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Biden calls for 'immediate ceasefire' in Gaza
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Too little, too late. Military intervention or nothing, Israel and Gaza need to be taken in by UN peacekeeping forces and a new dialogue needs to be started about how to find a permanent solution for the coexistence of Palestinians and Israelis. If the need exists, maybe even deconstruct the current Israel to make way for a more tolerant and democratic nation that respects people of all origin.
They absolutely need a 2-state solution.
And neither of the 2 states should be the current states of Israel or Palestine.
A 2 state solution is effectively impossible at this point. Israel won't let their settlements go and the Palestinians will not accept anything less than the 1967 borders. There's also the split country problem. Bangladesh used to be East Pakistan. Split countries have a bad habit of one part getting exploited pretty hard.
So what you're saying is the problem with the 2-state solution is the 2 existing states that I specifically said shouldn't be part of the solution?
You can't just do a rebrand. These are thousand year old ethic identities. There has to be a structural change as well.
It's about re-election optics, not about helping Gazans.
Ding ding ding!
They started seeing everyone posting on social media that they're not voting to support us paying for a genocide.
Vote “uncommitted” in the primaries, all the centrists shaming progressives for having a red line at “genocide” are so desperately wrong about now being not the time to raise our voices, fuck them.
The only way to get Biden to care about the horrific mass slaughter of an entire population is to directly make him afraid he won’t get his power trip again if he doesn’t capitulate because it is blindly obvious nothing else will sway him until it’s farrrrrrrrr too late.
After the election is the worst time to do it, if Biden wins he will just completely ignore progressive/almost unanimous international outcry over Israel’s genocide and continue handwringing because why would he do otherwise given his ideology and the fact that he doesn’t need the votes anymore?
Doubt UN troops would help here. They'd either get swayed like UNRWA was or would get the same treatment as Israelis.
What is more plausible according to you:
And please feel free to send me any article of any non affiliated NGO or humanitarian organisation with Israel praising their efforts to achieve long lasting peace before the 7th of October.
Because I can easily do the opposite.
Our own intelligence agencies rated that as "low confidence". Which is the Intel version of pressing F to doubt. It means they found nothing to support the allegations. Typically it's followed by the briefer saying something like, "we do not recommend action on this item at this time."