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burningphoenix77888 t1_ja6q7mz wrote
Reply to comment by magellan315 in Israelis, Palestinians pledge to curb violence at Jordan meeting by Hiversitize
Peace isn’t occurring because Israel has refused the PA’s offer for a 2SS on the pre1967 borders.
burningphoenix77888 t1_ja6q3if wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Israelis, Palestinians pledge to curb violence at Jordan meeting by Hiversitize
It isn’t terrorism to fight occupation. It is called guerrilla warfare. They are partisans. Not “terrorists”
So yes. It does include them.
burningphoenix77888 t1_ja6q0pv wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Israelis, Palestinians pledge to curb violence at Jordan meeting by Hiversitize
Palestine will end financial support to families of partisans when Israel stops persecuting families of partisans
burningphoenix77888 t1_ja6pyr7 wrote
Reply to comment by spicytunaonigiri in Israelis, Palestinians pledge to curb violence at Jordan meeting by Hiversitize
The settlements are illegal. They are de facto annexation.
Excusing the settlements is supporting genocide.
burningphoenix77888 t1_ja6prvv wrote
Reply to comment by MGD109 in Israelis, Palestinians pledge to curb violence at Jordan meeting by Hiversitize
“Nearly 90%”
Aka, not all. The West Bank should be entirely Palestinian. The “peace deals” have the most fertile land in the West Bank stolen from Palestine and would have left Palestine a dead and demilitarized husk.
If there is to be peace. It must be the pre67 borders straight up. No modifications. No “land swaps”. The pre67 borders straight up is the only fair solution
burningphoenix77888 OP t1_j9utxy7 wrote
Reply to comment by successful_nothing in Report says donors ‘turning away’ from Taliban-ruled Afghanistan by burningphoenix77888
That’s true. It would be better for it to be covert. Tajikistan is also not so secretly giving them safe harbor as well as bank access where the online donations to the NRF go.
Still. I feel if they were getting any significant amount of support beyond what Tajikistan is doing that they wouldn’t be getting crushed the way they are.
Remember that the US didn’t send any material support to the Northern Alliance until after 9/11 happened (the lack of aid arguably indirectly led to Massoud’s death). Had we in the 90’s covertly sent to the northern alliance the level of material aid we are sending Ukraine, the invasion may never have been necessary.
I’m worried we are making that same mistake again and that history may rhyme once Al Qaeda central rebuilds. We should have sent a fuckload of support during the battle for Panshjir. But we didn’t and the rebels were forced to resort to hit and run tactics now.
burningphoenix77888 OP t1_j9ud5gp wrote
Reply to comment by billpalto in Report says donors ‘turning away’ from Taliban-ruled Afghanistan by burningphoenix77888
That’s the problem. Both options are complete shit.
Frankly what should be done is giving aid to the remaining Republican resistance groups. But seems politicians are too cowardly to do that.
And aiding the Taliban also indirectly aids Al Qaeda since the Taliban went back on their agreement in Doha. So if we help stabilize the country, thats more money that could go to Al Qaeda. It’s completely fucked.
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burningphoenix77888 t1_j7xc3hf wrote
Reply to Taliban fighters who moved to Kabul are ‘bored’ and fed up with traffic by Ruiner_Of_Things
I wonder how many are going to join ISK and fight against their former group just to have something to do.
burningphoenix77888 t1_ja6q8yj wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Israelis, Palestinians pledge to curb violence at Jordan meeting by Hiversitize
Yeah. They have an interest in fighting against the apartheid regime committing genocide against them