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Originally posted by boomeronrations: ↑

"When one ventures into a war zone what do you expect to happen"
Well , one of 3 things really .
You can be accidently killed or injured.
You can be killed or injured on purpose .
You can survive and bravely provide the humanitarian aid that is required.
But , of course , preventing starvation doesn't follow the Israeli script.
So you needed to be murdered.

The outcome depends on how many sociopathic cowards are involved really.
Plenty on both side , the Israelis just have more power.
Israel is finished , dead people walking , destroyed by the selfishness of the present right wing state.
Their determination to ally anti-Israel with antisemitism will probably end up causing incalculable harm to jews everywhere.
So when the synagogue in your town blows up , who is at least partially to blame?
Could have been a beacon of civilization in the middle east , very sad.

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Well ,they still are the beacon - one which fanatical Islamists and their apologists are desperately trying to extinguish.
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