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Lalaloveya · 02/09/2024 22:24

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 22:22

No - It’s not my job to provide
evidence to support your claims 😆

😂😂 such fun

You're just ignoring the screenshot then. And the other posts. Colour me surprised.

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 22:22

Lalaloveya · 02/09/2024 22:17

Can you not go back a few pages yourself? Here's one. Took me several seconds to find.

No - It’s not my job to provide
evidence to support your claims 😆

Lalaloveya · 02/09/2024 22:17

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 22:12

But can you provide a quote? I haven’t seen the precise comment(s) and paraphrasing someone else’s words is very misleading

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Can you not go back a few pages yourself? Here's one. Took me several seconds to find.

Has enough been done to tackle incitement to genocide?
Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 22:17

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 22:13

I’m not clear what your point is here

Again - it would be helpful to have the actual quote in context so that I can understand your objection.

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 22:13

Lettherebejustice · 02/09/2024 21:51

@Limesodaagain blaming the deaths of thousands in Gaza as 'factual causation' is exactly that.

I’m not clear what your point is here

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 22:12

Lalaloveya · 02/09/2024 21:58

How is it twisting things? That's what posters here were saying.

It can't be genocide because they stopped the genocide for a few hours over a few days. It would be a laughable argument if it weren't so depraved.

But can you provide a quote? I haven’t seen the precise comment(s) and paraphrasing someone else’s words is very misleading

Polka83 · 02/09/2024 22:01

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This article is being misinterpreted- which is understandable as it is not accurately representing the truth (propaganda?).

The WHO site tells us:

  • The Gaza Strip had a high level of vaccination coverage across the population before the escalation of hostilities in October 2023. However, due to the impact of the conflict, routine immunization coverage (for the second dose of inactivated polio vaccine) dropped from 99 per cent in 2022 to less than 90 per cent in the first quarter of 2024, increasing the risk of vaccine-preventable diseases to children, including polio.
  • The risk of cVDPV2 spread, within the Gaza Strip and internationally, remains high given gaps in children's immunity due to disruptions in routine vaccination, decimation of the health system, constant population displacement, malnutrition and severely damaged water and sanitation systems. The situation has also increased the risk of the spread of other vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles as well as cases of diarrhoea, acute respiratory infections, hepatitis A and skin diseases among children.

The only way Israel is facilitating the vaccination program is by agreeing not to bomb specific areas for specified periods of time so that parents bring their children for vaccination! They are not supplying the vaccine nor supporting the administration. UNRWA is one of those helping! And yes - the region will become a trouble spot for polio, so Israel needs this to happen.

ToBeDetermined · 02/09/2024 22:01

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What? Did you just erase all the Hamas rocket, incendiary bombs and suicide attacks from Gaza into Israel between 2006-2023? And the Israel Gaza war of 2014?

I am a shocked someone who purports to be against terrorism and a supporter of Israel would so blithely gloss over those decades of intermittent attacks and Israel’s strong counter attacks.

Less than a week before the Hamas attack on Oct 7th, 2023, Israel was carrying out air strikes on Gaza in response to Hamas setting aloft incendiary balloons.

And you think nothing would have happened over the past 11 months of it weren’t for Oct 7th? Some attacks would still have happened. There hasn’t been even a single month with no attack from one to the other. I agree another mass invasion like this one and the smaller one in 2014 probably wouldn’t have happened.

Lalaloveya · 02/09/2024 21:58

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 21:02

I think that’s a very twisted reading. You’re pretty good at mental gymnastics yourself

How is it twisting things? That's what posters here were saying.

It can't be genocide because they stopped the genocide for a few hours over a few days. It would be a laughable argument if it weren't so depraved.

Lettherebejustice · 02/09/2024 21:51

@Limesodaagain blaming the deaths of thousands in Gaza as 'factual causation' is exactly that.

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 21:40

Lettherebejustice · 02/09/2024 21:24

Each person is responsible for their own actions. Hamas for theirs and Israel for theirs. It is astonishing to see people on this thread absolve Israel for their crimes against the Gazans. I only see this rhetoric stated so brazenly on mumsnet.

I didn’t see anyone “absolve Israel for their crimes” ?

“I only see this rhetoric stated so brazenly on mumsnet.” What “brazen rhetoric “? The idea that Iran and Hamas deliberately started this conflict and don’t care about the Palestinian deaths … is that the “brazen rhetoric “ you object to?
If not - please let us know - what is the brazen rhetoric?

Polka83 · 02/09/2024 21:35

SharonEllis · 02/09/2024 17:43

The UN is just all the nations (clue in name). Many are virulently antisemitic and open enemies of Israel, most notably Iran but it is not alone.

Is that because you don’t agree with criticisms made by the UN reports? They are meant to have independent international commissions and are based on international law. I would say that they are simply holding Israel to account, as is the UN’s judicial arm- the ICJ.

The UN reports have also criticised Hamas.

I agree with the limits of UN, eg due to certain countries having vetos. Would be more democratic and fair if this wasn’t the case. If anything- the vetos have worked in a way to favour Israel? I wouldn’t say infantilise but gave them a free ride to continue their destruction of Gaza.

Lettherebejustice · 02/09/2024 21:24

Each person is responsible for their own actions. Hamas for theirs and Israel for theirs. It is astonishing to see people on this thread absolve Israel for their crimes against the Gazans. I only see this rhetoric stated so brazenly on mumsnet.

Lettherebejustice · 02/09/2024 21:20

It will not have much of a military impact, but it definitely sends a very strong political message.

Lettherebejustice · 02/09/2024 21:12

It has reached a point where even the staunchest of allies can no longer turn a blind eye.

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 21:02

Lalaloveya · 02/09/2024 20:41

The posts suggesting that Israel are such nice guys because they've stopped bombing Palestinian children for a few hours to allow them to be vaccinated are really something. Amazing mental gymnastics going on.

I think that’s a very twisted reading. You’re pretty good at mental gymnastics yourself

Lalaloveya · 02/09/2024 20:41

The posts suggesting that Israel are such nice guys because they've stopped bombing Palestinian children for a few hours to allow them to be vaccinated are really something. Amazing mental gymnastics going on.

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 18:33

Dulra · 02/09/2024 18:23

I never mentioned Iran I am well aware of Irans role and how they fund and support Hamas despots tend to stick together. I am not sure why you think that absolves the US and UK of their role.

In response to
“And says Iran has a share of responsibility too.” ( meaning - shared responsibility with Hamas)
You said
“Yes I agree as do the US and other nations providing military arms in this conflict”

I felt you were unfairly implying there was an equivalence of responsibility between Iran and the US .

Dulra · 02/09/2024 18:25

SharonEllis · 02/09/2024 18:21

Oh Dulra your desire to argue with me takes you to some very strange places.

Could you maybe point out what's strange in what I've said or do you just like personally attacking me

SababaToo · 02/09/2024 18:24

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Dulra · 02/09/2024 18:23

Limesodaagain · 02/09/2024 18:16

Maybe you need to do a bit of research into Iran’s involvement in this conflict.

I never mentioned Iran I am well aware of Irans role and how they fund and support Hamas despots tend to stick together. I am not sure why you think that absolves the US and UK of their role.

SharonEllis · 02/09/2024 18:21

Dulra · 02/09/2024 18:20

It's not automatic you can choose to join or not being a nation is irrelevant. I'm a woman but not a member of my local women's group

Oh Dulra your desire to argue with me takes you to some very strange places.

Dulra · 02/09/2024 18:20

SharonEllis · 02/09/2024 18:15

Israel is a member of the United Nations because it is a 'nation'. Its quite straightforward.

It's not automatic you can choose to join or not being a nation is irrelevant. I'm a woman but not a member of my local women's group

Dulra · 02/09/2024 18:19

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I don't think getting into a whole argument about factual causation is wise, where do you start Oct 7th or before......

I was merely disagreeing with their suggestion that Israel has responsibility over the deaths they've caused.