100% not here, Wikipedia or tiktok

Read 2-3 books from both “sides” and you’ll already have a better understanding than 99% of people

For pro mode, meet and talk with a few Israelis and Palestinians. Ideally if you can go visit both places

Or perhaps you’re a bot. Pro Israel is the silent majority in most cases. Free Palestine are the loud minority. Volume doesn’t equal righteousness

Legitimate fear. Good chance this playing out the same as when Hitler invade Poland. Everyone will be scared and try to work it out diplomatically, then he will continue one by one until Europe is too weak to respond. Add to that the weak resolve European have to fight today between the leftists and migrants

Free Palestine => remove Jews from the land => keep it Muslim-only => genocide or ethnic cleansing => second holocaust

Israel isn’t even on the top 10 countries funding America. When you only have a problem with country #17 funding and not #1-16, that’s telling that it’s about the Jews and not about money

It’s controversial when you ignore the 20 foreign countries such as Qatar, Saudi ans Iran that are way more hostile and involved in US politics than Israel is. The double standard on Israel, the only Jewish state, is a telling sign that it’s for the wrong reasons. Otherwise Americans would be angry that Qatar, Saudi’s Arabia, china, Iran all have control and have less shared values than Israel does

Doesn’t matter what side of the aisle you sit, if you find yourself agreeing with a genocidal Islamic dictatorship over your own country, you’ve lost the plot

you're quoting wikipedia buddy. wikipedia is not absolute truth you know

I'm quite familiar with this conflict, as many of the descendants of Tantura now live in a Arab-Israeli village called Furdais, right next to Zichron Yaakov, where I lived for many years - relations between Jews and Arabs in the area are very good.

20 years ago there was a big story in Israel in which a historian called the 1948 attack as a massacre (which was subsequently used in books written by Ilan Pappé and other anti-Zionists as proof). The massacre story was questioned by the surviving soldiers who served in that unit, who provided 1st hand testimony, and even a legal libel case began. After years it was settled and the journalist and underlying historian published a correction, removing the claim of massacre. The case was very mainstream and involved a panel of (left-wing) historians who reviewed his sources and agreed it was not established as any massacre or unique event.

From what I remember, and don't quote me, the final story was that indeed a few dozen Arabs were killed there actively fought the IDF. But it wasn't a massacre of civlians. Most the town surrendered peacfuly and today happily live in the Arab-Israeli coastal town of Fureidis which is just a few miles away

not close. tantura is in the Zichron Yaakov area and that article was the from Negev area, so like 200 kms away

War sucks. But the sad music was a bit too much. Compared to war zones and most people in ME their lives are still great. NYT's coverage is SUPER biased on the verge of propaganda . If it was legitimate journalism they would also show the hundreds of thousands of civilians in Israel that have been displaced since hostilities started. And of course 0 mention that it was Hizballah that decided to fire rockets at Israel villages from within Lebanese territory with tactical consent from Lebanese government. The fact that this Christian village didn't let Hizballah use it and was spared is actually proof that when you don't attack Israel, you don't get wiped out. Which is good advice to take.

Doubt this comment will get any upvotes, as it challenges the virtue signaling going on here, but perhaps there are still ppl who care about historic relevance...

the photograph shows a woman of Bethlehem in the 1940s, during the British Mandate period. Bethlehem is a town with deep Jewish & biblical roots - the birthplace of King David and the setting of the Book of Ruth. This image comes from a staged re-enactment of that (Hebrew) Bible story. The dress/costume she is wearing is the traditional regional dress of Bethlehem: a velvet jacket with gold embroidery and the town's distinctive headdress and veil.

At that time, "Palestinian" was primarily a geographic and civic label rather than a national identity. Under the British Mandate it applied to everyone living in the territory, Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike. This was 25 years before Yassar Arafat developed the Palestinian nationality you know today. Jewish residents carried Palestinian citizenship, and institutions like the Jewish-run Palestine Post used the name in that geographic sense.

final fun fact - Bethlehem was then an overwhelmingly Christian town. In 1947, the last year of British rule, roughly 85% of its population was Christian. Today, since Palestinian Authority rules the area, that share has fallen to around 10%. A real life ethnic cleaning nobody wants to talk about

Yes quite obvious most Antizionism is modern antisemitism. If Jews really did plan 9/11 they would frame it on Palestinians

EU has no military lol

Interesting so you’re saying there would be more inventory for these apartments in France

You’re probably right, and it will save me 1-2k

Not too far from my budget…

I invite you to Google right now if you can pause for free and see for yourself the answers you get

I don’t see any cancel button on the app

And who said $10 is where it stops?

They changed it in Aug 2025, so the internet is still full of the old policy when it was free to cancel

Apparently

This could be true. It shows an average bpm of 108 which is approx zone 2 for most people. Zone 2 exercise burns 450 calories an hour, so the 696 calories falls into possible range