Joods Leger is Van God Los

 Army reports 10 soldiers “injured” in an APC rollover in Gaza…

Truth is, they were all eliminated

Leger meldt dat 10 soldaten “gewond” zijn geraakt bij een omverwerping van een pantserwagen in Gaza… De waarheid is dat ze allemaal zijn geëlimineerd

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Het is opmerkelijk dat de Israelische Strijdkrachten betrekkelijk weinig dissidenten kent. Ik bedoel daarmee het volgende: in tegenstelling tot westerse militairen die oorlogsmisdaden plegen, blijft er sprake van een relatief kleine groep extremisten. Maar niet in Israel. Eén belangrijke reden is dat veel Joden in de Joodse Heilstaat zich superieur achten, en de niet-joden, de goyim, als inferieur zien. Zij voelen zich de uitverkorenen, die volgens de 'Talmoed, de centrale Joodse tekst die de Misjna (de geschreven mondelinge wet) en de Gemara (commentaren en discussies) combineert. Het bevat rabbijnse interpretaties, discussies en toepassingen van de Joodse wet, ethiek, filosofie en leefgewoonten, en is het resultaat van eeuwenlange Joodse geleerden die de Torah-voorschriften uitlegden.'

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talmoed

Vandaar de vaak wonderlijke uitbundigheid waarmee extremistische Joods Israelische militairen hun wreedheden vieren. In tegenstelling tot het Christendom kent het zionisme geen enkele moraliteit zodra het niet-joden betreft. 

Poll Shows Majority of Israelis Support Expelling Gazans

• Haaretz
•  Jun 8, 2025

A Grim Poll Showed Most Israelis Support Expelling Gazans.

Haaretz.com

Dahlia Scheindlin

Jun 3, 2025

Right wing demonstrators in Jerusalem in February calling for the expulsion of Palestinians and building Jewish settlements in Gaza. The placards read: "Occupation, expulsion, settlement!" and "Only transfer will bring peace."Credit: Olivier Fitoussi

In 2014, when Jewish Israelis kidnapped and immolated Mohammed Abu Khdeir, a Palestinian teenager from East Jerusalem, many Israelis were shocked and ashamed. The next year, Jewish Israelis torched a home in the Palestinian village of Duma, burning a father, mother and baby to death in their sleep; a surviving child was horribly burned. By then, few were surprised.

Every so often something forces Israelis to confront the terrible things their society has done. This can happen anywhere. The Israeli historian Elazar Barkan wrote a whole comparative study about how countries acknowledge their historic guilt. But it's ironic that in the midst of the most brutal action Israel has ever perpetrated, it was a public opinion survey that sparked such a reckoning.

The survey conducted by Professor Tamir Sorek of Pennsylvania State University, published here in Haaretz together with Professor Shay Hazkani, examined what the authors called "eliminatory" attitudes among Jewish Israelis and their theological roots.

Within days I began receiving anguished inquiries about the results. Friends, colleagues, peace activists, journalists and strangers wrote in from Australia to Uruguay to down the block, asking if it could possibly be true that 82 percent of Israeli Jews support "the transfer (expulsion) of residents of the Gaza Strip to other countries?" No less than 54 percent of Jewish respondents were "very" supportive.

Other findings were grim: A majority of 56 percent of Jews supported the "transfer (forced expulsion) of Arab citizens of Israel to other countries." And when asked directly whether they agreed with the position that the IDF, "when conquering an enemy city, should act in a manner similar to the way the Israelites acted when they conquered Jericho under the leadership of Joshua, namely, to kill all its inhabitants?" nearly half, 47 percent, agreed.

The survey found a strong correlation between various indicators of religious identity and observance, and militant attitudes – a classic pattern in Israeli Jewish public opinion. But there was strikingly high support from secular Israelis for the expulsion questions too.

People wrote in asking whether the survey's methodology was credible, or whether the findings sounded remotely reasonable, in my long experience testing conflict-related attitudes. The blunt answer is yes and yes. https://www.genocidewatch.com/single-post/poll-show-most-jewish-israelis-support-expelling-gazans
De meerderheid van de zionisten en hun protestants-christelijke lobbyisten vormt een groot gevaar voor de wereldvrede. Ik kom hierop terug.