the replies are brutal
Fecking hell Germany.
the replies are brutal
It’s so weird the countdown lady is a ethnic nationalist
It’s so weird the countdown lady is a ethnic nationalist
I really hope that Rachel and her phone are able to get through this.
It’s so weird the countdown lady is a ethnic nationalist
It wasn't until 2017 that Trump made the US acknowledge Jerusalem, rather than Tel Aviv, as the capital.
It wasn't until 2017 that Trump made the US acknowledge Jerusalem, rather than Tel Aviv, as the capital.
No, that is just a change of embassy that, to avoid conflict, contries mantained it in tel aviv. For what i read, west jerusalem had been considered israel capital for a few decades already. I dont know why i didnt know that
Jerusalem has been the capital since 1949. Countries have kept their embassies in Tel Aviv to avoid implicitly recognizing this, as the status of Jerusalem remains officially unresolved and is supposed to be settled by negotiation.
Didnt become the capital after the 1967? Is what i read recently
That's disgraceful from a man of that position. Typical, but disgraceful. It was an asymmetrical war-concentration-camp (with periodic flashes), it is now a genocide. There's no shade of grey. No one, sane, justifies what Hamas does but no one, sane-cognizant of the situation, historically, pretends that they could not see it coming. You can only push a people so far. It was written in this thread (iirc) that there would be a reaction and that you couldn't justify it but you also could not fail to understand it. By the same token, I understand the Israeli reaction, immediately, but am absolutely baffled by how far they've taken it.
2% of all Gazan children either murdered or injured directly. That's a genocide.
Who, bar a very few, is actually defending Hamas? None. The burden is on the state which is going about ethnic cleansing and genocide and calls itself a state, recognized by the majority of the world, a not a militia with diaspora links to a nascent, if seemingly implausible, Palestinian state.
You can read Ben Gurion’s December 1949 declaration of Jerusalem as the capital here -https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/prime-minister-ben-gurion-on-jerusalem
The 1967 war and subsequent annexation brought East Jerusalem and the Old City under Israeli control, but by then West Jerusalem had been the capital for 17 years.
It is absolutely standard in Arabic media for Tel Aviv to be referenced as the capital.
But what makes a state a state and a capital a capital? The internal will or the external recognition?
As i read more about it, israel had its capital as west jerusalem as you said in 1949. It was in 1967 that considered the whole jerusalem as its capital. But the big majority of the world including the UN doesnt recognize it till trump in US. Just a few countries did the same even australia that later on went back on the recognition
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news...-history/0000018e-cbfa-dc14-a9de-ebfec78c0000The world's biggest Muslim-majority nation agreed to recognize Israel in order to join the OECD – which requires the consent of all member countries – after Israeli officials demanded a gesture from Indonesia following its criticism of Gaza war
Indonesian Foreign Ministry has denied the reports: https://voi.id/en/news/372724Indonesia Commits to Establishing Diplomatic Ties With Israel for First Time in History
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news...-history/0000018e-cbfa-dc14-a9de-ebfec78c0000
Has anyone even ended diplomatic ties ?More countries need to end diplomatic ties with Israel.
True, although that's a double-edged sword as it also makes sure Hamas has it's highest ever conscripts next time and also did irreversible damage to Israels popularity worldwide.They achieved victory against the children of Gaza which was one of the war's aims.
Also, leaks from the negotiating delegation on Israel's Channel 12
-The negotiations in their current form may continue for an additional year
- An exchange deal could have been reached two months ago, and during this period we lost the lives of many hostages, and Netanyahu did not listen to us.
Just a reminder that every time Biden says a ceasefire is in Hamas' hands, he's lying for Netanyahu's benefit. He knows there's no deal to be made with the constraints Netanyahu is putting on his negotiating team.
True, although that's a double-edged sword as it also makes sure Hamas has it's highest ever conscripts next time and also did irreversible damage to Israels popularity worldwide.
I would say the reality is that the Israeli government, including its parliament (the Knesset) and ministries, has been located there since 1949, and the state has regarded Jerusalem as its capital since then. The rest of the world is under no obligation to recognize these facts as indicating or legitimizing anything in particular, but the logical extension of adopting this stance is to deny that Israel has any capital at all.
I don't really understand what it is you think changed in 1967 in regards to the city's capital status? We refer to the Israeli controlled part from 1948 to 1967 as "West Jerusalem", but that is just to acknowledge an arbitrary and short-lived division determined by the results of the 1948 war. Physically partitioning the city was not part of any international plan or consensus that I'm aware of. The world refused to recognize Jerusalem as the capital from 1949 to 1967, and has largely continued to do so since then.