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Whatsinanamehey · 29/04/2025 08:48

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 08:43

Someone needs to tell the hate marchers then, because targeting Jews, Jewish businesses and Jewish places of worship is making them look like antisemites. It's an easy assumption to make when you see the victim blaming of Jews and the deliberate targeting of them.

The organiser of the pro-Palestinian march in Essex the other week has put antisemitic posts on social media, yet the marchers were still happy to take part, deliberately targeting synagogues and harassing innocent Jews leaving the services. Fancy hating the only Israeli state so much you'd join a march organised by an open antisemite, unless they agreed with her of course.

And then the deliberately provocative behaviour of the hate marchers in Brooklyn, again against Jews.

I think you need to start doing a lot of shouting because from where I'm standing it's not looking good. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...

Always one sided load of crap. Firstly, they are not hate marches and there are numerous marches all over the UK. Secondly, why are you ignoring the zionist hate marchers who were attacking and provoking other marchers? I'm sure you have seen it as Al Khatib mentioned it on his feed too but as usual you only post selective posts of his.

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 08:43

toffeeappleturnip · 29/04/2025 07:57

It's not Jews or the Jewish religion that is hated, it's the far right Israeli government that is hated and the genocide it is committing and persuading millions of Israeli's that settling within Palestinian communities to push them out is the right thing to do.

This needs to be shouted over and over again so that the people who hide behind the 'anti-semite' banner in order to legitimise the genocide can't use that lame argument anymore.

Someone needs to tell the hate marchers then, because targeting Jews, Jewish businesses and Jewish places of worship is making them look like antisemites. It's an easy assumption to make when you see the victim blaming of Jews and the deliberate targeting of them.

The organiser of the pro-Palestinian march in Essex the other week has put antisemitic posts on social media, yet the marchers were still happy to take part, deliberately targeting synagogues and harassing innocent Jews leaving the services. Fancy hating the only Israeli state so much you'd join a march organised by an open antisemite, unless they agreed with her of course.

And then the deliberately provocative behaviour of the hate marchers in Brooklyn, again against Jews.

I think you need to start doing a lot of shouting because from where I'm standing it's not looking good. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...

toffeeappleturnip · 29/04/2025 07:57

It's not Jews or the Jewish religion that is hated, it's the far right Israeli government that is hated and the genocide it is committing and persuading millions of Israeli's that settling within Palestinian communities to push them out is the right thing to do.

This needs to be shouted over and over again so that the people who hide behind the 'anti-semite' banner in order to legitimise the genocide can't use that lame argument anymore.

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 07:40

Mylegishangingoff · 29/04/2025 07:10

I don't know what you are talking about then. I'm talking about the protests outside synagogues that invited a convicted racist terrorist supporter to give hate speeches in the past few days, the ones where women were assaulted, threatened with rape and subject to vicious racist abuse because the violent men didn't like that people were protesting a convicted racist terrorist supporter giving hate speeches in their country.

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Perhaps read the thread then so you do know what you're talking about. The hate marchers went feral for no other reason than they hate Jews. Not the best look is it. How does that garner sympathy and support for Palestinians? Which brings me back to the same question I've been asking, what are 'pro'-Palestinians achieving for Gaza, apart from going on hate filled jollies that are more akin to Hamas than peace activists?

It begs another question too, are these really organic protests, or are they as suspected by some, organised by Jew hating foreign actors. In which case, no wonder governments aren't paying a blind bit of notice. They're starting to see what Israelis have to deal with

Mylegishangingoff · 29/04/2025 07:10

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 07:07

He wasn't even in the US by this point. What's your next excuse for feral Pro-Palestinians?

I don't know what you are talking about then. I'm talking about the protests outside synagogues that invited a convicted racist terrorist supporter to give hate speeches in the past few days, the ones where women were assaulted, threatened with rape and subject to vicious racist abuse because the violent men didn't like that people were protesting a convicted racist terrorist supporter giving hate speeches in their country.

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 07:07

Mylegishangingoff · 29/04/2025 06:57

I think if you invite a convicted racist terrorist supporter who is openly advocating for the starvation of millions of people to give a speech you should expect people to protest.

Why on earth are US synagogues inviting such a hateful man to speak there? Why on earth is a convicted terrorist supporter allowed a US visa to give hate speeches? It's not right is it?

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He wasn't even in the US by this point. What's your next excuse for feral Pro-Palestinians?

Mylegishangingoff · 29/04/2025 06:57

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 06:21

What's your opinion on the hate marcher's latest actions in Brooklyn? They weren't even provoked, in fact they went to Brooklyn deliberately to provoke. It's clear to see who's actually feral, to use your language.

Put me in a crowd of Jews or 'Pro-Palestinians' I still know who I'd feel safer with.

I think if you invite a convicted racist terrorist supporter who is openly advocating for the starvation of millions of people to give a speech you should expect people to protest.

Why on earth are US synagogues inviting such a hateful man to speak there? Why on earth is a convicted terrorist supporter allowed a US visa to give hate speeches? It's not right is it?

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 06:21

Mylegishangingoff · 28/04/2025 18:37

True colours because I describe people who smash a young woman in the face with a brick as feral, alright Polly. You've been describing pro Palestinian protesters as 'hate marchers' all over the place whilst grasping for excuses for outright violence what does that say about you? Id rather have my colours than yours.

What's your opinion on the hate marcher's latest actions in Brooklyn? They weren't even provoked, in fact they went to Brooklyn deliberately to provoke. It's clear to see who's actually feral, to use your language.

Put me in a crowd of Jews or 'Pro-Palestinians' I still know who I'd feel safer with.

PollyPaintsFlowers · 29/04/2025 06:15

Pro-Hamas protesters in New York are an absolute menace that's not helping draw attention to Israel’s far-right minister Ben Gvir's extremism or issues related to the Israeli right. Instead, they are actively and intentionally harassing and wreaking divisive havoc that’s dangerous, unhelpful, and entirely unnecessary.
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Even though Ben Gvir left the United States, they’re still going back to Brooklyn with the express goal of confronting the Jewish community there, proving that their activities ultimately have nothing to do with Gaza, the war, or the conflict. This madness has got to stop.

Brooklyn is a powder keg and attempting to exploit racial tensions, especially with the African American and Afro-Caribbean communities who have had some tensions with the Jewish community, is highly insidious, irresponsible, and inflammatory behavior that’s not good for New York, its Arab/Palestinian communities, or the cause these demonstrators allege to care about. Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib

Maybe someone can explain what Pro-Palestinians are doing to help Gazans, or do they just hate Jews and want to stir up civil unrest? I have been told on a few threads on here that they're not hate marchers, they're marching for peace. I'm yet to see it, or see that they're achieving anything positive for anyone.

toffeeappleturnip · 28/04/2025 22:28

It feels like the door is closing on the Palestinian people. I just can't believe the world is watching this all and letting this genocide happen.

I have no faith in world leaders at all any more.

The only person I've heard speak up recently is Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh:

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Martymcfly24 · 28/04/2025 21:58

Whatsinanamehey · 28/04/2025 21:34

This is a war on children, the amount of children Israel is murdering in cold blood every single day is just shocking.

Absolutely, just listened to an interview with Dr Mohammad Mustafa a doctor in Gaza talking about having a limited supply of ketamine and only giving it to the children who had a chance to survive. So the other died lucid and in severe pain.

Whatsinanamehey · 28/04/2025 21:34

Martymcfly24 · 28/04/2025 19:21

Shocking @Whatsinanamehey not to even turn up and to call themselves the most "attacked country in the world" especially when you have another 40 dead, more sleeping people that they have murdered.

https://www.thejournal.ie/gaza-say-israeli-strikes-have-killed-40-people-6690160-Apr2025/

This is a war on children, the amount of children Israel is murdering in cold blood every single day is just shocking.

Martymcfly24 · 28/04/2025 19:21

Shocking @Whatsinanamehey not to even turn up and to call themselves the most "attacked country in the world" especially when you have another 40 dead, more sleeping people that they have murdered.

https://www.thejournal.ie/gaza-say-israeli-strikes-have-killed-40-people-6690160-Apr2025/

Gaza says Israeli strikes have killed at least 40 people across the territory today

Israel resumed its military campaign in the Gaza Strip on March 18.

https://www.thejournal.ie:443/gaza-say-israeli-strikes-have-killed-40-people-6690160-Apr2025/

Mylegishangingoff · 28/04/2025 18:37

PollyPaintsFlowers · 28/04/2025 16:31

Feral? Every time you post you show your true colours more and more. Although, if you want to talk about feral, we could talk about the hate marchers turning feral and threatening counter protestors in London standing up for Palestinians by calling out Hamas for being terrorists. The counter protestors needed police protection just for standing there quietly

True colours because I describe people who smash a young woman in the face with a brick as feral, alright Polly. You've been describing pro Palestinian protesters as 'hate marchers' all over the place whilst grasping for excuses for outright violence what does that say about you? Id rather have my colours than yours.

marmaladeandpeanutbutter · 28/04/2025 16:44

I see that @Twiglets1

marmaladeandpeanutbutter · 28/04/2025 16:38

They have now been banned aid agencies working with them, the cruel bastards.

findingnibbles · 28/04/2025 16:34

Deflect deflect deflect 😆

PollyPaintsFlowers · 28/04/2025 16:34

Mylegishangingoff · 28/04/2025 16:24

Also, while it doesn't make what happened right, the pro-Palestinian protestors went into a very religious Jewish neighbourhood in Brooklyn. It would be as provocative

So in one sentence you are saying it's provocative to protest in a Jewish neighbourhood, in the next sentence it's nothing to do with Jews? Which is it? It can't be both? Surely if its nothing to do with Jews then there was no provocation there, they just went feral at the sight of people standing up for Palestinians.

And of course it was provocative just like I described. And it has everything to do with Jews when Pro-Palestinian protestors deliberately target Jews just wanting to go to their place of worship. I think people like those protestors are far more of a risk to our safety. Like they say, it starts with Jews, it never ends with them.

PollyPaintsFlowers · 28/04/2025 16:31

Mylegishangingoff · 28/04/2025 16:24

Also, while it doesn't make what happened right, the pro-Palestinian protestors went into a very religious Jewish neighbourhood in Brooklyn. It would be as provocative

So in one sentence you are saying it's provocative to protest in a Jewish neighbourhood, in the next sentence it's nothing to do with Jews? Which is it? It can't be both? Surely if its nothing to do with Jews then there was no provocation there, they just went feral at the sight of people standing up for Palestinians.

Feral? Every time you post you show your true colours more and more. Although, if you want to talk about feral, we could talk about the hate marchers turning feral and threatening counter protestors in London standing up for Palestinians by calling out Hamas for being terrorists. The counter protestors needed police protection just for standing there quietly

Mylegishangingoff · 28/04/2025 16:24

Also, while it doesn't make what happened right, the pro-Palestinian protestors went into a very religious Jewish neighbourhood in Brooklyn. It would be as provocative

So in one sentence you are saying it's provocative to protest in a Jewish neighbourhood, in the next sentence it's nothing to do with Jews? Which is it? It can't be both? Surely if its nothing to do with Jews then there was no provocation there, they just went feral at the sight of people standing up for Palestinians.

Mylegishangingoff · 28/04/2025 16:18

PollyPaintsFlowers · 28/04/2025 16:15

I could use the same argument I have seen pro-Palestinian supporters say on here in defence of the hate marchers, there's always a few bad eggs. Also, while it doesn't make what happened right, the pro-Palestinian protestors went into a very religious Jewish neighbourhood in Brooklyn. It would be as provocative as Tommy Robinson leading a protest against Asian grooming gangs in Bradford.

And while there was a speech yesterday which they wanted to counter-protest on Saturday they went to Brooklyn and surrounded a synagogue just to harass Jews. That's nothing to do with Israel, just antisemitic pro-Palestinians who wanted to harass and provoke Jews in America

The lady who was surrounded and attacked wasn't part of any protest.

The woman who got a brick in the face was Jewish and not allowed into a Jewish neighbourhood or else she risks getting a brick in the face?

Some great excuses for violence there Polly.

PollyPaintsFlowers · 28/04/2025 16:17

Whatsinanamehey · 28/04/2025 16:10

No it isn't. I agree with @mylegishangingoff

ok, prove it. There's far more things I am in danger from than Israel, or Jews for that matter

PollyPaintsFlowers · 28/04/2025 16:15

Mylegishangingoff · 28/04/2025 16:09

Tell that to the woman who got a brick in the face or the woman surrounded and assaulted by a hoard of angry men.

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I could use the same argument I have seen pro-Palestinian supporters say on here in defence of the hate marchers, there's always a few bad eggs. Also, while it doesn't make what happened right, the pro-Palestinian protestors went into a very religious Jewish neighbourhood in Brooklyn. It would be as provocative as Tommy Robinson leading a protest against Asian grooming gangs in Bradford.

And while there was a speech yesterday which they wanted to counter-protest on Saturday they went to Brooklyn and surrounded a synagogue just to harass Jews. That's nothing to do with Israel, just antisemitic pro-Palestinians who wanted to harass and provoke Jews in America