Comments by "ElephantInTheRoom " (@elephantintheroom5678) on "Gaza and Israel welcome ceasefire and hostage deal but will the war end? | BBC News" video.

  1.  @ALGfunk  EXACTLY.
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  2. What does that traitor to humanity, Biden, mean by Israel withdrawing from all the "populated" areas of Gaza? Does he count Northern Gaza as "populated"?
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  3.  @trishawilson1436  It was the Hannibal Directive. Any sacrifice - including hundreds of Israelis - for "Greater Israel."
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  4.  @leesaunders1930  Every ceasefire so far has been broken by Israel.
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  5.  @RichardMorgan-im8wx  The genocide Israel is committing, and that the International Court of Justice is investigating. Amnesty International has already declared it a genocide, and they are an extremely respected organisation, with extensive experience in human rights abuses.
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  6.  @RichardMorgan-im8wx  The genocide Israel is committing, and that the International Court of Justice is investigating. Amnesty International has already declared it a genocide, and they are an extremely respected organisation, with extensive experience in human rights abuses.
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  7.  @nervesconcord  Fun FACT: The name Palestine derives from a 3,200 year old documented name "Peleset" used to refer to people in the Southern Levant, who are mentioned on the ancient Egyptian Merneptah Stele. The Peleset's land included the well known cities of Gaza, Ekron, Gath, Ashdod, Ascalon, Timnah and Tantur. Indeed, the whole area from Lebanon to Egypt. Indeed, all of these towns survived with similar names until they were mostly depopulated by Israel in 1948. Furthermore, seven known Assyrian clay tablets and Cuneiform inscriptions called the people who lived in what is now Palestine 'Palashtu,' 'Palastu,' and 'Pilistu,' beginning with the king of Assyria Adad-Nirari 111 (811BC-783 BC) in the Nimrud inscriptions. Moreover, around 1100 BC, the Peleset expanded their territory eastwards to the junction of the Jordan River. The extent of the coastal region of the land of the Peleset , from Tantur in the north to Gaza in the south, and vast inland areas, show that the land of the Peleset was 15-20 times larger than the current Gaza Strip, encompassing much of greater Tel Aviv, which grew out of and consumed the ancient Palestinian city of Jaffa, whose indigenous inhabitants were driven out en-masse in 1948 (Rotbard 2015). So you can see, all this far predates the Bar Kokhba Jewish revolt against the Romans in 132 CE. 🙂
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  8.  @beanspud88  Because Israel had blocked chocolate into Gaza for years. That's why. It's a symbol of being free of Israeli TYRANNY.
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