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In Amsterdam, attacks on Israelis after a football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and local club Ajax.
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In Amsterdam, mass attacks on Israeli citizens after a football match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and local club Ajax, the attackers carried Palestinian flags and shouted "freedom for Palestine", there are wounded, โ The Times of Israel
According to the publication, the Israeli prime minister called for two planes to be sent to Amsterdam to rescue Israelis there. The statement quotes Netanyahu as calling on Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof and local security forces to "act decisively and quickly against the rioters and ensure the well-being of our citizens." Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon calls the incident a "pogrom."
I do apply that same logic to the US, all of the Americas really. I just don't see it being as feasible as decolonizing Israel would be. Regardless yes, those people do exist in Israel. There are many people in Israel who were born there with no where to flee too. Should this group be doing everything they can to leave or prevent the genocide then I do not have any qualms with them. There are even some people who moved there without knowledge of its history and its always prevelant oppression but these people should have left once they saw it. And they did see it, you can't not see it.
These Israelis in the video were in europe, they could flee if they wanted to. They could abandon their genocidal country but they clearly haven't. They celebrate it even. They do not belong to the previously mentioned groups.
I'm sure there are plenty of Israelis who oppose the war but so far I've only seen 8-12 anarchists use their bodies as shields. This, so far, has been the only Israeli material resistance to the genocide that I have seen. It is safe by now to say that Israelis are fascist. Have you seen the news on Israel recently? They passed a bill that allows them to deport "family members of terrorists" to Gaza or wherever they see fit. They are going to start moving arabs from the west bank into the concentration camp. Atleast in Germany the good people mostly couldn't leave, some did what they could to help the jewish victims. Palestinians won't have this luxury to the extent that the Jews did.
Would you have been as hesitant to judge a German in 1938 as you would be to judge an Israeli now?
Edit: futher context to the linked video
These people were being very racist