Israelischer Premierminister: Für den Frieden muss die Hamas zerschlagen, Gaza entmilitarisiert und die Palästinenser deradikalisiert werden

by Red_Franklin

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  3. I wonder what the Middle East would look like without a radical Islam. Could we all become global allies like post WWII Germany/Japan? Is that the caveat to becoming a global society? World War? Seems like we’re slow walking to that point.

  4. Considering half the Israeli government is radicalized, and supports the radical settlers, I don’t see Israel actually taking it seriously and engaging in a realistic Mashall Plan to build a future peace

    Sadly the Israel government has shown it just wants revenge, without and plans beyond that.

  5. There is no way the Palestinians could consider what Israeli is inflicting on them a path towards deradicalization ,more likely the opposite .

  6. Beatings will continue until morale improves, basically?

  7. He and Putin should share notes in front of a firing squad. Hamas does need to be eradicated but Bibi is going to create more terrorists the way he’s going about it

  8. Maybe not radicalising 10’s or even 100’s of 1000’s of people by murdering their families would have been a better starting point. When you’ve oppressed a people for 75 years, how do you expect a portion of them to act?

  9. Ask the US how winning hearts and minds went alongside rooting out terrorists.

  10. Ah yes, the whole “we’ll bomb you into being deradicalized strategy.” Bold move, Cotton.

  11. Meanwhile Israel was trying to effectively eliminate the judiciary, to vibrant, constant protest.

    But no no no there is no radicalization in Israel, Reddit has thus decided.

  12. Here’s the thing that no-one wants to acknowledge.

    It’s time to stop infantilizing Palestinians as pure victims.

    The status quo of Palestinians existing as a stateless people is fine with Netahanyu / the Israeli right wing.

    They actually have to exercise their right to self-determination. It’s been 75 years since Israel was founded. Regardless of who has more historical justification at its inception, the point is moot now.

    Palestinian people have to face the reality that Israel is here to stay and they need to choose between violence and the impossible/ hateful dream of annihilating Israel vs statehood.

    It wont be easy, and yes the Palestinian people have a lot of legitimate grievances against Israel, but its the only way forward for them. Or they can continue to widely support Hamas/ other parties that support terror policies and continue to grift off foreign aid in a perpetual quasi-war state.

    I have a feeling, but I’d love to be wrong that Palestinian people will continue to choose the current path

  15. … and a meaningful pathway to an independent Palestinian State that will to have co-exist alongside Israel.

  16. Bibi gonna deradicalize the zealots in his country or nah?

  17. The guy *is* known for lying and is pretty universally disliked in Israel for not taking responsibility for the disaster on October 7th and previous reasons that don’t matter that much anymore, but he has been *remarkably* consistent about this point, which is pretty universally agreed upon in Israel, so I’ll give him that.

  19. Its incredible to think about the fact that all of this is happening and has been going on for decades, simply because, at the crux of it, a bunch of brainwashed people believe that their supposed god from the sky wants them to hate and kill a bunch of other people.

  21. This would require a level of effort that I’m not sure Israel or anyone else is willing to put in. Looking at the successful case studies of Germany and Japan post WW2… it took decades of investment, occupation, and efforts to cool down the extremists.

  22. His tactics are counter-intuitive regarding deradicalization.

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