Comments by "" (@arturferrao7353) on "Hamas Ally’s Dire Warning To NATO Nation Over Plans To Send Troops To Gaza; ‘Legitimate Targets…’" video.

@JackBackman-rd1uw "They just don't want to get hit with rockets or terrorist attacks once a month." They should had thought about that before they decided to invade Palestine.
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@vetrugrahavasi5404 "why more food earn your own food" They did. This is what happened: October 18, 2020. In the morning hours of Tuesday, October 13, Israeli tanks and bulldozers entered Gaza, reaching up to 300 meters into the Strip. The incursion took place in the Khan Yunis District, near Khuzaa and Abasan Al Kabireh, damaging wide swaths of farmland. According to Gaza-based human rights organization Al Mezan, the last time an incursion resulted in such serious damage to crops in Gaza was in 2014. Source: reliefweb -> Incursion of Israeli bulldozers into the Strip destroys crops
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "They could care less about Gaza, hence why they pulled everyone out in 2005." Reality: The United Nations, international human rights organizations and many legal scholars regard the Gaza Strip to still be under military occupation by Israel.[4] This is disputed by Israel and other legal scholars.[5] Following the withdrawal, Israel continued to maintain direct control over Gaza's air and maritime space, six of Gaza's seven land crossings, maintains a no-go buffer zone within the territory, controls the Palestinian population registry, and Gaza remains dependent on Israel for its water, electricity, telecommunications, and other utilities.[4][6] Source: Wiki-Pedia -> Israeli disengagement from Gaza
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@vetrugrahavasi5404 And: The Israeli army regularly conducts incursions into the “buffer zone” area in Gaza, including entering with bulldozers and heavy equipment in order to raze vegetation, flatten roads and expose the terrain. Israel has claimed this activity is necessary for “security reasons.” Figures released by Al Mezan indicate that between January and August 2020 Israel invaded Palestinian farmland near Gaza’s parameter fence on 34 occasions. Source: reliefweb -> Incursion of Israeli bulldozers into the Strip destroys crops
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@vetrugrahavasi5404 Also: On Saturday, Israeli navy ships attacked Palestinian fishing boats and chased them near the shores of Gaza City. The Palestinian Fishermen’s Syndicate said the Israeli navy ships fired many live rounds and rubber-coated steel bullets and used water cannons against the fishing boats on the Al-Waha and As-Sudaniyya shores, northwest of Gaza City. The Syndicate added that the navy tried to capsize the fishing boats before chasing them to the shore. Source: IMEMC News -> Israeli Navy Attacks Fishing Boats In Gaza
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@vetrugrahavasi5404 And: On Thursday, the Navy fired sporadic rounds of live ammunition and rubber-coated steel bullets at fishing boats in the Al-Waha area, wounding one fisherman with a rubber-coated steel bullet. Last Monday, the navy attacked fishing boats in northern Gaza and abducted five fishermen before releasing three later. The Gaza Strip has about 4000 fishermen supporting more than 60.000 persons in the coastal region that has been under strict Israeli siege for the last 17 years. Source: IMEMC News -> Israeli Navy Attacks Fishing Boats In Gaza
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "Israel was there since 1250 BC." here's the israel that existed: The name Israel is derived from the Hebrew words, "yisra," which means to struggle, and "el," which is short-hand for "God," or "Elohim." Thus it can be interpreted as someone who struggles with God. Source: sheknows -> israel It was a person's name. Not of cities or kingdoms or nations. The use of israel as place's name is a modern thing.
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "Kingdom of Israel c. 1047 BCE and c. 930 BCE." and once and again, the reality: The name Israel is derived from the Hebrew words, "yisra," which means to struggle, and "el," which is short-hand for "God," or "Elohim." Thus it can be interpreted as someone who struggles with God. Source: sheknows -> israel
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "Kingdom of Judea" Congratulations. Now you're contradicting yourself. What is it? It's kingdom of judea or of israel? Make up your mind.
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "Judean provisional government" Yes. And? What does that have to do with the palestinians? OOhh... That's right. They were the ancestors of the modern palestinians. Thanks for remember us of that.
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "YOU are the one who is trying to argue Israel is only a name." I provided the sources for my claims. Anyone can check them.
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "A Jewish kingdom called Israel and then Judea occupied the ancient region of what is now modernly known as ISRAEL. " And where's the evidence for this claim? Let me guess... It's what the same guys that decided to invent the beheaded babies and the military bases under hospitals had said. Right?
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "You are literally trying to argue against history right now" And where is this history that you're talking about? Real history is based on evidence. Where is this evidence that the hebrews called their cities or kingdoms israel? Because any sources that I could find only refer to it as a title atributed to people.
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "Did you honestly just say the Judeans were the ancestors of the Palestinians" Yes. where do you think the palestinians came? From thin air?
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "Have you ever opened a history textbook in your entire life" Here's what history books have to say: Prior to the 6th century, the province of Palaestina Secunda largely included Jews, as well as a mixed Greek and Aramaic-speaking population, who were mostly practicing Christianity. The Jews had made Galilee and the Gaulanitis their center since the defeat of the Bar Kokhba revolt of the 2nd century;[1] and flourished through the 4th and 5th centuries, as Byzantine control of the area dimmed, providing a great deal of autonomy for local populations. source: wiki-Pedia -> Palaestina Secunda
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "first appeared on the Merneptah Stele in Egypt 1212-1206 BCE. " The merneptah in question: According to James Hoffmeier, "no Egyptologists would ever read the signs of a foreign ethnic entity as indicating a foreign land, but a people group".[21] In contrast to this apparent Israelite statelessness, the other Canaanite groups fought by Egypt: Asqaluni, Gezer, and Yano'am, are described in the stele as nascent states.[22] Source: Wiki-Pedia -> Merneptah Stele
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@JackBackman-rd1uw Did you really believed that I would not fact check your claims?
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@JackBackman-rd1uw " Israel doesn't want it so bad. " Reality: Energean has close ties to the Israeli government and Israeli corporations. It is looking to acquire the disputed Gaza Marine gas field off the shore of the Gaza Strip. Its biggest lender is the Israel’s Bank HaPoalim, which finances illegal settlements. One of its main shareholders is IDB Development Group, a holding company that owns numerous businesses implicated in the occupied Palestinian territories. Source: Corporate Watch -> ENERGEAN: ISRAEL-BACKED GREEK OIL COMPANY HUNGRY FOR MEDITERRANEAN GAS
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@akhilr2606 "They have only tunnels and poverty nothing else " Yes, because the israelites have stolen them everything else.
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@JackBackman-rd1uw "after they took territory in a war that started when their neighbors invaded them?" Congratulations, you just contradicted yourself. How could they have been invaded if they hadn't land that they stole after being invaded?
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