XPost: alt.politics.international, nz.politics, aus.politics
On Sun, 23 Mar 2025 22:03:29 +0000 (UTC), NefeshBarYochai wrote:
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How many people have been killed in violent confrontations in the
Middle East since 1948?
Total Deaths (estimated): The total number of people killed in violent confrontations across the entire Middle East region since 1948 could be several million (some estimates suggest around 3 to 4 million or higher).
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So, in all the wars initiated by Arab nations and organizations
against Israel, the total number of Arabs killed is smaller by
a factor of about 50 than the number of Arabs killed by their
Arab brothers.
Why is that?
Still not as high as the number of Jews killed by their Christian
brothers.
Yet in one case, we see the massacres as something that should never have happened, something that needs atoning for, and chant “Never Again”.
While in the other case, we use it as an excuse to demean them as somehow subhuman and unworthy of respect as fellow human beings.
Why is that?
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