Again? I thought they announced this last week.

Is this like the thing where we killed the Al Qaeda #2 yet again?

Following the link in the story, ended up here,

Also worth noting his level of involvement in the attacks is either being soft-pedaled by the BBC, or isn't specified by IDF. Either way, whatever his involvement was, it was enough to get him on the Kill List.

So his actual offense was having a number assigned to him by Hamas as part of their media team training division. There's a note on the second document which says the training division he is part of has been cancelled, but I guess that doesn't matter.

"Wait... how did we get from Mohammed Sinwar to Alish?"

Both killed by IDF strikes on hospitals?

I guess that would connect a lot of people. Probably some hostages even.

"And Israel allows the 25% of their population that is Muslim to live in freedom as full citizens"

"A Hamas bunker at the hospital? Wow! That almost sounds like a war crime!"

The Hague will be happy to try both sides for war crimes.

You won't.

The ones who were committing a war crime by hiding underneath a hospital and using civilians as a shield.

Is deliberately killing civilians a war crime?

Curious why you're do hung up on war crimes when Bibi is under indictment for war crimes. Maybe you'll call him a war criminal one of these days.

"As if they didn't steal it from someone else."

So it's okay to steal something that has been previously stolen.

Interesting idea. That means it's okay for Hamas to take all of Israel. Just like the Israelis stole it in 1948.

"A people who have never had a nation in the history of the world."

You mean the Palestinians or the Jews?

The Jews had a nation under King David, somewhat to the north of where current day Israel is located.

So you must mean the Palestinians.

"More than half of Israel's Jewish population traces their roots to the Middle East and North Africa."

Okay, so not from Israel. Got it.

Then they should give up their Israeli citizenship.

Why? How would being stateless improve their condition? The stateless Palestinians were herded into camps where they've spent the past 77 years. You think that's better than life in Israel?

"Whatever nation they want to join up with that will take them."

The nation that exiled them should restore their rights and property, or compensate them for their losses

Israel's trash isn't anyone's problem but Israel.

Why do you disagree with that concept?

"Mo wasn't there to get treatment."

Hassan Aslih was being treated in a hospital when he was assassinated in a drone attack.

You're okay with that.

Saying "libs fetishize" Palestinians only makes your case worse, because you're not making an honest argument
#28 | Posted by hamburglar

It's called The Whitewash.

Because the honest arguments for Zionism demonstrate unequivocally that Zionism is an ethno-colonialist land grab.

"the work they did to improve the land" was bulldozing entire Palestinian villages and erasing them from the map, and exiling the residents.

This is why Iran always threatens to erase Israel from the map. It's a reference to Israel erasing Palestine from the map. It's a reminder what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Israel was seized by force, taken without consent of the governed-then-exiled. It could happen again and Zionists can't really say they object to it ideologically, other than it's not them doing the conquering.