You know better than me, but surely this is not a serial issue, where one part must be dealt with before the other? Saying we can’t stop a genocide until we have taken care of prior business seems absurd to me from any party.
We’ll see show much those 73/80% really care in the next election.
Ireland has a high support for the Palestinian plight (in the seventies last time I checked), but it doesn’t transfer electorally. However our poll did not ask the same questions of course, so the two electorates are not exactly comparable.
Unfortunately it’s a great era to be a online liar and abuser.
This wasn’t even a problem. They are “solving” a myth to satisfy an appetite for cruelty and abuse.
I deleted Telegran when they partnered with Elon’s xAI (which happily produces unconsentual nudification as well as CSAM). So I don’t see Pavel as a good guy either.
Thanks, and apologies. I’ve edited my initial comment.
Germany will also not accept refugees from Palestine, even children. They do take their livestock , though.
Correction: Germany grants asylum to many Palestinians who reach Germany, but has been heavily criticized for accepting very few medical evacuations of sick children from Gaza while facilitating the transfer of rescued donkeys from Gaza.
The letter, signed by Poland, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Romania and Sweden, also called for such organizations to have a reduced role in organizations such as the EU Sport Forum.
I find it bizarre that nations would celebrate US events anyway. The original people of the land are still treated brutally there: treaties remain broken, stolen land has not been returned. You might as well celebrate the Nakba but uninvite Israel.
He was not a good Prime Minister to his electorate, but he was excellent at representing Israel’s interests (as will his replacement)
I don’t think the EU will fail functionally. It has already failed morally and legally.
Until the far-right lead the dominant EU players such as Germany & France. We’re already up to our necks in genocide so I see no reason to expect basic decency in this context either.
Those don’t seem like seismic changes, but if the pace continues it could be significant. My main worry is that we end up with equally shitty companies just under a different jurisdiction.
For example;
Reparations: we will fund your hospitals and universities, we will give you preferential access to our services and goods.
Sanctions: we will no longer offer you potential genocide supplies, military training or false-narrative complicity until you return all stolen land, prosecute settlers, begin reparations in Palestine, and define your fucking borders.