Hamas committed an act of war. The government of Gaza started a war. They refuse to surrender. They continue the war. Tell me about the Allies in early 1945 in Central Europe. You had no problem with that. I know. You would have stopped the war and left Hitler in charge of Germany, right?
WW2 has become every fan of Netanyahu's go-to justification. If you support bombing hospitals and refugee camps, killing journalists, starving civilians and then shooting them as they try to get food and water, maybe just say that. Spare everyone the horseshit rationalizing.
I'm not a fan of wholesale bombing of cities and creating a firestorm incinerating 80,000 people. Apparently, you're good with that. I'm not a fan of Netanyahu. I'm not a fan of them placing headquarters under hospitals, hiding in refugee camps, & causing the depredation of Gaza.
You have no info except what's provided Israeli - who I trust exactly as much as I trust Hamas. Again, how many people incinerated or starve to death do you think is enough? Oh, and what do you think of the apparent current plan of just moving 2M people out of Gaza in order to create a resort?
Ummm, to compare this to fighting Hitler's Germany is disingenuous, at best. The 10/7 Hamas attack result in about 1200 dead/maybe 250 being taken hostage. At this point, perhaps 60,000 in Gaza have died, more casualties. How many dead civilians do you think is enough? How many women and children?
To not see the parallel is blind. Then it was your country doing it, so it was just fine by you. The question to ask is how many dead civilians does Hamas think is enough. They are the side not surrendering and continuing the war. You should ask them.
Just say that you don't give a fuck about dead Palestinians and leave it at that.
I care about Palestinian lives. Hamas doesn’t give even one fuck about them. But I don’t swallow Hamas propaganda, I don’t do the crying for them. I know they can surrender this afternoon and make a big difference in the lives of Palestinians. It’s up to them. Even Hitler knew when to quit.