Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "i24NEWS English" channel.

  1.  @GeorgeJoubert-id2cv  no evidence of such either.
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  2.  @GeorgeJoubert-id2cv  same have anyone who has been in combat and got caught while fighting - so not evidence. Also, usually a country such as israel would use more sophisticated methods such as the ones usa used in guantanamo which don't leave phisical evidence. Making fast assumption is generally a reaction from a biased point of view, and bias blinds u.
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  3. That isn't the reason, they just don't want to add fire to the flame cashed in by right wing populist who advocate anti-imigration positions. It's all about getting votes.
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  4.  esthercom5672  that's called anedoctal evidence for a reason, it's a personal life story not a general rule nor can be applied as a general rule.
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  5. Ur partially correct. Palest isn't a sovereign state thus it cannot be fully responsible, only partial. Also, when war is declared a number of responsabilities are given to both beligerant parties.
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  6. Yup, intern law fails at its root cause it's under political correctness which is just another way of censorship.
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  7.  @fadyalqaisy7550  This is why the Israeli lobby is so strong, it uses these facts.
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  8. Politicians are professionals at that 😂
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  9.  @surojeetchatterji9966  my dude that's usa not the west, west in a hemisphere and not a country. But hey, carry on, usa doesn't mind living rent free meanwhile org crime in mena region and it's political class thanku, u look over there and everywhere but not their corruption - they are thrilled with ur position...
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  10. ​ @emypena but the dude made a good point. Gaza had all and that didn't stop 7 oct. There is a saying: when there is a will there is a way. Plus traffickers live to overcome borders.
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  11. @yuvalkoren4070  smugglers are professionals at overcoming these or any other obstacles in their way.
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  12. For that you need a general accepted caliph... That would mean unity...
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  13.  @757575436  nowadays, hardly possible to force anything.
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  14.  @757575436  in modernity all civil wars became proxy wars. No civil war, no proxy war. Besides, saudi coalition action killed more litle children than houthis. So... not a good example. Syria: with putin in pain... middle east wins one less player and that is good news don't you think?
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  15. Suni don't follow the tradition of taquia, that's a shia thing but there is a context: shia were the minority most of the time, and the concept is to conceil the faith for survival. There is also another permissible lie, to achieve peace, to make 2 sides agree in peace. (for context, I'm atheist, have no love for islam or any religion).
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  16. Because there was never a real call for that. It's all fake. Fake fake fake. Palestinian leaders have been betraying their helpers thru out the XX century.
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  17. Can you find the conection? Because history shows the conection.
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  18. Bingo. This is the product of geopolotics plays not just a conflict/ war.
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  19. The assad party is literally called National Socialism which translating into german means... The middle east will never be in peace so long it accepts parties with such ideas. Palestinian leaders do not want to cooperate with Israel, they are forced.
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  20.  @turbohawk  Nope. It's about politics and imams using sermons for propaganda. Islam itself is just another abrahamic religion. It's more about the XX century and introduction of political ideas.
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  21.  @turbohawk  Can you name a single country (not counting small micro-states) that is peaceful? Countries aren't peaceful, never been, their foreign policy is always about their international interests. Micro-states because they're dependent end up as satelite-states. So long a country can act to win over another it does so, religion has litle to do with it.
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  22.  @turbohawk  UAE, Kwait, Singapore, Morocco. Countries that have spent public money to build churches, sinagogues, temples etc to acomodate other religions. fun fact once yemen was comunist (yes in the heart of islam).
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  23.  @turbohawk how does my personal faith relates?
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  24. Comunities and countries have a tendency to be closed in their cultural bubble. Look at egipt, they voted en masse in muslim brotherhood not so long ago- albeit MB did make slight changes to religion.
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  25. Important member of portuguese military who was discriminated against for being a jew. Up until the revolution, there was no religious freedom.
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  26. Lebanon is a fail economy and a victim of pan-arabism. By now they are being turkified in the north and became an iranian rocket base in the south.
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  27. ​ @shainazion4073  don't even try to reason with them. These are theists who do not accept anything but a total follow of their world view, aka, fascists. We all have those 🤷‍♀️
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  28. exactly the right question.
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  29. There are differences in political objectives and theology.
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  30. The world has witnessed politics and the american sistem and usa has been a laughing matter since the beguining of the century. In that sence, the american sistem sucks.
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  31.  @davestonehill6177  All politicians are exactly like that, they are just good actors.
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  32.  @davestonehill6177  The exception confirm the rule. This "historical" situation hasn't found its real leadership. So far I only see sbakes on both sides and a stinky knesset.
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