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Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is killed in Iran by an alleged Israeli strike, threatening escalation

apnews.com Iran says Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran

Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard said Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran. The statement gave no details on how Haniyeh was killed.

Iran says Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran
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  • No one cares about your hateful nonsense.

    Criticism of Israel is not criticism of Judaism.

    End of fucking story.

    • No wonder Lemmy is a Jew-free, Judenrein website with people like you dominating it.

      • Don’t pull that crap.

        One of the bloody mods of this community is Jewish. Many users on the Fediverse are Jewish. Being Jewish does not mean you support Israel.

        Criticism of Israel is not critics of Judaism. Get that through your head.

        • Uhuh

          What do you even mean by "support Israel"?

          There are almost no Jews anywhere in the world who would oppose the existence of the State of Israel. As I just pointed out, an overwhelming majority of British and American Jews see Israel as a central part of their Jewish identity, have visited, have relatives there, and feel an emotional connection to it.

          Naturei Karta are a tiny fringe minority. If you're thinking they represent some sort of larger phenomenon you're living in a bubble.

          • Sounds like a problem with your instance.

            https://lemmy.world/c/jewish doesn’t even appear in your screenshot for starters, so it’s obvious you’re not seeing a full list of results.

            But more importantly, Jewish people are under no obligation to make a Lemmy community and post about their religion, just as any one else isn’t. An absence of such community does not reflect an absence of followers.

            • https://lemmy.world/c/jewish doesn’t even appear in your screenshot for starters, so it’s obvious you’re not seeing a full list of results.

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              Okay, cool, that's good to know.

              What does /c/Jewish think about the idea of abolishing the State of Israel? Do they agree with you about antisemitism? Have you tried engaging with them about that?

              But more importantly, Jewish people are under no obligation to make a Lemmy community and post about their religion, just as any one else isn’t. An absence of such community does not reflect an absence of followers.

              It does in fact reflect an absence of followers. Jews do not feel welcome or safe among radical leftists, who tend to dominate Lemmy. They therefore stay away.

              Also, here's a comparison:

              You don't genuinely think that there's no problem here? Most Jews don't move from Reddit to Lemmy because Lemmy is dominated by left-wing people, and left-wing people are the current threat to Jews.

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