Leaked — US-led Gaza scheme to confine Palestinians in a ‘planned community’, complete with biometric tracking and political 're-education'
  • green_red_black@slrpnk.netEnglish
    41·
    3 days ago

    Thing is it’s not going to pass muster with the Zionists.

    Yeah the Zionists are big on doing Fascist shit like this. But their goal is turning all of Palestine into Israel, with only White Jewish people.

    This plan here is counter to that as it keeps Palestinians in the area. Palestinians that are enslaved sure, but not gone.

    • SpicyLizards@reddthat.comEnglish
      7·
      3 days ago

      Dont worry, these wonderful pleasure palaces will keep the population out of site, but available for further abuse.

      • green_red_black@slrpnk.netEnglish
        11·
        3 days ago

        Out of site. Until the Zionists decide they would like the land and property as well.

        Not going to debate it’s all be that should not happen anyways

    • Limerance@piefed.socialEnglish
      62·
      3 days ago

      Only white Jewish people? The majority of Israeli Jews are from the MENA region. Palestinians are also quite diverse skin color wise. Palestinians and Jews are very close genetically as well. They look practically the same.

      • green_red_black@slrpnk.netEnglish
        31·
        3 days ago

        With the project founded by jews from Europe and racism to folks that don’t look like they are from Europe.

        And I really hope I don’t need to explain how Israeli’s Treat the Palestinian People. Because it should be obvious that for Zionists Palestinians cannot be considered genetically related.

        • Limerance@piefed.socialEnglish
          52·
          3 days ago

          As the Zionist Rudy Rochman repeats all the time, Palestinians and Jews are cousins.

          Even back in the day, the situation and views were more diverse than you think.

          But judging from Jonathan Marc Gribetz’s new book, “Defining Neighbors: Religion, Race, and the Early Zionist-Arab Encounter,” religion has long been central to the conflict, and apocalyptic narratives about a new holy war may be over-hasty. To be sure, the neighbors in question lived roughly a century ago, and the way Zionist and Arab intellectuals understood each other in late-Ottoman Palestine can only indirectly color how we understand current events. Further, Gribetz, a professor of Near Eastern studies at Princeton, places careful chronological limits on his argument that early Zionists and Arabs saw each other “not as perfect strangers, competing for territory,” but as religious and racial cousins with “intertwined histories, cultures, beliefs, even blood.”

          About 20% of Israeli citizens are Palestinians with equal rights. Sure there’s discrimination and also racism, but Palestinians living in the Galilee for example are doing pretty well over all. Of course the West Bank is worse and Gaza terrible.

          Reducing it to black and white racism creates a very distorted picture of the reality in the country.