Israel and Palestine is to complicated for anybody here to understand you bring down Israel the Jews will suffer even worse atrocities then the Palestinians currently do . Let's be honest if Hamas weren't behaving like such c***s the israeli Government wouldn't be committing the crimes they're committing Israel is in between a rock and a hard place they're fighting an enemy that hides weapons and shoots rockets at Israel from schools. What does Israel do protect its sovereignty or let Hamas keep attacking them from civilian territory.

Israel and Palestine is to complicated for anybody here to understand you bring down Israel the Jews will suffer even worse atrocities then the Palestinians currently do . Let's be honest if Hamas weren't behaving like such c***s the israeli Government wouldn't be committing the crimes they're committing Israel is in between a rock and a hard place they're fighting an enemy that hides weapons and shoots rockets at Israel from schools. What does Israel do protect its sovereignty or let Hamas keep attacking them from civilian territory.

Whichever way you slice it, it wasn’t anti-Semitic. You’d imagine that Keir was learned enough to understand the difference between anti-Semitic and anti- Zionist.

Taken from the link you supplied yourself:

Parler has attracted Donald Trump supporters,[8] and is noted for its far-right[12] and alt-right,[13] conspiratorial,[14][13] antisemitic,[12][14] and anti-feminist[5] content. The site also includes anti-Muslim content,[5] although it also has a user base of Saudi nationalists who support Crown Prince and de facto prime minister of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman.[8] Parler is one of a number of social network platforms, including Minds, MeWe, Gab and BitChute, that are popular with people banned from mainstream networks such as Twitter, Reddit, YouTube and Facebook.[7][10]

Both The Independent [12] and Jewish news site The Forward have noted the site's antisemitic conspiracy theory content. Matze told The Forward, "If you're going to fight these peoples' views, they need to be out in the open ... Don't force these people into the corners of the internet where they're not going to be able to be proven wrong." Political scientist Alison Dagnes responded "I don’t think you can have it both ways .

We live in a world filled with mostly black and white moralists who can't cope with the reality of grey and hunger for goodies and baddies so they can virtue signal and live the pretense of being on the 'right side of history'.

The more you learn about history the more you understand how basic and often false the narratives are....With much of it being biased to the norms of when it was written...and by the unavoidably coloured perspective of who wrote it.

One part of me criticizes it for the one way perspectives it dishes out.....Another part of me recognises that perspective is all there really is....as outside of statistics and facts, how you regard an event is coloured by how it affects you or your tribe. That's not a criticism of anyone's stance just a recognition of the battleground.

The Israeli/Palestinian conflict is just another example of the complexity of conflict.

For myself, I can never side with groups like Hamas...it's never going to happen. However, I understand the sense of injustice and why that has disfigured into what they became. If we were born in the west bank we would feel exactly the same. They were forced off the land.

On the Israeli side, I also understand their policy as the only one that gives them a pathway to long term survival.....As long term, the odds are against them.

If I were them I would be doing the same.

Edited by Stirlingsays (28 Jun 2020 2.06pm)

How do you see it then Cryrst?