The genocide is still ongoing and many things are still developing in Palestine, but we are removing the limitation on only posting things related to the operation Flood of Al-Aqsa to this thread, you can now freely post over Lemmygrad again.
Please don’t stop talking about Palestine.
Due to popular demand, please keep all posts about the operation to this megathread, sitewide.
Israel has declared that Gaza will become their permeant “security responsibility” for an “indefinite period of time”. This will include the permeant annexation of Gaza into Israel, the permeant stationing of IDF troops in Gaza, and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians by forcing them to move to Egypt or the West Bank as Gaza is rightful Jewish territory.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/live-blog/israel-hamas-war-live-updates-rcna123954
All calls for a ceasefire have been rejected, Netanyahu stand by the position that they will see this through to the end, and will not pause to allow civilians to escape, or to allow humanitarian relief to enter Gaza.
I want to question about the Zionist excuse that Israel can forcebly deport Palestinians on their perceived lack of ancestry to the ancient Israel kingdom since the Palestinians have ancestors of Hebrews who stayed in Israel after the mass exodus by the Roman empire. Although many of the Palestinain descendents of the former Israel kingdom adopted Muslim Arabian culture, it should not invalidate their right to stay in Israel. The non-Jewish Cannanites had lived in Palestine long before the formation of Israel, but there are no one who agree to evicted any people in Palestine who do not adopted the religion of Canaan, so why should Israel have the authority to evicted the descendent of Israelites who abandoned their ancestral religion.
When Israel was invented by the us and uk, its very inception immediately displaced nearly a million people and started a war. There is no thousand year history to learn, no need to study ancient religion. Focus on what’s happened post wwii in the region for all your questions
