Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

I am getting close to giving a more detailed assessment on Israel/Hamas, as it drags on.

And it will probably be Nostr-only since other platforms can’t handle it. It is too polarized. Everyone is tunnel-visioned.

My husband is currently in Cairo dealing with some property work we are doing for our extended family. They are only 250 miles from the problem, and Egypt’s acute currency crisis brings it closer to home if military or refugee shit hits the fan. Most of my extended family is geopolitically or financially close to the Israel/Gaza issue and is Muslim. I am thus both close and far from the issue. And I grew up in the US in a diverse region with Jewish and Muslim peers, but more-so Jewish overall.

Suffice to say, I don’t want civilians on either side to suffer or die. I am pro-humanity first and foremost.

Before I give my eventual analysis, I am happy to see Nostr comments on the issue. What are your thoughts and questions on the topic? What would you like to see addressed from a diverse or as non-biased source as possible?
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Zaikaboy 2y ago

First and foremost an immediate ceasefire. All nations should be demanding this openly. Then, when a ceasefire is in place, an investigation into all aspects of the Hammad attack and the "land grabbing" situation in Gaza.

Unfortunately this will never happen as there is invested interest from the West to support Israel, even though they look like they are committing genocide. I reiterate the looks like.

Money talks. Separate money from state and a hell of a lot of these problems will disappear. I fear for the worst, what with Israeli officials not ruling out a nuclear strike!

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064cd082... 2y ago

The Israeli "minister of cultural legacy" who commented about the nuclear strike is a joke, the entire office is a made up sham created to bribe him into the coalition. The only reason he is not fired on the spot is that the prime minister is even more beholden to the extreme sides of his coalition than before after losing a lot of popularity in recent polling.