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In reply to the discussion: Palestinian journalist held Israeli hostages in his home [View all]ProfessorGAC
(76,703 posts)140. I Said No Such Thing
You have lost the debate when you have to ascribe things not said to the other side.
Do better.
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Would you consider a bank robber who holds hostages a civilian or a terrorist?
Beastly Boy
Jun 2024
#144
That's silly, this hastage holder was holding a terrorist group's hostage...
Think. Again.
Jun 2024
#146
Exactly. Who's doing the cooking, cleaning, washing clothes, and general care of the hostages? Women
betsuni
Jun 2024
#160
The IDF said he was a hamas operative, but then claimed his home was a civilian home.
Think. Again.
Jun 2024
#11
According to Palestine Chronicle for whom he worked: Abdallah Aljamal is a Gaza-based journalist.
LeftInTX
Jun 2024
#15
Are you saying IDF considers hamas operatives as civilians? or the other way around?
Think. Again.
Jun 2024
#64
Apparently the "home" where Palestinian journalist and his family held hostages
lapucelle
Jun 2024
#23
Differing definitions: the home hosted civilians as well as an undercover Hamas militant
andym
Jun 2024
#81
How does his being a hamas operative indicate others are hamas sympathizers?
Think. Again.
Jun 2024
#62
Because the operative comes home to his civilian family in a civilian building where other civilians live in
betsuni
Jun 2024
#98
Try him as a war criminal under the Geneva Convention, if he's alive.
Hellbound Hellhound
Jun 2024
#6
Just another Hamas cultist. Glad for that. Thanks for the update. n/t
Hellbound Hellhound
Jun 2024
#14
And in a pretty ballsy move, Israel agents entered Nuseirat camp in disguise ahead of rescue op...
EX500rider
Jun 2024
#32
Clearly. This has been obvious the whole way. The denials illogical and bizarre.
TheKentuckian
Jun 2024
#170
What are you talking about? I'm not shocked that terrorist operatives were holding hostages in an apartment building
lapucelle
Jun 2024
#89
The journalist's father was also killed in the rescue mission. He was a doctor.
lapucelle
Jun 2024
#126