• Tzafrir@tooot.imOP
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      8 months ago

      @Thebratdragon @anantagd @oatmeal @palestine @israel @histodons
      But that was not in the years of 1940-1942, “even when Britain fought to keep Germany out of the region” (as you wrote above).

      Indeed roughly in 1943 the Irgun decided it was time to fight the Brits again (under the new leadership of Begin). But the Haganah (the much larger of all) did not resume that until after the war in 1945.

      • Estarriol The Old@mastodon.scot
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        8 months ago

        @tzafrir @anantagd @oatmeal @palestine @israel @histodons like I said, selective quoting by you.

        You support zionist terrorism, you do not care who they murder in your name, in fact you cheer them on.

        And Britain was fighting to keep Germany out of places, openly from 1938 to 1945.

        And the Haganah were fighting from 1938 under Dayan. Their truce with the British was for 2 reasons, zionist British commander and german allies in Vichy France.

        Built on blood, without a care.