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The New York Times quoted Bibi on this:
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel condemned the report, saying in a statement that the country’s military “is the most moral army in the world, and no delusional decision by the U.N. will change that.”
Who's delusional... 🤨 Most Moral Army... Uh huh. Kill those women and children. Moral my ass.
It's not antisemitic for criticizing Bibi. Especially that he's acting like an asshole dictator.
Only anti-semite would acuse Bibi of lying.
Just ask the Israeli attorney general who, in 2019, indicted him on bribery and fraud charges.
And Israel obviously has the most moral military in the world. Just ask their minister of national security: convicted criminal Itamar Ben-Gvir. Specifically, he has been convicted of supporting a terrorist organization. He also never served in the IDF, because the IDF thought he was too extreme.
supporting a terrorist organization
Also a serial traffic offender. Not really that important but quite ironic as he is responsible for the police.
Not just supporting terrorist organisations.
Ben Gvir is a convicted terorrist.
His army is very moral, as long as you view it morally positive to exterminate the "right" people.
Sounds like a Trump quote
Its good to see not everyone in the world with the power to do something is insane. All of these things tarnish Israel's image and reputation. It may not be directly satisfying, but it does matter. Stick them with enough shit and hopefully we'll abandon them. Not holding my breath for the US to be the good guy and actually stop these people. Really are being the "world police" rn by helping Israel punch down on these people with their genocide. As if the Palestinians could hope for anything in a war besides guerrilla tactics. Such bullshit that its been allowed to go on this long. Idk what we would be tempting by sending forces to capture Bibi but at this point fuck it. Make this machine eat fascists, fucken do it. Make us feel proud to be Americans, because its possible to do the right thing and save the Palestinian people. It really is.
I mean the US did their part in bombing civilians over the years. They're considered the "world police" not because they're good, but simply because nobody can challenge them.
So...we police the world the same way the "police" police Americans, with qualified immunity and military equipment? All the attacks on black and brown people abroad make a lot more sense when you take that "world police" and scale it down to domestic policing of Americans with similar skin color.
Of course they have to go out of their way to not explicitly name Israel or its military. Because then people might remember that Israel's military consists of 70% of its citizens, excluding the ones that don't have to serve because Israel is openly racist. Nobody ever seems to want to talk about how 70% of Israelis either have abused Palestine, continue to abuse Palestine, or will abuse Palestine in the future. That's like fascist government 101, make the teenagers become complicit in your crimes and they'll never vote to be punished. And because they'll never vote to be punished, we get netanyahu over and over.
Welcome to the ISIS list israel.
“you better stop committing genocide or i’m putting this on your permanent record!”
“that’s it! double secret probation!”.
— Dean U.N… which was formed essentially to stop genocide….
No, the UN was formed to stop nuclear war.
And it's been effective. We've had no nuclear war (but a lot of genocide).
To follow, a strongly worded letter.
I love the idea of the United Nations, but the reason why it's allowed to exist is that it's pretty much powerless to do anything that actually matters.
Nobody, especially the counties in the security council, would be part of it if it had any kind of power.
More power to the UN, for a democratically United world! In Sammy steps at least.
it’s a fun world
US congress: confused screaming
oh no!
anyway, back to being supported by the US