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marklevinshow
Posted - October 12, 2023 at 6:26 PM
Saved - October 13, 2023 at 9:55 AM
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Arab countries have not offered refuge to Gaza Palestinians, nor have they criticized Egypt for closing the main passageway. Qatar, with its Hamas Nazi leadership, has not asked any Arab country to take in Gaza Palestinians or urged Egypt to allow their exit. The Arab world's lack of assistance contrasts with the international community's potential support. Surprisingly, American and European media fail to address these issues. As Israel engages in urban warfare against Hamas, the media focuses on casualty numbers and calls for proportionate response, while Blinken lectures Israel on rules of war, despite terrorists being exempt.

@marklevinshow - Mark R. Levin

It's noteworthy that not a single Arab country has offered to accept Gaza Palestinians. Not one. And they are silent about Egypt keeping closed the main passageway for the Gaza Palestinians to leave Gaza, because Egypt doesn't want Gaza Palestinians coming into their country. Want more? Hamas Nazi leadership in Qatar has not asked Qatar, or any Arab country, take any Gaza Palestinians. Nor have Qatar or the Hamas Nazi leadership asked Egypt to stop blocking Gaza Palestinians from leaving Gaza. Of course, the Egyptians could house hundreds of thousands of Gaza Palestinians in the Sinai Peninsula. And no doubt the international community would assist with temporary housing, food, etc. But this would mean that the Arab world actually wants to help Gaza Palestinians rather than use their propaganda machine to attempt to turn Israelis into oppressors. It's also noteworthy that the American and European media don't ask the Biden regime or the other leaders of countries around the world about any of this; they don't even report it. Yet, because the Arabs will not provide refuge to the Gaza Palestinians, and because the Qatar-funded and Iran-funded Hamas wages war against Israel, and Israel must now lose Lord knows how many soldiers in urban warfare in Gaza, the media will report numbers, Israel will be told its response to the Hamas Nazis should be "proportionate," and Blinken will continue to lecture Israel about rules of war when fighting terrorists who -- by the way -- are an exception to rules of war.

CurtisHouck
Posted - October 12, 2023 at 9:52 PM
Saved - October 13, 2023 at 11:31 AM
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CNN's Jake Tapper questions the lack of action from countries like Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, UAE, and Saudi Arabia in helping the Palestinians. These nations, claiming concern for Palestinians, possess the resources to aid Gaza and halt the bombings. Where is their support?

@CurtisHouck - Curtis Houck

CNN's @JakeTapper: "Egypt, Jordan, I mean, Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, all these countries that prepare--that talk about how much they care about the Palestinians, they could help right now. They could help the Palestinians escape. They could say okay, stop bombing and we will go in there and we will help Gaza, like, become a thriving society. They could do all sorts of things. They have money, by the way. Where are they?"

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The speaker raises concerns about the innocent Palestinians, including women, children, and the elderly, and questions why countries like Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, who claim to care about the Palestinians, are not helping them escape the bombings. They suggest that these countries could intervene and support Gaza to become a thriving society. However, the speaker acknowledges that these countries are generally self-focused and do not like Hamas. They also note that the popularity of Hamas in Saudi Arabia and the UAE is low, resulting in little pressure for these countries to assist the Palestinians. The United States is mentioned as one of the few countries stepping up to help.
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Speaker 0: What about the innocent, Palestinians? Can they get out? Right? The the women, the children Speaker 1: Right. Speaker 0: The the elderly. How can they get out? That that still has Egypt, Jordan I mean, Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, all these countries that prepare that that talk talked about how much they care about the Palestinians. They could help right now. They could help the Palestinians escape. They could they could say, okay, stop bombing, and we will go in there, and we will we will we will help Gaza, like, become a thriving society. They they could do all sorts sorts of things. They have money, by Speaker 1: the way. I've heard that. Speaker 0: Yeah. Speaker 1: Yeah. But I Where are they? Where are they is where they usually are, which is, you know, generally on the no and and pretty, myopically thinking about themselves. Plus, you know, they would all like Hamas to go no way. Speaker 0: Yeah. They don't like Hamas. Speaker 1: They do not like Hamas. Speaker 0: The Palestinians for better. The Palestinians, they don't really care about the Palestinians, do they? Speaker 1: They really Don't. And I think that, you know, the polling also shows that the popularity of Hamas in these countries, in Saudi and in UAE, is not high. So there's not a lot of pressure on Saudi nobody to come to the rescue of the Palestinians like there was a decade ago. So things are definitely changing, not But we're not seeing a lot of people step up to the to the occasion other than the United States.
jess_ih_ka
Posted - October 15, 2023 at 5:31 PM
Saved - October 16, 2023 at 11:34 PM

@jess_ih_ka - Iscah 𓂆 יסכה 🇮🇱

WOW The entire conflict in a nutshell– from a SAUDI. There's a reason Arab nations won't take even 1 single Gazan into their land. Every sentence he says is better than the last. Brutal honesty #Israel #Gaza

Ann_Lilyflower
Posted - October 16, 2023 at 3:18 PM
Saved - October 23, 2023 at 8:07 PM

@Ann_Lilyflower - 🕊 𝓐𝓷𝓷 𝓲𝓼 𝓡𝓲𝓰𝓱𝓽 🕊 𝐗𝐋𝐕

Hmmm... interesting!!! Listen to this Arab man and his thoughts about Palestinians. Click on the video and read.👇 https://t.co/rE4bXUlIxp

EndWokeness
Posted - October 17, 2023 at 12:40 PM
Saved - October 17, 2023 at 1:13 PM

@EndWokeness - End Wokeness

It wasn’t just Hamas fighters. Mobs of ordinary civilians joined the lynching, kidnapping, and looting that day. No, we should absolutely not take a single refugee from Gaza. There are 59 Muslim-majority countries they can go to.

RuleOfLaw01
Posted - October 22, 2023 at 7:46 PM
Saved - October 23, 2023 at 9:31 AM
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Israel left Gaza in 2005, but Hamas now rules and is responsible for the well-being of its people. Hamas bombed border checkpoints, blocking goods and aid. They stole fuel and medical supplies meant for refugees. Hamas uses civilian infrastructure as shields for their rockets and terrorists. They stole aid meant for building houses and schools to construct terror tunnels. Rockets launched by Hamas have killed civilians in Gaza. Israel warned civilians to leave, but Hamas prevented them, using them as shields. Many in Gaza celebrated the massacre. Hamas suppresses, tortures, and steals aid to finance terror. Israel built a wall to protect its citizens from Hamas attacks.

@RuleOfLaw01 - CADI

Liar. Did you know Israel left Gaza in 2005 and Hamas is ruling Gaza and therefore responsible for the well-being of the people of Gaza? Did you know before Oktober 7th Israel allowed tons of goods, food and building materials on daily basis pass through the border checkpoints to Gaza and Hamas bombed these checkpoints in order to block it? Did you know UNRWA indicated that Hamas authorities in the Gaza Strip had stolen 24.000 liter fuel and medical supplies meant for refugees from its premises in Gaza City because they use it as fuel for their rockets and other terror activities? Did you know Hamas uses the hospital, schools, mosques, playgrounds and civilian infrastructure as human shield for their headquarters, rocket launchers and terrorists? Did you know Hamas stole millions of tons of concrete given by aid organizations meant for building houses, schools and infrastructure to build kilometers of underground tunnels to hide their rockets, give shelter to their terrorists and build terror tunnels that reach into Israeli territory? Did you know thousands of rockets Hamas launched to Israel have crashed and still are crashing on civilian areas in Gaza killing many people in Gaza? Did you know Israel dropped millions of flyers over Gaza city to warn civilians to leave Gaza city asap and go to the south of Gaza but Hamas tried to stop them and even bombed their own people who were driving southwards became se they want to keep using them as human shields? Did you know the majority of the Palestinian people in Gaza voted for Hamas to be their leader instead of Fatah? Did you know many people in Gaza were celebrating the massacre of October 7th and many even joined the massacre and moved through the villages like gangs of robbers and rapers? Did you know Hamas does not give a shit about the well-being of the people in Gaza, suppresses, tortures and murders them if they don’t obey their rules and commands? Did you know Hamas steals the food aid given by UNRWA and other international aid organizations and sells it with profit in supermarkets to finance their terror and the exorbitant luxury lifestyle of their leaders who are living in Qatar, Turkey, London, etc? Did you know the only reason why their is a wall and fence around the 365 km2 Gaza strip is because Israel had and still has to protect its citizens from terror attacks by Hamas and Islamic Jihad? Did you know all this? Just asking…

Philosopher_Jay
Posted - October 25, 2023 at 9:27 PM
Saved - October 25, 2023 at 10:45 PM

@Philosopher_Jay - Philosopher_Jay

@Fox_Claire Good points. Egypt has a population of 109 million people. Why are they against accepting 2 million fellow Muslims from Gaza. Certainly the U.S. and U.N. would happily donate billions towards such a peaceful settlement of this issue.

SigalSamuel
Posted - October 27, 2023 at 3:44 PM
Saved - October 28, 2023 at 3:34 AM
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Palestinians face permanent expulsion as Israeli defense establishment quotes reveal. Pro-expulsion rhetoric is increasingly mainstream, amplified after the Hamas attack. Israeli Intelligence Ministry leaked document suggests transferring Gazans to Egypt post-war. Settlers warn Palestinians of an impending "Big Nakba" in the West Bank. #Palestine #Israel

@SigalSamuel - Sigal Samuel

For anyone who doesn’t understand why Palestinians have every reason to fear they are now facing permanent expulsion: Here is a thread with quotes from the Israeli defense establishment this month. No comment. Just direct quotes. Here’s the first one.

@SigalSamuel - Sigal Samuel

Here's the second quote.

@SigalSamuel - Sigal Samuel

Here's the third quote.

@SigalSamuel - Sigal Samuel

Here's the fourth quote.

@SigalSamuel - Sigal Samuel

Here's the fifth quote.

@SigalSamuel - Sigal Samuel

There are more quotes in my @voxdotcom article, which explains that in Israel, calls to expel Palestinians have become increasingly mainstream. Pro-expulsion rhetoric was getting loud even before the horrific Hamas attack. Now it's deafening. https://www.vox.com/world-politics/23933707/israel-palestine-hamas-gaza-nakba-displacement-refugees-history

Palestinians fear they’re being displaced permanently. Here’s why that’s logical. In Israel, calls to expel Palestinians have become increasingly mainstream. Many Palestinians believe an expulsion, like the 1948 Nakba, is possible again. vox.com

@SigalSamuel - Sigal Samuel

@voxdotcom This week: - Israeli paper reports that a document, saying a durable Gaza endgame should include transfer of Gazans to Egypt post-war, was leaked from Israeli Intelligence Ministry - Settlers post pamphlets on cars in the West Bank warning Palestinians of the "Big Nakba" to come

SheilaG2024
Posted - November 1, 2023 at 3:30 PM
Saved - November 1, 2023 at 4:19 PM
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Palestinians face restrictions from neighboring countries like Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia. Possible reasons include concerns over Hamas' actions and support for extremist groups like ISIS. In Jordan, the Muslim Brotherhood's internal divisions and ties to Salafist movements contribute to the restrictions. Syria's ongoing conflict and presence of various terrorist groups also impact their stance. In Lebanon, competition for resources and Hezbollah's alliance with Hamas play a role. Additionally, Iran's support for Hamas clashes with its backing of President Assad in Syria.

@SheilaG2024 - SheilaG2024

For those who say Palestinians live in a cage like animals, please explain why; 1) Egypt has their border closed off 2) Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia refuse to let Palestinians immigrate into their countries. Is it at all fathomable because the Palestinians support the atrocities Hamas hands out? What are the possible reasons Palestinians would be denied entry into those countries? Is it because; A) Egypt’s ISIS-Sinai, a branch of the Islamic State of Iraq and ash-Sham (ISIS), which is the most active and capable Salafi-jihadist terrorist group doesn't want to compete with Hamas? Is it because ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), also known as ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant), is a Sunni jihadist group with a particularly violent ideology that calls itself a caliphate and claims religious authority over all Muslims, inspired by al Qaida but later publicly expelled from it? The group itself has not used the name Isil since June 2014 when it declared the creation a caliphate and shortened its name to "Islamic State" (IS) to reflect its expansionist ambitions. B) Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood maintains a presence in Jordan as a legal government opposition group? Is it because the movement has fractured as reformists seek to cut ties to the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood and shift the focus of the Brotherhood’s Jordanian branch to domestic issues and away from a Palestinian agenda? With a conflicted Brotherhood, Jordan’s Islamists have moved closer to the country’s banned Salafist-jihadist movement. Is it because Jordan’s Salafist movement has facilitated the flow of foreign fighters to Syria, largely to fight with the al-Qaeda-linked Nusra Front? Is it because of the influx of Syrian refugees into Jordan since 2011 has further strained the country economically? C) Syria’s had so been many terrorist including in major cities, resulting in large numbers of casualties. Is it because the number of terrorist groups that operate in Syria, including Daesh and Hay'at Tahrir al Sham (formerly known as Jabhat Fatah al-Sham / Al Nusrah Front) say no to the Palestinians and Hamas because they reject the Palestinian agenda? D) Lebanon is it because Palestinians and Syrians are increasingly competing over the scarce resources of the informal Lebanese labor market, and Lebonese agencies working with refugees were underestimating the issue? Is it because Hezbollah counts Hamas — the Islamist militant group that controls Gaza and launched the October 7 attack on Israel — as an ally but only because they share only one goal and that is to kill every Jew in Israel? E) Iran is it because the Syrian civil war has strained Iran's relationship with Palestinian groups, particularly Hamas. Iran backs President Bashar al Assad, an Alawite, and Hamas reportedly supports Sunni rebels seeking to overthrow him?

KeithWoodsYT
Posted - November 2, 2023 at 9:52 AM
Saved - November 2, 2023 at 11:10 AM
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In 2018, Palestinians in Gaza organized 'The Great March of Return' to peacefully protest against Israel's blockade and demand their right of return. Despite being met with violence, including the targeting of children and medics, the protestors persisted. Over 35,000 were injured, with nearly 8,000 shot by live ammunition. The blockade, considered illegal collective punishment, has been in place since 2006. This article highlights the resilience of the protestors and the human rights violations they faced.

@KeithWoodsYT - Keith Woods

🇵🇸 "Why didn't people in Gaza try peaceful protest?" They did. In 2018, thousands of Palestinians took part in 'The Great March of Return', demanding they be freed from Israel's blockade and granted their right of return to their ancestral homeland. Over 70 percent of the population of Gaza are considered refugees, expelled from or descended from people expelled from Palestine in the so-called Nakba, Israel's ethnic cleansing of the land in 1948. The protestors demanded right of return, and an end to the blockade of Gaza, which is illegal under law as a form of collective punishment but has persisted since 2006. Israel responded by shooting the peaceful protestors, treating anyone approaching the fence around Gaza as a legitimate target - including children, the disabled, and medics. Human rights groups universally condemned this targeting of peaceful protestors. Between the first protest and November 2019, more than 35 thousand protestors were injured, 7,996 with live ammo. Israeli snipers usually targeted the protestors legs and knees. Half the injured protestors were crippled for life.

visegrad24
Posted - November 4, 2023 at 10:17 AM
Saved - November 5, 2023 at 4:43 AM

@visegrad24 - Visegrád 24

Good video explaining why other Arab nations are unwilling to take in hundreds of thousands of refugees from Gaza. Lebanon, Jordan and Kuwait all have terrible experiences with Palestinian refugees. This video explains it. Via @breeadail & @GHStaigle https://t.co/G5ymfe8Mi8

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Arab countries in the Middle East, including Egypt, have been reluctant to take in Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip. This may be due to political interests, as blaming Israel for a humanitarian crisis benefits them. However, historically, Arab nations have accepted Palestinian refugees. For instance, Kuwait expelled 300,000 Palestinians after the Gulf War because they supported Saddam Hussein's invasion. Similarly, in Jordan, Palestinian groups called for the overthrow of the monarchy, leading to a war with the PLO. The PLO's presence in Lebanon also destabilized the country, causing a bloody civil war. Arab nations fear that accepting Palestinian refugees would lead to domestic unrest. As long as terrorist organizations like Hamas represent the Palestinians, their situation is unlikely to improve.
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Speaker 0: Why aren't more Arab countries in the Middle East taking in Palestinian refugees? The onset of a renewed war between Israel and Hamas has led to fears that millions of Palestinian people living in the Gaza Strip may be forced to become refugees. But despite the fact that Gaza shares a border with Egypt, the Egyptian government almost immediately ruled out any possibility of accepting Palestinian refugees. In fact, Egypt is currently constructing an even larger border wall with Gaza than the one it currently has in place. Now many outside observers have asked why Egypt, a majority Arab and Islamic nation, them would turn away the Palestinian people. And, of course, many have pointed out that it may serve the political interests of many Arab nations to refuse to accept Palestinian refugees because it allows them to then blame Israel for any sort of humanitarian crisis that unfolds. Of but the thing is, historically, many Arab nations have accepted Palestinian refugees, and that may be why Egypt doesn't want to now. For example, in teen ninety one, the Kuwaiti government actually expelled nearly 300,000 Palestinians in the aftermath of the 1st Gulf War. Of and this represented an astonishing 18% of Kuwait's entire population. So what was the reason? Well, the Palestinian Liberation Organization had actually supported Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait a year earlier, and this support only grew after Iraq began attacking Israel with rockets throughout the war. After Kuwait's liberation, the government considered much of the Palestinian community to be complicit in the Iraqi occupation of their country. And in response, nearly all Palestinians were deported in just a few months. And this wasn't the first time something like this had happened. Decades earlier, Denian groups operating in Jordan had come to openly call for the overthrow of Jordan's monarchy in the aftermath of the 6 day war. At the time, the PLO maintained its own separate army on Jordanian soil and used that armed force to sow chaos. Armed gangs of PLO militants drove around the capital of Amman robbing families and businesses in the name of collecting financial assistance for the ongoing war of attrition against Israel. When members of the Jordanian police and army tried to defend their citizens from these attacks, they were attacked and killed. The Palestinian political network operate as a state within a state with militants repeatedly using Jordan to launch rockets into Israel, the Marxist Leninist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, even went so far as to hijack multiple planes, diverting the flights to Palestinian controlled airfield in Jordan where the passengers were held hostage. By September 1970, the Jordanian army had finally had enough. Of a full scale war with the PLO broke out. And after 10 months of fighting, the Palestinians were driven out of the country. Yet as a parting gift, a Palestinian terrorist group known as Black September assassinated the Jordanian prime minister. Sadly, the story doesn't end there because the PLO then moved into Lebanon of where they allied themselves with Marxist and socialist movements that were seeking to overthrow Lebanon's conservative Maronite Christian government. The presence of thousands of Palestinian Palestinian militants flooding into the country completely destabilized Lebanon and plunged the entire nation into chaos. Less than 4 years after the PLO was expelled from Jordan. Lebanon found itself in the middle of one of the most bloody and chaotic civil wars in Middle Eastern history from which it has never fully recovered. Of in short, Palestinian organizations have not just attacked Israel. They have sowed unrest in many of the neighboring Arab and Muslim countries as well, and this has led those governments to the conclusion that allowing for mass immigration or even just refugee camp resettlement within their borders would lead to domestic of unrest for their own countries, and this, of course, only exacerbates the humanitarian crisis for those Palestinian noncombatants caught in the middle. Of the problem is, as long as terrorist organizations like Hamas and others are elected to represent the Palestinian people, of their plight will most likely continue as neither Israel nor apparently the surrounding Arab nations want to see their own populations threatened by terrorist groups.
MarinaMedvin
Posted - November 4, 2023 at 10:49 AM
Saved - November 5, 2023 at 1:55 PM

@MarinaMedvin - Marina Medvin 🇺🇸

Important video on the history of the people you know as “Palestinians” being kicked out of Arabic nations. Guess why they were kicked out. Guess. https://t.co/srdNjNb4N5

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Arab countries in the Middle East, including Egypt, have been reluctant to take in Palestinian refugees despite the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. This may be due to political interests, as it allows them to blame Israel for any resulting humanitarian crisis. However, historically, Arab nations have accepted Palestinian refugees. For example, Kuwait expelled 300,000 Palestinians after they supported Saddam Hussein's invasion. Jordan also faced unrest from Palestinian groups, leading to a war and their eventual expulsion. In Lebanon, the presence of Palestinian militants caused chaos and contributed to a civil war. These experiences have made neighboring countries wary of accepting Palestinian refugees, fearing domestic unrest. As long as terrorist organizations like Hamas represent the Palestinians, the situation is unlikely to change.
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Speaker 0: Why aren't more Arab countries in the Middle East taking in Palestinian refugees? The onset of a renewed war between Israel and Hamas has led to fears that millions of Palestinian people living in the Gaza Strip may be forced to become refugees. But despite the fact that Gaza shares a border with Egypt, the Egyptian government almost immediately ruled out any possibility of accepting Palestinian refugees. In fact, Egypt is currently constructing an even larger border wall with Gaza than the one it currently has in place. Now many outside observers have asked why Egypt, a majority Arab and Islamic nation, them would turn away the Palestinian people. And, of course, many have pointed out that it may serve the political interests of many Arab nations to refuse to accept Palestinian refugees because it allows them to then blame Israel for any sort of humanitarian crisis that unfolds. Of but the thing is, historically, many Arab nations have accepted Palestinian refugees, and that may be why Egypt doesn't want to now. For example, in teen ninety one, the Kuwaiti government actually expelled nearly 300,000 Palestinians in the aftermath of the 1st Gulf War. Of and this represented an astonishing 18% of Kuwait's entire population. So what was the reason? Well, the Palestinian Liberation Organization had actually supported Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait a year earlier, and this support only grew after Iraq began attacking Israel with rockets throughout the war. After Kuwait's liberation, the government considered much of the Palestinian community to be complicit in the Iraqi occupation of their country. And in response, nearly all Palestinians were deported in just a few months. And this wasn't the first time something like this had happened. Decades earlier, Denian groups operating in Jordan had come to openly call for the overthrow of Jordan's monarchy in the aftermath of the 6 day war. At the time, the PLO maintained its own separate army on Jordanian soil and used that armed force to sow chaos. Armed gangs of PLO militants drove around the capital of Amman robbing families and businesses in the name of collecting financial assistance for the ongoing war of attrition against Israel. When members of the Jordanian police and army tried to defend their citizens from these attacks, they were attacked and killed. The Palestinian political network operate as a state within a state with militants repeatedly using Jordan to launch rockets into Israel, the Marxist Leninist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, even went so far as to hijack multiple planes, diverting the flights to Palestinian controlled airfield in Jordan where the passengers were held hostage. By September 1970, the Jordanian army had finally had enough. Of a full scale war with the PLO broke out. And after 10 months of fighting, the Palestinians were driven out of the country. Yet as a parting gift, a Palestinian terrorist group known as Black September assassinated the Jordanian prime minister. Sadly, the story doesn't end there because the PLO then moved into Lebanon of where they allied themselves with Marxist and socialist movements that were seeking to overthrow Lebanon's conservative Maronite Christian government. The presence of thousands of Palestinian Palestinian militants flooding into the country completely destabilized Lebanon and plunged the entire nation into chaos. Less than 4 years after the PLO was expelled from Jordan. Lebanon found itself in the middle of one of the most bloody and chaotic civil wars in Middle Eastern history from which it has never fully recovered. Of in short, Palestinian organizations have not just attacked Israel. They have sowed unrest in many of the neighboring Arab and Muslim countries as well, and this has led those governments to the conclusion that allowing for mass immigration or even just refugee camp resettlement within their borders would lead to domestic of unrest for their own countries, and this, of course, only exacerbates the humanitarian crisis for those Palestinian noncombatants caught in the middle. Of the problem is, as long as terrorist organizations like Hamas and others are elected to represent the Palestinian people, of their plight will most likely continue as neither Israel nor apparently the surrounding Arab nations want to see their own populations threatened by terrorist groups.
N57Dvj42NH88UEM
Posted - November 10, 2023 at 3:17 PM
Saved - November 12, 2023 at 9:58 AM

@N57Dvj42NH88UEM - Waleed

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visegrad24
Posted - November 18, 2023 at 11:44 AM
Saved - November 19, 2023 at 6:11 AM

@visegrad24 - Visegrád 24

Why won’t Egypt and Jordan take refugees from Gaza? Arabs know their history better than the anti-Israel protesters marching in universities. Those students know nothing about what Palestinian migrants did in Kuwait, Jordan or Lebanon Share this & some of them might find out! https://t.co/xV852fnsDh

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The speaker argues that it is not Hamas but the Palestinians themselves who are causing problems. They provide examples of Arab countries expelling Palestinians due to their support for Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait and their attempts to destabilize Jordan's government. The Palestinians then allied with socialist and Marxist organizations in Lebanon, leading to a devastating civil war. The speaker suggests that Arab nations refuse to accept Palestinian refugees because they understand the historical consequences.
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Speaker 0: The Palestinians are peaceful, and that it's not them. It's actually Hamas that's causing all these problems. But that's not the case. Every country that has ever had a large amount of Palestinians has regretted it, and that's the reason that none of these Arab countries are willing to accept Palestinian refugees. Don't believe me? Let's go through it. So back in the late eighties, the nation of Kuwait was a haven for Palestinian refugees. However, they were all expelled in 1991. Now what could have caused an Arab nation like Kuwait to expel 300,000 Palestinians representing nearly 20% of the entire population of Kuwait? Well, That was because a year prior, elected leaders of the Palestinians in Kuwait actually supported Saddam Hussein's invasion. After Kuwait with the US's help Successfully defended themselves from Iraq, they found that those Palestinian organizations had actually been aiding Saddam Hussein, trying to destabilize and destroy the government of Kuwait. They kicked them the fuck out. This certainly wasn't the first time this happened. A couple decades earlier, there was a lot of Palestinian organizations throughout Jordan. Those organizations openly Called and protested for the removal of Jordan's king, as well as the destruction of the entire Jordanian monarchy. See at that time, the PLO, the Palestinian Liberation Organization, Ashley had its own armies operating within Jordan, and they use those armies to try to destabilize the entire country. All in an effort to punish Jordan for not being able to defeat the Israelis. These armies even went into the capital city of Amman, where they attacked, robbed, and even kidnapped Jordanian citizens. All in the name of collecting financial assistance for their war against Israel. When the Jordanian police tried to stop this from happening, PLO armies massacred them. Even had an organization called the PFLP, which stood for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. This organization hijacked Jordanian planes, Verting the planes to Palestinian held airfields in Jordan and holding the Jordanian passengers hostage. So in response in 70, the Jordanian army actually had to declare war on the PLO. After 10 long months of grueling warfare, Jordanians were finally able to drive the Palestinians out of their country. But before they left, the Palestinian terrorist group known as black September assassinated the Jordanian prime minister. After being Spelled from Jordan, the Palestinians then went to Lebanon. At the time, Lebanon had a conservative Christian Maronite government. The Palestinians, even though they were only guest in that country, And they weren't happy about that. So they allied themselves with socialist and Marxist organizations all throughout the country in an effort to overthrow the Christian Lebanese government. Once they started their coup, thousands upon thousands of Palestinian militants flooded into the country, sending the entire nation of Lebanon into civil war. Civil war that ended up being one of the most bloody and chaotic wars in Middle Eastern history. You may not know this if you've never been to Lebanon, but they still haven't recovered from that. So if you're wondering why these Arab nations won't accept Palestinian refugees, because they know better. Because unlike bleeding heart liberals in America, The Arabs of the Middle East know their history.
CensoredMen
Posted - December 29, 2023 at 2:49 PM
Saved - December 30, 2023 at 12:38 AM

@CensoredMen - Censored Men

🇵🇸🇮🇱 Palestinians are treated like third class citizens in their own homeland. Israel is the definition of a racist, apartheid, terrorist state. https://t.co/FEW2c87s08

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This video highlights the stark contrast between the freedom of movement for Jewish settlers and the restrictions faced by Palestinians. Israeli soldiers weld shut the front doors of Palestinian families, while everyone else, except Palestinians, can freely walk around. To leave her home, a Palestinian woman has to climb onto her roof and descend through a back street. In contrast, Jewish settlers can simply walk out of their front doors. This unequal treatment applies to all non-Palestinians, not just Jewish people.
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Speaker 0: This is welded. We actually welded to shut their doors. We send Israeli soldiers to weld shut those front doors, of these families while while everyone else who's not a Palestinian can walk freely. Speaker 1: This video shows what it takes for 1 Palestinian woman to leave her home. She climbs her roof and scales back down to the ground to exit on a back street where she is allowed to be. But if you're a Jewish settler, you can walk out in the front Junior front of your front door. Yeah. Look at us. Speaker 0: Not only if you're a Jewish everyone who is not a Palestinian.
GenXGirl1994
Posted - January 14, 2024 at 3:00 AM
Saved - January 15, 2026 at 12:11 AM

@GenXGirl1994 - GenXGirl

The next time someone tells you Israel is the only Democracy in the Middle East and the only place everyone feels accepted, show them 👇🏼. Israel: Apartheid | Genocide | Racism https://t.co/KjhiR1bXXZ

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Speaker 0 asserts that there will be no more ambassador from South Africa in Israel and unleashes a barrage of harsh statements about South Africa’s Jewish community and political leadership. He calls South African Jews who support the ANC “Jew haters, Zionist haters, Zion bashers” and labels them “subhuman barbarians who took over the country there more than twenty five years ago.” He claims these people caused the death rate to be the highest in the world, stating that violent death is something in South Africa that happens more than anywhere else in the world and that it’s at a level comparable to Venezuela. He describes them as outrageous and barbaric and refers to them as “the lowest scum of the earth” who cannot build a single bridge, cannot do anything positive, steal properties from whites, kill the whites, and kill the farmers. He notes that hundreds of Jews have been killed in South Africa during this period, describing the killings as robbed and killed with a constant racial flavor. He says they decided they cannot keep their ambassador in Israel because of the Gaza Strip and tells others to “Thanks, Carl. Get out. Never come back, all of you.” He condemns all those who support the “terrorist organization called the ANC,” and all who support violence, calling them degenerates. In closing, he states, “Terrible. Terrible. I hope South Africa will become South Africa again on Africa. Del Array.” Speaker 1 adds that the government never gave a clear answer about what exactly happened. He notes that researchers and investigative journalists over the years have alleged that children were put up for adoption for wealthy international families or used perhaps for secret experiments. The statement implies that there are enduring questions or unresolved events surrounding these allegations, with claims of adoption to international families and possible secret experimentation as part of unaddressed inquiries.
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Speaker 0: The fact that there will be no more ambassador from South Africa in Israel. No more ambassador. These Jew haters, Zionist haters, Zion bashers from South Africa, these subhuman barbarians who took over the country there more than twenty five years ago, these people who caused death rate the highest in the world, Violent death is something in South Africa that which happens more than any other place in the world, the same level as Venezuela. And it's outrageous, barbaric. These are people who represent the lowest scum of the earth. They cannot build one bridge. They cannot do anything positive. They can steal properties from the whites. They can kill the whites, and they can kill the farmers. There are hundreds of Jews killed in South Africa during this period, by the way, as well. Robbed, killed, and, with some constant racial flavor. So they decided they they that they cannot keep their ambassador in Israel because of Gaza Strip. Thanks, Carl. Get out. Never come back, all of you. All of you. All of those who support the terrorist organization called the ANC. All of those who support violence, death, degenerates. What they've done to South Africa. Terrible. Terrible. I hope South Africa will become South Africa again on Africa. Del Array. Speaker 1: And the government never never gave a clear answer about what exactly happened. Researchers and investigative journalists over the years have alleged that children were put up for adoption for wealthy international families or used perhaps for secret experiments.
1966pnutt1
Posted - February 7, 2024 at 3:34 AM
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@1966pnutt1 - pnutt1

@BE_HUMAN7 @mrbarnicoat @jakeshieldsajj Palestinian refugees in Gaza originate from Jordan Lebanon Egypt Syria Kuwait where they started Wars, that's why Arab Nations won't take refugees from Gaza today & why they are quite, they don't want them back. https://x.com/1966pnutt1/status/1751695106615156988?s=20

@1966pnutt1 - pnutt1

@BCW1cHVkSp49367 @Paladin58203156 @EUdogu @Demir02k Listen 2 King Palestinians try 2 kill, leaders of Lebanon where try 2 create a State within a State,Egypt where try 2 overthrow Gov,Kuwait where they attacked with Saddam,they started Wars in all Arab Nations that hosted them,b4 ending up refugees in Gaza, now they want Israel https://t.co/HAkHB8vXSI

DrEliDavid
Posted - March 4, 2024 at 7:54 PM
Saved - March 5, 2024 at 2:50 PM

@DrEliDavid - Dr. Eli David

Two decades ago Israel left Gaza and gave you full autonomy. With billions in foreign aid, you could have turned it into Dubai. Instead, you spent it all on terror tunnels and weapons. You celebrated massacre and kidnapping. Zero sympathy for you! https://t.co/p5UWR0REZd

mhdksafa
Posted - July 7, 2024 at 4:33 AM
Saved - July 7, 2024 at 6:47 PM

@mhdksafa - Mohamad Safa

Children in Gaza are not starving, children in Gaza are BEING STARVED Is it self-defense when you attack and destroy humanitarian aid to a starving children in Gaza? https://t.co/HmujNwQdBD

umyaznemo
Posted - September 11, 2024 at 4:13 PM
Saved - September 12, 2024 at 8:44 AM

@umyaznemo - Rania

1sr@el's message is very clear: we don't care about anyone, especially those helping the P@lestinians. https://t.co/2NtaBnVPUy

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An Israeli military incident occurred yesterday involving a UN convoy carrying 12 staff members to support a polio vaccination campaign in Northern Gaza. The convoy's movements were coordinated with Israeli forces. Soldiers pointed weapons at UN personnel, and Israeli forces encircled the UN vehicles and fired shots. IDF tanks and a bulldozer then rammed the UN vehicles from the front and back, compacting the convoy with staff inside. A bulldozer dropped debris on the first vehicle, and Israeli soldiers threatened staff, preventing them from exiting. Senior UN officials engaged with Israeli authorities to de-escalate the situation. Two staff members were interrogated and released. After 7 and a half hours, the convoy returned to base, unable to complete its mission, but all personnel returned.
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Speaker 0: Yesterday's, incident involving a UN convoy stopped by Israeli forces is the latest example of the unacceptable dangers and impediment that humanitarian personnel in Gaza are experiencing. The convoy was carrying 12 staff members on their way to support the polio vaccination campaign in Northern Gaza. Its movements were fully coordinated with Israeli forces and all details provided ahead of time. The situation escalated very quickly with soldiers pointing their weapons directly towards our personnel in the convoy. The UN vehicles were encircled by Israeli forces and shots were fired. The convoys were was then approached by IDF tanks and a bulldozer, which proceeded to ram the UN vehicles from the front and from the back, compacting the convoy with the UN staff inside. 1 bulldozer dropped debris on the first vehicle while Israeli soldiers threatened staff making it impossible for them to safely exit the vehicles. The convoy remained at gunpoint as senior UN officials engaged with Israeli authorities in an effort to deescalate the situation. The 2 staff members were interrogated by Israeli forces and then released back to us. After 7 and a half hours at the checkpoint, the convoy returned to base after being unable to complete its humanitarian mission, but all personnel came back.
mhdksafa
Posted - September 22, 2024 at 1:29 PM
Saved - September 23, 2024 at 12:48 AM

@mhdksafa - Mohamad Safa

Palestine is the most well-documented genocide in history, yet the most denied. https://t.co/IxcdTBUxEU

umyaznemo
Posted - October 22, 2024 at 4:47 AM
Saved - October 22, 2024 at 6:19 AM

@umyaznemo - Rania

All evidence shows that only 1sr@el uses P@lestinians as human shields. And yet MSM refuses to say that! https://t.co/j0uBMsjFiH

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The speakers claim there is massive evidence of Israeli soldiers using Palestinians as human shields, not only in Gaza but also in the West Bank. They state that Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and UN reports from previous conflicts testify to this. They add that in the current conflict, it is clearly happening again. The speakers interviewed six people who coincidentally revealed they had been used as human shields. According to Maher Hussaini from EuroMed Human Rights Monitor, when Palestinians are first detained, they tend to be held within the strip for a few days and are invariably used as human shields during that period. The speakers assert that Western media is criminally complicit in ignoring this and that the claim of Hamas using civilians as human shields is constantly used as justification, despite a lack of evidence. They say there is nothing in the behavior of the Israelis to suggest that the presence of a civilian would lead to them holding their fire.
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Speaker 0: We saw Israeli army, soldiers using Palestinians as a human shields. Not only in Gaza, but also in the western. You Speaker 1: know, this really, you know, makes me extremely angry. When you when you whenever Israeli politicians or western politicians are confronted with their appalling death toll, what they every time, what they will say is, ah, but Hamas Speaker 0: Hamas using them as human shields. Speaker 1: Hamas uses the population. There's no evidence whatsoever about that. It's extraordinary. I mean, you you you really don't have to do, you know, complicated research to to find this out. The idea that the Hamas are sort of forcing the civilian population to stand in front of them is absurd. Yes. They and the civilian population share the same very small bit of territory, but there's not there's not a lot that they can do about that. And also, Maha Husseini from EuroMed Human Rights Monitor in our film makes an incredibly important point. There is absolutely nothing in the behavior of the Israelis for the last year to make you think that the presence of a civilian would lead to them holding their fire. They you know, there there there is clearly no regard whatsoever for civilian life. So what would be the point of using civilian just? And it drives me absolutely and, yeah, it's an area where I think the Western media is criminally complicit, because that is the justification all the time. And and, you know, you can I can get an 18 year old undergraduate to research this? And in 10 minutes, they'd have debunked it. You know, why the BBC isn't able to fact check this. And it just goes completely unquestioned. You know, the Israeli ambassador will sit there and say this, and they'll all just sit there nodding. You know? And as you say, on the other hand, what there is a massive evidence of is the Israelis using Palestinian civilians as human jewels. And, you know, interesting thing. You know, again, you know, you just research that. You read Human Rights Watch amnesty, you know, UN reports from previous conflicts. And they all testified for this. And in the West Bank, you get the same thing. In this current conflict, it's clearly happening again. And quite an interesting thing, we spoke to 6 people Mhmm. Who'd been used as human shields. In each case, we didn't speak to them because we'd been told they were used as a human shield. We were speaking to them about something else. And purely, coincidentally, they'd been used as a human shield. Speaker 0: That is that's how many other Palestinians were It's it's Speaker 1: clearly systematic Yeah. As Maher Hussaini says Yeah. Which they they've done a study of this. It it it seems to be the case absolutely that, when Palestinians are first detained, they tend to be held within the strip for sort of 2, 3, 4 days. And in that period, they are invariably used. Speaker 0: And there are multiple evidence of Palestinians being used as as a human shields. We have seen the footage. We have seen the testimony from the people in Gaza, and yet we haven't seen any of the mainstream media talking about it. Speaker 1: I know. It's it's extraordinary. Speaker 2: Israel attempts to erase the Palestinian people under the cover of darkness, targeting journalists and censoring the press. We must rise from the ashes. At Palestine Deep Dive, we are building a multimedia space where our voices, the Palestinian voices, are always front and center. This is 100% independent media powered by you. And right now, we just need 3,000 more of you to join our regular supporters, and back our work. So we can rapidly expand our output. Help us build the future of journalism. Come as a supporter at palisinedeepdive.com/support.
swilkinsonbc
Posted - November 11, 2024 at 12:24 PM
Saved - November 11, 2024 at 6:44 PM

@swilkinsonbc - Sarah Wilkinson

The UN doesn’t take food into Gaza, nor medicine or aid, it takes shrouds, because the only thing that’s going to happen is death — read the clues https://t.co/3h9Ocz5ycY

mhdksafa
Posted - November 19, 2024 at 1:35 PM
Saved - November 21, 2024 at 2:18 AM

@mhdksafa - Mohamad Safa

Palestine is the most well-documented genocide in history, yet the most denied. https://t.co/bKoGDd2BST

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Israel is altering the skyline of the Gaza Strip, which remains under constant attack and bombardment. Some describe Gaza as an open-air prison. Human rights organizations have accused Israeli forces of using white phosphorus against civilians in both Gaza and Lebanon.
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Speaker 0: Israel is changing the skyline of the Gaza Strip. Well, Gaza is, of course, undersea. Don't stop attacks, and bombardment's off the Strip. Speaker 1: Some have called it an open air business. Israel has dropped white phosphorus on civilians. Speaker 0: Human rights groups have accused Israeli forces of using the chemical white phosphorus in Gaza and Lebanon.
JeffreyxEpstein
Posted - October 12, 2025 at 12:31 PM
Saved - October 13, 2025 at 12:06 PM

@JeffreyxEpstein - Jeff Epstein

No one wanted them and Palestinians took them in. If biting the hand that feeds you was a people. https://t.co/db1wg6OFkc

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