Mass Grave in Gaza Points to “Execution-Style” Killings by Israeli Forces
Mass Grave in Gaza Points to “Execution-Style” Killings by Israeli Forces
Palestinian officials are accusing Israeli forces of carrying out “execution-style” killings in Gaza after the discovery of a mass grave containing at least 30 decomposing bodies. Some of the victims were blindfolded with their hands tied behind their backs with zip ties. The bodies were found on th...
More video and eyewitness info on Al Jazeera so far
Also reported on Common Dreams and Middle East Eye.
I haven't found any reports of any independent investigations yet, hopefully they are underway
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I don't mind it being pointed out. It's especially damning because of that. You would think that they had learned better. But as is often the problem with humankind. We don't ever really learn. We just retaliate when given the chance.
When I say Israel that means government. When I say Israeli people. That means Israeli people. Like when people say America. Typically means American government. When they say American people. That typically means the American people. Is that clear? Hopefully that clears it up.
And to be 1000% clear. It is the Israeli government, specifically likud In the knesset that are the problem. Plenty of the Israeli people are aghast at their own government's actions.
Sure, plenty of people in Israel are aghast at their government's actions, but they aren't claiming genocide like you are.
So.again, we are dealing with you using Jews as a prop who can be trusted when they agree with you but but can't when they disagree with you.
How is this not antisemitism in your mind?
Is this the consensus or have you just found somebody who agrees with you and are ignoring other voices?
Raz Segal (Hebrew: רז סגל) is an Israeli historian residing in the United States who is Associate Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies and Endowed Professor in the Study of Modern Genocide at Stockton University, where he also directs the Master of Arts in Holocaust and Genocide Studies program. He has written multiple books about the Holocaust in Carpathian Ruthenia, based on analysis of primary and secondary sources in Hebrew, English, German, Yiddish and Hungarian.Source
Yes, you posted this before and never replied when I responded.
If 1 scholar is enough to prove something for you, does 2 disprove it?
Have you established consensus of scholars are on your side?
If 1 scholar is enough to prove something for you, does 2 disprove it?
Does a butterfly flapping it’s wings in Japan cause a hurricane in the Caribbean?
Have you established consensus of scholars are on your side?
Have you established a consensus of scholars are on your side?
You clearly didn't understand the question or chose to dismiss it, but that's fine.
And currently, from what I can tell, yes, consensus is on my side I will however remain vigilant in examining whether that holds true.
Maybe this can help.
Where in this Wikipedia article does it say consensus has been reached?