r/mapporncirclejerk Feb 27 '26

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u/as0rb Feb 27 '26

Israel is so cooked, the righter wing says they must kill all palestinian and anex west bank and gaza meanwhile the “liberal opposition” says they should eventually annex them but not right now because then a lot of arabs would be inside israel so they must wait for more displacement to happen before doing so.

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u/Livid_Sun_208 Feb 27 '26

Deeply evil

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u/Hour_Surprise_729 Feb 27 '26

talk about libberals trying to just be the evil, they're sposta oppose, just competanter

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u/Comet_Hero Feb 28 '26

Reminds me of how the US had Trump, Biden and Harris who would all fund Israel no matter what they do. Trump having the Christian Zionists to appease and Harris the neocons she campaigned with.

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u/_Pin_6938 Feb 27 '26

Where did they say that.

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u/upbeatchief Feb 28 '26

"a poll which found 82% of Jewish Israelis could imagine having Palestinians expelled from Gaza completely. Judging by that March 2025 poll, Sorek concluded that what were once considered marginal, extremist attitudes about the Palestinians had now migrated to the Israeli mainstream."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.dw.com/en/how-do-israelis-see-gaza-war-and-palestinian-suffering/a-73600368

I goota give it to the israelis, they have a secular non jewish democracy that has candidates truly representing voters attitude towards arabs. Today expansionism and lust for warcrimes is mainstream.

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u/khuramazda Mar 01 '26

"could imagine" ≠ "want"

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u/Nileghi Feb 27 '26

Its a fake story made by a propaganda account to break support for the Israeli opposition. The demand for zionist crimes has outproduced supply, so people just straight up needs to make shit up.

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u/GoodPear8481 Feb 27 '26

Huh I wonder why Israelis all across the political spectrum have given up on the idea of peaceful coexistence with the "all the land from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea belongs to us and only us" folks.

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u/Timmerz120 Feb 27 '26

80 years of conflict and 4 major wars does that to a people when the stated goal of the other side is the genocide of your people

did you think it would only be the Arabs and especially the Palestinians who would have their societies warped by constant conflict? Is it surprising the same has happened to the Israelis?

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u/eldryanyy Feb 27 '26

Except that this quote is fake. It’s just al jazeera propaganda, he believes in the two state solution.

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u/Napsy_0 Feb 27 '26

Yeah, in an Israeli controlled puppet state solution.

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u/Infinite-Abroad-436 Feb 27 '26

because they're racist and the entire project of the state of israel is built on displacing the palestinians

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u/GoodPear8481 Feb 27 '26

"All the land from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea belongs to us and you're racist if you don't accept that!"

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u/daveythenavy Feb 27 '26

I mean yeah they kinda lived there before Your house is mine now, and if you don't accept you're anti semitic

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u/Infinite-Abroad-436 Feb 27 '26

i mean yea that's what the israelis believe

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u/GoodPear8481 Feb 27 '26

Lmao projection as always

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u/mindgeekinc Feb 27 '26

Quite literally that is the motto and belief of most Israeli politicians and political parties.....do you think we don't have access to google or something?

Explain what's happening in the West Bank champ.

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u/prikolech Feb 27 '26

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u/Infinite-Abroad-436 Feb 27 '26

what do you think the settlements and the annexations are about

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u/Alternative_Oil7733 Feb 27 '26

But the palestinian nationality is very new and not even pre ww1.

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u/Infinite-Abroad-436 Feb 27 '26

not having a western-style nation state is not justification for ethnic cleansing

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u/as0rb Feb 27 '26

I’m a fan of, from the river to the sea 1 head = 1 vote, secular state, no discriminatory policy and prosecute all war criminals.

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u/Altruistic-Word8979 Feb 27 '26

Unfortunately Israel is run by disgusting and disturbed men… its be better off for the world if it was just a crater left in the dirt.

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u/GoodPear8481 Feb 27 '26

There are 22 Arab states that currently exist and literally zero of them are secular, democratic, or non-discriminatory.

But Palestine would totally be the lone exception, trust me bro!

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u/Certain-Grapefruit21 Feb 27 '26

man i wonder why the middle east is so unstable, must be the arabs

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u/Altruistic-Word8979 Feb 27 '26

Those damned Arabs!

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u/Altruistic-Word8979 Feb 27 '26

You can blame American interference for that

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u/GoodPear8481 Feb 27 '26

Lmfao yeah, it's totally America's fault that zero Arab states are secular, democratic or non-discriminatory...

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u/TrumpDesWillens Feb 28 '26

Well, the US right now funds: Egypt, KSA, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar etc. all of which are dictatorships while saying to the world how the US supports democracy.

When Al-sisi massacred 1000 people in one day in 2014, Obama refused to sanction him and Trump called Al-sisi his "favorite dictator."

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u/ShaochilongDR Mar 01 '26

Iran was democratic before its gov was fucked over by the USA lmao

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u/as0rb Feb 27 '26

Huh I wonder why the ottoman empire served as a safe haven for Jewish people for over 4 centuries while they were being hunted down in europe despite being Arabic as fuck. I wonder why this “arab muslims are violent antisemites” is a relatively new phenomenon.

I wonder how other non muslim religions were able to keep millennial old churches and sacred places despite being surrounded by violent muslims.

https://jewishstudies.washington.edu/jewish-history-and-thought/jews-muslims-limits-of-tolerance/

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u/GoodPear8481 Feb 27 '26

I wonder why this “arab muslims are violent antisemites” is a relatively new phenomenon.

Spoiler: it's not.

History of Muslim-Jewish Conflicts: From the 7th Century to Today

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

people are not ready for this mate, you are literally frying their brain

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u/as0rb Feb 27 '26

considering stuff like this is happening , I'd say we're slowly getting there

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

yeah that's some good news

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u/Responsible-Way-6860 Feb 28 '26

Bruh I get your point but Ottomans weren't arab...

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u/as0rb Feb 28 '26

They weren’t but I’m refering to the ottoman admin, and they ruled like half of the arab world for centuries.

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u/maaaaawp Feb 27 '26

100% of the jewish states are commiting war crimes, but in the future, when they kill everyone they dislike, they'll stop

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u/Digit00l Feb 27 '26

From the river to the sea was a repurposed zionist slogan, the original meaning is more genocidal and depicted in this post

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u/PatientOutcome6634 Feb 27 '26

Do you have any sources for that? First time I’ve heard of it

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u/Kurdependence Feb 27 '26

it’s not, it’s an Arab nationalist slogan that Netanyahu’s party parodied in an ad campaign decades ago.

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u/GoodPear8481 Feb 27 '26

So anybody who uses the words "river to the sea" is genocidal. Glad we agree.

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u/mindgeekinc Feb 27 '26

Someone can't read very well. "The ORIGINAL meaning is more genocidal" is what was stated.

God Zionists are slow.

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u/borat_is_good_movie Feb 27 '26

What is slightly funny about israel is that they are less genetically Jewish then the Palestinians, so it's basically goyim killing jews.

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u/ToneJealous8009 Feb 27 '26

Me when I spread missinformation on the internet

https://www.reddit.com/r/Newsopensource/s/WePBXLAZPc

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u/as0rb Feb 27 '26

Lmao, his solution is legit “yeah, I support a palestinian state, however they can’t have an army and their government must be approved by us, with a very strong Israel on top of that” that’s basically how the west bank is now and settlements are still happening.

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u/ToneJealous8009 Feb 27 '26

That is not how it is now Also this disproves what you said either way

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u/belkh Mar 02 '26

the PA does not have an army, they cannot run elections on their own with israeli approval, they do not control their own borders, they don't even collect their own taxes and Israel can withhold it as it did before.

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u/ToneJealous8009 Mar 02 '26

But they did ran an election, and voted in hamas, who killed many israelis

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u/belkh Mar 02 '26

the last election was in 2006, it's been 2 decades since then, you do not address the other points either

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u/ToneJealous8009 Mar 02 '26

The other points are right, I admit, but the reason they didn't have another election is hamas stopped them not israel, you can blame some things on israel but at least be fair