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Conflict in the Middle East

Israeli flag flyers threatened with arrest after being attacked by Pro-Palestine mob.

436 replies

PickyBits · 24/06/2025 22:56

This is just unbelievable. These ‘protesters’ are being given free rein to threaten and assault pro-Israelis (Jewish) because ‘there’s 500 of them and 2 of you’.

Police not interested in doing their job, which is upholding the law I thought?

Just sickening that this country has come to this.

https://x.com/habibi_uk/status/1937534677520134516

https://x.com/habibi_uk/status/1937534677520134516

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PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 11:56

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 11:50

Sure. You don’t have support from the public. People don’t want the terrorist type stuff from PA.

What is PA? I still don’t know what you’re talking about. Are you meant to be responding to someone else?

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 11:58

Alltheprettyseahorses · 25/06/2025 11:52

It isn't genocide in any way, shape or form. The way the word is so misused when there are actual genocides going on right now is offensive. Pro-Palestinians are easily offended even to the point of violence as the incident in the OP shows yet again, yet there's still quibbling about their own grossly offensive inaccurate appropriation of serious terminology. It's so hypocritical.

Oh I’m sorry your feelings are hurt. That must be so distressing for you. How will you cope?

TomeTome · 25/06/2025 11:58

PA are the group who broke into a military base in the uk and painted graffiti on some planes, I think?

aneelli · 25/06/2025 11:59

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izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:03

TomeTome · 25/06/2025 11:58

PA are the group who broke into a military base in the uk and painted graffiti on some planes, I think?

The planes must have been terrified.

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:04

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 11:56

What is PA? I still don’t know what you’re talking about. Are you meant to be responding to someone else?

No to you. Do you follow the news? Did you see the recent proscription of PA as a terrorist organisation after attacking an air base.

That’s more likely to be current for the public than Gaza. In fact it probably has rare cross party support to proscribe.

Most British people will want Jewish people to feel safe. Don’t you want that?

Outside mn and the CITME board (I’m sure you know that you’re on it) I very much doubt the feelings are shared.

The public don’t want to have the disruption of the protests, they don’t want terrorism in anyone’s name and those actions just put people off it all.

I know you’ll be you don’t get it, that’s part of the problem here. Just a blank. It won’t get you the support though.

Eolhc1990 · 25/06/2025 12:05

Alltheprettyseahorses · 25/06/2025 11:52

It isn't genocide in any way, shape or form. The way the word is so misused when there are actual genocides going on right now is offensive. Pro-Palestinians are easily offended even to the point of violence as the incident in the OP shows yet again, yet there's still quibbling about their own grossly offensive inaccurate appropriation of serious terminology. It's so hypocritical.

Definition of Genocide = Acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such," including:

  • Killing members of the group - I think it's safe to say Israel has a big tick on this one. Since 1949 Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians murdered and starved tp death by Israel.
  • Causing serious bodily or mental harm - Israel despite having precision technology when it suits them has chosen to carpet bomb large civilian areas, in many cases telling the people ahead of time that these were safe zones only to burn them alive in tents when they get there.
  • Deliberately inflicting conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction - bombing hospitals, blocking aid so people starve.
  • Imposing measures to prevent births - attacking hospitals and letting babies rot in incubators, blocking access to baby formula, blocking food so women can't breastfeed,
  • Forcibly transferring children - at the end of 2024 there were 163 Palestinian children taken and detained without trial by Israel. Since then Israel have refused to release the numbers.

If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it's a duck

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:06

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:03

The planes must have been terrified.

Sadly for some support for the group won’t be legal anymore.

Iscumaliom · 25/06/2025 12:08

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:03

The planes must have been terrified.

I heard the plane was so offended that a bit of paint was called terrorism when actual terrorism is going on right now.

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:09

givingitupok · 25/06/2025 07:31

Most people do not see the Palestinian flag as a symbol of terror and hate. You missed that bit.

At this juncture and after Brize Norton, the Palestine flag could be considered a flag that represents being anti British in addition anti Israel and anti Jew.
That is not helping Palestine folk is it?
Just stop oil shenanigans didn’t help their cause either. It merely pushed people to judge them negatively.

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:10

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:09

At this juncture and after Brize Norton, the Palestine flag could be considered a flag that represents being anti British in addition anti Israel and anti Jew.
That is not helping Palestine folk is it?
Just stop oil shenanigans didn’t help their cause either. It merely pushed people to judge them negatively.

I think there’s many thinking that. It’s not often all parties would agree on something. Proscribing them terrorists.

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:14

Iscumaliom · 25/06/2025 12:08

I heard the plane was so offended that a bit of paint was called terrorism when actual terrorism is going on right now.

Really? Do you live in the UK?

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:15

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:04

No to you. Do you follow the news? Did you see the recent proscription of PA as a terrorist organisation after attacking an air base.

That’s more likely to be current for the public than Gaza. In fact it probably has rare cross party support to proscribe.

Most British people will want Jewish people to feel safe. Don’t you want that?

Outside mn and the CITME board (I’m sure you know that you’re on it) I very much doubt the feelings are shared.

The public don’t want to have the disruption of the protests, they don’t want terrorism in anyone’s name and those actions just put people off it all.

I know you’ll be you don’t get it, that’s part of the problem here. Just a blank. It won’t get you the support though.

There’s a lot of supposition in your posts, why is that? And are you the designated spokesperson for the British public now? I didn’t realise that job had been advertised.

RoseRR · 25/06/2025 12:15

Incorrect. Many countries recognise Palestine as a state with right to exist (Spain, Ireland, Norway most recently) which means they also recognise the Palestinian flag.

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:18

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:15

There’s a lot of supposition in your posts, why is that? And are you the designated spokesperson for the British public now? I didn’t realise that job had been advertised.

There’s much on this thread on how people feel about flags.

They’re likely wrong. Those who take action haven’t helped their cause.

Twiglets1 · 25/06/2025 12:18

SisterTeatime · 25/06/2025 09:26

I think that, generally speaking, it is harder for those who are (loosely speaking as it’s not a black and white one or the other situation) ‘pro Israel’ to say so, as the ‘pro Palestine’ people are, in general, more aggressive and more convinced of their righteousness. They are less nuanced in their view of the situation and more likely to engage in us v them thinking.

In this respect it’s similar to the trans / gender critical situation. Many of us have kept out mouths firmly shut in the workplace and even socially, because the TRAs are more aggressive. But the TRAs don’t represent the majority of people’s views by any means. And it’s possible to respect trans rights but not want them to encroach on women’s rights but most ‘trans rights’ people use insults instead of engaging in sensible discussion. That’s my experience, anyway.

I’m not sure it’s fair to say the UK is ‘pro Palestine’ and interpret that to mean ‘anti Israel’. The extent of civilian death and suffering in Gaza in this war is completely deplorable and I would expect almost everyone in this country to agree. Also, most people want the people of Gaza to have their own state. Where people differ is on where the chief responsibility lies. I see a lot of nuance from Israel supporters - most don’t like Netanyahu, most deplore the West Bank settlers, etc. Many pro-Palestine people seem incapable of blaming anyone or anything but Israel and quickly become aggressive and frankly unreasonable and childish - comments about even birds not liking the flag of Israel? I mean, come on.

Agree with all of that - it’s great to see it expressed so succinctly.

Twiglets1 · 25/06/2025 12:20

Notmycircusnotmyotter · 25/06/2025 09:27

I'm not Jewish but have absolute solidarity with Israel for defending themselves against a death cult.

Same.

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:21

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:15

There’s a lot of supposition in your posts, why is that? And are you the designated spokesperson for the British public now? I didn’t realise that job had been advertised.

Supposition? Hilarious given the plight of Gaza is directly related to which sky fairy you follow.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:29

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:18

There’s much on this thread on how people feel about flags.

They’re likely wrong. Those who take action haven’t helped their cause.

Who is wrong about what? I promise that I am not being deliberately obtuse but I genuinely cannot make head nor tail of your points. Who has taken what actions that have not helped which cause?

People on marches protest for all sorts of reasons. They do not always align. Protesters at the same march do not all belong to the same groups or think the same things. Not everybody is tribal. So when you keep banging on about “them” and “they” you need to be very specific about who you are talking about. Because I’m sure you would hate it if someone decided that every single English person thinks the same way about every subject, right? Why not open your mind a little to the idea that people outside of your limited frame of reference also have the ability to think differently to each other?

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:30

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:04

No to you. Do you follow the news? Did you see the recent proscription of PA as a terrorist organisation after attacking an air base.

That’s more likely to be current for the public than Gaza. In fact it probably has rare cross party support to proscribe.

Most British people will want Jewish people to feel safe. Don’t you want that?

Outside mn and the CITME board (I’m sure you know that you’re on it) I very much doubt the feelings are shared.

The public don’t want to have the disruption of the protests, they don’t want terrorism in anyone’s name and those actions just put people off it all.

I know you’ll be you don’t get it, that’s part of the problem here. Just a blank. It won’t get you the support though.

Of course there would be cross parties support for it - we have more friends of Israel in the parliament than friends of the UK.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:30

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:21

Supposition? Hilarious given the plight of Gaza is directly related to which sky fairy you follow.

I’m an atheist.

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:33

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:10

I think there’s many thinking that. It’s not often all parties would agree on something. Proscribing them terrorists.

A good step towards authoritarianism. Well done “change labour”.

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:33

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:29

Who is wrong about what? I promise that I am not being deliberately obtuse but I genuinely cannot make head nor tail of your points. Who has taken what actions that have not helped which cause?

People on marches protest for all sorts of reasons. They do not always align. Protesters at the same march do not all belong to the same groups or think the same things. Not everybody is tribal. So when you keep banging on about “them” and “they” you need to be very specific about who you are talking about. Because I’m sure you would hate it if someone decided that every single English person thinks the same way about every subject, right? Why not open your mind a little to the idea that people outside of your limited frame of reference also have the ability to think differently to each other?

The actions taken on behalf of Gaza including the recent terrorism at the air base Brize Norton.

Also protesters making Jewish people feel unsafe here.

These bring negative connotations.

You might be separate to that but this thread is about flags and what people attribute to them. I disagree with a few posts below summing up the two flags below.

thethingthatshouldnotbee · 25/06/2025 12:36

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Jesus what a disgusting thing to say.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:38

thethingthatshouldnotbee · 25/06/2025 12:36

Jesus what a disgusting thing to say.

It’s always about hurt feelings isn’t it?

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