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I hate to have to repost this, but I guess I will.

The UN was obligated, legally, to facilitate a Jewish state in all of the 21% of post-Ottoman Palestine that was left after the Brits carved off 79% for the Arabian Emir Abdullah.

Why? Because upon their formation, they took
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סליחה????
אסור לפעול בממשלת מעבר????
מי העביר שטח ללבנון (בלי משאל עם) בממשלת מעבר?
מי יצא למבצע ״עלות השחר״ (בלי דיון בקבינט) בממשלת מעבר?
מי מינה רמטכ״ל (בלי נימוק הגיוני) בממשלת מעבר?
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Uti possidetis juris.
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This is the exact bullshit that stopped Shabak and IDF top brass from waking Netanyahu on October 7th, fearing his overreaction might “drag us into war.”

Sometimes it’s better to fight when you need to.
אני מזהיר, ממשלת מעבר אינה רשאית לקבל החלטות העלולות לגרור את ישראל למלחמה ללא פיקוח פרלמנטרי, וללא הסכמה מלאה של כל גורמי הביטחון. אני מדגיש, כל גורמי הביטחון.
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Eliminated❌
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Two American bioethicists have published a paper arguing that a tick which makes people allergic to red meat ought to be helped to spread.

It appeared in the journal Bioethics in July 2025 under the title Beneficial Bloodsucking. The authors are Parker Crutchfield and Blake chool at Western Michigan University.

The tick is the lone star tick. Its bite can leave you with alpha-gal syndrome, after which beef, lamb and pork bring on hives, vomiting and, in the bad cases, a closing throat, usually some hours after dinner and often in the middle of the night. Milk can do it too. So can the gelatine in a tablet. The CDC thinks as many as 450,000 Americans have it, and last year doctors reported the first confirmed death, a man in New Jersey who had eaten a hamburger.

The paper looks at all that and sees a teaching aid. If eating meat is wrong, it reasons, then spreading the syndrome is "strongly pro tanto obligatory", and it notes that editing ticks for the purpose is already feasible.

Dr Crutchfield has form. In 2019 he argued that making the public more moral by medical means should be done covertly.

Asked about the tick, he said it was a thought experiment, and that he is not himself a vegetarian.

It passed peer review. The tick was not consulted, but is understood to be willing.
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Things seem to be getting worse.
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Eizenkot was the one who reduced the IDFs capacity into the “leaner” version that did not scramble as well as we would have liked on 7.10. He was also the one who put reservist capacity on an Ozempic diet prior to 7.10.

Similar to the flags raised prior to 7.10 that people blame Bibi for, another lesser known flag was raised by Major General Shai Klepper (formerly commander of the Golani Brigade) stating that he was not comfortable with the results the lean model had produced in the event of an attack. He was correct.

Today Eizenkot is making statements in a similar vein to the “lean IDF” thought model that failed so thoroughly when he introduced it last time.

If you wanna blame decisions made by people prior to 7.10 who contributed to that black day, apply the standard equally or not at all.
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״גדי איזנקוט, אתה הכנסת את רע״מ של האחים המוסלמים, תנועת האחות של חמאס, לקודש הקודשים של ביטחון ישראל – ועדת החוץ והביטחון של הכנסת. ואתה עוד מעז להטיף על התנהלות ביטחונית זהירה?
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Now the Joos are killing fish!
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V roce 2019 Izrael dokončil a zprovoznil nový, v pořadí třetí vodovod, do Gazy.
Vodovod byl navržen tak, aby do Gazy přiváděl miliony m3 odsolené pitné vody ročně.
A co na to palestinci?
Z trubek nadělali rakety, z domů a škol udělali odpaliště a poslali je na Izrael.
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It wasn't fun for Germans living in the ruins of Berlin in the winter of 1945. Do you know what they did? They surrendered.
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Another AI masterpiece just dropped
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It’s astonishing how nobody seems to remember that last year, Tom Fletcher made the fraudulent claim that 14,000 babies could die in Gaza in 48 hours. The claim was repeated all over the world, including by many MPs in parliament. When it was proven false, very few apologised. Now here we are, with people who should know better still believing his lies.
Clear statement from Tom Fletcher head of the UN OCHA on the utterly avoidable tragedy befalling Gaza this winter.
"For months we have sounded the alarm on essential winter supplies for Gaza, including throughout the UN General Assembly.

"Foreign Ministers and partners have assured me of support, but also repeatedly said that progress would be hard until after Israeli elections. Now we’re told to wait for the formation of a government. In case anyone has any doubt about international humanitarian law: this is not an acceptable excuse, as the international community and Board of Peace have made clear.

"We are now seeing the consequences of delays, blockages and funding cuts: lives lost, a population once again at great risk. 
"What makes this even more infuriating is that they are at this needless risk from weather that is not a threat where decent shelter exists. And would not be such a threat had we been able to supply decent tents and essential Winter kit.

"Had Palestinians been allowed to access open areas that are less prone to flooding.

"We have set out a clear plan for the supplies we need to get in. Not in weeks, but weeks ago. This includes durable shelter, warm clothes, blankets, bedding and safe heating solutions. And it includes generators, fuel, engine oil, spare parts, equipment to pump out water, remove debris and clear explosive ordnance.
"No more delay. Open all the crossings, not just one. Let our vital NGO partners work. Allow the commercial markets to function. Stop this collective punishment. Fund the plan. End this predictable, preventable suffering. The world is not powerless here."
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The MOSSAD has not yet unleashed the trained giant Sea Dragon to devour the Gazan population near to the coast - they're keeping that up their sleeves. So evil and so obvious!
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Greta Thunberg is told about the latest Fridays for Future demo happening in Berlin – the climate protest she helped found. She bursts out in laughter. "Really? They're still doing that?"
Jokes on you climatetards. Left has moved on.
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Che a Gaza ci siano situazioni drammatiche e sofferenze dopo il conflitto è chiaro. Ma io non ho mai visto in nessun’altra situazione (guerra o catastrofe naturale) che si girassero video falsi con bambini e donne che recitano o che si creassero video con AI per chiedere denaro.
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Oh, you mean Israel won't allow digging and tunneling equipment into Gaza? Gosh, I wonder why. Let's all think hard on this one.
UNICEF warned Tuesday that a basin contaminated with sewage could overflow in Gaza City. It said Israel barred repair equipment on security grounds. Israel’s aid coordinator did not immediately comment, Reuters reports in The Jerusalem Post.
jpost.com/middle-east/ar…
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