Can you look at this map and say Israel does not systemically appropriate land?

But I have never heard of any kapo running a concentration camp.

And I don't know if they were Nazis.

the fact that everyone on this site would take your word on everything you say

someone so much smarter then he is

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Israel did in Lebanon 10 years back, or like the US did in Iraq.

We are to accept this because you say so ?

You get what you paid for and if you pay for massacres you will get them .

Certainly I hope that the same will happen as happened here in Germany, when we were founded with the support of the Allies as a result of the Holocaust.
Unfortunately, the active support has, more or less, come to a standstill: our Evangelical and Catholic local parishes had an active exchange and support for "sister parishes" in Palestine - this can't be done nowadays do to travel restriction by the Israel authorities.

Explain how it will work an independent country existing "inside" another country, "sharing" the same capitol city... Lol

"Out of 140,000 deaths, about 20,000 were considered to be those of the military service men."

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You get what you paid for and if you pay for massacres you will get them.

Yes, America saw 9/11 coming, in a way.

120,000 civilians dead because the atomic bomb in Hiroshima is the best example of "intentional" collateral damage.
After the several nuclear tests made in de deserts of the US, the US army knew that dropping the atomic bombs will kill civilians like crazy. This was intentional murder, intentional massacre.

War is ugly, and when is about to kill, countries lose their concept of moral.
No country's war actions are justified and vindicated when the killing of civilians overpasses the killing of troops. A malicious intention is always the rule when such a "collateral damage" happens.

The Israeli military deliberately pounded civilian areas in the Gaza Strip with incessant fire of inaccurate ordinance during last year’s war against Hamas and was at best indifferent about casualties among the Palestinian population.

Breaking the Silence has harshly criticized the Israel Defense Forces for its operational policy during last summer’s war in Gaza, saying it led to “immense and unprecedented harm to the civilian population and infrastructures in the Gaza Strip.”

The army veterans’ organization has released a report containing testimonies of 60 IDF soldiers and officers who fought during Operation Protective Edge last July and August. According to the group, the testimonies are indicative of a general principle that governed the entire military operation: minimum risk to the Israeli forces, even if it meant civilian casualties.

The rules of engagement basically established that “Anyone found in an IDF area, which the IDF had occupied, was not a civilian. That was the assumption,” one of the soldiers stated.
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