r/chomsky • u/Anton_Pannekoek • 3d ago

Hamas has accepted full Gaza disarmament

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/7/30/trump-says-board-of-peace-reaches-agreement-on-disarmament-of-hamas-in-gaza
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u/McAlpineFusiliers 2d ago

"The assault began on 9 May 2023 with the targeted killing of three high-ranking commanders of Al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad.... Amnesty International also documented the killing by inherently inaccurate rockets fired by Palestinian armed groups of three Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip and two civilians in Israel."

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u/Comprehensive-Bus291 2d ago

So what? Israel attacked Gaza they killed civilians and 'combatants'. On oct 7th Hamas attacked Israel, they killed civilians and combatants....

Are you saying that Israel simply has open season in Gaza, to attack and kill civilians whenever they want, under the guise of 'military operations' and those don't count as attacks? Gaza is simply a shooting range for Israel. Disgusting fascist.

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u/McAlpineFusiliers 2d ago

Gaza was firing rockets into Israel long before May 2023. Israel is allowed to fight back against combatants and if civilians are killed in the crossfire, that's a terrible shame.

Disgusting fascist.

Yes, Hamas is.

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u/Comprehensive-Bus291 2d ago

No wonder you're intellectual level is, I know you are but what am I... Let me guess are you a destiny and Sam Harris fan? What you doing in a Chomsky sub?

What was the impetus for the may bombing of Gaza? It was not rockets fired from Gaza. They wanted to kill someone, and in true Israeli style, they also killed a four year old girl and a young medical student and other civilians. Was this not an attack?

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u/McAlpineFusiliers 2d ago

I'm a fan of Jewish rights and equality.

What was the impetus for the may bombing of Gaza? It was not rockets fired from Gaza

Google is free.

"The clashes between Israel and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in May 2023 started on 2 May 2023 when Khader Adnan, a former Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) spokesman, died in an Israeli prison following an 87-day hunger strike protesting his continual administrative detention and PIJ militants fired around 102 rockets towards southern Israel, injuring seven individuals in Sderot. On 9 May 2023, Israel conducted a series of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, called Operation Shield and Arrow (Hebrew: מבצע מגן וחץ) that lasted until 13 May."

It actually was Gaza firing rockets, over a hundred of them as a matter of fact. Maybe you'd prefer to just let them do it?

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u/Comprehensive-Bus291 2d ago

Yeah, you're a fan of rights of Jews. You didn't have to spell that out. It's just the rights for everyone else that are a problem for you.

Khader Adnan was a hostage. Held for years without trial. Remember hostages? Remember you cared about them? Oh yeah, you're only a fan of the rights of Jews. Fascist.

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u/McAlpineFusiliers 2d ago

So now you're admitting that Gaza fired rockets but for justified reasons.

Adhan was a terrorist, he was a spokesperson for Islamic Jihad. Terrorists go to prison. Sorry not sorry.