Comments by "Orwellian Horseman of the Apocalypse" (@DennisMoore664) on "Hamas releases 17 hostages on third day of Israel-Gaza ceasefire" video.

  1. No it doesn't. It might be what you or your friends mean, but the chant has historically meant that the land of Palestine shall be free from the state of Israel. It doesn't say anything about the Palestinian people or else the chant would be that "the Palestinian people will be free". The Arab nations of the Middle East have wanted the modern state of Israel wiped from the map since it was reestablished in the lands that were once the Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom Of Judah and that were renamed Syria Palaestina when the Romans enslaved the Jewish people and erased their ties to the region. And there are many people in neighboring countries who want to see the Jewish people killed or removed from the region just as there are many in Israel who want to see all the Palestinians killed or removed. There are also many on both sides who just want to live together in peace with one another, but it doesn't change the meaning of the chant by those who do not.
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  2. Exactly!
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  3. It's such a lazy and dumb question.
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  4.  @bluejacketau5777  Religious and political zealots everywhere are a problem - nothing woke about that.
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  5.  @opera34689  there was footage from Hamas and citizens of Gaza on October 7th showing how the Islamic people "touched" the captured men and women hostages - striking them, spitting on them, decapitating them. The hostages were absolutely not being protected and well treated. There are atrocities being committed by horrible people from both sides. Don't pretend like these soldiers of Islam are good people.
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