- cross-posted to:
- world@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- world@lemmy.world
Summary
Israel has begun preparations to facilitate Palestinian emigration from Gaza under Trump’s controversial plan, while Egypt is lobbying against it, warning of regional instability.
Trump initially proposed permanent relocation but later scaled it back, calling it temporary.
Egypt has privately told U.S. and Israeli officials it will resist the plan and views it as a threat to national security.
Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations also oppose the forced transfer of Palestinians. Israel continues to reject Palestinian statehood, complicating diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis.
So, since it is now acceptable to take a group of people and forcefully remove them from their land to send them into some sort of camp from where they’ll never return (according to some asshole bastards), can you please tell me again why was it wrong when Hitler did it?
I’m trying, but I fail to see how these two events are not the same, so I would appreciate an explanation from some of the parts involved.
It’s not really ‘now’ since Jewish people had the same exodus near 100 years ago when Arab states all unilaterally kicked out Jewish people and started a war of genocide on them (that they lost).
But two wrongs don’t make a right and US claiming Gaza is possibly the worst of all solutions.
The best was one state, but that seems so far away now it’s almost impossible to reconcile.
That’s an interesting way to lie about history…
Kicked Jewish people out? Yeah fair enough that was an atrocity. Started a war of genocide? That never happened. If anything the IDF was way worse in the way of massacres and crimes against humanity in 1949. The Palestinians and later Arabs fought in 1948-1949 explicitly against the creation of Israel, not the existence of Jews in Palestine.