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SamsonR

Nov 25
The Palestinian Ambassador to the UN had a meltdown. He lost it while
speaking on stage.

He had a pile of accusations about Israel, and it was so high that he
got altitude sickness.
Not for a moment did it cross his mind to reflect on the situation in Gaza.
He never thought that an unemployment rate of 70% might have been caused
since there aren't too many people who are willing to dig tunnels. If
only the government could promote other businesses that would offer
jobs. But the only competence of this government is to blame Israel.

He also never thought that Gaza ran out of food because the government
never bothered to promote agriculture. (Well, they were too busy with
the rocket industry.)
The Palestinian Ambassador represents a culture with zero ability for self-reflection. Questioning whether "could we have done it better" does
not exist. The only thing that does exist is "it's Israel's fault."

Next came the Israeli Ambassador to the UN, who answered very calmly:


"For 77 years in this organization, you always said no. You always
blamed Israel. What I am trying to offer you is a future for the
Palestinians in Gaza. But for that to happen, you have to say no to
Hamas. Once you have the courage and the ability to say no to terrorism,
you can speak about the future of Palestinians and Gaza. Say yes to cooperation. Alternatively, keep going with that blame game; the future
would look as bad as the past 77 years. Your only concern so far was to
blame Israel. It is time for you to start thinking about the Palestinians."

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Edward Kironde Nalwamba
· Nov 25
Israel left Gaza to the Palestinians in 2005. What happened to all the development and infrastructure that Israel left behind?

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June Schwartz
· Nov 25
They blew up the greenhouses and the desalination plants. They used the
steel for weapons to attack Israel on 10/7. Israel needs to keep going
and eliminate all the Hamas and Hezbollah leaders

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Michael Robinson
· Nov 26
They need to modify what passes for an educational system in Palestine
as all the current one appears to do is condition children from a young
age to become terrorists.

Israelis deserve better than to have such barbarians as Hamas and
Hezbollah for neighbours. Palestinian civilians deserve better than the steaming pile of manure that is Hamas run Gaza.

June Schwartz
I agree with you 100 percent! 🇮🇱
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Barrie Windle
· Nov 29
Not just the leaders. The returning people in Lebanon stated that the
hezbolla who died were freedom fighters and martyrs. They will never
change their mind about exterminating all the Jews. Peace is impossible
when so called civilians support this. A cease fire in both Gaza and
Lebanon only favours these barbarians. Until the innocent civilians, if
there are such people?, rise up against these terrorists there can never
be peace.

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Ben Nahum
· Nov 27
Every single Gazan should be a millionaire with the amount of aid that
has flowed in there through the years.

Instead, it is a decrepit, violence ridden terrorist enclave, BEFORE
this current war.

Yet, all they can get themselves to for is blame it on Israel.

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Michael Cummings
· Dec 4
They have 25 miles of beachfront property on the Mediterranean. How can
anybody find a way to screw that up? It’s mind-boggling.

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