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raumdeuter:
There are mistakes made under every president where some might be wrongly deported

Under Obama, Mark Daniel Lyttle and Esteban Tiznado-Reyna were deported wrongly despite being US citizens

bayelsaowei:
That is an ignorant person..

Marriage still intact - correct..

Marriage without scandal - incorrect..

DeepSight:
Good day. How is the Raum Universe of Stupidity today?

raumdeuter:
You seem to sleep and wake up inside stu pid ity so you will know better than anyone else

DeepSight:
Sharrap! How dare you address your eternal superior in such a manner.
Go to your room.

Maj. Gen. Eyal Ben-Reuven spent his life fighting for Israel. He survived the Arab-Israeli war of 1973, when his platoon was nearly wiped out, then went on to command a division in the West Bank and lead Israel’s ground forces in the 2006 war against Hezbollah.

But in recent months, he has returned to the Israeli-occupied West Bank, touring the territory with retired generals and former Israeli officials like himself. He has walked through the remains of a Palestinian school looted by Israeli settlers, and listened to Palestinian shepherds and farmers describe being tortured by settlers who seize their livestock and land.

Now, General Ben-Reuven says he has an entirely different understanding of the risks facing Israel today.

“This, what the settlers are doing here, is the real threat to Israel,” he said, his eyes welling with emotion. “This is more concerning to me than Iran, Gaza or Lebanon.”

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“This is ethnic cleansing, to put it simply,” Ephraim Sneh, a retired brigadier general and former minister of health, said of Israeli settlers’ attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank.

Asaf Agmon, a retired Air Force general, went even further, comparing it to what some Israelis’ forebears endured in the Holocaust — not in the scale of the violence, he explained, but in the effort to erase the Palestinian presence from much of the West Bank.

“Once a society behaves this way,” he said, “that society is doomed.”
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The retired officials come from across the political landscape, including from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s own party, and many were considered security hawks.

In their letter, they called for an end to “Jewish terrorism” and the “ethnic cleansing” underway in the West Bank. And they accused Mr. Netanyahu’s government not just of being negligent in failing to stop it, but of pursuing “a deliberate government policy in which the entire security establishment — including the military, Shin Bet and the police — is knowingly complicit.”

The signatories cited tens of millions of dollars in government spending on illegal Israeli outposts and farms, and demanded a full accounting of all public money spent on roads, water, electricity, vehicles and weapons to support them.

IjeBos:
I guess these are all terrorisit supporters as well.
Just find it odd that Israeli's like this can see clearly and have the courage to call it out, while people like Rmdeuter sit in the US, with a see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil approach emotionally calling everyone a terrorist who doesn't blindly support these things.

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raumdeuter:
There are mistakes made under every president where some might be wrongly deported

Under Obama, Mark Daniel Lyttle and Esteban Tiznado-Reyna were deported wrongly despite being US citizens

benalvino3:
Bayelsaowei your own post said the federal government let him back in.

If their intention was to deport citizens, why did they let him back in?

raumdeuter:
There are mistakes made under every president where some might be wrongly deported

Under Obama, Mark Daniel Lyttle and Esteban Tiznado-Reyna were deported wrongly despite being US citizens

bayelsaowei:
My drive is preventing this..

Which means meticulously adhering to due process.. it’s the reason why there are procedures in executing immigration enforcement..

The Trauma and reputational damage to the victims.. the cost implications for the government via huge compensations..

The purpose of having previous administrations within any government, including Trump’s own, is to learn from past mistakes and incidents. This allows for better ways of executing enforcement..

Humongous money can’t be appropriated for enforcing immigration procedures all for citizens to be part of those who are deported.. and this is ongoing in real time..

raumdeuter:
You are a terrorist lover. A hamas sympathizer. Do your thing in peace. Others terrorist lovers like Piker own it so you wont be the first

Overnight into Monday, Israeli soldiers reportedly shot and wounded four Palestinians, including two minors, while raiding the village of al-Mughayyir. According to Palestinian reports, the incident began when village residents confronted settlers who were grazing sheep on its land in the presence of soldiers.

basilico:
I'll update thos once I get the full context.

cococandy:
Republican hypocrisy is nauseating

IjeBos:
Suprise Suprise.
One of us seems to be prescient and able to analyze situations while the other gets emotional and rants and raves like someone without any braincells.
What you are attempting to defend even Netanyahu sees how bad the optics are.
Ghouls will be ghouls.

https://www.thejc.com/news/world/netanyahu-condemns-settler-violence-and-warns-of-damage-to-israels-standing-in-the-world-uzazqdf8

bayelsaowei:
You’re right. Individuals who were US citizens were wrongly deported under the Obamas administration, for which the government made substantial compensations. These actions caused immense horror and reputational damage to the victims. The Biden administration did better and improved by lowering such wrongful removal incidents by implementing more thorough scrutiny.

The Trump administration has only exacerbated the situation when compared to his predecessors. The scale and speed of deportations have increased significantly.

The purpose of having previous administrations within any government, is to learn from past incidents and continuously improve.

Furthermore, the Supreme Court’s current ruling has further enshrined these flawed practices by ratifying racial profiling in immigration crackdowns. This has resulted in numerous instances of the deportation of confirmed US citizens in real time.

IjeBos:
Suprise Suprise.
One of us seems to be prescient and able to analyze situations while the other gets emotional and rants and raves like someone without any braincells.
What you are attempting to defend even Netanyahu sees how bad the optics are.
Ghouls will be ghouls.

https://www.thejc.com/news/world/netanyahu-condemns-settler-violence-and-warns-of-damage-to-israels-standing-in-the-world-uzazqdf8

bayelsaowei:
My drive is preventing this..

Which means meticulously adhering to due process.. it’s the reason why there are procedures in executing immigration enforcement..

The Trauma and reputational damage to the victims.. the cost implications for the government via huge compensations..

The purpose of having previous administrations within any government, including Trump’s own, is to learn from past mistakes and incidents. This allows for better ways of executing enforcement..

Humongous money can’t be appropriated for enforcing immigration procedures all for citizens to be part of those who are deported.. and this is ongoing in real time..

basilico:
Liberals are simply delusional.
Bayelsaowei.

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raumdeuter:
One of us is a lying, terrorist sympathizer

bayelsaowei:
Netanyahu now cares about the world’s optics?

Hmmmm..

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