> What thing that the "Palestinians built" was destroyed to make way for this construction?

That's the "they're barbarians" argument that "Christians" used to slaughter the American Indians and take their land.

What Pal's do with their land is their OWN focking business! Now givvit back, PutinBibi!

> US should send israel as many bombs as they need

Rewarding land thieves will only make for more land theft. And is evil in my book.

Both sides are assholes. Claiming one asshole gets the land because they are slightly less of an asshole is silly "logic".

It's an ongoing war that started in 1967 if not earlier. Palestine wasn't even a nation back then so it couldn't formally declare war. They just ended having to fight for their stolen land back.

Hamas chooses not to follow Geneva conventions, at least partly because those conventions favor those with the most machines.

And the invasion won't solve anything. Iraq and Afghanistan are a better analogy than Germany.

...Terminator II that could bend all funny when needed. My friend next to me said: "relax, it's only fiction". Where's that bastard now!?

too late

As mentioned, greased with enough money, they will accept political drama risk.

We're talking 1967, not 967.

> Everything else Israel has taken was during wars of aggression launched against them.

Palestine wasn't a nation in '67, they couldn't declare war on a flea. It would be like us taking Canada because Mexico attacked us.

A doomer might not be objective, but they'd at least be motivated.

It's a Donzi Scheme.

Where they hide all the data in The Cloud.

> Yes. Yes, it is.

STFU troll! Do something useful, like going to check to see if Hell is real.

Find a few loud nuts to taint a wider group. Propaganda 101. #ReadAbook

Obviously it was caused by the Deep Puddle State.

> A Carrington level event would disrupt the social order.

So do pandemics and nuke wars. But knocking down civilization for a while isn't likely to stop it. The fall of the Roman Empire created a "dark zone" in our history, but after a roughly a thousand years we bounced back, largely because most the knowledge the Romans gained didn't go away.