Social media algorithms are designed to impel us to choose sides and win arguments. But we can counter that, by seeking to understand, on a deeper level. For me, this article by former Knesset speaker Avraham Burg, does just that. Please read and share. https://t.co/8RxjVEvLrW
— Eddie Marsan (@eddiemarsan) November 4, 2023
Netanyahu had almost tolerated Hamas in the past, preferring to do minor deals with them than to enter into a dignified arrangement with the last Palestinian peacemaker, Mahmoud Abbas, the 87-year-old leader of the Palestinian Authority which has administered parts of the West Bank since Oslo. Together with the moderate Palestinians in the West Bank, he should have pursued the establishment of a functioning Palestinian state. But such a state will only be possible at the price of ending the Israeli colonialist chapter, which must mean an end to building new settlements on occupied land.
Its patrons will be the US and the European Union on the one hand, and the Arab countries that seek peace, stability and normalisation (including Egypt, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates and possibly Saudi Arabia) on the other. Hamas leaders who survive will be exiled to a third country. A non-Hamas Palestinian regime will be appointed to oversee the rebuilding of Gaza. Global capital and knowledge will flow into the reconstruction of both Gaza and Israel.
The first project of the next government will be the renewal of Israeliness—that is, renewing the contract between Israelis and their state, prioritising those ordinary citizens who contribute to its defence, welfare and prosperity, while excluding religious zealots and fundamentalists from all possible governmental influence.
イスラエルで宗教保守を政府の影響から排除できるかどうか?
・・・・それに西岸地区の入植者はどうするわけ?
buvery さんのところは今後なんでもハマスのせい!みたいな感じでイスラエル側のスピーカーになるんだろうなああ。北部ガザはもう数週間前に民間人の退避勧告がなされているが、この『民間人』は何をしているのだろうね。イスラエル国防軍は。ハマスが救急車を軍人移送に使っており、それは戦争犯罪なので戦時保護は受けられないと言っている。この救急車列の場合は、ハマス戦闘員が乗り込むのを確認したと言っている… https://t.co/4CeOLhDqWQ
— buvery (@buvery) November 4, 2023
Thousands of Palestinian workers who were detained by Israel when the war broke out were released Friday morning.
NPR’s producer in Gaza, Anas Baba, was at the Rafah border crossing on Friday and saw throngs of Gaza laborers returning from detention.
One of the workers, Mahrous al-Semri, said they were "blindfolded and handcuffed."
"For two days, we slept on pebbles, unaware of what was happening, without food or water," he added.
Another worker, Wael al-Sajda, said the Israeli police "treated us like livestock." He showed an tag with an identification number on his ankle, which could be seen on many of the detained workers released on Friday.
The rights groups say the workers had their work permits revoked and any trace of their status wiped from their records, leaving them vulnerable and in legal limbo at a time when their families in Gaza are enduring Israel’s massive bombardment.
'All they have known for their entire lives has been the cruelty ... of Israel's policies and the complete indifference of the world to their suffering' — Human rights lawyer @huwaidaarraf on Palestinian children's trauma & Israel's harmful policies (warning: distressing) #Reacts pic.twitter.com/qCgmvdO9oj
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) November 4, 2023
2009年ガザ、ある家がイスラエルから空爆をうけた。イスラエルは救急車などの出動を3日間封じた。その家には親戚の死体に囲まれた子どもたちが生きていた。その後も仮に生きていたとして、彼らが育った環境は彼らに冷酷で、だれも彼らに救いの手を差し伸べない。彼らがハマスの一員になって突撃したとしても不思議ではない、と。
アメリカも酷いな。日本の国会で非難決議でもしたらどうか?US軍が各国にて殺した市民の数(推計の最小値)、2001年〜
— Spica (@CasseCool) November 4, 2023
累計ではアフガニスタンよりイラクの方が犠牲者が多い。 https://t.co/W7h3STaJFj pic.twitter.com/kmCoZd8WKd
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