A nomadic tribes and multiple slave workers paid the ultimate price for the vanity project of a failson
Fishroot
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The early reviews I read say that the movie is far less about the United States having a civil war and more about what it means to be a journalist during wartime
That makes even less sense, what is the point of doing journalism with zero insight in local politi- oh nvm
Freudian slip
Most honest*
''Ben-Gvir, a settler in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, has faced charges of hate speech against Arabs and was known to have a portrait in his living room of Israeli-American mass murderer and Jewish extremist Baruch Goldstein, who massacred 29 Palestinian Muslim worshipers and wounded 125 others in Hebron, in the 1994 Cave of the Patriarchs massacre. ''
He is also known to go to court of accused Palestinians and tell their mothers how their sons deserve to die
Ilhan Pape and Mouin Rabbani actually made this point.
The zionist project is probably reaching its late stage were the population see the expulsion of arabs in the occupied territories as a sound and normal policies, hence why there are indifference or some case joy in seeing the current situation of Gaza.
Pape’s conclusion is that there needs to be sanctions/pressure in near and long future (in his mind he thinks we are reaching the D of BDS) from Israel’s allies or by other regional opponents) to demonstrate the inviability of the state.
Why are you surprised that Fetterman is not some kind of progressive? He literally said that South Africa has no rights to criticize Israel because they do atrocities on white farmers.
Maybe Oz wasn’t the most evil choice on the ballot, it’s not like anti scientism and crank politics are something new in Americas
Depends if people realize how unadequate this resolution is and how people keep pressing on the issue (israel is like a content mill ngl)
I will redefine NYT with my dirtbag agricultural + pvc plumbing project