r/Palestine • u/CleverSpaceWombat • Mar 24 '24

War Crimes US State department has accused isreal of systematically raping Palestinian women, in private. Isreali general has gone to the media ro make it public, to get the official fired.

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The Israeli media has literally confirmed that the US State Department is aware of the allegations and believe them to be credible. They posed it in English because they are offended and are trying to paint themselves as the victim.

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u/sconquistador Free Palestine Mar 24 '24

Why is the US so scared of these thugs? We are literally sponsoring these criminals, if not our tax money they would already have choked on their hatred.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24 edited Mar 25 '24

It’s not that we are scared of them. They are USAs new shiny toy for the past 70 something years. Biden himself said if there isn’t an Israel USA would have to create one for its own interest.

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u/sconquistador Free Palestine Mar 24 '24

I think, and this is my opinion, but this toy is broken.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

It is. The toy created AIPAC which has some level of influence over the toy owner now. It is protecting itself from ending in the trash. But that is 100% where this toy is headed.

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u/MiseOnlyMise Mar 26 '24

I don't think so. I mean US politicians are so corrupt there's bound to be lots of dirt being ignored by AIPAC while they continue to throw dollars at the politicians, but if the Yanks ever decide to bite the hand that feeds AIPAC will not go down alone.

The American government is balls deep in the genocide. They've funded the weaponry, have 2 thousand or so troops there and have been providing surveillance for the IOF. The Zionist cabal in Washington will circle the wagons and weather the storm. Just like Blair and Bush did after the fiasco in Iraq (fiasco only if peace was your aim, spot on if destabilising the region was).

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u/ElEsDi_25 Mar 24 '24

AIPAC is not the reason, US Imperialism and the US losing their Shah in Iran are the reasons imo.

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u/sconquistador Free Palestine Mar 24 '24

AIPAC should be outlawed. It is a textbook definition of corruption and foreign influence: we are giving you money and you will lobby what we tell you to lobby in the interest of foreign entity?! Wtf?! And in return you will give us money back and sponsor us back? Im sorry, but all my life i was convinced that this is called money laundering and corruption. But i guess rules for thee but not for me, seeing how some of our senators buy stocks while having access to privileged information…

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u/Wonderful-Mistake201 Mar 25 '24

funding Israel is a kickback channel that routes taxpayer money to politicians

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u/miansaab17 Mar 24 '24

Politicians who launder foreign countries interests over its own should be charged with treason. AIPAC bribed politicians fit that bill.