Comments by "Adam Redwine" (@adamredwine774) on "DW News" channel.

  1. The people are not blind to the real threat to Germany.
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  2. Ridiculous. Blasphemy laws are abhorrent.
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  3. It's fascinating how he says (13:40) that foreign governments with their citizens as hostages are "putting great pressure on the Israelis." Why in the world isn't it "putting great pressure on Hamas and it's allies?" The response from Israel to this pressure should be "You are welcome to use your military to retrieve your people from those who took them hostage." Hamas are holding a Chinese citizen; why isn't the government of China threatening to flatten Gaza if its citizen isn't released?
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  4. Seems like supporting terrorism was a bad idea after all.
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  5. No, Israel is facing a four front war.
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  6. A tragic situation that they absolutely walked themselves right into.
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  7. Those who support Milei understand that this kind of thing will happen and is likely necessary. Best of luck to the people of Argentina as you work through these difficult times.
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  8. You talking about the Hezbollah forces returning south?
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  9. Because they understand that the very real threat to Germany is not someone using pronouns different than those you prefer.
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  10. What the Gazan people are dealing with is certainly heartbreaking. It is horrible to see. And yet, it is completely understandable. They have allowed Hamas to reside among them for decades while Hamas commits tens of thousands of war crimes against Israel. Until the people of Gaza understand that war is not desirable, they will have to live with war.
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  11. Incredible. What a horrific experience this man had and he accepts the risk to support his family. Wow.
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  12. Exactly this. The people of Gaza starve while Hamas live under their feet with piles of food.
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  13. Those are some charismatic protestors. Damn.
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  14. The last guest says “it’s important to the people of Gaza that they get a permanent ceasefire.” It very clearly is not important enough to them that they are willing to demand that Hamas release all the hostages. Until they get to that point, they will continue to have war.
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  15. One of their reporters was literally holding an Israeli hostage in their house.
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  16. "Just moments before the ceasefire started, Israeli jets were still firing at targets." Yeah... that's kind of how ceasefires work. Until the ceasefire starts, there is not a ceasefire.
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  17. Moral of the story, don’t start wars.
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  18.  @thebuccaneersden  Hamas still controls large parts of the south and is actively fighting in the north. Hamas wouldn't let aid go to the people when it could just take it for itself.
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  19. The college kids in the US wearing kafiya seem to think so.
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  20. Seems like Israel’s “escalate to de-escalate” may have worked after all.
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  21. Strange how all of the people who misinterpret the Koran misinterpret it in the same way.
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  22. And the multibillionaire leaders of Hamas.
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  23. When Palestinians committed their war crimes of October 7, there is evidence that they had knowledge passed on to the terrorists by Palestinians who had worked in Israel.
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  24. Hamas is 100% to blame
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  25.  @anthonyrono8607  >how do you know this.. Because I listen to news and talk to soldiers fighting in Gaza. >Where's this hamas haven't seen a uniformed hamas dead.. Yeah, because they don't wear uniforms. >Let's be honest.. How many are there to take a whole lorry of supplies from civilians.. I have no idea what you are trying to ask.
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  26. Meaning Hamas are not God’s children.
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  27. Not a word about the clan leader that Hamas killed and issued a public statement on because he was helping to distribute food? Seems kind of relevant here.
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  28. Because Israel cares about life.
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  29. ...by lying about war crimes...
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  30. Absurdly ignorant statement
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  31. Tragic how little Hamas cares about Gazans and how unwilling Gazans are to reject them.
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  32. You have completely misunderstood the story here.
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  33. Obviously yes. This hasn’t been new for about 50 years now.
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  34. Isn’t it Hamas’ responsibility to protect Gazan civilians?
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  35. It's perfectly appropriate to feel bad for the tremendous suffering of the people of Gaza and, at the same time, acknowledge that this war is a just cause of action. The people of Gaza still, as of only a couple of weeks ago, widely support Hamas and think the attack of October 7 was justified. This is a war. Starvation, disease, and death by bombs and guns are things that happen in a war. For as long as the people of Gaza continue to support the armed forces waging a war against Israel, they get to live in a war zone. That is a sad, brutal fact of life. If they decide that they would rather not live in these conditions, that they aren't particularly fond of watching their children starve to death, then they have the option of not supporting Hamas. For as long as they value their support of Hamas more than they value the lives of their children, they will continue to watch their children die in war. Such is life.
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  36. We are seeing that. The bully Hamas pushed too hard. Now it will lose its life.
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  37. Just not quite so shattered as to release the hostages.
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  38. Crazy time to be alive. Unfortunately, the international system has lost all credibility on anything to do with Israel.
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  39. Yes. It just cares about the lives of its citizens more.
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  40.  @JuanRamirez-jm9bp so they should be arresting Hamas leaders then.
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  41. They won't.
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  42. They already are.
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  43. The irony of Gazans calling on OTHER people to end the war is incredibly rich. That guy on the beach has more power to end the war than does Germany. Why is he not marching in the streets protesting Hamas?
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  44. Good luck to him
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  45. War is a horrible thing but I’d far rather my side be the better armed in a conflict.
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  46. Because Israel gave them nearly 20 years without occupation in which they could burrow under the city.
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  47. Mossad has better things to do than hang out in YouTube comments
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  48. They can return the hostages anytime they like. Gazans can end this war; they choose not to.
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  49. An awful lot of it is though.
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  50. Reality disagrees with you.
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