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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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EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:39

thethingthatshouldnotbee · 25/06/2025 12:36

Jesus what a disgusting thing to say.

It’s why the laws are needed. People will promote this stuff.

thethingthatshouldnotbee · 25/06/2025 12:39

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:38

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

You saying it's not disgusting to actively wish harm on random strangers? Or only when Israelis do it?

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:40

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:33

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.

Whose actions on behalf of Gaza? What about all the Jewish protestors who are protesting against Israel’s actions? Are they making themselves feel unsafe?

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:40

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:33

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.

“Negative connotations” refer to starving babies, because baby formula is hamas, so is food, so mothers don’t have milk.

So, every baby is affected.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:41

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:33

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

It’s terrifying isn’t it?

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:42

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:39

It’s why the laws are needed. People will promote this stuff.

We (humans) had agreed on international laws after ww2. They should have always been applied universally, with no exceptions for “our allies”.

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:43

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:40

Whose actions on behalf of Gaza? What about all the Jewish protestors who are protesting against Israel’s actions? Are they making themselves feel unsafe?

There’s a few threads / posts on here you could read from Jewish people who have felt unsafe plus coverage of someone simply trying to cross a protest who received abuse.

Do you think that no one who is Jewish feels unsafe due to protests and actions from pro Palestine actions?

TulipLavender · 25/06/2025 12:44

Israel are not a neighbouring country. They are a brutal occupying force who have implemented a brutal siege over the course of 20 years depriving the whole population of gaza from basic necessities, keeping them on basic rations, preventing their free movements outside of gaza, regularly arresting young children, shooting children playing football on the beach all long long before October 7th. Every year innocent gazans were killed by Israel. Israel would call it 'mowing the lawn' . You are saying that you would have no problem with you and your family living as Palestinian Refugees in Gaza under these conditions for perpetuity? And no hostility at all for the occupying soldiers at the Gazans border trying to take pot-shots at whoever they can whenever it strikes their fancy?

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2009/jun/16/gaza-blockade-israel-food

No gourmets in Gaza

The blockade of Gaza is approaching its third year. Is hunger a legitimate way of defeating an enemy?

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2009/jun/16/gaza-blockade-israel-food

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:45

thethingthatshouldnotbee · 25/06/2025 12:39

You saying it's not disgusting to actively wish harm on random strangers? Or only when Israelis do it?

I think some stuff is blanked. Threats from some are to be allowed.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:46

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:42

We (humans) had agreed on international laws after ww2. They should have always been applied universally, with no exceptions for “our allies”.

Indeed.

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:49

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:30

I’m an atheist.

And? What’s your point?
If you are atheist then do you not see issues with Hamas and Iran rule?
Do you not see that spouting death to Israel, West etc is a threat and that the fundamental problem is religion.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:50

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:49

And? What’s your point?
If you are atheist then do you not see issues with Hamas and Iran rule?
Do you not see that spouting death to Israel, West etc is a threat and that the fundamental problem is religion.

The level of cognitive dissonance you are currently performing is impressive. Have you considered a career in politics?

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:51

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:33

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

I don’t think so on this. And I’m not Labour’s biggest supporter. Usually the reverse.

We’re a democracy and have a legal system to prevent terrorism. I’m glad we have it. Especially since it puts an end to online support on SM.

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:56

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:51

I don’t think so on this. And I’m not Labour’s biggest supporter. Usually the reverse.

We’re a democracy and have a legal system to prevent terrorism. I’m glad we have it. Especially since it puts an end to online support on SM.

Well, that’s a nice precedent. Soon Reform will expand the list of terrorist organisations and state powers.

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 12:57

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:50

The level of cognitive dissonance you are currently performing is impressive. Have you considered a career in politics?

impressive come back 🙄
Insult before answering any questions. Not your typical atheist are you 🤷‍♀️

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:58

izthiszeend · 25/06/2025 12:56

Well, that’s a nice precedent. Soon Reform will expand the list of terrorist organisations and state powers.

The precedent isn’t new btw there’s plenty who are proscribed.

People don’t want terrorism and their supporters, no. So I guess you’re in the minority.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:58

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:43

There’s a few threads / posts on here you could read from Jewish people who have felt unsafe plus coverage of someone simply trying to cross a protest who received abuse.

Do you think that no one who is Jewish feels unsafe due to protests and actions from pro Palestine actions?

“Do you think that no one who is Jewish feels unsafe due to protests and actions…?”

I as a woman feel constantly unsafe in the presence of men, can men be made illegal please?

PaxAeterna · 25/06/2025 12:59

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:43

There’s a few threads / posts on here you could read from Jewish people who have felt unsafe plus coverage of someone simply trying to cross a protest who received abuse.

Do you think that no one who is Jewish feels unsafe due to protests and actions from pro Palestine actions?

I think somebody getting abuse simply for being Jewish is completely wrong. Nobody should face harassment or hate for who they are or what they believe.

I’m not in London and I honestly don’t know what the mood is like during these marches. I think that there is an element within the pro Palestinian movement that wishes harm on Israel and is anti Semitic. And it is the responsibility of the pro Palestinian leaders to stamp this out, it’s important that movements such as these are firmly against all racism and are human rights centred. We cannot fight violence based on racism with racism.

However this is further complicated by the accusations of anti semitism being leveraged at everyone who criticises the Israeli government. So now we have a situation where some Jewish people feel that me calling for a ceasefire or calling for the flooding of Gaza with aid to prevent a famine is inadvertently calling for the destruction of Israel. Which seems like a massive leap to me but regardless it is how genuinely how some jewish people are feeling.

So now we have a very, very complicated situation where messages of peace are conflated with messages of hate and I’m not sure it is possible to create environments everyone will feel safe.

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 13:00

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 12:58

“Do you think that no one who is Jewish feels unsafe due to protests and actions…?”

I as a woman feel constantly unsafe in the presence of men, can men be made illegal please?

Interesting swerve there. So not a yes or no.

I didn’t mention illegality I asked if you recognised some Jewish people felt unsafe. Is it hard to consider their feelings?

RoseRR · 25/06/2025 13:03

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 12:58

The precedent isn’t new btw there’s plenty who are proscribed.

People don’t want terrorism and their supporters, no. So I guess you’re in the minority.

I wish the U.K. would join in calling out Israel for war crimes. I find their war crimes more concerning than paint on some military planes. It’s not what keeps me awake at nights.
News reports from Gaza however does keep me awake.

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 13:04

RoseRR · 25/06/2025 13:03

I wish the U.K. would join in calling out Israel for war crimes. I find their war crimes more concerning than paint on some military planes. It’s not what keeps me awake at nights.
News reports from Gaza however does keep me awake.

Only Gaza keeping you awake?

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 13:05

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 13:00

Interesting swerve there. So not a yes or no.

I didn’t mention illegality I asked if you recognised some Jewish people felt unsafe. Is it hard to consider their feelings?

I was just demonstrating the absurdity of using sweeping statements when discussing these issues. Feelings will never be more important than actual violence as far as I’m concerned. Feeling unsafe should never override being unsafe. The children of Palestine can attest to that.

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 13:05

Madcatdudette · 25/06/2025 13:04

Only Gaza keeping you awake?

It’s not a competition.

EasternStandard · 25/06/2025 13:10

PhilomenaPunk · 25/06/2025 13:05

I was just demonstrating the absurdity of using sweeping statements when discussing these issues. Feelings will never be more important than actual violence as far as I’m concerned. Feeling unsafe should never override being unsafe. The children of Palestine can attest to that.

It wasn’t a statement it was a specific question which you swerved.

Here you’ve said more about Jewish people feeling unsafe but it’s not an issue for you.

OTH I don’t want that in our society, Jewish people should feel safe.

Mumsntfan1 · 25/06/2025 13:12

TulipLavender · 25/06/2025 12:44

Israel are not a neighbouring country. They are a brutal occupying force who have implemented a brutal siege over the course of 20 years depriving the whole population of gaza from basic necessities, keeping them on basic rations, preventing their free movements outside of gaza, regularly arresting young children, shooting children playing football on the beach all long long before October 7th. Every year innocent gazans were killed by Israel. Israel would call it 'mowing the lawn' . You are saying that you would have no problem with you and your family living as Palestinian Refugees in Gaza under these conditions for perpetuity? And no hostility at all for the occupying soldiers at the Gazans border trying to take pot-shots at whoever they can whenever it strikes their fancy?

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2009/jun/16/gaza-blockade-israel-food

Yet they managed to build an impressive network of tunnels and to fire rockets at Israel on a regular basis.