I’ve redirected my giving to the shows that give me satisfaction (such as MarketPlace) as @npr has become a primary springboard for anti-israel propaganda, showing undue sympathy for Palestinians and justifying it by highlighting liberal Jews. Blech.

They learned this from @npr.org
And are richly rewarded for their misdeeds.

Ok , I’ll play. Let’s look at Israeli vs. Gazan definition of a success for the future: to October 7, Gazans stated goals were the eradication of the state of Israel and all the Jews in the region; Israeli definition of success was not being eradicated.

And you’ve got things ass backwards.

Nothing to be said about Sudan? Nothing about the siege in Syria? Nothing about Yemen? Any of the other countries suffering from conflicts?
@npr.org is filled with Jew-hating hypocrites.

When they march for us, I will march for them.
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Seems like releasing the hostages would be the quickest way to end this.
But hey, just keep the sympathetic distractions coming.

In 2005, Gazans were given a Judenrein Gaza, instead of building their homes they elected to try to make more Judenrein land.
They could have returned all of the hostages, but they choose to prolong suffering on all sides.
Your criticism of Israel says more about you than about the war.

Empty shelves. Entirely correct statement of their history.

How do we make mainstream media care about this?
They seem to ignore reality, while "creatively reinterpret" or twist news to vilify Israel.

Sorry, you're wrong.
On 10/7 Hamas attacked Jews/Israel; On 10/8, before Israel had a chance to respond, the world expanded that attack to all Jews.
Hamas started a war in which it's strategy was to kill Jews and offer up it's own population as defensive human shields to get world pressure. FAFO.

Read history, don’t rewrite it.