There were recent ceremonies all over the world in memory of those who were slaughtered on October 7th. One was in London.
WARNING: This link shows 'some' of the horrendous Hamas killings that are broadcast-able, but it's viewing is not for the sensitive. Most of the footage that the Hamas terrorists themselves filmed is too horrific. Hamas/Pro Palestine supporters might like to see some of what their heroes are capable of.
https://fb.watch/v/gC1R7BHET/
If you were ever in doubt about why Israel wished to hunt-down each and every one of those killers involved; now you know!
At the recent Oct 7th 'Palestine Action', 'pro-Hamas', memorial protests in London, The Revolutionary Communist Party were seen waving their red flags, and there were plenty of anti-Jewish Nazi salutes. The demonstrators were not ashamed to show their true colours! They kicked the Poppy wreaths from London's Battle of Britain monument (below), and they seemed to support everything that was anti-Jewish, and anti-British. What a charming bunch. I'm amazed that they didn't all wear swastikas.
Presumably the above video shows what sort of ideology and behaviour these 'Free Palestine' people truly support. One really has to feel sorry for them. We know who they are; they are WRONG, GULLIBLE, and SICK.
Trashing a British monument dedicated to those who defeated the Nazis, tells us all we need to know.
October 7th is still a bleeding wound for us. I don't think the world really knows what atrocities happened here that morning.
ReplyDeleteThe more graphic images are too horrific to post online, but I hope the short video gives some idea of what those people did. We must never forget.
DeleteNetanyahu knew and accepted it. This truth hurts but your government is rotten., corrupt and unfaithful. They can go to hell!
DeleteThis was savage barbarism. Plain and simple. So many innocents tortured and killed.
ReplyDeleteMay I say to Yael, I can't access your blog anymore but I think of you daily.
It has cast yet another dark cloud over the 'humanity' of the human race.
DeleteHasn’t there been a lot of horrific killings from both sides? I’m not sure how people are able to pick a side
ReplyDeleteIf a terrorist organisation commits horrendous crimes on this scale, they must expect to be hunted down and dealt with. I believe that already about 3,000 of them have been found, with another 2,000 still at large. The IDF are very efficient, and those who haven't fled will be found.
DeleteFrom what I’ve heard both sides have killed a lot of innocent civilians and children
DeleteOf course. The Israelis were totally innocent, but the Gazan deaths were either the terrorists themselves, or people who lived where Hamas stored their bombs and rockets (in schools, and hospitals, etc)
DeleteChristina, my blog is accessible to everyone again. Thank you. And to the anonymous troll, your response reflects ignorance, evil, and a closed heart. You really have no idea what really happened, and unfortunately you are not alone.
ReplyDeleteSince WW2, I had imagined that Nazi style hatred had stopped. Sadly I was wrong, and a few are now being brainwashed by terrorist gangs, rather than by Hitler. It's all very sad.
DeleteCette histoire débute en 1948.Elle est compliquée et complexe . Imaginez une seconde que quelqu'un frappe à votre porte en demandant votre départ, car la bible dit que c'était chez vous il y a 2000 ans. Ce qui est arrivé aux Palestiniens en
ReplyDelete1948.Vous simplifiez et mélangez un peu tout. On peut porter le deuil pour les victimes du 7 octobre et aussi pour les Palestiniens. 75 000 morts avaient aussi des noms.
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I am simplifying because it's all one needs to know. I will never side with terrorism. I am not a 'pacifist' but I do believe that everyone has the right to live in peace. Israel is the Jewish homeland, and has been for millennia. Simply because the Muslims (a very new religion) wish to take it for their own does not give them the right. Israel has always been very kind to the people of Gaza (not Hamas), supplying water, food, electricity, internet, medicines, and medical care. To then murder 1.200 people is NOT the way to say thank you!
DeleteI want to tell you Cro what hurts me so much in the responses to what happened to us, for example the response in French, which I read and understand and I also have a hypothesis as to who wrote it, first of all, the victim blaming, which is some kind of human mechanism when there is no ability to understand or contain shocking events, secondly, the inability to stop for a moment, to understand that what happened happened here before, we are the ones who were attacked with unbearable brutality, what is the problem with these people stopping for a moment, trying to feel or express compassion without immediately trying to find a "second side" or mobilize all of history to reduce the intensity of the horror that was here.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I think they have no idea how brutal Hamas is, even with their own people. They steal most of the donated money, and keep their people in poverty. Yahya Sinwar even deposited his stolen $Millions in a Jewish bank in Tel Aviv. What a cheek!
DeleteYou deleted my comment concerning your 7th october post. Why? Because on october 7th you had forgotten what had happenrd 3 years before , but demonstrations in UK are your concern.
DeleteDon't be ridiculous; of course I hadn't forgotten. I was just waiting to see how the day would be remembered by the UK's Hamas supporters (see above).
DeleteGod bless you for your courage and honesty, Cro. I have 2 grandsons, 14 and 19. I'm concerned for the emptiness they face in their generation. You have to have something to believe in. They live in a faux world. Many will look at those images and say they are AI. They see but can't comprehend. Always seeking knowledge. Never coming to the truth. Everything is relative. Thank you for giving humanity and decency a voice. I believe good will always overcome evil, if we have the courage to never give up. Consider the ant.
ReplyDeleteI will always be on the side of the good people, and condemn the bad. Sadly the bad now have many supporters, which I fail to understand.
DeleteAnd of course only those who agree with you are published and accepted..That's your sense of being a democrat.Bravo.you're a good buddy.
DeleteForgive me, Cro. I forgot to sign in which put me in the Anon line, which I despise. Like the "brave "protesters with their masks.
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DeleteWhat happened on October 7th was beyond horrific. How so many can have committed such atrocities appals me. Any memorials on that day should have been in the memory of the people who were killed on that day.
ReplyDeleteDemonstrations to show support for the Palestians (NOT Hamas) should have taken place on another day and on that day there should be no Nazi salutes or trashing of war memorials.
I agree 100%. It was wrong of these people to celebrate the killing of Jews. I thought we were beyond such things, but it seems not. Unfortunately the spirit of Hitler lives on.
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DeleteIs that about the massacre? I've seen small bits of video, much worse than above, and frankly I don't wish to see more. I'd be surprised if The Guardian would be independent.
DeleteAnd why was it urgent for you to mention the film in this post? It's like going to a demonstration on a day when you can stop for a moment and share in the sorrow of the side you don't like so much.
ReplyDeleteYou are completely right Yael, it was inappropriate for me to mention it on this post. I shall mention it closer to the time.
DeleteWell mourning for the victims of both sides. Where is the ⅘problem and yes Naza needs to be metioned and seen. IDF is not what Israel pretends they are : a wonderful human army.
DeleteTraveler, I thank you for your understanding. I know I get very upset and maybe even a little aggressive when this painful subject is touched upon. Sometimes it feels like I'm against the whole world that refuses to understand (except Cro).
ReplyDeleteAnd I thank you for pointing out my insensitivity. Please accept my apologies.
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