Anonymous #1 17h

actually it looks like they are trying to

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Anonymous #1 17h

I don’t think you know what an ethnostate is. Actually I don’t think you know much about anything

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Anonymous #2 17h

I would LOVE to be wrong

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Anonymous #1 17h

You are, frequently

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Anonymous #1 17h

this has been so intense and i dont think we’re going to know anything for days, things can change fast, but liberman has cut contact with the rest of the opposition coalition because he doesn’t want to work w arab parties (he’s center right and racist), which suggests the others have told him they want to. currently liberman’s party has 7 seats, oppo has 41 without him, arab parties have 19. together, oppo minus liberman and arab parties would have 60 seats— one short of forming a government

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Anonymous #2 17h

but enough votes still haven’t been counted that the blocks and parties might shift by one or two seats. and if it is only one seat, they may try to sway one MK from bibi’s coalition

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Anonymous #2 17h

thing is if liberman joins bibi then bibi also gets 60 as of current vote count. but liberman hatesssss bibi. so he may have to decide if he hates bibi more or arabs more

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Anonymous #3 17h

Israel won’t even let most Palestinians in East Jerusalem vote in either Palestinian or Israeli elections.

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Anonymous #2 17h

theoretically i guess liberman’s party could also just fall apart under the tension

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Anonymous #2 17h

One of the biggest policy issues of Lieberman is the Haredi draft. So he’d have to give that up or Netanyahu would lose the Haredi parties

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Anonymous #3 17h

exactly

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Anonymous #2 17h

and i dont see that working out, thats one of liberman’s main promises

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Anonymous #2 17h

maybe beytenu will abstain

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Anonymous #2 16h

True but it’s the Arab parties trying to reach out & make a coalition not the other way around.

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Anonymous #5 16h

no it’s both

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Anonymous #2 16h

If he forms a coalition with the Arab parties he’ll lose the right wing parties he has

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Anonymous #5 16h

it looks like he has already lost beytenu, the right wing party he has, over this, but beytenu is only 7 seats

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Anonymous #3 16h

Yeah I did notice how Israelis voted in Israel’s election but non Israelis did not. I also noticed Palestinians didn’t vote and according to your precious Al Jeezara this is why

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Anonymous OP 16h

Ain’t no way you posted this as a gotchu. They haven’t had a vote in 20 YEARS & here’s the reason it was pushed back this time. Also something they had to deal with for the last 20 years.

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Anonymous #5 16h

Lol that would be like Trump saying he has to cancel the 2028 election because Iran may interfere. You will surely believe anything your dictator says 🤣

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Anonymous OP 16h

You do know the point of apartheid was that black people weren’t considered South African citizens. They were foreign citizens of the bantustans. That’s the whole fuckin thing. If Palestine is an independent country from Israel, Israel shouldn’t be applying its laws in their territory

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Anonymous OP 16h

Fuck abbas but the last time they held an election Hamas won (still technically holds the majority in government) and Israel started attacking.

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Anonymous #3 16h

*they attacked Israel and Israel responded* there I fixed it for you. And you’re just proving my point further. Defending Palestine withholding elections is laughable

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Anonymous #3 16h

And if East Jerusalem Palestinians aren’t Israeli (despite their land being annexed to Israel) then why won’t Israel let them vote in Palestinian elections

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Anonymous OP 16h

??? That comparison makes 0 sense unless Iran was invading & occupying American land at the time of said election and banging Trump from promoting said election but if that’s not the case your comparison makes no sense.

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Anonymous OP 16h

It’s a good thing Israel hasn’t needlessly attacked civilians in the West Bank for decades

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Anonymous #5 16h

Israel is not occupying anything. Judea and Sameria is rightfully theirs. Any whosle, defending dictators is weird behavior

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Anonymous #3 16h

Agreed

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Anonymous OP 16h

I don’t defend Abbas withholding the elections. He’s scared Hamas is going to win a majority again, which not only endangers his own hold on power, but carries the risk of inciting Israel to attack even more. I think that concern is very real.

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Anonymous OP 16h

lol Kahanist talking points. I mean international law says otherwise but I know you don’t believe in international law

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Anonymous OP 16h

“We aren’t occupying land, it’s just that this land we invaded is ours” bro you sound like Putin

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Anonymous #3 16h

Your house is rightfully mine now btw. Dibs.

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Anonymous #5 16h

Says the Hamas supporter. Using civilian infrastructure to hide military ops = warcrimes

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Anonymous #3 16h

wow this whole thread is a master class in biased retellings of history, you guys are all reading some biased sources

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Anonymous OP 16h

Oooo oooo “they were hiding amongst the civilians, we were targeting terrorists” that’s the line for the Guatemalan and Armenian genocides

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Anonymous #3 14h

Thinking that that land ever belonged to “Palestine”’is laughably stupid

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Anonymous OP 14h

My great-uncle’s cousin lived in the general area of your house. It’s mine.

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Anonymous #3 14h

That is how Arab settlers from Jordan and Syria that call themselves “Palestinians” view Israeli land

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Anonymous OP 13h

Calling Arabs settlers is an extremely funny claim to make from presumably an American Genetics show Palestinians are primarily descended from local populations who adopted Roman and later Arabic culture. Much like how Jewish religion and culture was influenced substantially by the Babylonians and Greeks. But regardless, that doesn’t matter. The welsh don’t just get to start ethnically cleansing the English just because the Anglo Saxons came from somewhere else.

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