Benjamin Netanyahu has said he has given orders to the Israeli army to seize control of 70% of the Gaza Strip in a move that threatens to torpedo an already fragile ceasefire and create catastrophic humanitarian conditions in the already devastated territory.

In recent days, Israeli-backed armed militias have taken a leading role in emptying the territory along the ceasefire line, telling residents to vacate their homes or shelters.

Throughout the eight months of the ceasefire, Israeli forces have continued to open fire on Palestinians within range of the “yellow line” splitting the strip, and carry out airstrikes deeper inside western Gaza, killing more than 900 Palestinians since the truce began.

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    I said they are the same strictly about gaza despite most of the damage was done during him but you are a dumb cultist pro genocide hypocrite who selecrively read what people say .

    You also lied about Biden, Biden did not restrict Israel he was willing to let Israel finish the rest if Gaza while pretending to seek a cease fire

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      Project much? Biden was pushing back; we’ll never know what he would have done, because too many American mouth breathers didn’t see Dems as better than maga.

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        Biden did not push back. It is a fact. He bypassed the congres twice to give aid to Israel. He allowed Israel to add new conditions in cease fire term then blame the failure of reaching a deal on Hamas. Trump did bypass the congress too but becuse you are a dumb democratc cultist you will act i never condemned Trump. Both trump and biden could have secured a real cease fire but decided not to

        https://internationalpolicy.org/publications/the-biden-administrations-false-history-of-ceasefire-negotiations/

        You can’t deny that most of the destruction and murder of palestinians happened during Biden

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            Your source show that the majority of causalities happened during Biden. My source shows the majority of descruction happen during Biden. Biden stayed in office during the genocide 471 days , Trump 496 days.

            Biden :

            Fatalities: 47,460

            Injuries: 111,580

            Trump:

            Fatalities: There were 72,289 recorded fatalities.

            Injuries: There were 172,040 recorded injuries.

            You are so soft when critisizng Biden complicity with genocide while I am harsh on both. Trump could have been 90% better than Biden and I would still believe the minimum punishement is a life time sentence for him

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              In their chart, it’s pretty clear that the death rate in Gaza went up just as Trump took control. His rhetoric at the time was very pro-Isreal and encouraging them to eradicate the Palestinians, put up casinos, and all that. And then it slowed way down in Oct last year when the pseudo peace agreement brokered by the U.S. started. So credit where it’s due, they managed to make some sort of improvement then. But all Presidents have tried to make peace deals in Isreal/Gaza - it’s not like Biden wouldn’t have likely done that too. And the U.S. has now allowed isreal to attack Lebanon. And of course the Iran attacks which then US didn’t just support but was actively attacking. And of course Biden might have done the same, it’s not totally off script, although a Biden or Harris admin probably wouldn’t have fucked up the closing of the straight so badly. I don’t think any president would have stopped Isreal from launching a debilitating strike against Hamas after the October attacks. And then Hezbollah joining in made them a legit target too. I don’t think Biden did enough to pressure Isreal to safeguard civilians and to provide humanitarian aid. I’m not taking it easy on him. But the point is that it’s still as clear as anything that Trump was worse for the people of Gaza than Harris would have been. And the steadfast refusal to accept that and vote accordingly is what what got Trump elected, and what will get maga elected again (and then fuck over more people of the world, like in Cuba for example).

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                In their chart, it’s pretty clear that the death rate in Gaza went up just as Trump took control

                What a stupid angle. The mortality from the start of the genocide to the last day of Biden in office is higher than during Trump in the same time frame. So Biden was slightly than Trump

                His rhetoric at the time was very pro-Isreal and encouraging them to eradicate the Palestinians, put up casinos, and all that.

                There is no big difference between trump talking about ethnically cleansing Palestinians from the land then Israel allow trump’s casino and Biden lying about seeking a cease fire and allow israel to ethnically cleansing all Palestinians so israel build settlements again

                then the pseudo peace agreement brokered by the U.S. started. So credit where it’s due

                I don’t give credit to a half baked cease fire when Trump could end the genocide completely, same as Biden. See, I am harsher on Trump than you based on facts

                And the U.S. has now allowed Israel to attack Lebanon.

                You seem to have a memory of a fly? Because Biden did allow Israel to attack Lebanon

                But all Presidents have tried to make peace deals in Israel/Gaza

                Not a single one tried to make a real peace deal . Not a single one advocated for a Palestinian states will all it’s right and threats if Israel refuses to slowly dismantle settlements.

                And of course Biden might have done the same, it’s not totally off script, although a Biden or Harris admin probably wouldn’t have fucked up the closing of the straight so badly

                You should be happy not sad that Iran has control of the straight because otherwise Iran would have no leverage and Israel/USA may have succeeded to create another failed state. Giving the money to Israel to bomb Iran or the USA bombing itself Iran is equally bad.

                But the point is that it’s still as clear as anything that Trump was worse for the people of Gaza than Harris would have been.

                All evidence show the opposed as I already shows in this post

                And the steadfast refusal to accept that and vote accordingly is what what got Trump elected, and what will get maga elected again

                Biden withdrawing too late and Harris because one of the dumbest politician I ever seen who couldn’t convice she would be better for the economy and border security along with the shitty two party system make Trump wins

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                  So that’s the point. Harris easily made the case that she was better for security and the economy. And she was quite clearly better on ME politics too despite your mental gymnastics trying to make yourself believe otherwise. But she wasn’t good enough for too many leftist morons in the U.S. and so we got maga/trump. It seems like you’re happy with Trump winning, so good on you I guess.

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        I want to take a big step back and ask what the point of this conversation is.

        Personally, I think we should study history to learn from it.

        I think you should – as a mental exercise – imagine that although Biden objected to the optics, he fundamentally believed that the only way for Israeli Jews to be safe was to teach Palestinians the lesson that armed resistance will always elicit an unfathomable cost in their children’s blood. And that meant that an unrestrained total war on the civilian population was an unfortunate necessity.

        If he believed this, but also found the glorification of racial hatred despicable, and recognized that politics and law required him to publicly disavow crimes against humanity…

        what do you think he would do?

        Really try to answer this question. And then ask how his real world choices differed.

        The cost of Biden’s mistakes has been unbearable. So we had better learn lessons and make sure these mistakes are never repeated. And that requires an honest accounting.

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          I don’t know, but what if you presume he wanted to stop the killing of civilians in Gaza but he was stuck because of the current ME power balance, the politics of it, and the weight of the Isreali supporting voters, lobbyists and funding. I think, then, he would push back with public statements, threaten to reduce support, and use backchannel pressure. And it seems like that’s what happened. Once Trump won, Isreal ramped up the attacks on civilians; so whatever Biden was doing, it helped somewhat.

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            Once Trump won, Isreal ramped up the attacks on civilians; so whatever Biden was doing, it helped somewhat.

            I’m sorry but what reality is this in? Netanyahu literally accepted the ceasefire Biden had been unsuccessfully pushing for seven months the day before Trump took office.

            https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_2025_Gaza_war_ceasefire

            The primary difference between the war before and after the transition was that the IDF transitioned from a brutal ground offensive to a three month ceasefire, followed by a ruthless starvation blockage. It’s not substantively better. But no, Israel did not “ramp up up attacks”; they literally did the opposite of that when Trump took office.

            I’m sorry to say this so bluntly, but you’re living in denial. I get it. The truth was devastating to watch. But if you want anything to get better, you need to confront reality.

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              Well you seem to like Trump, and carry water for him regardless of what was said and done and the actual effect on the ground. But so it often is with Trump supporters. Nothing I can say will change your opinion and you’ll probably go on supporting maga to get elected because you are somehow convinced that democrats are just as bad. Whatever. I’ll let you have the last word now.

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                I thick we should sit with what you’re doing here.

                You’re not a fool. You know perfectly well that I despise Trump. But you’re accusing me of supporting him because you know it’s a vicious and disgusting thing to say. You’re resorting to vulgar insults because my words hurt you deeply, moreso because they’re coming from an ally. I’m violating the safety of the fiction you’re sheltering in, and if you can convince yourself that I’m actually some kind of manipulative fascist that is doing it to hurt you rather than help you confront painful truths, it makes it easier for you to dismiss my words.

                I don’t think this is a conscious plan. But this is what a worldview trying to protect itself from painful truths does.

                I’ll say no more. I will accept your anger. But I wish you progress on the journey we’re all on.

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                  Yes. I get angry. When someone says ‘they’re the same’. I’m perfectly aware how the dems aren’t good enough. But they’re so obviously better than maga, that it pisses me off when idiots refuse to vote for ‘better’ due to some moronic notion, and as a result we end up with the generational damage cause by trump.