstrated insignificance of the General Assembly. But let us reason the matter out before drawing conclusions.

Straight off the top, the United States has already made it plain it stands against these various pledges to recognize. On Aug, 25, Washington’s just arrived ambassador to Paris, Charles Kushner, published an open letter to Emmanuel Macron complaining of “the dramatic rise of antisemitism in France” and asserting that the French president’s decision to recognize Palestine will “embolden extremists, fuel violence, and endanger Jewish life in France.”

Kushner, an assertive Zionist whose son Jared is married to Trump’s daughter Ivanka, is plainly playing the tiresome old antisemitism card, just as Netanyahu has done in response to the New York Call. Both seem especially sensitive to the French, and for good reason. French President Charles de Gaulle, a strong supporter of Israel at its founding in 1948, turned against it after the Six–Day War in 1967. He soon barred French arms sales, backed a Palestinian state and called Israel’s occupation of land seized in the war an imperialist adventure.

Macron, let us not forget, has long nursed dreams of Gaullist grandeur. The General Assembly offers him a superbly dramatic opportunity to strut his stuff in this line, and it will be interesting to see if he does. (I am not offering odds on this one.)

The wayward Macron aside, the signatories of the New York Call document will effectively widen the already evident rift in the trans–Atlantic alliance when they declare their support for Palestinian statehood in a couple of weeks. As Britain, France and the others cannot possibly miss this point, we can conclude that the Europeans are now willing very gradually to assert their autonomy in matters of state after eight decades of subservience to the United States. (I will have more to say on this point in another column.)

Beyond this, those newly committed to recognition now risk falling into a hole they have themselves dug. You cannot be surprised if this turns out to be the case, given how practiced the Euros are at this. They tumble into one called “Ukraine” as we speak. In the case of Israel and Palestine, the about-to-recognize nations now face themselves with but one choice: They either signal at the General Assembly they intend to take the kind of action recognition implies, or impotence and fecklessness will mark them more or less indefinitely.

John Whitbeck, the international attorney long engaged on the Palestine question, put it as follows on Aug. 13 in his privately circulated blog. I admire the lateral thinking here:

It would be intellectually and diplomatically incoherent to extend diplomatic recognition to a state, particularly when its entire territory is illegally occupied by another state, and then not to take meaningful and effective actions to end that occupation — and, if important Western states like France, Britain, Canada and Australia, as well as other Western states, all extend diplomatic recognition to the State of Palestine next month, principles-based courage may be more easily found in numbers.

In addition, after imposing more than 20 rounds of sanctions on Russia, explicitly with a view to collapsing its economy, for occupying a relatively modest portion of a state that they recognize, how could Western governments justify to their own increasing horrified people imposing no sanctions at all against a country which is occupying the entire territory of a state that they recognize and which is publicly proclaiming its intention to intensify its ongoing genocide of that state’s people?

Principles-based courage: I share John Whitbeck’s thought, if not as confidently, that such virtue hangs delicately in the balance as the General Assembly opens. I am simply not in the habit of putting “principles” and “courage” in the same paragraph as “Western states like France, Britain, Canada and Australia.” There is a depressing possibility that the big event at the General Assembly next month may consist of Western nations other than the United States embarrassing themselves on a grand scale.

For one thing, the New York Call and various statements individual nations have made declare, no exceptions, support for a two-state solution, a Palestinian nation next to an Israeli nation (or a Jewish nation, as the Zionists have it). This is simply impossible — impossible because all that is left for the Palestinians by way of land are dots on maps in the fashion of Bantustans, impossible because the Israelis are perfectly clear they will not accept a Palestinian state, impossible because (this from accounts I hear from the West Bank) the escalating savagery and sadism of Israeli soldiers and settlers has in all likelihood rendered coexistence beyond reach.

What are you doing when you declare support for something that will never come to be? Supporting something while supporting nothing? There is an argument that the raft of new recognitions is, indeed, nothing more than performative, an exercise in sheer cynicism.

For another, the major signatories of the New York Call document, notably Britain, France and Australia, have been suppressing popular support for the Palestinian cause from the first days after the events of Oct. 7, 2023. Nowhere is this contradiction more graphic than in the British case. On Aug. 9, the London police arrested 532 demonstrators for supporting Palestine Action, a group dedicated to nonviolent action against the genocide in Gaza. Palestine Action is now designated a terrorist organization; those arrested in Parliament Square are charged under the U.K.’s Terrorism Act of 2000 and face up to 14 years in prison.

And this is the same Britain that pledges to recognize the state of Palestine at the General Assembly in a few weeks’ time? It simply does not square.

But rank hypocrisy of the usual sort is too easy an explanation for this kind of thing. Since Israel’s starvation operation began producing page 1 photographs a few weeks back, Western leaders other than Donald Trump and his crew of misfits have been acutely aware that they will enter the record on one side or the other of this human atrocity. There are memoirs to write; the historians hover. Stretching the point — and I am having a hard time finishing this sentence but I must — John V. Whitbeck’s “principles-based courage” may indeed figure in the proceedings at the U.N. Secretariat next month.

To my mind, those 500-plus people arrested in the London protest make the best case that substantive action may follow the coming spree of diplomatic recognitions. They will not be the last 500 to hit the streets, after all. Public disgust with the Israelis is obviously on the rise. Given that those purporting to lead the Western post-democracies have corrupted the institutions intended to express the popular will, the prospect of widespread unrest will be very real to them — a threat to these elites, a source of promise for the rest of us.

Let us not forget the incessant demonstrations of the 1960s and 1970s. The Vietnamese won the Vietnam War, a point I insist we remain clear about, but the antiwar movement did a great deal to change minds in the corridors of power in Washington and the European capitals. There is no conducting a war without a domestic consensus that favors it — this was the great lesson for the elites that prosecuted the Vietnam War. Neither is there any supporting a genocide and the apartheid state committing it if it brings large numbers of demonstrators into the streets.

Francesca Albanese is entirely right to assert that we must not let a raft of diplomatic recognitions distract us from the suffering and loss of life among Palestinians and the urgent imperative to stop both. The inverse seems just as true to me. The Western powers are plainly in no hurry to abandon wholesale their support of the Zionist state. No, the road to that is long. But those about to lend their support to Palestinian statehood will take a step on it, gingerly as this may prove.

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  1. xyzxy says:

    Let us not forget the incessant demonstrations of the 1960s and 1970s. There is no conducting a war without a domestic consensus that favors it — this was the great lesson for the elites that prosecuted the Vietnam War. Neither is there any supporting a genocide and the apartheid state committing it if it brings large numbers of demonstrators into the streets.

    It is wrongheaded to identify Vietnam demonstrations with Palestinian. The main impetus for the former protests was the draft. Then, Americans had a stake in ending the war, because they, a family member, or someone they knew was likely to wind up dead because of it.

    This is not the case in Gaza. Americans have no direct ‘personal’ interest in Trump’s Gaza war because the killing remains abstract. No one in the US knows anyone who has died over there.

    There are however similarities from the pro-war side. In Vietnam the government wanted to call protestors ‘communists’ and possibly throw them in prison. Gaza protestors are called antisemitic terrorist sympathizers, and the government would like to jail them. Certainly deport them if they are not full citizens. At the other end of the spectrum, the government has not, at least as far as I know, shot any Gaza protestors.

    However all that is/was, my guess is that Palestine/Gaza will soon be history. Palestinians can’t fight and win over the US/Israel, and no one else considers it in their direct interest to go to war with the US over Gaza.

    For his part, Trump views the end of his war as an opportunity to build casinos, condos, and hotels on the beach. I don’t think even the most ardent war hawks back in the ’70s thought of building tourist resorts in Hanoi, once the Vietnamese communists were defeated.

    • Replies: @Notsofast
    , @Prudentia
  2. well-intentioned but otherwise comedic essay. Only one sentence makes sense:

    “performative exercise in sheer cynicism.”

    i.e., so long as Izrahell exists, there will be no actual Palestinian state, “recognized” or not.

    as to the globohomo UN itself, it will eventually go the way of Woodrow Wilson’s “League of Nations”, another locus of many such “performative exercises in sheer cynicism”.

    • Replies: @ghali
  3. A123 says: • Website

    I see only two likely outcomes as this storm gathers. In one, the better of the two, France, Britain and other pillars of the Western alliance will back their honorable diplomatic shifts with substantive action

    France’s government will almost certainly lose a No Confidence vote within days. Germany, France, and the UK are all reeling with gigantic domestic financial issues. And, they are tied in knots over their aggressive war of choice against Russia which is falling apart.

    The most they might go for is sanctions. Have the 17+ rounds of European sanctions against Russia changed their policies? Nope.

    Both Russia and Israel believe they are in existential fights for survival. The idea that either can be pressured into self destructive surrender is ludicrous.

    In the other, these nations will do nothing, decisively discrediting their position on the Israel–Palestine question while putting the U.N.’s impotence on pitiful display.

    The UN has been feckless and powerless for decades. Nothing European elites can do will salvage it.

    Did their UNIFIL stop Hezbollah in Lebanon? Nope. That operation is so pathetic and ineffectual, it will be officially abandoned next year.

    When can we dissolve the UN as a waste of time and space?

    If Netanyahu walks the halls of the Secretariat next month we will have to accept the near-total impotence of the courts that adjudicate international law

    Every serious nation realizes that so called “international law” is a joke. Countries rejecting the ICC include Russia, China, India, Türkiye, Israel, and the U.S. An appearance by Netanyahu to mock impotent globalists would be welcome.

    Other failed bodies that should be disbanded include the ICJ, which supports genocidal Hamas. And, ECHR which routinely blocks appropriate sovereign action against illegal aliens.
    ____

    If the UN actually cared about Gaza’s civilian population, they would call on Islamic nations to accept refugees. They will be safer and aid will be easier to distribute if they head to the Persian Gulf, Türkiye, Indonesia, and/or other culturally compatible Muslim lands.

    Of course, we all know the UN is incapable of such a moral act. Instead, they will do & say nothing, abandoning civilians to remain trapped Gaza. The UN will be once again be exposed as a cynical co-collaborator serving agents of death & despair, such as genocidal Hamas.

    PEACE 😇

  4. Notsofast says:
    @xyzxy

    i don’t think this is as much a foregone conclusion as they are making out. every single operation israel has launched has failed to meet its military objective. bibi is being warned this latest genocidal assault will most likely fail to meet its objective as well.

    israel is calling up 40,000 reserves, why would they do that if it was really such a cakewalk? that’s sure to cause even more internal division in the genocidal thug “nation”. the houthis continue launching missiles, even after their prime minister was murdered. after their last one, they said that they met their objectives of forcing the squatters into the shelters and shutting down ben gurion again.

    who the hell would want to visit israel while they are in a state of war? everyday of this slow motion genocide, destroys israel’s economy more and further cements their murderous nature into the worlds consciousness, they are going on three years of the most brutal and abominable actions against a palestinian people that refuse to give up.

    hamas is not surrendering and the palestinians refuse to leave, knowing they will never return if they do. they are all in as a people and united in their struggle. the israelis on the other hand grow more divided every day. all the palestinians have to do is hold on until israel is forced into attempting a peaceful solution, while israel has to eradicate the palestinians completely.

    let’s not forget iran is rebuilding their defenses 24/7 in preparation for a joint u.s./israel assault, that is doomed to fail and will most likely lead to both rogue nations demise, in an unwinnable war of attrition in someone else’s backyard. iran stated in the beginning as long as hamas was able to fight the would stay out of direct confrontation, i see no reason to believe they have given up on this original plan of soleimani.

    the iranians have paid dearly in blood and treasure and are expecting to be able to avenge themselves, as well as the palestinians, this isn’t over. when trump gets to hell, i suspect he will want to talk the devil into building a casino. i hope the devil gives him a red hot pitchfork up the ass, for having the impertinence to address him directly.

    • Agree: muh muh, Jim H
    • Replies: @xyzxy
    , @Zumbuddi
  5. The Isramerican government and the Jewropean Union that trade with and supply weapons to Israhell are all guilty of Genocide.
    Perhaps an even more evil organization is the Vatican. The Catholic Church is complicit in this Genocide. Any Catholic who supports the Palestinian Genocide should be Ex-communicated from the church.
    Instead the Catholic Church is allied with the jews. The Catholic Church also supports the steady genocide of all white peoples using immigration warfare to exterminate all white people by the relentless non stop mass military invasion of all white Christian nations.

    • Replies: @sally
  6. Anonymous[275] • Disclaimer says:

    If you actually wanted to stop the exterminator Jews, what you’ll need is a full-court press by UN charter bodies, treaty bodies, and special procedures on all Jew supremacist derogations of non-derogable rights. Because the failed state’s crimes go beyond aggression and genocide to an unprecedented form of collective torture. The new crime, let’s call it Jewry, mobilizes the Jewish culture and state to build a system of chaotic, unpredictable violent repression to wreck the society and cripple the individual (in terms of sight, mobility, dignity, personality.) It’s not just destruction of the population but optimally fucking it up to maximize severe pain and fear. It serves no rational end, like ethnic cleansing or conquest or even genocide – only psychopathic ritual sadism.

    When we come out the other side of this, Judaism will be Rome Statute Article 8 quater, a crime in universal jurisdiction, and an axis in DSM-7, atavistic devil-worship torment syndrome or something. Grave Jew crime will have discredited not just Israel and Judaism but the failed US state that let it rip. No one will admit to being American. No one will admit to being a Jew. Both failed states will be gone, having passed their obligations on to sovereign successor states under international reconstruction.

    That’s where we need to get to. Let’s get on with it.

    • Agree: werpor
    • Thanks: Jim H
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  7. meamjojo says:
    @A123

    Speaking of Germany and sanctions, I offer the following that Lawrence appeared to miss in his readings.

    Germany blocks EU sanctions against Israel, Europe divided over Gaza war
    The positions of the different EU countries were made public after mounting public pressure against the EU for its “silence” and “ignorance” on what is happening in the Gaza Strip.
    By ASSAF UNI/GLOBES/TNS
    SEPTEMBER 2, 2025 12:17

    European countries are divided on whether to impose sanctions on Israel over the war in Gaza, and the split within the EU is preventing any action, it became apparent during a summit of EU foreign ministers held in Copenhagen on Saturday.

    The positions of the different EU countries were made public on Sunday, after mounting public pressure against the EU for its “silence” and “ignorance” on what is happening in the Gaza Strip. The EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas said that discussions would continue in the coming weeks because there is a “growing majority” supporting measures against Israel.

    However, she expressed frustration that the discussions “sent the message that we are divided.”

    https://www.jpost.com/international/article-866062

  8. meamjojo says:

    Meanwhile, Israel continues to threaten total urban renewable for Gaza City….

    Israel Tells Hamas: Lay Down Arms, Free All Hostages – Or Gaza City Gets Leveled
    Thursday, Sep 04, 2025 – 08:15 PM

    Israel has once again given Hamas a tough ultimatum – release all the hostages and surrender or prepared to see Gaza City leveled – according to a new Thursday Times of Israel headline.

    This came after Hamas declared its willingness to release all the hostages, based on a ceasefire proposal the group said it accepted two weeks ago. Hamas has said it will agree “to enter into a comprehensive deal in which all enemy prisoners held by the resistance will be freed in exchange for an agreed-upon number of Palestinian prisoners held by the occupation.”

    However, it made demands which Israel has consistently rejected – that all Israeli troops withdraw from the Gaza Strip, and that all border crossings be immediately opened for the arrival of aid.

    https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/israel-gives-hamas-last-chance-lay-down-arms-free-all-hostages-or-gaza-city-gets

  9. meamjojo says:

    “These 15 will join 147 U.N. members that have already recognized Palestine as a legitimate state, some going back to the 1990s.”

    I’m still waiting for someone/anyone to logically and coherently inform us exactly how this Palestine state would function, given that it has multiple governments, is currently represented by two (soon to be three) geographically separated territories, has a large diaspora, is utterly dependent on Israel for water, has no real natural resources, would continue to be completely dependent on aid handouts from the UN and other countries to survive, has no military and will not be allowed to have one by Israel in any case and is and will continue to be occupied by Israel until all terrorist factions are destroyed.

    Just minor details. I know! [rotflol]

    • Agree: A123
    • Replies: @Punchthem
    , @Anonymous
    , @werpor
  10. xyzxy says:
    @Notsofast

    i don’t think this is as much a foregone conclusion as they are making out. every single operation israel has launched has failed to meet its military objective. bibi is being warned this latest genocidal assault will most likely fail to meet its objective as well.

    It’s been a tough slog for sure. I can’t predict the unpredictable. The only way Israel can ‘win’ is total genocide. They know that. However the cowardly Israeli Jews cannot do it on their own. They depend upon the US for everything. The question is, if Israel ever finds itself militarily against the wall, how long will it take for the US to back them up?

    Trump is deranged. He’s calling himself (perhaps jokingly, but then again the man is a walking joke) a War Hero, along with his best bud, Bibi. The guy is lunacy revealed. But he is so Jewed, that if Israel ever ‘needs’ the assist, I’m sure Trump will do what is expected of him.

    And then once the deed has been done, and there is no one left to kill, he’ll award himself the Presidential Freedom medal, if not the military Medal of Honor.

    • Replies: @Notsofast
    , @Yukon Jack
    , @turtle
  11. Anon[159] • Disclaimer says:

    UN
    General Assembly Resolution 12626
    18.Sept 2024

    ….Adopted by a two-thirds majority in a recorded vote of 124 in favour to 14 against, with 43 abstentions, the text titled “Advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the legal consequences arising from Israel’s policies and practices in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and from the illegality of Israel’s continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory” (document A/ES-10/L.31/Rev.1) welcomed that opinion, which was issued on 19 July……

    General Assembly Overwhelmingly Adopts Historic Text Demanding Israel End Its Unlawful Presence, Policies in Occupied Palestinian Territory within One Year

    https://press.un.org/en/2024/ga12626.doc.htm

    • Replies: @meamjojo
  12. Notsofast says:
    @xyzxy

    Trump is deranged. He’s calling himself (perhaps jokingly, but then again the man is a walking joke) a War Hero, along with his best bud, Bibi. The guy is lunacy revealed. But he is so Jewed, that if Israel ever ‘needs’ the assist, I’m sure Trump will do what is expected of him.

    and this goes deeper than just palestine, here’s a very interesting simplicius article, if you scroll the to the bottom of the article there is a video, where trump states “because without the united states everything in the world would die”. at first this sounds like his usual retarded 5 year old child ramblings but then i started to think about it. it almost sounds like a threat, an economic samson option, if the u.s. goes down then everybody dies.

    https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/sitrep-9525-rumblings-of-new-major

  13. meamjojo says:
    @Anon

    So Israel still has 13 days to comply with the one year deadline since adoption.

    Is anyone taking bets as to whether Israel will do this?

    And what happens if Israel DOES NOT comply, which is most likely? Does the UN have nukes to enforce its will?

  14. @xyzxy

    Trump is deranged. He’s calling himself (perhaps jokingly, but then again the man is a walking joke) a War Hero, along with his best bud, Bibi. The guy is lunacy revealed

    Trump is a deranged lunatic for sure and now a prime candidate for antichrist, how much of his lunacy derangement comes from sex crimes blackmail is yet to be revealed. We the people can not have a deranged blackmailed president, no way in hell can the current genocidal lunacy be allowed to continue, Trump must resign immediately. And in fact the limit is being reached as we speak:

    U.S. Military Members ARRESTED for Opposing Israeli Genocide

    On Capitol Hill, two U.S. military veterans were removed from a Senate hearing Wednesday after they accused committee members of complicity in genocide in Gaza.

    Former Army intelligence officer Josephine Guilbeau was led away in handcuffs … Josephine Guilbeau: “We are being arrested right now for interrupting a foreign affairs hearing on nominations because the U.S. is complicit in genocide! They are complicit in the slaughter of babies!”

    Hal Turner goes on to say: “… governments are bought and paid for by the Israeli lobby. Paid-off so thoroughly, they will turn a deliberate blind eye to actual ethnic cleansing. Slaughter. That’s the actual level of most (not all) the people we elected: two-legged bags of political garbage.

    Paid off so thoroughly, they will turn against THEIR OWN MILITARY MEMBERS who stand up against the slaughter in Gaza!

    With the arrest of these military members, we can all now see that many (but not all) of our representatives and Senators are not what they were elected to be; instead they are traitors. Traitors to America. Traitors to humanity.”

    I couldn’t agree more. At what point is the Amerikan intelligentsia going to condemn Donald John Trump for his loyalty to Israel? How many innocent woman and children (an men) have to die why this Lunatic in Chief kowtows to Israel for whatever crazy reasons he thinks he has to? Is Chabad Trumpenstein so whacked out of his f-cking mind he is doing this all for the love of his daughter Ivanka (who is married to girly-boy Chabadist Jared Kushner?). What in the hell is going inside of orange man’s deranged mind that he would take the job as president then betray the entire nation for some crazy Jew loons in Israel? Does the orange MIGA turd actually believe these fake ass Jews are God’s chosen ones? Is Trump a religious lunatic also?

    Am I the only commentor on Unz who says Trump must resign if he is compromised? Trump is currently the number one national security threat to our nation – he seems to be acting immorally and irrational because he is being blackmailed by Bibi over his sex crimes. We the people of the United States can not have a President who is treasonously supporting a criminal state because of his past criminal actions being held over his head like the Sword of Damocles. Trump’s ego is so out of control he probably thinks he can beat the charges against him, he thinks he can outwit his Mossad handlers.

    Indeed Team Trump and Congress is a pile of steaming genocidal treasonous garbage – but unlike Vietnam and Nixon’s Watergate scandal – no overwhelming public outrage and mass protests forcing the insane ZOG state to change it’s policies. Genocide is the worst crime imaginable, yet our elected pieces of shit have managed to cave in just because of campaign monies, having no morals whatsoever when it comes to supporting a rogue criminal regime. Congress is a pile of steaming AIPAC shit.

    Watergate scandal, or simply Watergate, was a political scandal in the United States involving the administration of President Richard Nixon. The affair began on June 17, 1972, when members of a group associated with Nixon’s 1972 re-election campaign were caught burglarizing and planting listening devices in the Democratic National Committee headquarters at Washington, D.C.’s Watergate complex. Nixon’s efforts to conceal his administration’s involvement led to an impeachment process and his resignation in August 1974.

    Trump needs to resign for crimes far worse than some tiddly winks Watergate break in and coverup. Trump is aiding and abetting a genocide and protecting a wanted war criminal from arrest. Trump is obstructing international justice from stopping the mad man PM of Israhell. Trump should of had Netanyahu arrested, not pushing his chair in like he’s a butler. What kind of insane crazy policies will Trump do next to protect his power? Make the DOD the War Department? Is megalomaniac “peace candidate” Trump taking us into WW3, betraying us like FDR?

    • Thanks: John Trout
    • Replies: @A123
    , @werpor
  15. @A123

    What kind of Jew are you that you advocate for a successful Israeli ethnic cleansing of Palestine, while blaming the genocide’s resulting suffering on “Islamic nations” (itself a misnomer, as you are labelling them Islamic nation states as if they are all such in the same way Israel’s theocracy is a Jewish state)?

    Clever slight of hand, Jew, but war is not peace no matter how much you and your shapeshifting ilk repeat such bellicose belligerence for it; nor does one who mounts such a defense for the latest Jewish genocide have any business scolding others for their incapability of any “moral act.”

    Further, UN warkeeping troops had actually quite gotten in the way of Hizbullah—in other words, they can be said to have been quite effective at serving the Empire’s purpose, which is the UN’s purpose—although the greatest blow against the Lebanese people and Hizbullah was that lousy one-sided treaty the US negotiated that permitted Israel to continue war on Lebanese soil in “self-defense” whereas Lebanon was permitted nothing. On this, you write nothing because you seem to know nothing at all about it; unsurprising from one who acts as if Hizbullah is the problem and not the Jews.

    Was your shoddy comment just an ad for your website to try to make some shekels? I suppose a Jew without their gold is like a truck with no gas.

    • Agree: mulga mumblebrain
    • Thanks: Jim H, John Trout
  16. A123 says: • Website
    @Yukon Jack

    On Capitol Hill, two U.S. military veterans were removed from a Senate hearing

    With the arrest of these military members, we can all now see that many (but not all) of our representatives and Senators are not what they were elected to be; instead they are traitors. Traitors to America. Traitors to humanity.”

    Are they still in custody?
    Were they even charged?

    They were removed from a public hearing because they disrupted proceedings. Allowing everyone to protest anywhere at anytime over anything would make civil discourse impossible.

    • What rules do you suggest that would apply to *all* sides?
    • What would be the *real world* consequences of your rules?

    You could easily wind up generating the exact opposite of what you claim to want. Government bodies could take testimony with no public gallery if that is what is needed to avoid unseemly outbursts by paid operatives.

    [MORE]

    ____

    We also notice that you named only one of the disruptors. The other was the corrupt and dishonorable Tony Aguilar.

    He is well known for lying. For example: (1)

    Palestinian Child Allegedly Murdered by IDF in Gaza Turns Up Alive

    A Palestinian child who was said by a media-friendly “whistleblower” to have been murdered in cold blood by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in Gaza has turned up alive and well, living in hiding with his mother.

    As Breitbart News reported in July, a military contractor named Tony Aguilar, who had been fired by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), turned against the group and was embraced by anti-Israel media.

    Sen. Chris van Hollen (D-MD), a leading opponent of Israel in Congress, made Aguilar his star witness in accusing Israel of war crimes. Among those accusations: that IDF soldiers murdered a boy named “Amir.”

    The claim was embraced by those seeking to discredit the GHF, which is backed by the U.S. and works with Israel to provide humanitarian aid in Gaza that is not stolen by Hamas — unlike United Nations aid.

    Now, however, the claim has fallen apart, as “Amir” has turned out to be alive. Fox News reported Thursday:

    Once the false claim of the boy’s murder had been made, he was forced to hide, as Hamas had an interest in killing him.

    It is worth noting that U.S. veterans disapprove of Aguilar’s dishonorable behavior. John Lucas is a retired Army Ranger and Special Forces Green Beret. He wrote a comprehensive 3 part ensemble on Aguilar’s disinformation campaign. Here is one sample: (2)

    Aguilar promotes at least three blatant falsehoods in this exchange.

    • He claims that there is “no such thing as a warning shot.” No one does it because “its not a thing.”

    What utter nonsense. Every soldier in the world except, perhaps, Lt. Col. (Ret.) Tony Aguilar knows that warning shots are both common and legitimate. Indeed, sometimes they are necessary to save civilian lives. The U.S. Naval War College publishes “International Law Studies,” which published Warning Civilians Prior to Attack under International Law: Theory and Practice:

    “State practice and military legal manuals include warning shot as a legitimate method of issuing warnings.”

    • Second, he claims that the U.S. military never uses warning shots as a control measure.

    More nonsense. To take just one example, an officer with extensive experience in Iraq described to me the escalation protocols they employed if a vehicle was following them too closely because of the danger of car bombs. They would first try to wave them off; next they would fire a warning shot in front of the car. If that didn’t dissuade the driver, they would fire at the car’s engine block. If all else failed (or if the car accelerated with obvious hostile intent) they would shoot to kill.

    • Third, Aguilar claims that warning shots are “specifically prohibited in the protocols of the Geneva convention.

    Still more nonsense. There simply is no such prohibition in any of the Geneva Conventions or Protocols. If there were, the U.S, Navy would not be teaching it at the Naval War College. Aguilar, of course, did not cite any such provisions and Carlson never pressed him on this point.

    Aguilar also tried to make an issue out of ‘green tip’ ammunition. He attempted to misrepresent it as armor piercing. Everyone, even civilians, know that armor piercing ‘black tip’ is very different from standard issue ‘green tip’.
    _____

    • Is Aguilar lying simply because he was fired?
    • Or, does he have additional incentives?

    It seems likely to be the latter. He is travelling widely to engage in dubious activities which require legal and financial support. If he is taking money from Qatari linked sources, he needs to have filed as a foreign lobbyist.

    PEACE 😇
    __________

    (1) https://www.breitbart.com/middle-east/2025/09/04/palestinian-child-allegedly-murdered-by-idf-in-gaza-turns-up-alive/

    (2)
    https://johnalucas6.substack.com/p/laundering-hamas-propaganda

    https://johnalucas6.substack.com/p/falsus-in-uno-falsus-in-omnibus

    https://johnalucas6.substack.com/p/validating-falsus-in-uno-falsus-in

    • Agree: peterAUS
    • Replies: @mulga mumblebrain
  17. @A123

    For this evil, dirty, Judeonazi, one Palestinian child not YET murdered by the Judeonazis outweighs the tens of thousand definitely so slaughtered and the tens of thousands maimed and terrorised. Have there EVER been monsters more diabolical than these Judeonazi swine? And, as their videos from Gaza and the Satanic screechings of numerous Israeli ‘rabbis’ and secular thugs show, they are ENJOYING the slaughter, torture, rape and terror in a way that the Nazis never did.

    • Agree: Kingsmeg
    • Thanks: John Trout
    • Replies: @Colin Wright
  18. Destroying israel is not only needed urgently, more significantly an EXISTENTIAL MUST. Wipe israel off the map, for good, now!

  19. ghali says:

    From its inception, the UN has been owned and controlled by Jews with funding from the U.S. It played a key role in the creation of what is now known as “Israel”. The UN has been used as a cover by the U.S. and Jews to justify genocidal sanctions and illegal aggression against countries like Iraq, Iran, Libya, and Syria. The level of control that the Jews and the U.S. have over the UN is so great that most UN officials would rather remain silent than condemn the assassinations of Iranian, Lebanese, and Palestinian leaders. Attacks by Jews on Iran, Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine have become normalised within the UN. The Jews have been responsible for the murder, starvation, and terrorisation of millions of Palestinians, Lebanese, and Syrians, confident in their ability to evade accountability for their actions. From the Secretary General to the lowest-ranking officials, many within the UN have been corrupted and bribed by the Jews and the U.S. to keep their mouths shut. How many resolutions has the UN issued against Jewish terror in Palestine? None have been implemented.

    • Thanks: John Trout
    • LOL: meamjojo
  20. Several weeks ago a group of 15 nations — among them prominent members of the Atlantic alliance — stated their intention to announce their formal declaration of Palestinian statehood at this year’s session.

    The Palestinians suffered 77 years of occupation and 19 years of an economic blockade in Gaza. Today, Palestinians fight for only 22% of historic Palestine in a “two state solution” fantasy. The only just and moral solution for Palestinian equality and self-determination: One-Man-One-Vote. One-Man-One-Vote rejects the deception (rather than the illusion) of the (purported) “two peoples, two States” solution offered by French President Emmanuel Macron of France and other disingenuous supporters – militarily, economically and diplomatically – of the Zionist genocide in Gaza. The two-state solution is merely a stalling tactic while the evil Zionists purge Palestine of Palestinians – an objective shared by Macron – and the world’s most evil sycophants for Israel.

    The One-Man-One-Vote solution creates “a future of equality, justice, and dignity for all the people of Palestine, a land where coexistence and mutual respect flourishes once again,” according to the Anti-Zionist Jewish Congress held in Vienna in mid-July, which brought together over 1,000 anti-Zionist Jews and non-Jews. The Congress advances the only democratic solution of a single multi-confessional state to be built on the bloody ashes of the Zionist state of Israel. The two-state solution is dead: Why should a people who exercised sovereignty over the Holy Land for 1,200 years concede 78% of their historic homeland to Jewish usurpers who only exercised sovereignty over the Holy Land for 500 years – and only after violently stealing the land from its original inhabitants – the Canaanites? What the world is offering Palestinians is not a state, but an open-air prison without sovereignty or self-determination. The two-state solution is a diplomatic prop, a means to maintain the appearance of progress while enabling occupation.

    The concept of a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine is often presented as a path to peace, but it became an empty promise, a diplomatic illusion that distracts from the reality of occupation and apartheid. All this talk of a two-state solution is delusion at best, distraction at worst. The rhetoric of a two-state solution persists as a diplomatic distraction, masking the reality of apartheid while offering Palestinians a hollow promise. So what are you negotiating? A mirage? A hostage with a flag isn’t a state?

    Stop dressing up apartheid as diplomacy. Recognition without sovereignty is publicity for occupation, not liberation. The two-state solution is dead, if it was ever truly viable. It offers Palestinians neither sovereignty nor justice, serving instead as a distraction from the realities of occupation, displacement and systemic violence. To advocate for a one-state solution is to reject the notion that peace and justice is achieved through the partitioning of land soaked in the blood and tears of generations of Palestinians and is recognition that true reconciliation can only be built on a foundation of equality, where every individual – regardless of ethnicity, religion, or background – enjoys the same rights and opportunities under the law.

    True freedom, peace and equality for Palestine and its people. Christ is King!

    See e.g., https://geopolitiq.substack.com/p/statement-by-the-anti-zionist-jewish

    See also, https://www.moonofalabama.org/2025/08/hala-jaber-what-the-world-is-offering-palestinians-isnt-a-state.html#more

    • Thanks: John Trout
  21. Anon[190] • Disclaimer says:

    Apparently Arafat was not permitted to wear his pistol into the UN and had to settle for wearing an empty holster instead.

  22. muh muh says:

    Palestinian statehood recognition by countries that nevertheless abet Israel’s genocide does, indeed, appear to be the epitome of cynicism, though the pertinent question is, ‘Would it preferable if those countries assisted Israel without said recognition?’, since this could have been the case had Israel greater influence than it currently does.

    If said recognition is intended as a safety valve tactic — that is to say, nothing more than a perfunctory maneuver — this still implies that it is the result of public pressure.

    Now, before October 7, 2023, such recognition would have been unthinkable, having a snowball’s chance in Gehenna, so the reality of its mere prospect cannot be so glibly dismissed.

    And, since it has resulted from public pressure upon major western powers, we can conclude that a perpetuation — and, reasonably, an intensification — of said pressure bears the potential to yield even greater progress on the diplomatic front.

    I’m under no illusion that we’re at the stage when a viable Palestinian state can be realized, though I’m also not entirely pessimistic about what’s currently happening here.

    I understand the sentiment of much of the commentariat who are justifiably cynical about the latest U.N. proceedings, but I also believe we’re witnessing a war for the soul of humanity that will endure far too long for any of us to demand an immediate, decisive victory — a latent expectation of swift success which, while unfulfilled, precipitates despair.

    There is an inevitable ebb and flow to the vicissitudes of this conflict, yet I am confident that, eventually, the tides of misfortune will overwhelm Israel, leaving it fatally inundated as a consequence of its own hubris.

    Whether this occurs as a result of inescapable international pressure for Palestinian statehood, Israel’s impending decline, a combination of both, or other unforeseen developments, remains to be seen.

    Despair, however, will kill any prospect of it in the cradle, rendering us incapable of affecting any progress at all.

  23. muh muh says:

    About that Israeli hubris…

    The Netanyahu coalition’s ‘Greater Israel’ ambitions are now being put to the test:

    UAE warns Israel: Annexing West Bank is a ‘red line’ that would ‘end regional integration’

    ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — A top United Arab Emirates official warned Israel on Tuesday that annexing the West Bank would cross a “red line” that would “end the vision of regional integration,” just two days before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was slated to hold a major ministerial consultation on whether to advance the highly controversial move.

    “Annexation would be a red line for my government, and that means there can be no lasting peace. It would foreclose the idea of regional integration and be the death knell of the two-state solution,” Emirati special envoy Lana Nusseibeh told The Times of Israel in an interview conducted in the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abu Dhabi.

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/uae-warns-israel-annexing-west-bank-a-red-line-that-would-end-regional-integration/

    The UAE has been among the most cravenly sycophantic regional states at the lead of the storied ‘Abraham Accords’, aspiring to ‘normalize’ relations with Israel, and, of course, Israel is now seriously considering the aforementioned annexation of the West Bank.

    Should be interesting to see where this goes.

    • Replies: @muh muh
    , @Notsofast
  24. muh muh says:
    @muh muh

    Heh.

    Looks like we have a development…

    Report: UAE’s public warning against West Bank annexation caught Israel off guard

    Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government was caught off guard by the United Arab Emirates’ public warning that Israeli annexation of the West Bank was a “red line” that would spell an end to regional integration, The Washington Post reported Saturday, citing an Israeli official.

    “The Emirates have expressed concerns about [annexation] before through other channels, but the statement came as a surprise,” the unnamed official was quoted as saying. “It’s very unusual.”

    The warning was issued by Emirati special envoy Lana Nusseibeh in an interview with The Times of Israel on Tuesday and a subsequent statement. Further warnings were issued through backchannels, to the point that annexation was taken off the agenda for Netanyahu’s Thursday night cabinet meeting, The Post said, citing three people with knowledge of the matter.

    The public warning was particularly stark coming from the UAE, which took the landmark step of normalizing relations with Israel in 2020 under the so-called Abraham Accords, becoming the first Arab nation to do so in over a quarter century. […]

    Earlier this week, Hebrew media reported that Netanyahu was set to discuss annexation with senior ministers on Thursday, but the discussion was scuttled following the Emiratis’ public warnings, according to the Post.

    Israel’s presence in the West Bank, which it has controlled since the Six Day War of June 1967, is considered illegitimate by most countries, with the notable exception of the United States during the two terms of US President Donald Trump.

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/report-uaea-public-warning-against-west-bank-annexation-caught-israel-off-guard/

    Don’t want to get too far ahead of this situation, but that seemed awfully easy.

    Now, if the little, old Emirates can stay Israel’s hand like that, even if only for the hour, just imagine what potential awaits among more powerful states.

    Insha’Allah. 🕶️

  25. Brewer says:

    France, Britain and other pillars of the Western alliance will back their honorable diplomatic shifts with substantive action against the Zionists’ terror campaigns and rampant breaches of international law.

    Not going to happen. Starmer and Macron’s brains are Zionist occupied territory. Their pitiful sanctions were nothing but a duplicitous sop to their constituents, the majority of whom support Palestine. In reality, they inconvenienced Israel not a jot. Both are are in danger of losing government so who will they turn to? If they back Palestine they will be offending the very people who put them in power. My bet is they will turn back to those folk who have so successfully managed to get Israel-supporters elected, despite general public disapproval, for decades.

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  26. ghali says:
    @Haxo Angmark

    I agree. I should also mention that the UN is frequently manipulated (used and abused) by the U.S.-led West and the Jews. If it deviates even slightly, it is often labeled as corrupt and “antisemitic”, as we are witnessing currently. Russia and China, as the two permanent members of the UNSC, will simply go along – opportunistically – to get the U.S.-West and Jews approval.

  27. Punchthem says:

    Let us make a point that Annalena Baerbock was named chair of 80th General Assembly of UN.
    This is an outrageous decision and just shows what kind of institution UN is and who rules the world.
    26 countries offered to send “peace” troops to Ukraine to “guarantee” peace, and people of Gaza?

    • Replies: @Jim H
    , @xyzxy
  28. Anonymous[888] • Disclaimer says:

    Truth about american, british and israeli will eventually come out and will be told to our people about this complete scum. The american and british, as well as now many jewish terrorists have been holding a gun on our heads, controlling puppet officials, puppet politicians, opposition movements, elections etc.

    Coward american and british are terrified of the idea that people will know the truth about them and the real history what american and british as well as many jews have done. Thats genuinely their biggeat fear. Everything about being american and british has always been about faking it, faking their image, fake small talk and calling everybody your friend, fake moral virtue signalling, fake money, fake food, fake history and fake stories about them etc. That has always been their entire “culture”.

    Right now they are doing everything to hold on to their empires, to destroy any opposition movements and dissidents in the countries that they have managed to get hold of, to degenerate them in every way, destroying their whole identities, to make them “american” and “british”.

    Study real history, not lies spread by american and british, as well as many jews.

    • Replies: @werpor
  29. Miro23 says:

    What are you doing when you declare support for something that will never come to be? Supporting something while supporting nothing? There is an argument that the raft of new recognitions is, indeed, nothing more than performative, an exercise in sheer cynicism.

    For another, the major signatories of the New York Call document, notably Britain, France and Australia, have been suppressing popular support for the Palestinian cause from the first days after the events of Oct. 7, 2023. Nowhere is this contradiction more graphic than in the British case. On Aug. 9, the London police arrested 532 demonstrators for supporting Palestine Action, a group dedicated to nonviolent action against the genocide in Gaza. Palestine Action is now designated a terrorist organization; those arrested in Parliament Square are charged under the U.K.’s Terrorism Act of 2000 and face up to 14 years in prison.

    It’s basically a political subterfuge to continue giving Israel support while claiming the opposite.

    The Jewish dominated British elite are experts at this game. With another example being out-of-control mass immigration. For years, every new UK government has been elected on the promise to “Deal with Immigration”, while in reality the numbers only rise year after year. Demonstrators against immigration are cracked down on hard while the Jewish media labels demonstrators “racists”, “white supremacists”, “thugs” etc.

    Public disgust with the Israelis is obviously on the rise. Given that those purporting to lead the Western post-democracies have corrupted the institutions intended to express the popular will, the prospect of widespread unrest will be very real to them — a threat to these elites, a source of promise for the rest of us.

    It’s encouraging that some people in the US military also see it the same way.



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    • Agree: Kingsmeg, Agent76
  30. Jim H says:

    ‘[A two-state solution] is simply impossible — impossible because all that is left for the Palestinians by way of land are dots on maps in the fashion of Bantustans.’ — Patrick Lawrence

    Facts and logic, comrades! These are stunning to see at Unz Review, where arch-zionist Jews such as Dr Jeffrey Sachs and Jonathan Cook still ritually beat the drum for the moribund two-state solution, thirty freaking years after the Oslo II accords sliced up the West Bank into the ‘dots on maps’ and ‘bantustans’ mentioned by Patrick Lawrence.

    Mr. Lawrence does not say explicitly what his preferred outcome would look like, other than sanctions on the genocidal zionist entity. But with a two-state solution having become axiomatically impossible, a unitary state of Palestine is, by default, the long-term destination.

    But the zionist-hijacked United States is light years away from buying in to such a resolution. Indeed, it is quick-marching in the opposite direction under the influence of figures such as Little Marco Rubio (likely the worst Secretary of State in US history) and the zionoid freak Mike Huckabee, serving as US ambassador to Israel.

    Like Patrick Lawrence, ‘I am simply not in the habit of putting “principles” and “courage” in the same paragraph as “Western states like France, Britain, Canada and Australia.”’ And in the case of the zionist-degenerate US, ‘principles and courage’ left the building decades ago. As one example, the US cannot even bring itself to identify Israel as a nuclear weapons state, forty Christ-forsaken years after Mordechai Vanunu’s revelations made Israel’s nuclear status perfectly damned plain to the entire world.

    No one wants to be a pessimist, when Palestinian existence is on the line. But as Lawrence writes,

    They either signal at the General Assembly they intend to take the kind of action recognition implies, or impotence and fecklessness will mark them more or less indefinitely.

    Given the West’s rampant, headlong decline as zionists subvert and loot it, the probability of the latter outcome approaches 98 percent. More states recognizing Palestine is just the latest version of the Oslo accords — an artful diversion to buy more time for little Shitrahell to eradicate Palestinians down to the last man, woman and child.

    Israel is our misfortune.

    • Agree: Kingsmeg
    • Replies: @turtle
    , @werpor
  31. Punchthem says:
    @meamjojo

    This is fair assessment. Two state solution is just stupid game West is playing to justify their incapability to solve the problem. The only solution is that all the Jews return to the countries where they came from and continue to live as they did thousands of years.

    • Agree: werpor
    • Replies: @Lauren
    , @meamjojo
  32. Jim H says:
    @Punchthem

    ‘Annalena Baerbock was named chair of 80th General Assembly of UN.’ — Punchthem

    This is so over-the-top outrageous that I worried you were making it up. But no, it checks out:

    Former German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock was elected President of the General Assembly’s 80th session on 2 June. Her appointment comes as the regional group that includes Western Europe takes its turn at the helm of the world body.

    Ms. Baerbock received 167 votes following the secret ballot. Write-in candidate Helga Schmid (also from Germany) received seven. Fourteen delegations abstained.

    https://www.un.org/en/delegate/annalena-baerbock-elected-president-80th-general-assembly

    And Germany would be the shitty, co-opted country that just blocked a united front on EU sanctions against Israel [Jpost link in comment #7].

    Have you seen the German piggies
    In their starched white shirts?
    In their eyes there’s something lacking
    What they need’s a damn good whacking

    — The Beatles, Piggies

  33. I can’t even be bothered following this any more; it looks like just much of the same. I hear Israel is now telling the Palestinians to go to a “safe” zone in the south of Gaza. Hasn’t this already happened earlier? I remember the Palestinian civilian convoys moving south to get away from the IDF then moving north again. Looks like Jews are taking the piss while killing the Palestinians whenever and wherever they may be.

    • Replies: @peterAUS
  34. xyzxy says:
    @Punchthem

    Let us make a point that Annalena Baerbock was named chair of 80th General Assembly of UN.

    Actually, President of the GA. We must consider how the official is selected. That explains a lot. The presidency rotates by region, and this year it was the Western European region, mostly comprised of EU/NATO countries. Obviously Baerbock is anti-China/ Russia, and pro-Israel.

    But the upside is that she’ll turn a lot of heads when she strolls into the GA wearing her soccer mom pants suit, sporting uncombed hair. So the UN’s got that going for them.

  35. sally says:
    @JudeoSatanism

    It useless to name organizations or governments because they cannot be punished. and the persons involved will have long since died or retired before anything can be done to punish them.

    Name the persons responsible for the actions those organizations and governments took to commit, or to empower others to commit the crimes of genocide. I think the UN should concentrate on: finding and punishing the persons actually responsible for government, corporate or other organizations that allow their organizations to be used to commit the crime of genocide or that use their organization to empower others to commit the crime of genocide. Governments cannot act.. They are inanimate objects.

    • Agree: werpor
  36. Anon[347] • Disclaimer says:

    We don’t need a Palestinian state because Jordan is the Palestinian state but with a tribal king who ought to be deposed (disposed).

    Let democracy flourish with millions of Palestinians in the Hashemite state where it truly belongs and stop oppressing the Jews.

    The European colonial types and the Aussie and the Kiwi bastards who wiped out Aborigines and Maoris respectively should not have any say in it, save the USA.

    • Troll: Jim H
    • Replies: @turtle
  37. Agent76 says:

    Sep 6, 2025 I will never stop speaking about Gaza, with Abubaker Abed
    
    We speak to Abubaker Abed, a journalist from Deir al-Balah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip. He was evacuated to Ireland as a student in April. Over the last week, a new group of students arrived in Ireland from Gaza, to study on scholarships at universities across the country. We talk to Abubaker about his experience, his advocacy and journalism work and the situation his family, friends and colleagues are facing back home.
    
     https://youtu.be/7oznl_MHpxc?si=TC4q7XAQIgMlrMDM

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    Sep 6, 2025 More Israeli soldiers refuse to fight as 60,000 reservists called

    As Israel begins to launch its plan to seize Gaza City, more and more soldiers are slow to report to duty. Some are requesting exemptions, while a growing number of conscientious objectors are refusing to fight altogether. Mohammad Al-Kassim reports from Tel Aviv.


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  38. turtle says: • Website
    @xyzxy

    he’ll award himself the Presidential Freedom medal, if not the Medal of Honor.

    Hell, why not award himself a whole chest full of medals, and authorize himself the most prestigious military uniform he can think of in order to display them, like every third world dictator?

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    Adolf Hitler at least earned his Iron Crosses.

    • Replies: @werpor
  39. turtle says: • Website
    @Jim H

    eradicate Palestinians down to the last man, woman and child.

    Well, if the U.S. does not permit any Palestinians to show up at the U.N., they can purvey the “Israeli” talking point that “Palestinians do not exist.” Stroke of genius, actually.

  40. Bama says:

    I am cynically amused at the optimism of those believing a two state solution is near with increased country backing. The U.S./Israel bloc will neither support nor allow any viable outcome here. Israel wants none of this and what the Jews want the U.S. delivers.

  41. Zumbuddi says:
    @Notsofast

    An Episcopal church in the Washington, DC region has been part of Episcopalia’s quest to discover and acknowledge that their homes, churches — their civilization– are built on prior civilizations that were more-or-less violently removed.

    ya ya ya, Unzites claim, NOT SO! They were primitives. —– etc.

    I’m not so sure.

    Consider this sketch of “Paleo-Indian” life in Savannah, GA acknowledge by institutional offices in Savannah:

    The arrival of the Paleo-Indians set the stage for subsequent advanced Indigenous cultures, such as the remarkable Mississippian culture. You might be surprised to learn that this civilization, which flourished long before European influence took hold, developed a socio-political structure that featured industries, agriculture, commerce, and organized political systems, reflecting high degrees of innovation and complexity. The urban centers they established rivalled those of contemporary European cities in scale and sophistication, a testament to their ingenuity and foresight.

    Industry: The Mississippian culture showcased advanced techniques in tool-making and resource utilization, crafting items from native materials with remarkable skill.
    Agriculture: Corn, beans, and squash formed the agricultural triad that supported large populations, a concept that was revolutionary for its time.
    Commerce: Interconnected trade networks spanned vast distances, moving goods and culture between different regions and tribes.
    Political Systems: Robust leadership and social stratification were evident in their mound-building and city-planning endeavours, an aspect that remains awe-inspiring even today.
    This insight into the lives of Savannah’s first inhabitants invites you to appreciate the depth of history that predates our modern understanding of the city. As you walk through the historic streets of Savannah, remember that beneath your feet lies a rich tapestry of ancient customs, traditions, and stories waiting to be further uncovered and acknowledged. https://savannahlakesrvresort.com/the-untold-indigenous-history-of-savannah-from-past-to-present/

    Thinking about this blurb from a Savannah tourist bureau, I indulged a fantasy: What if America’s indigenous people — the many tribes scraped from their ‘homelands’ in East-of-the-Mississippi -USA, caught the zionist mind-virus and rose up to reclaim their “ancient homelands”?

    What if the Cherokee, the Shawnee, the Pontiac etc. began chanting in unison,

    “If I forget thee oh Georgia; oh Arkansas; oh Mississippi; oh Washington, DC; — may my right hand be forgotten! …
    Remember, Chief Joseph, what the Americans did on the day we were forced across the Mississippi.

    Daughters of the American Revolution, doomed to weak tea, happy is the one who repays you according to what you have done to us.
    Happy is the one who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks (for failing to use the correct pronoun)!”

    Is it any less plausible that the Paleo- civilizations of North America might rise up and reclaim their ancient homelands on that continent, than that zionist Jews from Poland, Lithuania, Russia, and the even less civilized environs of Brooklyn and Long Island, should claim a strip of land on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean?

    (There’s an even odder parallel in that America’s Paleo’s were offered Casinos, substitutes to assuage their shattered economies and cultures.)

    • Replies: @Notsofast
  42. I’ve come to believe that the real reason for the creation of the UN was 2 fold

    One, and most important, to give the fig-leaf of legitimacy to the fake Jew’s colonial project in Palestine

    And two, to get Americans used to taking orders from a one world government based outside the US.

    Americans need to ditch this fake Jew run US empire, including things like the UN and focus only on rebuilding our country and republic.

    How to get the ball rolling?

    Start by discrediting the foundation of their power; the Jewish Press (mainstream media)

    By always calling it the Jewish Press

    It’s true and people need to know this.

  43. turtle says: • Website
    @Anon

    Send all Jews who migrated to Palestine back to Poland, Russia, or wherever the hell they came from. Stop pretending such foreign interlopers have any “historical” connection to Palestine, thus ending persecution of the Palestinian Arabs.

    • Replies: @Wokechoke
  44. Chaskinns says:

    “Fanaticism consists of redoubling your effort when you have forgotten your aim”–George Santayana. Sounds like Israel to me, but perhaps American empire as well?
    Meanwhile, numerous countries are condemning the Gaza genocide, but not one has sent troops in to fight the IDF nor the US empire. The starvation continues,the torture continues, and the Western-USian beating off continues. These countries are prepared to talk-mouth flatulence until there isn’t a living Palestinian left.

    • Agree: Lauren
  45. Prudentia says:
    @xyzxy

    The building of casinos, etc., was the objective all along. Bibi plans to take the Gazan off-shore gas fields for Israel, worth some $500bn, and make the Ben Gurion canal. Jews in the US were being pitched for real estate purchases soon after 10/7. Nova City was the plan all along, including further expansion into Lebanon & Syria.

    Nova City to Replace Gaza 10/15/2023
    https://www.albawaba.com/node/nova-city-replace-gaza-rumor-spread-amid-israeli-attacks-1537778

  46. Zumbuddi says:

    One action might be to stop buying — rather, refuse to buy any item that has the Kosher symbol on it.

    Take the item to the shop manager & tell him/her that you will not purchase any item that has a religious “stamp of approval” imposed on it: for you to purchase such an item would signify an implied denial of your own religious convictions.

    If enough people performed this quiet act, maybe one shop, then another store, then a chain of stores would stop carrying such items.

    It’s a “freedom of religion” issue.

    Recently I shopped for tofu at a Trader Joe’s. Several brands were available, but only one did NOT have a kosher symbol. It should be the other way around.

    I do not buy anything from stores/chains/merchants that, to my knowledge, support zionism or Israel. I go out of my way to avoid them, as I do to avoid patronizing Amazon, even if it costs more, as it frequently does.

  47. Chris Moore says: • Website

    I see only two likely outcomes as this storm gathers. In one, the better of the two, France, Britain and other pillars of the Western alliance will back their honorable diplomatic shifts with substantive action against the Zionists’ terror campaigns and rampant breaches of international law. That would change the diplomatic landscape significantly. In the other, these nations will do nothing, decisively discrediting their position on the Israel–Palestine question while putting the U.N.’s impotence on pitiful display. There will be no coming back from this latter eventuality.

    It will be the latter of the two.

    jews and their stooges have corrupted the U.N. from its very founding in 1945 (perhaps the first year of Satan’s reign). jews and their stooges envisioned the U.N. just as it’s functioning (and the U.S. just as it’s functioning): corrupt, bureaucratic, warped Globalist goyim making backroom deals with demonic jews that ultimately serve the interests of demonic jews and the Devil.

    The jews have taken the temperature of the world and the “world body”, and have found it as cold-blooded and souless as they themselves are, and as the original, jew-corrupted WASPs who set up the U.N. in San Francisco (“Gay Bay”) were. In fact, they probably retired for a homosexual orgy right after the founding vote.

    If the U.N. weren’t corrupt, lying and souless itself, it would never have passed all those resolutions mentioning the fictional “Holocaust” article of jewish faith.
    https://www.google.com/search?q=un+resolutioms+mentioning+holocaust&oq=un+resolutioms+mentioning+holocaust

    This is how the jews and their stooges get the hooks into the stupid Antichrist Beast: get the Beast to formally (on paper, rubber-stamped by an official governmental or quasi-govermental body) back their Antichrist articles of faith that are ultimately designed to advance their Zionist terrorist cause.

    The jews = the Antichrist Beast. The Antichrist Beast = the jews.

    Widdle Paddy Lawrence should know that by now. Widdle Paddy Lawrence has been drinking to much Irish Red. His backward brain is pickled. He’s as fanatical, demented, warped and delusional as any easily-brainwashed Semitic kike or wog.

    Fourteen years later, Yasser Arafat delivered that famous speech to the General Assembly while wearing a pearl-handled revolver at his hip.

    A typical Semitic Islamist thug, no different from the Semitic Zionist thugs. Paddy Lawrence glorifies the Islamist thugs and the Marxist thugs (who are part of the Marxist-Zionist Beast). Paddy Lawrence is part of the Beast himself.

    Paddy Lawrence, go take a shot of Irish Whiskey–with Arafat, in Hell. Eventually Netanyahu will join you both for a big belly laugh. Eventually all pissant kikes and wogs are going to crumble at the feet of the Christ, and I doubt he will have even noticed you were here. 1945 to 2045 sounds about right for a good round century of “controlled” terror, to re-harden the world into Christ’s reality.

  48. Anonymous[324] • Disclaimer says:
    @meamjojo

    How is a Palestinian state supposed to function you ask.

    That’s the heart of the matter. It’s too little too late, but gives the impression that these countries actually care. They don’t.

    Meanwhile, Netanyahu is using this UN “recognition” as “justification” to annex the West Bank. Yes, the WB Palestinians will be removed too, and if no one has noticed, it certainly looks like Greater Israel is expanding it’s borders. So, it seems to me that this effort to recognize Palestine was most likely coordinated by Netanyahu himself especially for the purpose of annexing the west bank. After all, the kings of the earth fornicate with the Beast.

    • Replies: @meamjojo
  49. True Christians, of course, oppose the state of Israel; Christian Zionists, however, are no more Christian than Moses. The Jews in Israel today are not God’s chosen people; Christians are now the chosen ones. God gave NO everlasting unconditional promise of national perpetuity to the Old Covenant nation of Israel. Indeed, Old Covenant Israel violated its covenant with God, and God did what Moses declared He would do: He expelled Jews from the Promised Land and destroyed their nation forever!

    • Replies: @Jim H
  50. Lauren says:
    @Punchthem

    The just solution would be is to make the Gazans and West Bank native non -Jews, equal citizens of settler state Israel. Today Hamas and all Palestinians, all Arabs and Iran, would agree.

    Just as today all Native Americans are equal citizens of settler state USA and South African Natives are equal citizens of settler state South Africa. After centuries of massacres on both sides. For Israel to oppose recognition of a Palestinian state is an acknowledgement that Gaza and West Bank are territories of Israel, apartheid territories. If apartheid is racism and wrong according to western democratic ethics, then that applies to Israel too.

    Jordan was created by western powers, as was Palestine, post WW1 with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. Prior that area was called” Greater Syria.” The nation states Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Palestine and Jordan are western imposed divisions. Israel was carved from parts of Jordan and parts of Palestine which as just mentioned, themselves were creations of western powers, post WW1. People lived and traveled freely throughout that land “Greater Syria” under Ottoman rule. Post WW1; Lebanon, Syria Iraq, Palestine, Jordan were carved out by western powers, then post ww2;Israel, by the UN back when it was a colonialist man’s club.For the zionists and their supporters to say that there was no nation state there is irrelevant because the nation state is a western imposed poltical divion. People cities towns were there.

    • Replies: @meamjojo
  51. hobnob says:

    It’s high time the General Assembly issues a Uniting-for-Peace resolution calling for member states to use armed force against Israel to halt its genocide and illegal occupation of Palestine, and to enforce Palestinian rights to self-determination. The necessity for this has already been established by the International Court of Justice, and all member states are already legally obligated to co-operate in making this a reality.

    Of course the resolution would be a “mere recommendation,” as the genociders like to say, and the twin rogue states, the U.S. and Israel, would ignore it as a legal obligation–though no doubt reacting with their usual sanctions/assassinations strategies–, but it would be a diplomatic blow to the rogue states and arguably support Yemen’s attacks on Israel and embolden others to co-operate in the military effort, as they would be obliged to do under UN-recognized legal principles.

    • LOL: meamjojo
    • Replies: @Disinfected
  52. Notsofast says:
    @Zumbuddi

    as i was reading your excellent comment, i was thinking that they were bought off with casinos, alcohol and cigarettes, that you touch on, at the end of your comment. they are given these vices from which to “profit”. profiting from harmful addictive vices, does that sound familiar? where have i heard that before? this keeps them on the reservation and prevents their general population, from rising up and expecting more out of life, or advancing as a people.

    in addition it creates oligarchs within their system, that insure an unfair distribution of the common wealth of their nation, syphoning wealth upwards, fitting perfectly into our own corrupt system of “governance”.

    i live in florida and at one time there was an indigenous culture living here, that built huge shell mounds, that were destroyed and the shells used to buld the roads of our city in the late 1800’s. this completely erased all archeological evidence of the earlier culture. this seems to have been done out of ignorance and lack of respect for these original inhabitants, i don’t think anyone thought twice about it.

    in occupied palestine there is a concerted effort to erase all other historical evidence, of any other cultures that lived there thousands of years before these invaders, really rather briefly occupied the area, creating their “history” out of pure mythos, that they now demand the world respect, due to their “chosen” nature.

    i believe we are experiencing the dawn of a new day, age and consciousness of mankind. their primitive day, age and consciousness is ending. i was reading another comment of yours describing persians as being different, as they came out of a zoroastrian heritage, that was more oriented around the truth and an understanding of the unity of opposing forces, that are inherent in the cosmos. i agree with you if this is in fact what you were saying.

    this immediately reminded me of the ancient egyptian religious understanding and the central importance of the goddess ma’at and the prime directive of following the way of ma’at, (truth, order, justice and honesty) rather than isfet, (chaos, disorder, injustice and dishonesty). ma’at was in fact identical twin goddesses, ma’at and mu’at, who were known as the two truths (two sides to every story), a duality that was a unity, the coincidentia oppositorum, the pairing of the opposites, the yin and yang. this pairing of opposites shows up in all of the spiritual offspring of the egyptian tradition, that were the mystery religions of the mediterranean region.

    this dawning of the new age of aquarius, seems to me to be the dawning of a new day age and consciousness of ma’at, the truth. we are told that ma’at rises mutually with ra. as we come to the end of their dark age and the new days dawn, people worldwide are beginning to finally see the light and fully understand the dark spell of jewish supremacism to which we have been subjugated.

    their dark spell is being broken, by their unspeakably cruel actions (karma), it is they that have insisted that their genocide of the palestinians, has been directed by their dark god and the two shall forever be linked. their actions (karma) shall be their final undoing, they have brought it all upon themselves. as i am now in the last stage of my life, i feel i am witnessing this rapid transformation of the entire world, that i never have thought possible in my own lifetime.

    it is a very comforting feeling to me, to think the world is being born anew and a new and far more just system of governance is emerging, maybe not here in the west, that has tied the millstone of israel around its neck but in the rest of the world that is being freed from the yoke of oppression that had been imposed upon them by these dark bastards.

    • Thanks: werpor
  53. Zenada says:

    The author is correct in saying that voting for a Palestinian state would not have any practical results in the immediate future, since there is just small fragments of land that Palestinians still live on.

    However, a vote for such a state would keep the Palestinian question open for years to come and keep up the human desire for fairness and justice alive. In the more distant future such desire for fairness and justice would push the world to provide a solution.

    Another benefit would be the continued discussion of the history and the truth behind it all. Questions would be subjected to examination, such as,

    1. Why is this war by Israel called a war for its existence when Hamas has only rifles and bottle rockets? How are rifles and rockets going to destroy Israel?
    2. Why does the US support the above reasoning given by Israel?
    3. Why do people, Americans mostly, accept bombing hospitals, just because Israel claims there are Hamas people there?
    4. Is US policy organic, or is the policy paid for?

    Israel has lost the PR war. Over the years to come people will get up the courage to push for fairness and justice.

    • Thanks: muh muh
  54. @A123

    Why should Palestinians have to re-locate?
    Now that almost every thinking person in the world who is unaffected by Zionist propaganda realizes the entire sham of the Balfour/Rothschild letter of approval for appropriating another region away from its actual inhabitants, and that also realizes the entire scam of Israeli black ops, and apartheid activities, the new attitude is that Palestinians should be left where they are.
    Also I don’t know if you know this, but during the Nakba era, 1947-1948, 750,000 Palestinians were exiled from their homeland. The United States took many of them in. So did Jordan and Syria. I think it is also true that Egypt took them in as well.

    • Replies: @A123
  55. Jim H says:
    @Anglo Mark

    ‘The Jews in Israel today are not God’s chosen people; Christians are now the chosen ones.’ — Anglo Mark

    You overlook a third possibility: that there’s no such thing as a ‘chosen people.’

    I viscerally reject the concept of a deity invidiously favoring one human tribe over another, including my own.

    Such a deity axiomatically would be a fictional construct of the beneficiary tribe; a ventriloquist sky-daddy if you will.

    • Agree: Kingsmeg, Disinfected, turtle
    • Replies: @Anglo Mark
  56. werpor says:
    @Anonymous

    werpor says…

    Of course “…this is all deliberate.”

    It is a “shit-show”, going on throughout the world. The shit-show is not self correcting.

    A problem arises — within closed frameworks — because a closed framework is not inherently self correcting. Its inherent problems metastasize longitudinally and vertically. Think of living things including humans and their organizations — where human organizations perpetuate their received memes and tropes — buttressed by an establishments dialectic, i.e. certain regular and mutual relationships, interactions, beliefs, thoughts and processes in society — not excluding beliefs begins to malfunction. The result is internal distress.

    For a time, even a long time, the framework is successful and uncontested, all its parts meshing together like clockwork, until the parts begin to break down. This, because forces outside the established framework are cumulative. All the while inside the closed framework the dominant elites fail to adequately respond.

    Individual elements within the existing framework lose their faith in the integrity of its superstructure until all the participants know with certainty something is wrong. Naturally the establishment participants’ have the most to lose. Establishments have much stored inertia. In fact they carry on as before, “…fiddling while Rome burned” as the aphorism has it.

    As a metaphorical phrase, “fiddling” while a serious, dangerous, destructive situation is unfolding when one’s attention and action are needed most, is where we are. In other words carrying on as before only ads fuel to the fire.

    It becomes impossible that the established ways and means can continue. Thus commences the thrashing about as the framework collapses. The establishment musters a series of last minute attempts, doing exactly as before in a last ditch attempt to survive the inevitable.

    A rampaging army in retreat causes much damage becoming a victim of its earlier successes. The land laid waste by the army when attacking has become unsupportable. Its stores long used up, bring the army to a catastrophic end at last.

    The present establishment ZIDSO, the Zionist International Deep State Oligarchy — fully operational in both Ukraine and in Gaza — is exposed. The world is not in accord with its memes, its tropes, its dialectic. ZIDSO’s proxies are worn out. Its promulgations are proving intolerable.

    One certain thing those proxies ought to understand continuing to allow ZIDSO to control the money supply is leading to disaster. This has enabled ZIDSO and its agents to monopolize the supply of dollars within the United States, including redistributing the vast incomes from labour, which is no less than slavery, to its cronies.

    BlackRock run by Larry Fink is domiciled in the United States but is deploying its resources, i.e. its capital, by buying up vast acreages in Ukraine. But U.S. taxpayers are on the hook for the cost of aggressing against Russia. BlackRock is active internationally.

    NATO is an international agreement to defend not attack. Yet BlackRock’s Larry Fink is at work encouraging NATO to destabilize Russia while using Ukraine’s men and women to fight for BlackRock —fighting so that Larry Fink succeeds in appropriating Ukrainian farmland.

    If ZIDSO is allowed to continue the consequences will be an epic disaster.

    ZIDSO — the Zionist International Deep State Oligarchy is deliberate in its intention! Which is what? Draw your own conclusions. ZIDSO has inoculated its hosts with propaganda. Intentionally brainwashing the masses ZIDSO is in fact supported by most of its victims.

    • Replies: @Disinfected
    , @Chris Moore
  57. Notsofast says:
    @muh muh

    that seems to be good news but it begs the question of how do they feel about the annexation of gaza? i worry that united arab emirates’ lack of response to the gaza occupation, might signal an acceptance of “trump gaza” ersatz israel project and the real goal of the resource grab and insane genocide canal project. the west bank might be a head fake, to show israel has “compromised”, therefore the palestinians must “compromise” as well and get the fuck out of gaza.

    anyway you look at it the u.a.e. is irrelevant and like you say cravenly sycophantic. the real question to me is, what is iran’s response? everyone seems to act like iran was defeated by the superior ubermensch ash can nazis and is now humbled and irrelevant and nothing could be further from the truth.

    have you heard anything about china and russia, backing the houthis? other than a couple suspicious of a.i. generated richard wolff videos, i haven’t heard anything thing about this. these videos don’t even mention iran which to me seems strange, just wondering your take on this.

    • Replies: @muh muh
  58. @werpor

    Nice! Love the coinage!

    • Replies: @werpor
  59. muh muh says:
    @A123

    Slightly off-topic, but Palestine-related, nonetheless…

    The latest Resistance Report @ Day 699, November 3, 2025

    Highlights:

    * Shoot-to-kill zones illustrated in UNOCHA map do not indicate Israeli control of zone
    * Israel’s claim to control 75% of strip is belied by success of recent al-Qassam operations
    * Israel is struggling to meet required troop numbers for next operation; government stationing police at sea and airports, anticipating detention of draft dodgers
    * Israeli newspaper Ma’ariv poll indicates only 25% of Israelis believe Israel is winning war; 20% believe al-Qassam is winning (!)
    * IDF admits after two years of war ‘enormous wear and tear on manpower and equipment’ (Source: Israeli Army Radio)
    * Internally leaked IDF booklet given to every training officer described the abject failure of Operation Gideon’s Chariot’s (ending last month), declaring ‘every possible mistake was made’
    * For 630 days, there were no leaked IDF documents; in past two months, leaks occur multiple times each week, betraying internecine conflict between military and government

    Martial operations:

    @ 15:40 ~ Saraya al Quds vs IDF in Zeitoun: Kornet anti-tank guided missile strike vs IDF Eitan troop carrier in a joint operation with the Qassam Brigades on 26 August east of Gaza City; final scene is medevac helicopter. [Islamic Jihad 3/9]
    @ 18:55 ~ Saraya al Quds vs IDF in Southern Gaza City: Mortar attack on IDF position established in elementary girls’ school, compelling troop withdrawal
    @ 23:07 ~ Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) vs IDF: Placement of TC-6 mines along troop route
    @ 24:24 ~ Saraya al Quds & al-Qassam vs IDF in Shajaiya: EFPs denotate beneath Merkava; Tandem 85 hits tank on reinforcement path

    And… The Crème de la crème:

    @ 27:09 ~ ‘Greatest hits’ in run-up to Beit Hanoun operation
    @ 29:33 ~ Beit Hanoun operation
    @ 30:33 ~ al-Qassam vs IDF at Erez Crossing, right under the nose of multiple troops, luring them over a massive Claymore mine and into the bowels of Hell.

    The footage beginning at 30:33 is worth watching to see the degree of incompetence demonstrated by Israel’s ground forces.

    From all such footage to date, it’s truly indicative of their ineptitude in general.

    Enjoy.


    Video Link

  60. @hobnob

    That would be an important and long overdue gesture, although as you say, it would be totally ignored by the usual suspects. More importantly it would possibly be the end of the United Nations as we know it, a Cold war relic that is l-o-n-g past it’s sell-by date. Then, who knows? Maybe a new one could be created from the ruins located somewhere else, and the US, Irzrahell, and their Euro-lackeys rightly permanently banned from membership as genocidal rogue states. Maybe then, Trump can finally get his way and turn them all into hellish 20th century perpetual war theme parks?

  61. A123 says: • Website
    @TrueDelphi

    How is your Muslim colony in Gaza going to function?

    You have to deal with three interrelated in issues in a practical & realistic manner. Stealing land and water from nuclear armed indigenous Palestinian Jews is impractical & unrealistic.

    -1- Population
    -2- Natural resources
    -3- Economic activity
    ______

    I. The current population of Gaza has not changed in the past 2 years due to a high birth rate. It remains ~2 million. Non-partisan demographers suggest a population as high as 4 million by 2050.

    If you insist that emigration will be minimal, you are obligated to explain how your scenario will accommodate this many Muslim colonists.
    ______

    II. Hamas, in the name of Muhammad, irrevocably damaged the Gaza Aquifer. There is adequate fresh water to support ~500K. How is the global community of Islamic nations going to provide water to your target population number?

    • Initial build cost for desalination is high
    • Annual operating costs are also high
    • Plants are fragile, so there are security concerns.

    Please explicitly call out Islamic nations and explain how much they will commit to spend on fresh water for Gaza. If there is insufficient Muslim backing, emigration is inevitable (or quality of life collapses).

    Other natural resources such as farm land are also pressed, but water is by far the tightest constraint. There is some natural gas, but it is not an especially large field. Gaza will not have a hydrocarbon cash based economy like Qatar or UAE.
    _______

    III. The UN, including UNRWA and its dole, are now banned from Gaza. They used to provide western money to prop up the Muslim colonial population. This will never return. It’s over.

    Despite the splashy fanfare, trying for a tourist based economy is very difficult. Kashmir had one terror attack and it lost 90%+ of its bookings. Given the track record of Jihadist violence in Muslim occupied Gaza, its not going to be a major tourist draw.

    • How will your Islamic nations drive economic activity?
    • Will the OIC commit to being permanently on the hook for a new dole?

    You need to explain how your people will obtain sufficient money to live on.
    _______

    This leads us full circle back to — What is your proposed Gaza population?

    At 500K, there are a number of paths to a self sufficient Gaza. Lower population plus the exclusion of Hamas would:
        — Make water a manageable issue.
        — Ease security concerns.
        — Allow workers to obtain jobs in Israel supplementing the economy.
    A “Right of Religious Return” for Muslims, similar to Jewish Aliyah, would feed emigration bringing Gaza’s population down to a sustainable level.

    However, if you insist on higher populations, the problems rapidly become worse. How would you deal with these unsustainable numbers?

    I doubt that the global community if Islamic nations will put themselves permanently on the hook to support a colony of ~2 million.

    IMHO, I do not see any practical & realistic plan that could support 4+ million Muslim occupiers in Gaza. It would take thousands of trucks per day importing almost everything.

    PEACE 😇

    • Thanks: meamjojo
  62. muh muh says:
    @Notsofast

    the west bank might be a head fake, to show israel has “compromised”, therefore the palestinians must “compromise” as well and get the fuck out of gaza.

    That’s a sharp take, and certainly possible.

    Still, Israel has a limited window of opportunity in the West Bank they’re eager to exploit and any deterrence against annexation right now could ultimately prove fatal to it.

    anyway you look at it the u.a.e. is irrelevant and like you say cravenly sycophantic. the real question to me is, what is iran’s response? everyone seems to act like iran was defeated by the superior ubermensch ash can nazis and is now humbled and irrelevant and nothing could be further from the truth.

    Yep. Iran is just keeping its powder dry, anticipating another inevitable assault on the homeland.

    I believe this news tells us everything we need to know about the ‘success’ of America’s most recent campaign in Iran:

    US general whose report on Iran nuclear sites angered Trump fired

    United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired a general whose agency’s preliminary intelligence assessment angered President Donald Trump for reporting that the US attack on Iranian nuclear sites in June had inflicted limited damage, according to reports.

    https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/8/23/us-general-whose-report-on-iran-nuclear-sites-damage-angered-trump-fired

    Firing the bearer of bad news: the hallmark of an impetuous autocrat.

    have you heard anything about china and russia, backing the houthis? other than a couple suspicious of a.i. generated richard wolff videos, i haven’t heard anything thing about this. these videos don’t even mention iran which to me seems strange, just wondering your take on this.

    A grain of salt’s the better option, though I don’t think it’s entirely out of the question, even if the assistance remains covert.

    • Agree: Notsofast
  63. ‘…Supporting something while supporting nothing? There is an argument that the raft of new recognitions is, indeed, nothing more than performative, an exercise in sheer cynicism…’

    It’s only ‘performative’ if those taking the step shrink from its logical consequence: that the State of Israel will need to be made into a pariah and eventually allowed to wither away.

    One step at a time: after all, Israel itself traces its origins to a decision at Versailles to permit a ‘Jewish National Homeland’ in Palestine — it being clearly understood that this ‘Homeland’ would never become an independent state.

    So Israel can be dismantled with little baby steps as well.

    • Agree: muh muh
    • Replies: @meamjojo
  64. meamjojo says:
    @Lauren

    “The just solution would be is to make the Gazans and West Bank native non -Jews, equal citizens of settler state Israel. Today Hamas and all Palestinians, all Arabs and Iran, would agree. ”

    They had that option back in 1948. Approximately 20% accepted and now function as full citizens in Israel. These Israeli Arabs even hold seats in the Knesset.

    It would be impossible to allow this today as it would corrupt the idea of Jewish state ruled primarily by Jews.

    See:
    https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-percentage-of-arabs-livin-sYK3We64TOC8I6tV11YUpg#0

    • Replies: @Lauren
  65. meamjojo says:
    @Punchthem

    “This is fair assessment. Two state solution is just stupid game West is playing to justify their incapability to solve the problem. The only solution is that all the Jews return to the countries where they came from and continue to live as they did thousands of years.”

    Given that Israel and its approximately 10 million citizens, about 20% of which are Arabs, generate a GDP of over $500 billion annually, are at the forefront of technology development and have generally put together a state country, they are not going anywhere.

    The Palestinians, OTOH, are grifters, welfare dependent, who over the course of 77 years sine 1948 have produced nothing of value. They are only good at one thing – making babies.

    Therefore, the plan is to move the Palestinians out of Israel territory and reintegrate them into the general Arab populations of other countries and allow the “Palestinian” name to die off.

    • Replies: @werpor
  66. @mulga mumblebrain

    ‘…Have there EVER been monsters more diabolical than these Judeonazi swine?’

    It’s getting to be a legitimate question.

    Anyone have any alternatives to propose?

    • Replies: @muh muh
  67. meamjojo says:
    @Anonymous

    I was with you until your last two sentences. Netanyahu isn’t some kind of god, capable of machinations like this. Don’t give credit where it isn’t due.

  68. The hasbararats here ask the question: how will the Palestinian state survive after it is recognized since it has no water, no electricity, no means to support itself and no government?
    Setting aside the zionazis destroyed everything in Gaza and the rest of the occupied territories; the Palestinians will need some help initially to set up the infrastructure after that they will be able function on their own using the wealth of the oil and gas, the jews are presently stealing, off the Gaza coast. They will have great opportunities for trade having seaports on the Mediterranean and access to China’s BRI, not to mention its proximity the Suez Canel. They could develop their beaches and build hotels for tourism.

    Of course this is what the jews are slavering over, so, they will have to be expelled and sent back to their home cuntries

    • Agree: Kingsmeg
    • Replies: @muh muh
    , @A123
  69. peterAUS says:
    @Commentator Mike

    I can’t even be bothered following this any more; it looks like just much of the same.

    It is.

    I hear Israel is now telling the Palestinians to go to a “safe” zone in the south of Gaza. Hasn’t this already happened earlier?

    Yes, it has.

    I remember the Palestinian civilian convoys moving south to get away from the IDF then moving north again. Looks like Jews are taking the piss while killing the Palestinians whenever and wherever they may be.

    Something like that.

    Good/bad news (depending what “team” one is): sizeable part of The Jewish Power in general and Israelis in particular don’t agree with that…method….of solving the Hamas problem.
    Bad/good news (again, depending…): A passionate group within Israeli society does like that method very much.

    So, here we are. Or, better, Palestinians and IDF ground forces are. We are observing the bloody circus. Emphasis on “bloody”.

  70. muh muh says:
    @John Trout

    The hasbararats here ask the question: how will the Palestinian state survive after it is recognized since it has no water, no electricity, no means to support itself and no government?

    Yes, it’s curious how interested they are in interfering in the sovereign affairs of internationally recognized Palestinian territory while bristling at any hint of others interfering in their own nation’s affairs.

    I believe the appropriate word for that is ‘hypocrisy’.

    No matter. If Palestine is left to itself, able to determine who can and cannot assist it in its reconstruction, it’s more than certain that many nations from across the globe will willingly oblige.

    It isn’t even necessary to think about that. It would happen.

    The real problem is, and has always been, what Zionists do to prevent that from happening.

    • Replies: @John Trout
  71. Jim H says:

    ‘English liberty’ gurgles ignominiously down the drain:

    British police said Sunday that they arrested almost 900 people demonstrating in London against a ban on the group Palestine Action, which has been deemed a terrorist organization by the government.

    Almost 1,600 people have now been detained, many for silently holding signs supporting the group, since it was outlawed two months ago. Protesters say the ban on Palestine Action is an unwarranted curb on free speech and the right to protest.

    The Metropolitan Police force said 890 people were arrested at Saturday’s demonstration, the vast majority, 857, under the Terrorism Act for supporting a proscribed organization. Some 33 were detained for other offenses, including 17 for assaulting police officers.

    Defend Our Juries, the campaign group organizing the protest, said 1,500 people took part in the demonstration outside Parliament, sitting down and holding signs reading “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action.”

    https://apnews.com/article/britain-palestine-action-protest-arrests-b6acca3f6e46cf0fd64ae11d413f5bd8

    This is what happens when you have Jews squatting in 10 Downing Street, celebrating Shabbat on Friday evenings.

    Evict these invasive, despotic aliens.

  72. werpor says:
    @Yukon Jack

    Trump is a servant of ZIDSO, i.e. the Zionist International Deep State Oligarchy, as are all the elected individuals in the democracies ZIDSO manipulates.

    ZIDSO is left and right. Communism and Crony Capitalist. ZIDSO is transnational in its intentions.

    The American people are nationalists by nature, as are people everywhere except the ZIDSO tribe.

    ZIDSO cares nothing for nationalists; their aim is to destroy them. ZIDSO is loyal only to ZIDSO.

    • Agree: John Trout
  73. A123 says: • Website
    @John Trout

    Why do Taqiyya Trolls lie so much?

    the Palestinians will need some help initially to set up the infrastructure

    Which Islamic countries will provide that help?
    How much will they put in?
    What equity positions will they take in those concerns?

    after that they will be able function on their own using the wealth of the oil and gas, the jews are presently stealing, off the Gaza coast.

    LOL — Nothing is being stolen. There are no proven oil reserves, and geology suggests none will be found. The small gas reserve is undeveloped.

    There are not enough hydrocarbons to become the next Qatar.

    They will have great opportunities for trade having seaports on the Mediterranean

    There is no natural seaport in Gaza. Look at the failure of PLO Joe’s attempted Hamas resupply pier.

    access to China’s BRI, not to mention its proximity the Suez Canel

    What does Gaza have that China wants. Nothing.

    Relocating Muslim colonists out of Gaza to better resourced lands on the far side of the Suez would make them much more valuable to the CCP. Perhaps China will help fund minimum necessary relocation?

    They could develop their beaches and build hotels for tourism.

    A risky proposition at best. Violence and tourism do not mix well. A truly disarmed, less populous, and thus more peaceful Gaza could generate some seasonal tourism.

    If Gaza’s population booms to over 4 million, overcrowding will make most tourist possibilities non-viable.

    Of course this is what the jews are slavering over

    ROTFLMAO — Not much to slaver over.

    Indigenous Palestinian Jews have much better offshore gas opportunities such as Leviathan. The Gaza aquifer is wrecked, so any Jewish rehabilitation effort would have the same sort of water supply issues.

    It is amazing how much the malice of Islam has damaged the land in a mere two decades.

    PEACE 😇

    • Troll: Jim H
    • Replies: @John Trout
  74. Lauren says:
    @meamjojo

    At the time all Arabs justly did not want a settler state being created at the expense of the natives. But since the 67 war, where Israel took more land, [illegally], all Arabs including Hamas, PLO prior, have said they would accept an Israeli state along the original 1948borders [2 state solution] OR a one state solution where all are citizens of the settler state. Israel refuses either solution, insisting it must remain majority Jewish ergo will not give right of return to those forced out through terrorism and by hook and by crook and confined to apartheid territories ,nor it will it give up land illegally seized in the 67 war.
    That some non- Jews managed to hold on to their homes when Israel was created through terrorism and by hook and by crook, does not invalidate the struggle of the rest, the majority of non -Jews forced out, for their right to not be cleansed, apartheided or genocided for not being Jewish.

    If it was as you and other pro Israelis supporters say, a false belief on the part of Arabs that non Jewish natives, were to be forced out for not being Jewishby settler Zionists, then Israel should make good on this claim, that non -Jewish natives could have all remained in Israel in the creation of the settler Jewish state, had the Arabs not opposed the creation of Israel, by making non -Jewish natives[ now called Palestinians] forced out and confined to territories, , citizens now.

    That Israel now says it must remain majority Jewish , and so will not grant the right of return to Gazans or West Bank non -Jews,[ but every Jews from anywhere can become a citizens of Israel and even displace non Jews as occurs in West Bank] confirms and validates the struggle of the Palestinians that their rights have been violated from the get go by the settler Jewish supremacist apartheid Zionist state. That Israel contains non- Jewish Arabs “in the Knesset” does not negate the violation of the rights of those who did not manage to hold on to their homes in Israel proper, and who are a subjugated apartheided people confined to territories for not being Jewish. Their struggle is just.

    • Thanks: werpor
    • Replies: @meamjojo
  75. @Jim H

    You overlook a third possibility: that there’s no such thing as a ‘chosen people.’

    Actually, I overlooked the fourth possibility too: God does not exist and was invented by man to only offer an explanation for a cruel and wicked world and answer the questions: “Why are we here?” “What is our purpose in life?” However, the belief in God – and especially the belief in Christ – requires faith and the faithful to believe in salvation.

    True Christians believe in salvation through Christ – and only Christ. The faux Christians – or Christian Zionists – pervert Biblical passages to praise the demonic killers of Christ: the Jews. Of course, the Scofield Bible financed by the Zionist Jew Samuel Untermyer, provided the scoundrel Scofield with the anti-Christian philosophy to justify its teachings: dispensational premillennialism. Christian Zionism predates Jewish Zionism by about 50 years. Indeed, secular Jews adopted a Christian doctrine as a means to advance ethnic supremacy, not as a means of salvation. Jews eschew any notion of salvation and therefore rationalize to the degree of celebrating the rape, murder, torture and genocide of gentiles. Jews and Satan share a common belief in amorality and evil and act on their beliefs. You need only witness the Israeli officials commission of evil in Gaza for definitive proof!

    While I appreciate your belief that our God is a loving God who loves ALL of his creations equally, as a true Christian I believe that salvation is only possible through Christ – and only Christ – and that renders Christians the Chosen Ones – certainly not the Satanic Jews.

  76. @muh muh

    No matter. If Palestine is left to itself, able to determine who can and cannot assist it in its reconstruction, it’s more than certain that many nations from across the globe will willingly oblige.

    Hypocrisy is the kindest description of the ziorats. They chortle the Palestinians can’t support themselves and rely on handouts, causally they have blockaded Gaza and prevented all trade and regulated food so that there was always a shortage. “Putting the Palestinas’ on a diet” says the head demon. They don’t mention how much the West, mainly the USA, has contributed financially to the support of the occupiers. Uncle Sam has deep pockets but here is the rub, he barrows from the jews to give to the jews, so much so the USA is 38 trillion dollars in debt and it takes a trillion dollars to service that debt every year.

    The Palestinians will be able to recover quickly with some support initially. They have the means in the form of the gas and oil off their coast and their proximity to the Chinese Belt and Road.

    • Replies: @A123
  77. @A123

    It is amazing how much the malice of Islam has damaged the land in a mere two decades.

    Ho,ho, hat’s a good one. So it was the Palestinians who bombed Gaza flat and killed a half million people, I could have sworn it was the jews who did that.

    “malice of Islam” This is not a religious struggle. Bolshevik jews from Eastern Europe, who are mostly atheist, are murdering Palestinians and stealing their land. The Bolshevik jews murder gleefully and joyously. They are far removed from humanity.

    • Agree: Kingsmeg
  78. Anon[888] • Disclaimer says:

    American and british have never and they never will abandon and stop supporting extremist jews and Israel against rest of the world. Many elite jews and their allies are fighting for american and british, as well as keeping the middle-east, Africa etc. in check for american and british empires. As american and british, it hasnt never been about moral or some kind of right and wrong. An american and a british only does what brings him most benefits, with any means necessary. That has always been real american and british. They do not think like human specie does. These are completely sick animals.

    American and british sickos arent never going to do something that weakens and weakens their empires. That would be end of easy and fat lives of american and british, who never had to do anything in life and they arent never going to let that happen. They havent never survived without a strong state, militarism, usery and fakery of everything. Everything about american and british has been fake.

  79. muh muh says:
    @Colin Wright

    Anyone have any alternatives to propose?

    Not particularly, no.

    More Israeli ‘mission success’ from last night:

    https://jumpshare.com/s/0BQNsHNF5UyTl0tqNQey

    • Agree: Colin Wright
  80. meamjojo says:
    @Colin Wright

    YOU will wither away long before Israel does. And that is a good thing.

  81. meamjojo says:
    @Lauren

    “That Israel contains non- Jewish Arabs “in the Knesset” does not negate the violation of the rights of those who did not manage to hold on to their homes in Israel proper, and who are a subjugated apartheided people confined to territories for not being Jewish”

    Uh-huh. Suggest you go argue these points in the UN. [lol]

  82. A123 says: • Website
    @John Trout

    The Palestinians will be able to recover quickly with some support initially. They have the means in the form of the gas and oil off their coast and their proximity to the Chinese Belt and Road.

    Ho, ho, that’s a good one. So it was indigenous Palestinian Jews who destroyed the Gaza Aquifer and launched the October 7 Genocide on Attack, I could have sworn it was the Muslim colonists who did that.

    There is no oil. The gas field is tiny. Gaza is on the wrong side of the Suez to benefit from the CCP Belt and Road. And, there is insufficient fresh water to support millions of people in Gaza. Realistically, any plan for self sufficiency will require emigration to match natural resources and population.

    PEACE 😇

    • Replies: @John Trout
  83. meamjojo says:

    There is no turning back for Israel in Gaza. The Gazan Palestinians brought their misfortune and fate on themselves.

    ‘The Bolt Is Being Lifted From the Gates of Hell’: Israel Launches Its Attack on Gaza City Center
    September 5, 2025

    Israel has launched its attack on Gaza City, targeting Hamas’s terrorist infrastructure in the city center and vowing to “intensify” the offensive until the terror group releases all hostages and disarms, according to Israeli defense minister Israel Katz.

    “Now the bolt is being lifted from the Gates of Hell in Gaza,” Katz announced in an X post Friday morning, according to a translation by Amit Segal, a journalist for Israel’s Channel 12. “An initial evacuation notice has been delivered to a multi-story terrorist building in Gaza City ahead of an attack.”

    “Once the door opens, it will not close,” Katz’s post goes on, “and IDF operations will continue to intensify—until Hamas murderers and rapists meet Israel’s conditions for ending the war, foremost among them the release of all hostages and the disarmament of their forces—or be destroyed.”

    https://freebeacon.com/latest-news/the-bolt-is-being-lifted-from-the-gates-of-hell-israel-launches-its-attack-on-gaza-city-center/

    • Replies: @John Trout
  84. Chris Moore says: • Website
    @werpor

    BlackRock run by Larry Fink is domiciled in the United States but is deploying its resources, i.e. its capital, by buying up vast acreages in Ukraine. But U.S. taxpayers are on the hook for the cost of aggressing against Russia. BlackRock is active internationally.

    NATO is an international agreement to defend not attack. Yet BlackRock’s Larry Fink is at work encouraging NATO to destabilize Russia while using Ukraine’s men and women to fight for BlackRock —fighting so that Larry Fink succeeds in appropriating Ukrainian farmland.

    If ZIDSO is allowed to continue the consequences will be an epic disaster.

    ZIDSO — the Zionist International Deep State Oligarchy is deliberate in its intention! Which is what? Draw your own conclusions. ZIDSO has inoculated its hosts with propaganda. Intentionally brainwashing the masses ZIDSO is in fact supported by most of its victims.

    And Larry Fink is just one international jew, oligarch, guru, rabbi, big jew… There are thousands like him (albeit not quite as rich) doing their worst. And yet these clowns on here think the jewsh problem is going to go away if you get rid of Israel.

    There was no Israel when the jews in their Marxist iteration murdered 100’s of millions. Maybe all these dumb goyim shouting “Death to Israel” themselves have a death wish.

    Zoglodytes and woglodytes never have been known for their intelligence.

    “Israel” was alive, kicking, and killing when these retards weren’t even a glint in the caveman’s eye.

    • Replies: @John Trout
  85. Western Morality exposed as totally phony. Post-WWII, the only real ‘morality’ in the West was appeasing the Jews.

    “Steve is an RAF veteran. Here’s his arrest by the
    @metpoliceuk
    as he holds a paper sign in London today.
    @novaramedia”

  86. @A123

    Ho, ho, that’s a good one. So it was indigenous Palestinian Jews who destroyed the Gaza Aquifer and launched the October 7 Genocide on Attack, I could have sworn it was the Muslim colonists who did that.

    You are drunk on adrenochrome. Which is the only explanation for your twisted view of events “indigenous Palestinian jews” indeed. Those suckers came mostly from Eastern Europe the most cowardly and criminal came from New York.
    How is the Gaza aquifer destroyed?
    According to the Geneva Conventions and the UN Charter the occupied have the right to resistance the occupiers do not have the right to call their reaction to the resistance self defense. The 7 October attack on the jews was an act of resistance.
    The Palestinians resided in Palestine for two millennia long before the jews slithered in and long before Islam.

    • Agree: muh muh
    • Replies: @A123
  87. werpor says:
    @meamjojo

    If all the Palestinians leave it would be an easy thing for the Iranians to level the Israeli cities. The Israeli want the Palestinians dead. Ex-patriot Palestinians would fight an endless rearguard resistance which will take the form of offence. The Jews have money and power! But these is nothing worse than having the tables turned on you — Jews in Palestine are done for. No matter the outcome of recent killings, expulsions, extra-territorial adventurism, etc., on their part.

    To suggest all Jews support Netanyahu or are even aware of the Jewish books is incorrect. But being a Jew in America in the intervening years since WW II and now, has been a grand slam home run for them. But Jews’ can no longer pretend that any comment about Jews is antisemitism.

    Further Jews have been outed for their major role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade and their role in the drug trade going back Centuries. Pretending their hands are clean and the general hatred for them is unwarranted is no longer a tenable proposition. They have earned their reputation for their deviousness. No wonder they are not liked.

    Wall Street is a den of thieves. Congress abets every perfidy Jews seem well versed in promulgating — which they celebrate as uniquely a manifestation of their superior intelligence. I wonder if the Goyim had had the temerity to contrive to control the money supply would they have done so? Would the Goyim have contrived to make war on one another in war after war since forever. How many millions of the Goyim they hate so much have died fighting wars our ever so friendly and innocent Jews’ have promulgated?

    Think of wars the Jewish banking ‘fraternity’ have encouraged and funded potential belligerents to fight. When have Jews mounted an offence where they are one side in a conflict and that their children are offered up to slaughter fighting an enemy?

    Gee guys you wanna’ fight; do I have a deal for you. We’ll even lend you the money! And we’ll even sell you the weapons and the ammunition and the materiel. Don’t forget to tax the families of the belligerents — no matter which side wins. Now “remember don’t blame us” — you wanna’ fight, we’ll inflame the population to heights of antagonism against the “huns”, against the “gooks”, against the “slants”, against the “Nazis”, against the “savages”, against the Palestinians, against the Russians, against the Goyim, against the “deplorables”, against each other.

    Heads we win tales you lose! C’mon we have pharmaceuticals, psychoanalysis, booze, drugs — and an entire advertising industry we monopolized just so as to encourage you to belive an entire narrative which is entirely false. And too, we invented the perfect neologism “Judeo-Christianity” to fool you into thinking we were all in “this” together!

    You Goyim are the perfect suckers. You thought “we” were friends! Look here I have a bag of jujubes for you to suck on! Go ahead suckers — stuck on this!

    • LOL: Poupon Marx
  88. @Chris Moore

    And yet these clowns on here think the jewsh problem is going to go away if you get rid of Israel.

    It’s a start. All the wars, all the political interference has been to benefit the outlaw occupation of Palestine.
    A wise man called it: “While the Zionists try to make the rest of the World believe that the national consciousness of the Jew finds its satisfaction in the creation of a Palestinian state, the Jews again slyly dupe the dumb Goyim. It doesn’t even enter their heads to build up a Jewish state in Palestine for the purpose of living there; all they want is a central organisation for their international world swindler, endowed with its own sovereign rights and removed from the intervention of other states: a haven for convicted scoundrels and a university for budding crooks. It is a sign of their rising confidence and sense of security that at a time when one section is still playing the German, French-man, or Englishman, the other with open effrontery comes out as the Jewish race.”

    ― Adolf Hitler, quote from Mein Kampf

    Simply: no isreal–no wars. The jews could put their ill-gotten gains to another use.

    • Replies: @Chris Moore
  89. muh muh says:

    Question: If Palestinians aren’t getting food because Hamas is stealing it all, how do our resident Zionists explain Israel’s murder of Gaza’s fishermen and prohibition against fishing, seeing as how well these actions dovetail with the objective of starving civilians?

    Inquiring minds wanna know. 🕶️

    By the way, a boat of military veterans is accompanying the Sumud flotilla.

    Greg J Stoker @gregjstoker

    We’ve reached Tunisia.

    Since January 18, 2024, Gaza’s waters have been declared a no-go zone by Israeli military, banning all fishing, swimming, and sea access and killing people who enter the water.

    Before this, fishing was one of the few remaining lifelines for thousands in Gaza. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, as of 11 December 2024, at least 200 fishers and their associates out of roughly 6,000 people who relied on the sea for their livelihood were killed.

    Now, the sea that once fed families and sustained communities is completely closed off. As part of a larger campaign of enforced starvation. The “Hamas steals the aid and repurposes it for weapons” talking point doesn’t really apply to fish. So let’s call a spade a spade.

    The blockade doesn’t just cut off boats it cuts off food, income, and survival. Stop this insanity here, now, for how long before the western ruling class in your own countries, which supports this genocide, deny you access to your own water. Free Palestine, Free yourselves.

    https://twitter.com/gregjstoker/status/1964752198996488241

    • Replies: @Anglo Mark
  90. muh muh says:

    Auspiciously, a lunar eclipse (‘blood moon’) appeared in the skies of Palestine last night.

    Seems our ancient Jewish sages had something to say about that…

    Fatemeh Abv @fa_abv

    In the Talmud (Sukkah 29a), a blood-red moon is seen as an omen of war and hardship for Israel … 😎

    https://twitter.com/fa_abv/status/1964763276967026766

  91. Chris Moore says: • Website
    @John Trout

    Simply: no isreal–no wars.

    What were WWI and WWII but Marxist-Zionist (jew) instigated conflicts?

    Hitler was dead before Israel existed. He should have spent less time worrying about the jew swindler nation in Palestine and more time worrying about the jew swindler nations in the Anglosphere and in Bolshevik Russia. In fact, the Transfer Agreement proves Hitler probably wanted them gone from Christendom/Western Civilization, but he underestimated by a long shot how deep they already had their hooks in Christ’s realm.

    Or maybe he didn’t care, because fascists couldn’t care less about Christian civilization. So now Christ is teaching us a lesson the hard way.

    • Replies: @John Trout
  92. Apparently, there is indeed to be an exception.

    “Holocaust Museum LA Removes ‘Never Again for Anyone’ Post After Gaza ‘Misinterpretation’”

  93. werpor says:
    @Anonymous

    Yet the World Wide Web was not anticipated by these geniuses, the Jews. In the early 1990’s I read one of many books written by Peter Drucker.

    I read most of his books but I cannot remember in which one he coined the term the “super-symbolic economy” …

    It may have been “Managing the Future” or “Managing in a Time of Great Change.” At any rate he was insightful and prescient.

    This phrase and its implications prompted me to reflect on his insights as they might affect my business. To that end while reading all kinds of books and literature about what the super-symbolic economy would look like, and be like, I began a file in which I placed every article relevant to this emerging economy. I photocopied pages in books and magazines.

    It was a while before the internet became as thing but I registered my website name before I had a web site. In fact I registered various names related to my business as I saw it then. It was obvious to me the World Wide Web belonged under the category “super-symbolic economy.”

    I was an early adopter of web shopping. Clearly I never anticipated something like Amazon. I provide goods and services. The integration of our particular services and the goods we provide was not possible on the scale we now pursue. Super-symbolic indeed!

    A couple of years ago I added a new file — of course AI — a further iteration of the super-symbolic economy. Surprisingly one would have thought that ZIDSO – the Zionist International Deep State Oligarchy — would have anticipated the outing of their proclivities, which prior to the Internet, Jews were extraordinarily careful to massage in their favour. What happened?

    I just looked up Peter Drucker on Wikipedia. I was struck by his insight I had forgotten, or never noticed before, that economists were interested in the behaviour of commodities, Drucker wrote “while I was interested in the behaviour of people.”

    Our business grows because our emphasis is on helping people appreciate the value of our services rather than focusing on the goods as mere commodities. Of course this insight has not caught on. Most suppliers of goods fail to understand that hiring people without training them to understand the behaviour of people rather than simply offering commodities is a dead end.

    Quite so! Jews are discovering that brainwashing people, who then behave like robots, is at an end. The Internet has enabled people formerly stymied by the Jewish dominance of the means of selective reporting, to query the veracity of their reportage — discovering while doing so that nothing Jews say or report is not a lie, or an obfuscation, or a deflection.

    Nothing compares to the share button. There’s a whole lot of sharing goin’ on.

    • Replies: @Poupon Marx
  94. @muh muh

    Question: If Palestinians aren’t getting food because Hamas is stealing it all, how do our resident Zionists explain Israel’s murder of Gaza’s fishermen and prohibition against fishing, seeing as how well these actions dovetail with the objective of starving civilians?

    I assume that you pose this question to A123 and other rabid Zionists on TUR because the evidence is indisputable that Israeli officials deliberately caused starvation to facilitate the displacement of Palestinians. For example, Israel Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich admitted on Israeli TV that the Israeli government deliberately withheld food and other aid from 1.5 Million people in Gaza for two and a half months! Smotrich further said, “We conquer, cleanse, and stay. . . . On the way, we annihilate everything that still remains. . . . We’re breaking Gaza apart, leaving it as a pile of rubble, total unprecedented destruction.” https://htrs-special.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/Israel-Finance-Minister-admits-war-crimes.mp4.

    The only real question is why do you continue to feed and entertain the unit 8200 trolls A123 and meamjojo? Both trolls – one a Jew and the other a Christian Zionist – only post on TUR for attention. Albeit negative, but like a child who suffers Oppositional Defiance Disorder, these two Zionist clowns crave any attention available. Do not Feed the Zionist Troll!

    • Agree: John Trout
    • Replies: @muh muh
  95. werpor says:
    @Jim H

    Israel is ‘their’ misfortune. The more insightful Jews argued against the establishment of a Zionist state. These Jews anticipated exactly the outcome the world is witnessing. These Jews remarked that Jews were enjoying a remarkable acceptance of Jews in the United States. Why, the cautioned, create a reason for the Goyim to find fault with Jews.

    The probable answer — never recorded to my knowledge — was that ZIDSO, the Zionist International Deep State Oligarchy, decreed it. Headed by the Rothschild bankers ZIDSO began the long march to Zionist dominance. Except as some Jews presciently anticipated Israel would be the Jews’ crown of thorns.

    How apt?

    • Agree: John Trout
    • Replies: @Colin Wright
  96. @meamjojo

    jeanjewess, you’re next tubby.

    I ti obvious nuttyahoo wants the POWs to die under the hannibal directive so that he can claim victimhood. That’s right POWs, they are not hostages as they are soldiers taken in combat. It is the jews who have hostages, some 6000 held without charge or trial and subject to torture and anal rape by the twisted queer jew guards.

    That Katz is a real piece of work. He threw every smear and slander at the resistance calling them murderers and rapist. The jews have just killed a half million Palestinians mostly women and children and anally raped Palestinian hostages. The IOF are the murderers and rapists.

    Jews are the worlds misfortune.

  97. werpor says:
    @turtle

    Please! Donald Trump never served. Tragic really, that a draft avoider endorses killing of unarmed men, women, and children. Mentioning as well, that dying is often, accompanied by enormous pain and suffering and anguish.

    Donald Trump is the hired help. Blackmailed long ago he probably had no idea the terms of service would be abominable. ZIDSO bought him body and soul. Trump is a zombie. His humanity was stymied in his youth. All he ever knew was “Get the money!”

    He got the money but the contract included small print, with, however big implications.

    ZIDSO owns Donald Trump. He is hardly the first person to be bought, blackmailed, and threatened by the Zionist International Deep State Oligarchy.

    • Agree: John Trout
  98. @Chris Moore

    What were WWI and WWII but Marxist-Zionist (jew) instigated conflicts?

    Yes, WW1 and 2 were Bolshevik instigated conflicts.

    In 1897 at the World Jewish Congress held in Basil Switzerland "What to do about the jewish question" was discussed. It was resolved to take Palestine as a homeland for the jews. To this end they started the wars.

    Bear in mind the strength of the Bolsheviks in Britain, Europe and the USA in that era. They were strong in Germany also, but Hitler kicked them out.

  99. @werpor

    ‘…Except as some Jews presciently anticipated Israel would be the Jews’ crown of thorns.’

    It’s been kind of rough on the Palestinians as well.

  100. werpor says:
    @meamjojo

    The treachery of the Jews, i.e. the Zionists did not begin in 1948. Did it begin on July 22, 1946 when Irgun bombed the King David Hotel. Their treacherous inclinations no doubt always existed! Most certainly the Rothschild bankers i.e. ZIDSO were intensively operative in promulgating the events know as the establishment of the Federal Reserve in the United States.

    ZIDSO was operative in organizing and financing the trans-Atlantic slave trade as well as organizing and financing the on-shore trade in slaves in the American South. Jews owned some of the largest plantations there. Jews began their great coverup of their involvement in the importation of their human cargo from Africa to the New World in the decades leading up to the 1960s — when cleverly Jews were prominent in the Civil Rights Movement. Jews said they were sympathetic and therefore motivated by a shared history of persecution and a commitment to Justice. Talk about chutzpah!

    Jews ran the opium trade in India, in Southeast Asia and in China. Odd isn’t it, how the Sacklers are still pushing opioids. In Canada the Bronfman family built the foundations of their immense wealth running booze from Canada to the U.S. during prohibition.

    Then there is Porn Hub! Obviously Jews were involved from the beginning. And gun running? Your comment that Israelis generate $500 billion annually while being at the forefront of technology is probably considerably understated.

    But accusing the Palestinians of being “grifters” — hah! You Jews’ invented grifting!

    And, if you demand that I prove these accusations — why should I? This is your history. I’d be surprised if you didn’t know your history. Jews are most certainly prominent in every nasty business know to mankind. Jews know no restraint what-so-ever. This absence of restraint will be the downfall of the Jews.

    ZIDSO is behind the entire ball of wax!

    • Thanks: John Trout
    • LOL: meamjojo
    • Replies: @Chris Moore
  101. A123 says: • Website
    @John Trout

    How is the Gaza aquifer destroyed?

    This summary from 2023 discusses the state of the aquifer before the October 7 Genocide Attack (1). The underlying 2020 research is here (2):

    The Gaza Strip’s only natural source of water is the Coastal Aquifer Basin, which runs along the eastern Mediterranean coast from the northern Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, through Gaza and into Israel.

    A 2020 study in the journal “Water” found the quality of the groundwater in the aquifer had “deteriorated rapidly,” in large part because it had been pumped out to meet the demands of Gaza’s large population quicker than it could be replaced by rainwater.

    The aquifer is also polluted by untreated wastewater, leaving 96.2% of household water from the aquifer undrinkable, according to a 2020 report from B’Tselem, the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories.

    As a result, 97% of Gazans rely on unregulated private water tankers and small-scale, often solar-powered desalination plants for drinking water, according to figures from the World Bank.

    Hamas diverted pipe for rocket building instead of maintaining the water distribution system. As the local government, they have direct authority to stop over pumping and properly treat sewerage. Hamas prioritized failed violence over the needs of their own people. It is quite sad.
    ____

    Gaza’s natural resources cannot support a population of 2+ million. To say nothing of the 4+ million by 2050 projected by non-partisan demographers. Water is the tightest constraint, but not the only one. Gaza has too little arable land to feed such numbers, and irrigation with brackish water contaminates the soil making it less productive.

    Mass emigration is inevitable. If the global community of Islamic nations is wise, they will be proactive. Waiting for a crisis could easily wind up with uncontrolled flows to primarily to Jordan. Lebanon, Syria, and Libya are also possibilities, but there are not many durable boats for such sea voyages.

    A well designed “Right of Religious Return” for Muslims, similar to Jewish Aliyah, would encourage *voluntary* relocation in an orderly manner. Those departing would be able to travel to authentic Muslim lands ready to receive them. Western organizations and charities would no doubt provide cash assistance. The only obstacle is the lack of Islamic nations willing to accept Muslim refugees.

    PEACE 😇
    __________

    (1) https://www.reuters.com/graphics/ISRAEL-PALESTINIANS/MAPS/movajdladpa/#water-is-running-out-in-gaza

    (2) https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/12/8/2218

    • Thanks: meamjojo
    • Replies: @John Trout
  102. muh muh says:
    @Anglo Mark

    I assume that you pose this question to A123 and other rabid Zionists on TUR

    No, Mark.

    I pose it to the general audience as an exercise of Socratic logic, assuming an erroneous claim correct for the sake of argument in order to thoroughly expose it for the idiocy it is.

    Note that I do not reference any of their names in the post you criticize, nor — but for a single exception in this thread that received no response — do I reply to them directly, unlike numerous others posters in this thread, yet you single me out for opprobrium.

    By your own logic, you should cease and desist mentioning them as frequently as you do — which I see, after a cursory review of your own history, is very frequent.

    Are you prepared to stop mentioning them? If not, then kindly refrain from attempting to police my posts, just as I have not attempted to police yours. We really don’t need this sort of petty bickering among ourselves, not at this time.

    Thanks.

  103. @A123

    You seem to be out of the loop. You say there is no water for the Palestinians yet the neocons want to develop Gaza into a Riviera. how do they plan to do that without water?

    The original plan was to genocide the Palestinians and make it into another Miami beach. Trumps son in law was already selling lots. Trump has a much more grandiose plan. Trumpland bigger than the Riviera with Trump hotels and Trump casinos, after the genocide of course.

    • Replies: @A123
    , @meamjojo
  104. A123 says: • Website
    @John Trout

    From #75

    Indigenous Palestinian Jews have much better offshore gas opportunities such as Leviathan. The Gaza aquifer is wrecked, so any Jewish rehabilitation effort would have the same sort of water supply issues.

    neocons want to develop Gaza into a Riviera. how do they plan to do that without water?

    You are badly out of the loop. I previously posted #75 directly to you indicating that any effort to rehabilitate Gaza faces a water problem.

    If you want to know what NeoCons think… you need to ask one them not me. How is John Bolton doing 😁?
    ____

    Are you attempting to change the subject?

    What is your realistic & practical plan for Gaza that takes into account the lack of fresh water? Stealing land and water from nuclear armed indigenous Palestinian Jews is impractical & unrealistic.

    Please directly address these interrelated issues:

    -1- Population
    -2- Natural resources
    -3- Economic activity

    I laid out the concepts you need to deal with in some depth up at #62.

    PEACE 😇
    ___________

    #62 — https://www.unz.com/plawrence/the-state-of-the-state-of-palestine/#comment-7290080

    #75 — https://www.unz.com/plawrence/the-state-of-the-state-of-palestine/#comment-7290189

    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
  105. You refer me to your 75 I refer you to my78.

    The Palestinians will have a tough time recovering from the total destruction. And they will recover. bear in mind, when the smoke clears, there will be very few jews left in Palestine. They will have left for their homelands. so they will not be able to hinder the recovery. You continually harp about water. The Palestinians will, with assistance, be able to desalinate and with the jews gone they can recover the usurped springs. Economic recovery will follow quickly once the jews are out of the picture.

    You are going to reply that the jews are not going anywhere but rest assured those carpetbaggers will leave for a safer place.

    • Replies: @A123
    , @muh muh
  106. meamjojo says:
    @John Trout

    “You seem to be out of the loop. You say there is no water for the Palestinians yet the neocons want to develop Gaza into a Riviera. how do they plan to do that without water?”

    No, it is yourself that is dumber than a log. Israel has all the water but they are not required to provide it to the Palestinians. Sorry Charlie.

    Speaking of water, Israel is conducting a massive project to fill the Sea of Galilee with fresh water! Just another example of Israel’s engineering and technology prowess.

    Israel launches world-first plan to save Sea of Galilee with desalinated seawater
    After years of drought and plunging water levels, Israel is preparing a world-first project: channeling desalinated Mediterranean seawater into the Sea of Galilee to stabilize the lake and secure the nation’s water future
    Israel Moshkovitz
    09.02.25 | 12:24

    Quietly and out of the spotlight, Israel’s Water Authority is preparing for a historic moment: for the first time anywhere in the world, desalinated seawater will soon be pumped into a freshwater lake. The Sea of Galilee, Israel’s national reservoir, will be the global pioneer in this groundbreaking project.

    After a series of droughts pushed the lake dangerously close to the “black line” — the point where water extraction is considered harmful — officials are now moving to reverse years of decline. On Monday, the lake’s water level stood only 22 centimeters above the lower red line. For years, Israelis and the millions of vacationers at the Sea of Galilee have witnessed the lake recede, sometimes walking hundreds of meters to reach the shoreline. Public campaigns such as “Israel is drying up” became part of national life.

    https://www.ynetnews.com/environment/article/s1ch116vcel

    • Replies: @John Trout
  107. @meamjojo

    meanjewess, I am glad to see Trumps ear has grown back.

    No, it is yourself that is dumber than a log. Israel has all the water but they are not required to provide it to the Palestinians. Sorry Charlie.

    According to the Geneva Conventions the occupiers are required to look after the health and well-being of the occupied. That would include providing water which they have stolen from the Palestinians in the first place.

    Quietly and out of the spotlight, Israel’s Water Authority is preparing for a historic moment: for the first time anywhere in the world,

    They haven’t done it yet. It will not work because it is very difficult to pump water up hill on any scale let alone enough to fill a sea. They will have to stick to growing giant beanstocks.

    jews are the worlds misfortune.

  108. A123 says: • Website
    @John Trout

    there will be very few jews left in Palestine. They will have left for their homelands.

    ROTFLMAO — You are badly out of the loop.

    Palestine is the religious homeland of indigenous Palestinian Jews. Those who are already home cannot leave to go home. Be serious. Even you must grasp there is no chance nuclear armed indigenous Palestinian Jews are going to be forced out of their homelands.

    If you want to be taken seriously you need to deliver a realistic & practical plan for Gaza. I again refer you to the issues I laid out up at #62.

    Ignoring objective reality will not make the problem go away. The ball remains in your court.

    According to the Geneva Conventions the occupiers are required to look after the health and well-being of the occupied. That would include providing water which they have stolen from the Palestinians in the first place.

    You are incorrect on every level.

    • The League of Nations formally recognized the land belonging to Palestinian Jews in the 1922. Non-Palestinian Muslims are the occupying force. It is up to Islam to support their colony.

    • Hamas attacked indigenous Palestinian Jews. The Geneva convention does not require supplying enemy combatants.

    • Muslims destroyed their own aquifer. That is 100% on Islam, and everyone knows it.

    • Muslims out bred their own resources. That is the fault of the colonial Islamic occupiers. Everyone sees that they have no one but themselves to blame.

    ===========================
    Islam is the World’s Misfortune.
    ===========================

    PEACE 😇

  109. anon[176] • Disclaimer says:

    The UN is utterly corrupt and a money laundering scheme like its World Death organization the WHO as seen during the covid global coup.

    It’s a chance it has no more power as it has already too many and too much powers.

    The UN should be disbanded and in the case of the fake state of “israel”, in a sane world, a coalition of nuclear powers like China, Russia, Pakistan and few others should join to bomb “israel” out of existence and free Palestinians from genocide and Khazar occupation.

    The UN either in genera or N.Y is a globalist project to annihilate all nations sovereignty, grab all planet resources using the climate hoax to do so (on behalf of their puppeteers) and enslave humanity.

    If the next victim was the UN, it would be great news.

    • Agree: John Trout
  110. muh muh says:
    @John Trout

    One-tooth still flogging that fossilized hasbara here?

    Sheesh.

    Time to ditch that antiquated rot and catch up to speed with some breaking news:

    The Saviour @stairwayto3dom

    🚨🇮🇱 The faces of 10 Israelis who were killed today

    https://twitter.com/stairwayto3dom/status/1965100832455884906

    Basically, two brave Palestinian freedom fighters targeted elite Israeli rape-army officers in illegally occupied Jerusalem. Six other squatters, including the son-in-law of National Security Homunculus, Itamar Ben-Gvir, were eliminated after serving as human shields for them — in other words, collateral damage. (Unfortunately, they didn’t heed the many warnings given to leave illegally occupied land.)

    In the Gazan theater, four more freedom fighters advanced right up to the edge of an Israeli army post outside Gaza City, where a Merkava crew of four were on patrol, shot the first dimwit to pop his head out of the hatch, then tossed an EFP into the tank and roasted the remaining baby killers.

    Thank you for your attention to this matter. 🕶️

    • Thanks: John Trout
  111. @A123

    Singapore is twice the size of Gaza and thrice the population of Gaza. Singapore has no water resources and has to import water from Malaysia. Gaza could solve its resource problems if not for Israel.

    • Agree: John Trout
    • LOL: meamjojo
    • Replies: @A123
    , @meamjojo
  112. A123 says: • Website
    @Commentator Mike

    The two are not comparable.

    Singapore is a financial, business, and legal hub for the entire region. Oil rich cities such as Dubai and Qatar are way ahead of Gaza chasing that economic model. Gaza will not be the next Singapore.

    • Singapore GDP per capita for 2022 was $88,429
    • West Bank and Gaza GDP per capita for 2022 was $3,800

    Highly productive countries can self fund import and desalination options unavailable to dysfunctional economies.
    ____

    Would you like to take up the challenge that I have asked others? No one has done so to date.

    What is your realistic & practical plan for Gaza that takes into account the lack of fresh water? Stealing land and water from nuclear armed indigenous Palestinian Jews is impractical & unrealistic.

    Please directly address these interrelated issues:

    -1- Population
    -2- Natural resources
    -3- Economic activity

    I laid out the concepts you need to deal with in some depth up at #62.

    PEACE 😇
    ___________

    #62 — https://www.unz.com/plawrence/the-state-of-the-state-of-palestine/#comment-7290080

    • Troll: John Trout
    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
  113. anon[215] • Disclaimer says:

    @muh muh, thanks for the good news (10 baby killers killed and 4 others got what they deserve).

    Originally I thought it was a false flag made by the israelis to justify more ethnic cleansing in the West Bank. They never hesitate to kill their own to advance their sick agendas as seen many times in history.

    Brave Palestinian fighters, funnily the Joos organized the invasion of the West by blacks, Asians, mongrels and Muslims thinking they would be easier to dominate than White people.

    They now fund a large number of (fake) nationalist parties in Europe because they are scared shitless that those they brought in to destroy the natives are now going after them (and to control the natives “opposition”).

    This kind of shooting should not happen only in occupied Palestine but everywhere where the genocidal Zionists are polluting the land, starting in the USA, mmm, AIPAC or ADL first?

    • Replies: @John Trout
  114. meamjojo says:
    @Commentator Mike

    “Singapore is twice the size of Gaza and thrice the population of Gaza. Singapore has no water resources and has to import water from Malaysia. Gaza could solve its resource problems if not for Israel. ”

    If only people like yourself would do some research and THINK before they posted BS!

    Singapore is an independent island country surrounded by unlimited water. It has a single government that its people are basically happy with. It does not seek to make war on others under some misguided religious fanaticism.

    Gaza is but one part of the Gaza/Judea & Samaria territories. Both areas are deserts. Both have different governments. Both are dirt poor and survive ONLY because of unlimited welfare aid afforded them by the UN.

    Israel is not going anywhere, so whether or not Gaza could solve its problems w//o Israel is not germane to any sensible discussion. And Gaza would not be able to solve those problems anyway. It has no water, no natural resources, its people are inbred and basically stupid.

    • Replies: @John Trout
  115. @anon

    This kind of shooting should not happen only in occupied Palestine but everywhere where the genocidal Zionists are polluting the land, starting in the USA, mmm, AIPAC or ADL first?

    ADL first. If AIPAC is first it would give the ADL a chance to slither off into the night.

  116. @meamjojo

    meanjewess, I am glad Trumps ear has grown back.

    It does not seek to make war on others under some misguided religious fanaticism.

    Like the quest for greater isreal and god gave this land to me, I just have to kill the owners.

    Judea & Samaria territories. Both areas are deserts.

    Two fiefdoms whose borders are greatly exaggerated and lasted a little over four hundred years. The Palestinians have lived in Palestine for over two millennia.

    Both are dirt poor and survive ONLY because of unlimited welfare aid afforded them by the UN

    isreal is a big fat welfare queen that has survived by extortion, swindling and the largesse of the West. It exists on stolen land, stolen water and stolen natural resources.

    The jews are the worlds misfortune.

  117. @A123

    Take away Israel and Gaza could be like Qatar or Dubai.

    • LOL: meamjojo
  118. A123 says: • Website

    What is your realistic & practical plan for Gaza that takes into account the lack of fresh water?

    Stealing land and water from nuclear armed indigenous Palestinian Jews is impractical & unrealistic.

    Take away Israel and Gaza could be like Qatar or Dubai.

    What is your realistic & practical plan to “take away Israel”?

    Indigenous Palestinian Jews have spent millennia regaining the religious homeland of Judaism. They are not leaving… Fuggedaboutit.
    ____

    What is your realistic & practical plan for Gaza based on the irrefutable fact that Israel will stay?

    PEACE 😇

  119. @A123

    The criminal enclave you call isreal will dissolve when Trump is impeached or dies. This was to happen on the seventh of July but probably the seventh of a different calendar.

    Indigenous Palestinian Jews have spent millennia regaining the religious homeland of Judaism. They are not leaving… Fuggedaboutit.
    ____

    You bullshit your friends and I’ll bullshit mine but let’s not bullshit each other. Jews are indiginous to Eastern Europe.

    • LOL: A123
  120. @A123

    They are not leaving…

    We’ll just have to see about that. They’ve been known to leave before from wherever they were … like more than a hundred times.

    • Agree: John Trout
    • LOL: A123, meamjojo
  121. Chris Moore says: • Website
    @werpor

    Yes, your litany against the jews is entirely accurate. But I want to emphasize that these “kosher” savages have the same treacherous, calculating, cutthroat Semitic blood as the Pharisees of Jesus’ era. They say Christ came out of that, too. But did he? Not if he was predestined to accomplish the antisemitism that he accomplished, and has yet to wholly fulfill.

    The historical forces that crafted Jesus Christ and that sustain him go well beyond the human realm. So while all of us mortals will live and die, He endures, and fights on, carrying the flag of antisemitism forward, just as Moses and the Prophets furthered the antisemitic cause.

    Semites are an unnatural group of kikes and wogs destined to be unremittingly despised, tormented and battered by God.

  122. @werpor

    Have you read Richard Solomon’s
    https://www.taoisnow.org ?

    Highly recommended.

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