| Topic: | Re:Re:Here's why "we all condemn anti-semitism in all it's forms right?" | |
| Posted by: | John Hawkes | |
| Date/Time: | 13/05/26 13:48:00 |
| Mr Brigo 'That doesn't mean you can't criticize the actions of the Israeli government though. The two are not the same.' Of course any Government can be criticised, though the most pertinent criticism will come from those that elected it and not from those who are citizens of another country. But it begs the question "why is Israel, more than any other country so vehemently and continually picked out for criticism and attacked" ? Is it not because it is a Jewish state with a Government elected by Jews ? (Elected - something rare in that part of the world !) Is its behaviour anymore reprehensible than that of Russia, China, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Mali, South Africa and many more Middle Eastern and African states ? If not, then attacks on it are proxies for attacks on its citizens who are in the main Jews. And attacks on Jews for being Jews is antisemitism. And such attacks are spreading worldwide and in this country. In the main carried out by followers of Islam as well as non-Islamic antisemitic fellow travellers some posting on this Forum. Meanwhile in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan - "Pakistan’s Punjab police kill 900 people in eight months: What’s going on? Human rights report alleges record extrajudicial killings by Punjab’s police unit set up to combat organised crime." https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/18/pakistans-punjab-police-kill-900-people-in-eight-months-whats-going-on And Mr Brigo, you seem to have forgotten the murders and rapes of Jewish women, children and the elderly by Islamic Palestinians in October 2023. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgz9k7pzggo "Hamas 'weaponised' sexual violence in 7 October attacks, Israeli investigation says" 'An independent, Israeli investigation has published harrowing details of "systematic, widespread" sexual violence by Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups during the attacks on 7 October 2023, and against hostages. The 300-page report concludes that rapes, sexual assault and sexual torture were intended "to maximize pain and suffering". While the UN and others have published reports on sexual violence during the attacks – in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken hostage – this is the most comprehensive. It draws on 430 filmed interviews with survivors and witnesses, more than 10,000 photographs and videos filmed by attackers, and official records and material from attack sites. Warning: This story contains graphic details of sexual and other violence Hamas has repeatedly denied that sexual and gender-based violence took place during the attacks or against those held captive. An investigation by the UN's Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict concluded there were "reasonable grounds to believe" sexual violence, including gang rape, had been committed. Accounts of sexual violence emerged soon after the Hamas-led attacks, prompting an Israeli legal expert to set up the commission. Witnesses quoted in the Civil Commission report describe hearing and seeing violent gang rapes at the Nova dance festival, where more than 370 people were killed in one of the deadliest attacks. A male survivor also gives an account of being used like a "sex doll" by assailants. Many of those raped or apparently assaulted were shot in the head. There are recurring accounts from the festival site, kibbutzim and military bases which were over-run of dead women found without their underwear, and corpses with genital mutilation. The report says that "extreme forms" of sexual and gender-based violence "continued against hostages in captivity for prolonged periods, inflicted on both women and men". It describes the attacks as "the weaponization of sexual violence". Some former hostages including Amit Soussana, Arbel Yehud, Romi Gonen, Rom Braslavski and Guy Gilbol Dalal have given public accounts of being sexually assaulted. However other victims have only spoken confidentially to medical staff, therapists and investigators. The report includes many shocking new claims including that two young relatives were forced by their captors to perform sex acts on each other. That case is part of what the report says was "a distinct pattern of violence targeting family members and exploiting familial relationships as instruments of terror". The Civil Commission found that the crimes carried out "constitute war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocidal acts under international law." Its evidence, which is being kept in a secure archive, may aid future prosecutions'. Is criticism of these barbaric terrorists 'anti-Islamic' ? Do you believe it to be true or just see it as Israeli propaganda ? Or do you think the attacks were Israeli perpetrated 'false flag' activities ? Do you condemn it or do you just see it as Islamophobic propaganda ? Tell us please. |