Germany has recently taken a chilling new step, signalling its willingness to use political views as grounds to curb migration. Authorities are now moving to deport foreign nationals for participating in pro-Palestine actions. As I reported this week in the Intercept, four people in Berlin – three EU citizens and one US citizen – are set to be deported over their involvement in demonstrations against Israel’s war on Gaza. None of the four have been convicted of a crime, and yet the authorities are seeking to simply throw them out of the country.
The accusations against them include aggravated breach of the peace and obstruction of a police arrest. Reports from last year suggest that one of the actions they were alleged to have been involved in included breaking into a university building and threatening people with objects that could have been used as potential weapons.
But the deportation orders go further. They cite a broader list of alleged behaviours: chanting slogans such as “Free Gaza” and “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free”, joining road blockades (a tactic frequently used by climate activists), and calling a police officer a “fascist”. Read closely, the real charge appears to be something more basic: protest itself.
First result is about an al jazeera documentary where they claim that israel laid those pipes to “steal the groundwater”, which is an outright lie, which you knew if you just checked a few more sources like https://ngo-monitor.org/reports/myths_vs_facts_ngos_and_the_destructive_water_campaign_agaist_israel/
So, no - hamas has been working against their own people to further their goal of destroying israel and the jews without any regard to the lives of their own people.
Honestly, I’m also kinda done talking with you since you never put up any sources yourself - the only reason why I even bothered responding is so you can’t sit here with a “gotcha” moment lmao. So ye, I’ll mute this thread and move on with my day. It’s a nice day, got better things to do than talk to an antisemitic .ml nutjob.
Great source Realita
NGO Monitor has faced criticism and has been labeled a right-wing pro-Israeli group. For example, in 2013, a member of NGO Monitor was caught editing their own Wikipedia page, which is not allowed. Wikipedia then banned him as an editor. Further, the founder Gerald Steinburg worked for the Israeli governmentafter the formation of the NGO, a seemingly obvious conflict of interest.
The NGO Monitor tracks other NGOs through monitoring their funding and support for human rights (Specifically Pro-Israel rights). They provide a database that lists the funding and description of NGOs around the world. The website also publishes pro-Israel reports that often criticize any organization that does not absolutely support Israel, such as this See No Evil: NGOs Turn Terrorists into Civilians in 2021 Gaza Conflict. They also negatively identify any NGO or group that supports the Palestinians. Finally, the website features a blog that continues the narrative of framing any group that does not support Israel as an enemy of human rights. For example, they often attack Human Rights Watch for their support of ending Palestinian/Israeli apartheid: HRW’s Inconsistency and Incoherence Continues: EJIL: Talk! Symposium on A Threshold Crossed.
The Right to water in Palestine: A background
israel’s policy on the West Bank water resources
Water apartheid’: How Israel weaponises water in the Gaza Strip
Israel’s decision to cut off electricity supply to Gaza desalination plant cruel and unlawful
Half of Gaza water sites damaged or destroyed, BBC satellite data reveals
“My argument has been debunked but here is a website which states its mission is to defend Israel which says I am right”
I am proud of you for opening google so here is the real story: Hamas dug up a few old pipes from abandoned Israeli settlements and fired them back at Israel. Not functional water pipes.
There is a nice documentary about it. About how Hamas uses Israeli weapons back at Israel. Mainly unexploded Israeli bombs to make rockets. Go watch it sometimes. Very neat.
