Comments by "l" (@l-uk3xm) on "DawnNews English" channel.

  1.  @malikba8048  Public recognition is just more talk w/o any change in the material reality. Which master can't they disobey and who are they? Siding w/Palestine is also just talk. What did they do to actually help them? Did they put boots on the ground? Did they join Hama$ or help it in any way?
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  2.  @malikba8048  But what can they do other than talking? Nothing depends on them.
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  3. The peacekeepers kept no peace.
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  4. The US provides help and thus can dictate
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  5.  @RAMIROCHAVEZANTELO  How do you imagine this in practical terms? What international force will be it be? What countries? Will they be armed? How will that force be able to stop them w/o attacking and killing them? By gentle persuasion? By threats? How big will it be? Will it be military or civilians? And the last, most important question. I am assuming you mean that force would be sent to Gaza, right? How will it get to Gaza? Thanks in advance.
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  6. Just like don't dictate to others, such as Lebanon
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  7.  @philiplee4860  I agree.
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  8. I am sorry for you. Need a med?
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  9. Hama$ is their gov, all grievances to them.
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  10.  @joannahampton5979 There was no Israel in the 40s.
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  11. Nope, the UN divided the land, nobody stole anything. Israel established a state on the land the UN allocated to it. sorry to upset
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  12.  @OnlybyGrace-e57  Add to it that there at least 4 Americans among them.
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  13.  @2tearsinabucket521  The UN is not stopping Hama$ or Iran or Hisbolla or Yemen. If it was the UN's mission, they're not fulfilling it. Or it's just not their job .
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  14. The same authority as Hezbo that ignored the binding UNSC resolution to withdraw behind the Litani.
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  15.  @Hedgewisekat  What did Israel build in Lebanon and what part of it does it occupy? The UN certified Israel's complete withdrawal from Lebanon in 2006. Unless something has since changed, there hasn't been any other action until now. Hezbo has since taken over southern Lebanon but it's ok if the gov allowed that. Israel has nothing to do w/it, it's their internal affair.
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  16. He's smiling b/c he's right to call out the ignorant journo who couldn't care less about the suffering ppl in Gaza.
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  17. The Gazan Health ministry is a very "credible" source.
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  18.  @naeemahmed5236  Ukraine doesn't admit Israeli immigrants, especially those who were born in Israel and never saw Ukraine.
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  19. Wiki is a great source but not allowed to be used for research. Nonetheless, this time they got it right. The West bank is Israeli and thus anybody can settle there. Bezalel is a born Israeli citizen and thus can live wherever he wants. Many other Israelis can do too.
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  20.  @zumamaya2396  The west bank was occupied by Jordan between 1948 and 1967. In 1967, it fell to Israel in a defensive war. In the 1990s, the land was ceded to Israel by Jordan and is now part of Israel and is no longer in dispute, thank you
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  21.  @zumamaya2396  sure, sure, they know only what they want to know. The agreement states it and hasn't been abolished quite yet. The court can twist it all they want but they can't re-write it and can't enforce it anyway.
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  22.  @iverbrnstad791  Like I just said, wanna call Israel an aggressor, by all means. Wanna look away from the facts, by all means. Wanna rewrite history, you're welcome. Hope you find your readers.
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  23. LOL the UN has no authority to create countries. It only deals w/existing countries. Macron is either ignorant or purposefully l-y-i-ng.
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  24. It's not aid, it's a payment for the services rendered to them
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  25.  RonaldTrump-rx3qk  I don't know about this vid, but during the Parliament proceedings, he was unequivocal about this support and weapon sales to Israel.
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  26. What part of Israel are you in right now? I am wondering where you see the fall.
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  27.  @Godsmustbecrazi3  But how do you know that? Are you a prophet?
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  28. LOL,, support it all you want. It'll never come through. All idle talk and political posturing.
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  29. That's right, that's why they rejected the UN partition plan. They wanted the entire land. But the problem is, their Arab bros gobbled them up.
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  30. Moreover, they facilitated hostilities.
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  31.  @tonyfincham6126  It's w/regret, but their job was to disallow Hezbo or any other militant group to come to the south of the Litani. Not only did they allow them, they allowed them to bring their weapons, install them in civilian homes and fire non stop. Thank you.
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  32.  @HariAaldi  I don't know why he chose not to say that. Prolly his bosses didn't let him. He's just a spox, doesn't have his own say.
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  33. Gaza is not Israel, thus no apartheid, sorry to upset
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  34. Why do they come to the press briefings then? Why do they ask questions? Just stay home and chill if you know all the answers.
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  35. Everyone knows the truth? You can speak for everyone, I am impressed. Can you share the truth, plz
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  36.  @genevieve4418  They can't do it, sorry to upset
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  37. Israel has no military bases of other countries on its soil unlike many arab countries, Europe and Japan. So who is whose base?
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  38.  @Gryffon  Since Palestine doesn't exist, I am wondering which victory you're talking about. The US is pumping billions in the Abbas authority, so not sure what's going on w/the defeat here.
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  39. @ Absolutely. Not only the US but other countries get involved in international issues. Always.
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  40. The US pays them and thus has every right
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  41. Israel is not a European country, they can "grill" it all they want for nothing better to do w/their time. It's not gonna abide by anything.
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  42. Been there, done that. A few years ago, Israel played the Davis Cup (men's tennis) and drew the Tunisian team. The Tunisian tennis federation prohibited its players to play the Israelis. What happened? The Tunisians lost by default, and Israel moved on to the next round. On top of that, the Davis Cup administration disqualified the Tunisians from further competition altogether. Got it? Don't mess w/Israel!
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  43.  @chikipu225  In 1948, the land was divided and Israel proclaimed a state on the land allocated to it. The Arabs rejected the partition plan and allowed Jordan and Egypt to confiscate the land allocated to them. Jordan confiscated the West Bank, Egypt took Gaza. in 1967, the land fell to Israel in a defensive war, the 6-day war, as it became known in history. Lands taken in a defensive war as legit. Same happened w/Germany in 1945. It was dismembered and lost a ton of land. In the 1990s, Jordan ceded the land to Israel officially so it's no longer in dispute. No settlements are illegal, ppl living there are Israeli citizens.
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  44.  @chikipu225  There is no conquest or territorial acquisition going on now by war or force unless somewhere in Africa or someplace else which I am not aware about, so I can't provide any legal basis at this point. In general, however, land conquered in a defensive war is a legit spoil and the winner decides what to do w/it. Germany was dismembered after WW2 and even today has only regained part of the lost territory. The rest it will prolly never regain.
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  45.  @waterbottles4744  Of course, we bought a ton of land which Liejazeera is in no hurry to disclose to its faithful readership. And sure, we won fair and square unlike other countries that just aggressed the land yet still hold on to it.
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  46. @ It won't be for free. There will be private investments, mostly American
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  47. and the deepest concern. End.
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  48. I applaud Japan's tech advances, they're truly the wonder of the world. However, their politics seem to lag behind. I wonder if they still live under the same emperor who brought upon them the sad eventuality of WW2. Oh maybe they love the US troops on their soil. I mean they're Americans after all.
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  49.  baddad2955  I do. From the river to the sea Eretz will be Arab free
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  50.  @MiMiiViVi  When did Israel attack the Christians? Actually, never mind, it attacks them every day.
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  51.  @headdown1  I am glad you think so.
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  52.  @HariAaldi  Israel withdrew from Lebanon in 2006, bad decision, which led directly to what's going on now.
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  53.  @murraykilpatrick3029  The journo was pressing him on the suspension of weapon sales to Israel, and the spox said, "Clearly, you're concerned about the suspension of the weapon sales, while we're concerned about providing aid to Gaza" (non- verbatim). So what does it mean? It means that the journo' didn't care about the Gazans, didn't care about increasing the aid to them, but only wanted the weapons to Israel stopped. I thought the spox saw through him just right.
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  54.  @murraykilpatrick3029  Thanks, you have a good day as well.
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  55. What were those resolution though?
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  56.  @gilabola4642  Sorry not gonna do that. It was a rhetorical/ironic question. No UN resolution has ever been friendly to Israel and thus forget them all. Thank you
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  57. How is he gonna end this war? By blabbing from the podium?
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  58. Israel has warned time and time again that the UN must remove its troops from Lebanon. They want to stay put, it's their choice. They're putting themselves in the line of fire. Sorry it happened.
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  59.  @Lcdup-z9n  Exactly right. Palestine never had an Arab gov/ruler. The Jews purchased tracts of land when under the Turks, and nobody seemed to mind. Suddenly, it turned into "stealing". Go figure.
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  60.  @iverbrnstad791  Call it what you want, the facts stand.
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  61.  @johnfoo1959  Maybe not very honest, that's why
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  62.  @ChrisAlbertH47  Very true, they don't seem to understand the role of a spox.
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  63.  @inga5567  He is a spox for the de--vil, should look the part.
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  64.  @SlMORRG  What's the address of his place in Israel, plz?
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  65. They stopped sending weapons a long time ago. I am surprised you don't know that. No more, it's over.
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  66. 1. I strongly doubt that US is in a position to "advise" Israeli intel. Their intel is far superior to that of the US, and that's one of the reasons the US is holding on to them for dear life. 2. Clear to me that the US didn't participate in the Sinwar liquidation. It happened by accident.
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  67. What the US wants to see they will not see. They have no business telling us what to do. We fought the war not to please the US but to remove the existential threat from our borders. The US hasn't done a thing to help, we lost 700 men in this war so far and the US thinks they can tell what to do. Dream on.
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  68. @ hi there
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  69. We don't buy weapons from France, he doesn't have to worry.
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  70. LOL if those ignorant journos know everything, why do they even ask the spox? Why do they attend the press briefings? They know all the answers. This is ridiculous. Their job is to ask questions and listen to the answers if they care. If not, just stay home.
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  71. I am sorry you're not trusting your school education. It's kind of hard to live like that. but it's certainly your choice.
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  72.  @jmvp1380  I don't see why they wouldn't trust their history teachers or textbooks. By the same token, you can say you don't trust anybody at all, how can you check?
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  73. He works for the US, he's American, not Israeli. He's a spox who follows the instructions of his bosses. If the journos think they know it all, why do they even ask questions?
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  74.  @sashakeltane4763  What does his last name tell you? There are millions w/this name in the US.
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  75. Observer state, like the Holy See, for instance.
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  76. Wow, why suddenly? No more interest in his former colony Lebanon? Or did he have a sudden epiphany?
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  77.  @federalreservewolflegend3523  Israel is selective in whom it takes. your leaders may not qualify.
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  78.  @projectp1821  I hope you lived in both Russia and Israel for many years, so you know what you're talking about. You also know the Russian WW2 history, studied it at school and majored at it in college. You're an expert.
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  79.  @orlandor7825  Russia is trying to get Ukraine or part of it back b/c it was a Russian province for centuries. I don't know how come they let slip away. Israel is trying to des--troy itself and allow the Arabs to take the land.
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  80. Sorry to upset but they're already leaving. The Rafa crossing is open one way (out).
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  81. How about if you understand what the money is paid for?
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  82. @ Yehuda/Shomron is Israel, the land was ceded by Jordan in the 1990s. Thanks for posting
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  83.  @iwatchwithnoads7480  I don't live in a monarchy.
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  84.  @iwatchwithnoads7480  Not sure what makes you say that, you have no idea who I am and where I am, so I am guessing we should conclude this exchange right here and now. Have a good night.
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  85.  @Hadrioc  Of course, Israel is the US' obedient vassal. There wouldn't be any war today if they didn't listen to the US.
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  86. LOL, Hama$ claims? There is no Hama$ anymore. Look at the crowds of them surrendering and laying down their weapons. Their leaders are gone, no command and control anymore. They're just coming up and surrendering to save their lives.
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  87. It's impossible, the UN has no authority to do so. The UN didn't create any country, they can't.
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  88.  @jmlfa  Very true. Now evidence is surfacing that not only did the UN forces do nothing to enforce the resolution but they fully collaborated w/Hezbo just like w/Hama$ in Gaza through the UNRWA. I don't know if our soldiers were ever released or the bodies returned. What a bad joke, you can say that again.
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  89. The UN has no authority to create countries. it's beyond their jurisdiction.
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  90.  @seriouslydon_t  Israel is not in Asia either.
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  91. He's not responsible for anything. He's a spox, he doesn't make his own decisions and has no say. He's a mouthpiece of his gov. If you're not happy w/your gov, take it up w/them
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  92.  @skeletonking4119  I don't remember any trials of the media. Top commanders stood trial.
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  93. The Arabs rejected the partition plan and forwent the creation of their state. The land was confiscated by Jordan and Egypt.
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  94. You can think what you want, but the reality is real
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  95.  @theKingsAmbassadors  He knew about the plan long before. He was not shocked
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  96.  @monichat  He never owned Gaza, he has nothing to lose
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  97. @ The land was given up by Sharon in 2005, and the yellow bellied Bibi couldn't reclaim it for all of his long years in office. What does he want now. He should be happy it'll be under the US, not Hama$. It's the best he can get at this point anyway.
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  98. @ I don't think he was bewildered. They discussed it before making a public announcement. The land was given up by Sharon in 2005 and he never reclaimed it, no matter several wars. He actually supported Hama$ all along. What does he want now
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  99.  @theKingsAmbassadors  Look, he may regret it all he wants but he should've done something about it which he didn't do. He was in office long enough to implement changes but instead supported Hama$ and the PA and bowed to Obama/Biden. By the way, Sharon was also from the Likud.
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  100.  @monichat  He was indeed, in his younger days. Quite handsome.
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  101. @ Keep spewing your venom. Hope it helps you to drop its excess.
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  102. @ Glad you agree. Take care
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  103.  @joannahampton5979  Right except at that time, the US slapped an arms embargo on Israel, forget the dollars. The US itself didn't have that much money then in the first place.
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  104.  @joannahampton5979  I don't know about this number, but if those were investments or donations, they came from individuals and organizations/companies, etc. , not from the gov. It's a choice they made and you can begrudge them all you want.
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  105.  @life_without_her  Very true, Palestine only exists in the media, not in real life.
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  106. @JohnnyMason-p7u Like Palatine, Illinois? It's a Chicago suburb.
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  107. The legal basis is what I read (I am not a lawyer, so can't quote verbatim), but that's what I was able to find. You're welcome to further research if you care. The Hague court didn't find any grounds to proclaim its illegality. If it was illegal, all the countries that hold other countries' lands would be deemed cri-m-inals (the US, the UK, Poland, Russia, Spain, Jordan, etc). That's all I can say. thank you
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  108.  @chikipu225  WW2 saw an almost complete dismemberment of Germany that stands today (only in the 1990s, they were able to recover East Germany), but Poland and Russia and,, I believe, Czechoslovakia, or the current Czech Republic, are still sitting nice and plump on former Germany. That's WW2 for you. What has since changed again?
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  109.  @TheUmyth  I am sorry, I don't understand what a "project state" is. But, yes, Israel was established by the Jewish ppl who emanated from pre-State Palestine and came from other parts of the world. Neither the US nor the UK played any significant role. The UK, being the mandatory power from 1919 to 1948 did all they could to impede the Jewish immigration and the establishment of the State. They abstained in the UN vote and didn't recognize Israel even after its creation. The US was vehemently against it as well, but Truman insisted on the partition plan, yet not the State, there is a difference. The US slapped an arms embargo immediately after the establishment of the State. They do, however, recognized the State. But recognition and establishment are not the same, either. I don't know what you mean by "legal" and "occupation", either. Thanks for posting.
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  110.  @TheUmyth  The UN partition plan was just that, a plan, not an order. It was a non-binding resolution of the general assembly and the Arabs were free to reject it, which they did. I am not saying they had to accept it, they made their choice. The Yeshuv accepted it, and that was their choice too. The Arabs went to war, OK, that was their choice as well. But they lost the war, and as is often the case, they lost land. Aggress--ion seldom pays. You can look at Germany after WW2, which lost tons of land as a punishment for the aggres--sion. I am sorry but I can't answer you rhetorical questions about recognizing, establishing, occupation, etc. I can only tell you the facts. yes, the Jews of the Yeshuv and those who came from other parts of the world established the State of Israel. No, it was not set up by the US, UK, UN or any other entities. It was set up by the people of Israel. Those who perished in the holocaust were dead, so they couldn't participate, but those who survived, those who came from other countries, not affected by WW2, such as the US, Canada, South America, Australia, the Middle East and Africa, and most importantly the Yeshuv, built the state. Thank you.
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  111.  @TheUmyth  If the UN resolution was an order indeed, the Arabs would've followed it. If any UN resolution was an order, other countries/entities would follow too. None does.
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  112.  @TheUmyth  I am sorry, I thought I just said that the UN resolutions are non-binding, and they had every right to reject it, which they did. You said that coming from a higher power, they should be. Yet now you're saying that b/c the UN chopped off part of their land, they were within their right not to follow it. I am with you on that. They didn't have to accept it. I don't see how they were "defeated by the powerful UN". If they ignored the resolution, that's the end of it. There is no defeat. They were defeated by Israel, that's what happened, but not by the UN. The UN didn't fight against them. Actually, the UN gave them more land than to the Yeshuv and included some of the land that the Yeshuv had purchased and paid for. They started the war against Israel, not conversely. They allowed Jordan and Egypt to confiscate their lands. Why did they do that? Why didn't they fight against them to defend what was theirs? Israel had no designs on their land but Jordan and Egypt did, and they took them. In the 1990s, Jordan ceded that land to Israel, and now it's no longer in dispute. Gaza was an independent state since 2005. There is no more land in the area to give them; it can't be further divided.
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  113. Chill, they stopped a long time ago
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  114.  @gilbert196027  I didn't forget , I never knew. Can you plz inform me? Thanks in advance
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  115. Nobody can do it. it's impossible, the UN would have no authority
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  116.  @ElJuaritozz  Yell harder, they don't hear you
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  117.  @ElJuaritozz  They can't hear you, sorry. They don't exist and thus have no ears. But maybe get a loudspeaker, see if it helps
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  118. The aid been going into Gaza since day one and before. Israel provided every last thing for them, from food to utilities to med, to money, etc. The US had nothing to do w/it. They didn't send any aid.
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  119.  @RobertRubenis  No, Sir/Ma'am, I've been to no school. I don't believe in education.thank you
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  120. No, it's not what he's saying. Gaza received aid from Israel since 1967, every day and every last thing we delivered to them from Israel. They don't produce anything of their own, they can't. When Gush Katif was there, they grew produce and flowers that constituted 60% of our export. After 2005, when Gush Katif was evacuated, they produced tunnels and weaponry, but they didn't export those, only imported.
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  121.  @DarthSkywalkerKenobi  You forgot to recall that Gaza has been an independent state since 2005 w/its own democratically elected gov who is responsible for providing for its populace.
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  122.  @DarthSkywalkerKenobi  The open air prison is your own invention, you clearly have never set foot there, but suit yourself from your basement if it amuses you. I guess it doesn't hurt to have some fun on occasion. Israel didn't control anything except the aid that they themselves provided. Israel had no jurisdiction over Gaza and not one Israeli was allowed in, while thousands of Arabs came to work in Israel daily. They were also free to travel anywhere in the world, and emigrate, if they wished. If Israel could've controlled what went in/out, there would be no tunnels or stockpiles of weapons in Gaza. Thanks for posting.
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  123.  @emmany5302  Would you mind quoting what exactly the international law says about it? Also plz provide the source. Many thanks
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  124.  @federicorazzoli1097  I am sorry but spox don't send weapons. Spox are ppl who speak, they're not in the business of selling. It's the gov that's sells weapons through weapon manufacturers. So your blame is completely misdirected.
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  125.  @KA-vr4uu  Looking forward to hearing those intentions. Could you possibly oblige?
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  126. Israel is not the gov of Gaza. Hama$ is, and it's their job to provide for the populace.
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  127.  @tannerpayne4384  Sorry, I don't know what you mean. If you're talking about Gaza being a prison camp, ask Hama$ why they turned their own country into such a camp.
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  128. Gaza is a closed military zone, nobody is allowed in and no media. Whatever they're saying is just idle talk. they don't know.
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  129. He wants to rebuild and make it livable for ppl. How is it shameful?
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  130. @ Not for those who live there now. Those will be gone. He was clear on that. Hama$ can't live there anymore. Sorry
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  131.  @1990rockefeller  This is what Trump is trying to do. Open the gate and let them out to seek a better future for themselves and the posterity.
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  132. The only power in the world that can give the Arabs a state is Israel. And Israel is not gonna do it. The rest is irrelevant.
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  133. Don't attack the great US, man/gal. You'll get a backlash.
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  134. The world will not tolerate... the word is land, air, water, vegetation, etc, those are inanimate objects. they certainly can't tolerate. He's right about that
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  135. What did he deny?
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  136. This is as delusional as it has always been. The UN resolutions have never seen the light of day and prolly never will. The UN and Lebanese forces on the border will do the same as they did before, that is, nothing. There is only one way to resolve this situation, but that way is not what the US wants to see, and thus, the US will have to change their lenses.
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  137. To be fair, you need to know that she's a spox and can say only what she's allowed/authorized to say. She works for the gov, not for herself.
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  138. No such thing, sorry to upset
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  139.  @bayzidahammed8614  Very substantial post, appreciate it. The world's antise-m-itism is as old as the world itself. The Protocols of the Zion Elders are still in print.
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  140. Gotta live w/it. nothing doing
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  141.  @maxdc988  It's not the US or anybody else. The UN has no power to effect anything. Somehow ppl misunderstand the role of the UN. The UN can only say words but it can't do anything.
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  142.  @guillermomoya340  Sure, but what actions do you propose? Can you name them?
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  143.  @rebonditude5832  Hope so too.
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  144.  @rickygoh6246  Sure, it's about money. Billions were channeled into Gaza, which is why they were able to build the infrastructure and store weapons. Once the gravy train derails, bye bye Hama$
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  145. The US hasn't vetoed one anti Israel resolution. They all have passed.
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