Playlist For Understanding Israel Deception

[Aaron p]

 

 

[Socrates]

On 6/24/2025 at 4:23 AM, Raze said:

 

@Leo Gura That's the intellectual you were praising Lmao? Destiny needs to get his head stomped after such an obnoxious statement.

[Lucasxp64]

15 hours ago, Socrates said:

@Leo Gura That's the intellectual you were praising Lmao? Destiny needs to get his head stomped after such an obnoxious statement.

I wonder if he Is simply trolling those IDF soldiers by saying that to get a reaction from them?

[Nivsch]

Israeli Major General criticises the strategic failure and the very premise of the war in Gaza.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1B5qUcuP9z/

Major General (res.) Yitzhak Brik is a widely known and highly respected military figure in Israel, renowned for his repeated and outspoken critiques of the IDF’s preparedness in recent years.

A Bitter Failure for the IDF Ground Forces in Operation "Gideon's Chariots"

Maj. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak Brick

" When Herzi Halevi was replaced by Eyal Zamir as Chief of Staff, Zamir promised the Prime Minister and the public that he would do what his predecessor had failed to do. He declared that he would dismantle Hamas, free the hostages through military pressure, establish military governance in Gaza, control humanitarian aid, and allow political leadership to replace Hamas' rule.

I sounded the alarm. I spoke to the media and wrote in the press that Zamir’s statements were empty — the IDF, in its current state, is incapable of defeating Hamas or freeing the hostages without a political agreement. I warned that resuming combat under Zamir would lead to the death of some of the hostages, to many casualties among our forces, and ultimately to disgrace and humiliation for the ground forces, exposing the vast gap between his promises and the worn-out capabilities of our units in the field.

Contrary to Zamir's claims, the IDF does not control 75% of the Gaza Strip — and even if it did, it would be meaningless. The IDF operates above ground, while Hamas remains intact underground in the tunnels. Hamas emerges from the tunnels, strikes our soldiers, and retreats — turning IDF soldiers into easy prey.

The IDF is suffering severe attrition inside Gaza. The Chief of Staff is begging the political echelon to end the war and reach an agreement, but he sounds like a voice crying in the wilderness. Thirty thousand Hamas fighters continue guerrilla warfare from underground. All the destruction caused above ground has done nothing to disrupt Hamas' underground operations. In Operation "Gideon's Chariots", the IDF suffered dozens of fatalities and many more wounded. It failed to defeat Hamas and did not free the hostages, despite the Chief of Staff’s promises — ending up empty-handed.

Yet Zamir continues to flatter Prime Minister Netanyahu. He has lost his spine. No Chief of Staff in the history of Israel has ever behaved with such sycophancy.

Recently, the Chief of Staff presented the cabinet with two options: conquer Gaza and establish military rule, or reach an agreement. I must stress — there is only one realistic option: an agreement. The IDF has no ability to impose long-term military governance in Gaza. The standing army and reserves cannot sustain it. There are no replacement forces, and sooner or later they will have to be released. Even if possible, Hamas, entrenched in its tunnels, would wage guerrilla warfare and inflict massive casualties. The IDF does not have the means to destroy hundreds of kilometers of tunnels. The result would be disastrous: the death of all the hostages, heavy losses, and a national catastrophe — without defeating Hamas. By the time the government understands this, it may be too late.

Our politicians are using our soldiers as pawns to serve political agendas, not security needs — and the Chief of Staff enables it.

Using military forces for purposes not directly tied to national defense, but rather to serve narrow political goals, undermines the moral role of the military, weakens motivation, and harms operational effectiveness.

On Monday, a meeting is scheduled between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. This presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Israel — and for Netanyahu personally — to walk hand-in-hand with Trump toward a comprehensive agreement with Iran, a ceasefire in Gaza, the release of hostages, and new regional alliances.

If Netanyahu chooses this path, he may still be remembered not only as the one who brought disaster upon the nation — but as the one who helped shape a new Middle East together with Trump and strengthen the State of Israel.

Time will tell if Netanyahu will seize this rare opportunity — and whether the interests of the nation will prevail over narrow political survival. "

 

Edited July 3 by Nivsch

[Revolutionary Think]

On 5/5/2025 at 4:18 AM, Twentyfirst said:

Didn't the US steal the southwest from Mexico? 

Yes. So why isn't Mexico sending in terrorists to indiscriminately bomb and kill US civilians?

[zazen]

1 hour ago, Revolutionary Think said:

Yes. So why isn't Mexico sending in terrorists to indiscriminately bomb and kill US civilians?

 

Mexicans have a sovereign state whilst Palestinians are denied one.

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New documentary that wasn’t aired by BBC: https://www.ft.com/content/d21fc58c-c482-4818-b960-f6d31555f4bc

 

[zazen]

 

 

You’d think the following was filmed after October 7th..

 

[Twentyfirst]

On 7/5/2025 at 9:20 AM, Revolutionary Think said:

Yes. So why isn't Mexico sending in terrorists to indiscriminately bomb and kill US civilians?

You missed my point. If the US stole from Mexico and Mexico fought back then people wouldn't blame Mexico for fighting back

You don't think the cartel does untold amounts of damage to the US?

[Twentyfirst]

Israeli solider speaks out and says he was "just following orders" from his superiors. Sound familiar?

The west NEVER changes it only morphs into different disguises. There is no point in the timeline that anybody can point to and  say the west started caring about human rights

 

Edited July 7 by Twentyfirst

[Twentyfirst]

The Israel Project’s 2009 GLOBAL LANGUAGE DICTIONARY

https://www.transcend.org/tms/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/sf-israel-projects-2009-global-language-dictionary.pdf

[zazen]

Not looking too good for Israel these days is it

[Leo Gura]

On 6/30/2025 at 4:59 PM, Socrates said:

@Leo Gura That's the intellectual you were praising Lmao? Destiny needs to get his head stomped after such an obnoxious statement.

Destiny's position on Palestine is his worst and weakest position. I totally disagree with him on that one.

The majority of Destiny's positions are good. But he's not right on everything.

My approval of him is relative to the low bar of the entire political analysis field.

Edited July 12 by Leo Gura

[Raze]

 

[Raze]

 

[Karmadhi]

On 7/13/2025 at 1:07 AM, Leo Gura said:

Destiny's position on Palestine is his worst and weakest position. I totally disagree with him on that one.

The majority of Destiny's positions are good. But he's not right on everything.

My approval of him is relative to the low bar of the entire political analysis field.

He is also hardcore Pro Ukraine yet only cares when White People are oppressed

Do you think he has a bias towards white people or anti Muslim bias?

I think if you support Ukraine but not Palestine you have some bias against either white people or against Arabs or browns or Muslims etc  because the positions cannot be possible to be held at the same time

If you support Palestine and Ukraine like I do, you have a bias towards oppressed people and you dislike bullies for example

If you support Russia and Israel you have a bias towards power, strenght (Trump)

if you support Russia and Palestine you have an anti Western bias (especially anti-USA)

What is Destiny s bias here?

Edited Sunday at 11:37 PM by Karmadhi

[Raze]

2 hours ago, Karmadhi said:

What is Destiny s bias here?

Establishment democrat bias.

Norman Finkelstein also claimed he heard from a good source he’s being paid for Israel advocacy. I think it could be possible since he threatened to sue Norman but never did, and he along with other online influencers openly didn’t know anything about the issue until soon after Oct 7 when they were all over repeating pro Israel talking points.

[Leo Gura]

12 hours ago, Karmadhi said:

What is Destiny s bias here?

Destiny is pretty bog-standard pro-American and doesn't seem to have a deep empathy for oppressed people. If he did, he would be more like a typical TYT leftist. Destiny's views are pretty centrist. He's not a radical in challenging power structures. He's not a revolutionary thinker. He mostly speaks out against the lunatic extremes of the right and left. He's not going to do the work to really empathize with and understand the origins of terrorism.

Edited Monday at 11:50 AM by Leo Gura

[Twentyfirst]

Two Euro Jews doing what they do best, licking American butthole to get more cash 

Edited Monday at 12:59 PM by Twentyfirst

[Karmadhi]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Destiny is pretty bog-standard pro-American and doesn't seem to have a deep empathy for oppressed people. If he did, he would be more like a typical TYT leftist. Destiny's views are pretty centrist. He's not a radical in challenging power structures. He's not a revolutionary thinker. He mostly speaks out against the lunatic extremes of the right and left. He's not going to do the work to really empathize with and understand the origins of terrorism.

How come he heavily supports Ukraine instead of the more centrist less empathetic view that "Russia was provoked to attack Ukraine due to NATO expansion". I feel like that is the view that someone who has little empathy for oppressed people has

Or does his pro America bias overwrite that since Ukraine is an ally of USA and he is basically an establishment fan

Dont get me wrong, I do understand the POV of not having empathy for oppressed people and all (although I personally do not share it), but to me it means you also do not support Ukraine as much

What am i missing?

Edited Monday at 03:11 PM by Karmadhi

[Karmadhi]

13 hours ago, Raze said:

Establishment democrat bias.

The most successful deception Israel ever did is convince the world they are a liberal democracy that respect human rights 

They are a democracy but neither liberal nor do they respect human rights

Similar to USA in the early 1900s type of democracy

This false notion that Israel is a democracy like those in Western Europe makes people relate to them until you see the stuff that comes from their mouths and realize the only thing they have in common with Western Europe is their pro lgbt stance

Edited Monday at 03:14 PM by Karmadhi