• تحريرها كلها ممكن
    443·
    10 months ago10 months ago

    I can’t hate Israel anymore, my hate already went up to 11. Even some of our waffling liberals who were misled into believing Israel was a democracy are being turned off. Israel is creating enemies faster than it can murder them and not just in the “collar nations”.

    Israel is making sure it will always be a hated pariah. The young generations that didn’t witness 1948 or 1967 have witnessed 2023 and the spirit to resist has been renewed.

    • tegs_terryEnglish
      170·
      10 months ago10 months ago

      Perhaps the only ‘benefit’ of this evil is that the irony isn’t going unheeded and Israel is distinguishing itself from the diaspora en bloc.

  • cannache
    141·
    10 months ago

    Very sad hopefully they will rebuild.

  • PatFusty
    52·
    10 months ago

    For context, this building was destroyed in the 2006 second Lebanese war when Hezbollah militia was using it as cover. It was supposedly rebuilt in 2009 but it yet again is being occupied by Hezbollah.

    You guys should wait for credible sources before you say anything.

    • bamboo
      10·
      10 months ago

      That this kind of attack is so expected as to not even cause doubt says as much about Israel’s reputation of inflicting terror as it does about the critical reading of lemmy users.

  • JeromeVancouver
    1982·
    10 months ago

    This historic site underwent several restorations, with the most recent reconstruction starting in 2008, funded by Qatar, following its total demolition during the 2006 Israeli war on Lebanon.

    Anything funded by Qatar has me suspicious.