It’s antisemitic if you don’t let Israelis sexually assault, torture, murder, and steal from Palestinians and other “undesirables.”
It’s also “antisemitic” if you don’t want a state that lets its soldiers gang-****, then kill a ~15 year old girl, and get off the hook.
Shout out to the state that pardoned all its own war crimes in 1949.
Just want to go on record and say that the settlers really should not be considered non-combatants.
If you say that, then the settlements aren’t a war crime.
Occupation is legal under international law. Israeli settlements in Palestine are illegal because it’s a war crime to move a civilian population into a militarily occupied area.
Haaretz has been fairly liberal and even calling out Israel’s government for the last couple years…
I’m honestly surprised how well they’ve been doing. There’s even an article on their homepage now (rightfully) saying Netenyahu is responsible for this entire situation.
its all about to end though.
The state of Israel has evoked laws of war now, and anything that can be considered “harmful to the national morale” means that police can arrest civilians, remove them from their homes, or seize their property if they believe they have spread information that could harm national morale or served as the basis for enemy propaganda.
See: basically everything that doesn’t line up with the ultra far right.
During the past week. The ruling political party “Likud”, have armed settler militias, and basically assigned them as marshals, and they have been threatening left wing politicians, journalists etc.
There are even Hareetz journalists that have had to flee their home from these settler militias.
Haaretz has a mixed bag of writers. There’s a very clear trend with the with the nature of the article, and the writer themselves. I don’t know if journalists like Hagar Shezaf, Amira Hass, and Adam Raz are anti-Zionist or just pro-human rights, pro-justice, but what they are doing is beyond admirable. Nationality / Tribalism plays a large part in the identities and ego of many humans. To go against that and subsequently incur the scorn of those that you are supposed to identify with is something that I myself cannot fathom. So when people do just that, all for the pursuit of truth or perhaps something even greater, I cannot help but respect, admire, or even love them. When humans have every logical reason not to do something, but they do so anyways because of what they believe is right, that speaks volumes on both their character and action. For that reason, I have explicitly decided to showcase Haaretz articles regarding this conflict, whenever possible, even with that shitty dog-shit steaming pile of garbage paywall.
If you look at everything through the lens of Palestinians being subhuman, Israeli actions make more sense.
