₦airaland Forum

Uprightness100:
One fact about the Children of ISRAEL

Their BOMBS has the ability to turn blood thirsty TERRORISTS / Supporter to a Pastor and peace agitator.

I Give it to ISRAEL. Na dem get una medicine.

FoolishBoy419:
Of course they won't support him. Convenient lies are still lies at the end of the day. I have no problem with pro-Israel news unless it is rife with lies and repetition. I can assure you that by next week, even pro Westerners will start blocking him.

baqirshuayb:
Iranian Jews in active military uniforms taking part in a ceremony.
Some of them sacrificed their lives to protect Iran & it's people.
They fought bravely in Iraq-Iran war after Iraq invaded Iran.

Alamkir:
I don dey reason the blocking sef

FoolishBoy419:
I have blocked two of his accounts so far but something told me to just play along for now. Let's see if he will change his ways

Watcharena:
if Na righteousness ebi like he has more than 77k accounts on this nairaland

FoolishBoy419:
@Basilico I dare you to come and explain this to me like a 3-year old. I'm all ears

IDF soldiers who ADMITTED they were given orders to shoot UNARMED Palestinians trying to collect FOOD at GHF distribution sites interviewed by Israeli newspaper Haaretz pic.twitter.com/KWrS9cJEae

— Sulaiman Ahmed (@ShaykhSulaiman) June 27, 2025

FoolishBoy419:
So you do know they have a new charter. That's a progress. Now how about I show you quotes from elected Israeli leaders calling for the extermination of Palestinians?

The Hamas charters of 1988 and 2017 outline the organization’s stance on Israel, reflecting significant differences in tone, rhetoric, and apparent pragmatism while maintaining core ideological goals. Below is a summary of what each charter says about Israel, based on available sources, addressing the first (1988) and second (2017) versions.
1988 Hamas Charter
The 1988 charter, issued on August 18, 1988, is a 36-article manifesto rooted in religious rhetoric and an uncompromising stance against Israel. Key points about Israel include:
Destruction of Israel as a Goal: The preamble explicitly states, “Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it,” quoting Hassan al-Banna, founder of the Muslim Brotherhood. This frames the conflict as a religious struggle, with Israel’s elimination as a divine mandate.

Jihad as the Path: Article 6 declares Hamas’s intent to “raise the banner of Allah over every inch of Palestine” through jihad (Islamic holy war), rejecting any secular or negotiated solution. Article 8 reinforces this, stating, “Jihad is its path and death for the sake of Allah is the loftiest of its wishes.”

Antisemitic Framing: The charter portrays the struggle as against “the Jews,” accusing them of global conspiracies, referencing the antisemitic forgery “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion” (Article 32). It claims Jews challenge Islam and Muslims, with phrases like “Israel, Judaism and Jews challenge Islam and the Muslim people” (Article 28).

Rejection of Peace Negotiations: The charter dismisses peace initiatives, such as those by the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), as incompatible with Hamas’s Islamic vision. It states that Palestine is an “Islamic endowment” (waqf) and cannot be ceded, rejecting any compromise like a two-state solution (Article 11).

Call for Liberation: The charter demands the “liberation” of all of historical Palestine (from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea), implying the dissolution of Israel as a state. It calls for Arab and Islamic nations to support this through jihad (Article 15).

The 1988 charter is overtly antisemitic, uncompromising, and focused on eliminating Israel through violent jihad, framing the conflict as a religious and existential battle.
2017 Hamas Charter
The 2017 charter, titled “A Document of General Principles and Policies,” was unveiled on May 1, 2017, in Doha by Khaled Mashal. It shifts to more pragmatic and nationalist language, softening some of the 1988 rhetoric while retaining core goals. Key points about Israel include:
Provisional Acceptance of 1967 Borders: The charter accepts “the establishment of a fully sovereign and independent Palestinian state, with Jerusalem as its capital along the lines of the 4th of June 1967, with the return of the refugees” as a “formula of national consensus.” This implies a provisional acceptance of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza but does not explicitly recognize Israel’s legitimacy.

Anti-Zionist, Not Anti-Jewish: Unlike the 1988 charter, it removes antisemitic language, stating, “Hamas affirms that its conflict is with the Zionist project, not with the Jews because of their religion” (Article 16). It blames Zionists for conflating Judaism with their “colonial project” and calls Zionism a “racist, aggressive, colonial and expansionist project” (Article 14).

Continued Goal of Full Liberation: Despite the 1967 borders concession, the charter maintains the long-term goal of “the full and complete liberation of Palestine, from the river to the sea,” implying no permanent recognition of Israel (Article 20). It views a two-state solution as a temporary stage, not a final resolution.

Legitimacy of Armed Resistance: The charter justifies “armed resistance” against Israel as a “legitimate right” under international law to confront the “Zionist occupation” (Article 25). It rejects agreements like the Oslo Accords as incompatible with Palestinian rights and international law, calling Israel’s establishment “entirely illegal” (Article 18).

Non-Interference Clarification: The charter emphasizes that Hamas’s struggle is limited to Israel and the “Zionist project,” avoiding interference in other countries’ affairs, likely to appease regional powers like Egypt (Article 3

basilico:
I don't believe it. Haaretz has made false claims in the past. I doubt such orders have been issued. Provide me the full transcript of what that solder revealed. Or forever hold your peace

Ethiopian Sterilization Claim: Haaretz alleged forced sterilization of Ethiopian women, later retracted as unsubstantiated.

October 7 Atrocity Stories: Haaretz debunked false "beheaded babies" claims but was accused of selective focus.

ZAKA Misconduct: Haaretz reported ZAKA’s unverified horror stories, criticized for undermining Israeli narratives without fabrication

basilico:
I have answered you just now . I got banned for quoting the Hamas charters of 2008 and 2017.

WriteerNg:
⚡Trump:

I would bomb Iran again without question if it turns out that Iran has uranium to the levels of enrichment to make a bomb.

FoolishBoy419:
Looks like Iran will be buying 40 J-10 fighters from China. Any thoughts on this? They seem outdated to me.

WritterNg:
⚡Trump:

I would bomb Iran again without question if it turns out that Iran has uranium to the levels of enrichment to make a bomb.

FoolishBoy419:
Looks like Iran will be buying 40 J-10 fighters from China. Any thoughts on this? They seem outdated to me.

FoolishBoy419:
Looks like Iran will be buying 40 J-10 fighters from China. Any thoughts on this? They seem outdated to me.