• 【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    And half of Gaza’s water infrastructure being destroyed (based on BBC satellite photos and guesswork) also does not impress me.

    It should not have been diverted to support terrorists holding hundreds of hostages underground for months on end. That’s why it was a target.

    Oh no, poor Gaza. They gave all their water to terrorism and didn’t save enough for themselves. Policy has consequences. Your gripes are with Gaza’s water policy under Hamas, not with people who are defending themselves.

    And like, Jesus fucking Christ. Did you read your own article? Did you look at the photograph in the very first picture in the article that shows the water tanks clearly were not targeted by Israel? No, of course you didn’t, because it doesn’t support your imaginary version of the evil Jew.

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      6 months ago

      And half of Gaza’s water infrastructure being destroyed (based on BBC satellite photos and guesswork) also does not impress me

      Wasn’t trying to impress you. Just clarifying that I was not lying.

      Oh no, poor Gaza. They gave all their water to terrorism and didn’t save enough for themselves.

      “Gave all their water to terrorism” - do you even hear yourself? Did the malnourished children “give” their water to Hamas? I can’t even believe you’re being serious here.

      And like, Jesus fucking Christ. Did you read your own article? Did you look at the photograph in the very first picture in the article that shows the water tanks clearly were not targeted by Israel?

      Yeah of course I did. It’s the middle one here. How exactly does this show it’s not been targeted? And if they really aren’t targeting them, why have 53% been destroyed or damaged? Are they the worst army at aiming in the world or something?

      No, of course you didn’t, because it doesn’t support your imaginary version of the evil Jew.

      Are you saying I’m antisemitic for believing the FACT that Israel has damaged much of the water infrastructure in Gaza?

              • 【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】@lemmy.world
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                Yes. There are 450 mi of tunnels according to Hamas in an area only 25 mi. wide.

                It’s the most advanced tunnel warfare system in the world. It has been under construction in various forms and stages since the '50s. It was built with money from Iran, North Korea, Qatar, and other beacons of human and civil rights. It is hopelessly intertwined with Gaza’s water and electrical systems. It’s the crowning achievement of gaza’s current government.

                It represents all of gaza’s lost hope. Gaza would be deep in food right now if maybe they spent money on highways instead of tunnels. If maybe they spent money on ports instead of tunnels, had used their international relations for trade and diplomacy, instead of terror financing and tunneling.

                But also due probability, I simply trust the IDF explanation about a million more times than I trust the explanation of anyone who supports Hamas’s ideology. It’s not only an ideology of violent radicalism, it is also an ideology of a lying and propaganda. According to them, nobody is a terrorist And no buildings are connected to tunnels, every building is a hospital or mosque or home for orphans, and every person is an innocent child.

                I’m very sure that Israel has some liars in charge right now. I simply trust the liars from the democracy more than the liars from the fascist religious ethno State, the sole function of which is to proliferate anti-jewish terrorism.

                I don’t know that this particular building had a tunnel under it. Neither does anyone else here.

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                  But also due probability, I simply trust the IDF explanation about a million more times than I trust the explanation of anyone who supports Hamas’s ideology.

                  So by “probability” you mean that you feel that the IDF is less likely to lie than Hamas?

                  Despite saying (correctly)

                  I’m very sure that Israel has some liars in charge right now.

                  The thing is, we don’t need to trust Hamas. There is a good chance there are tunnels under any particular building (far under but let’s put a pin in that for now). So when Israel bombs a water facility, there is probably a tunnel at least close by, about 10 m down or whatever.

                  But the question isn’t whether there’s a tunnel. The question is what Israel is targeting. The only people who can answer that are those in the Israeli government and military, which you acknowledge contains “some liars.” We don’t even need to see what Hamas says. So why do you trust their explanation?

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          6 months ago

          Ahh yes the secret tunnels under every convenient bombing target.

          The magical tunnels that rarely ever exist, and when they do the IDF plants guns in them as witnessed by the press.