Wednesday, November 8, 2023

My Recent Youtube Comments On The Israel-Hamas War


 On How Israel Can Learn From China and Solve Terrorism Forever!

Om Ni

China had its own problems with terrorists. Were China happy with them? It is puzzling that China supports Hamas, a terrorist organ, spawned and supported by Iran who carried out that unprovoked murderous incursion, committing unspeakable massacre of helpless civilian man, women, children, babies and the elderly on Oct 7. And taking hostages. But not a word of condemnation of Hamas. Only taking Israel to task.  

Good that China has successfully handled its own terrorist situation in Xinjiang. Israel faces altogether a different scenario. The terrorist Hamas is the ruling authority in Gaza. With its own army and weapons of war, embedded among the ordinary Palestinians,  operating from elaborate tunnels beneath or adjacent to places of worship, hospitals, schools and refugee centers.

 It is not easy to deal with the situation without consequences to the Palestinians. If China had faced the same scenario, don't think it would have acted any less forcefully with the Xinjiang terrorists, would it?


On News Channels Always Asking What Israel Is Doing To Minimise Civilian Casualties In Its War With Hamas Terrorists

Om Ni

Why no questions asked about Hamas' responsibility to protect the Palestinians if they really cared for them? Why all the questions asked about Israel's responsibility? In every war, there are going to be civilian casualties, sad and unfortunate though that is. Israel is faced with difficulties to avoid civilian casualties given that Hamas terrorists are embedded among the Palestinian populace and operating from elaborate tunnels beneath or adjacent to places of worship, hospitals, schools and refugee centers knowing full well civilians  would be affected when Israel strikes

Postscript : Below, Friend Simon's SIGNAL App Response After Shared The Blog Post With Him And My Reply

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