UPDATE: Harvard President Claudine Gay Speaks Out about Israel / Hamas Conflict & Controversy: Harvard has been criticized for the actions and words of student groups this week. Today the President of Harvard posted a statement. Below is a video clip of a part of that statement. Let me know your thoughts. The full transcript of the statement can be read below: "This is a moment of intense pain and grief for a great many people in our community and around the world. I feel that pain and grief myself. As members of a university community, we have a choice. We can fan the flames of division and hatred that are roiling the world. Or we can try to be a force for something different and better. People have asked me where we stand. So let me be clear. Our university rejects terrorism. That includes the barbaric atrocities perpetrated by Hamas. Our university rejects hate. Hate of Jews, hate of Muslims, hate of any group of people based on their faith, their national origin, or any aspect of their identity. Our university rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs. And our university embraces a commitment to free expression. That commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous. We do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views. But that is a far cry from endorsing them. It's in the exercise of our freedom to speak that we reveal our characters and we reveal the character of our institution. We can issue public pronouncements declaring the rightness of our own points of view and vilify those who disagree. Or we can choose to talk and to listen with care and humility, to seek deeper understanding and to meet one another with compassion. We can inflame an already volatile situation on our campus. Or we can focus our attention where it belongs on the unfolding tragedy thousands of miles away. We can ask ourselves how, as human beings, we can be helpful to people who are desperately trying to protect themselves and their families. People who are fighting to survive. How we go forward as a community is up to each of us. I've spent most of my career at this institution. I have seen the people of Harvard come together despite their differences. I know that we are capable of meeting this moment and meeting one another with grace."
https://x.com/robertmsterling/status/1713236122870915226?s=46&t=7QBLX382EUc3yAeIsKX8hQ 2020: People are responsible for their words, even if they are just working-class teenagers in small towns. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences. 2023: Graduate students at the most prestigious university in the world are just kids and cannot be held accountable for statements they sign. This is cancel culture.
说的很清楚了 Our university rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs. And our university embraces a commitment to free expression. But that is a far cry from endorsing them. 人家说支持学生表达自己意见，但并不是说支持这帮人的意见。 华尔街这帮犹太老，和个黑女斗？人家political science 出生，又是做African American study, 论政治正确谁能玩的过她？还好是个黑女，能挺一阵。换个肤色，真不好说，第一轮八成就被打趴了 华尔街这帮货色，真是毒瘤。从08年就看他们不顺眼。有错全民买单，好处自己独捞。
基本上直接说了，不接受犹太大资本的恫吓和威胁。 Our university rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs. And our university embraces a commitment to free expression.
UPDATE: Harvard President Claudine Gay Speaks Out about Israel / Hamas Conflict & Controversy: Harvard has been criticized for the actions and words of student groups this week. Today the President of Harvard posted a statement. Below is a video clip of a part of that statement. Let me know your thoughts. The full transcript of the statement can be read below: "This is a moment of intense pain and grief for a great many people in our community and around the world. I feel that pain and grief myself. As members of a university community, we have a choice. We can fan the flames of division and hatred that are roiling the world. Or we can try to be a force for something different and better. People have asked me where we stand. So let me be clear. Our university rejects terrorism. That includes the barbaric atrocities perpetrated by Hamas. Our university rejects hate. Hate of Jews, hate of Muslims, hate of any group of people based on their faith, their national origin, or any aspect of their identity. Our university rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs. And our university embraces a commitment to free expression. That commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous. We do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views. But that is a far cry from endorsing them. It's in the exercise of our freedom to speak that we reveal our characters and we reveal the character of our institution. We can issue public pronouncements declaring the rightness of our own points of view and vilify those who disagree. Or we can choose to talk and to listen with care and humility, to seek deeper understanding and to meet one another with compassion. We can inflame an already volatile situation on our campus. Or we can focus our attention where it belongs on the unfolding tragedy thousands of miles away. We can ask ourselves how, as human beings, we can be helpful to people who are desperately trying to protect themselves and their families. People who are fighting to survive. How we go forward as a community is up to each of us. I've spent most of my career at this institution. I have seen the people of Harvard come together despite their differences. I know that we are capable of meeting this moment and meeting one another with grace." michaelcrm 发表于 2023-10-13 16:24
比起以色列受到的联合国谴责 已经好多了 联合国谴责以色列61次 基本上是全数通过 比联合国谴责其他所有国家加起来的总次数还多 要说恐怖组织 以色列人就是现代恐怖主义鼻祖 下面节选 因为太长无法贴完 Terrorist groups The following groups have been considered religious terrorist organizations in Israel (in chronological order by establishment year): Brit HaKanaim (בְּרִית הַקַנַאִים "Covenant of the Zealots") was a radical religious Jewish underground organization which operated in Israelbetween 1950 and 1953, against the widespread trend of secularisation in the country. The ultimate goal of the movement was to impose Jewish religious law in the State of Israel and establish a Halakhic state.[10] The Kingdom of Israel group (מלכות ישראל Malkhut Yisrael) or Tzrifin Underground, were active in Israel in the 1950s. The group carried out attacks on the diplomatic facilities of the USSR and Czechoslovakia, and occasionally shot at Jordanian troops stationed along the border in Jerusalem. Members of the group were caught trying to bomb the Israeli Ministry of Education in May 1953, have been described as acting because of the secularisation of Jewish North African immigrants which they saw as ''''a direct assault on the religious Jews'''' way of life and as an existential threat to the ultra-Orthodox community in Israel.''''[11] Jewish Underground (1979–1984): formed by members of the Israeli political movement Gush Emunim.[12] This group is most well known for two actions: firstly, for bomb attacks on the mayors of West Bank cities on 2 June 1980, and secondly, an abandoned plot to blow up the Temple Mountmosques. The Israeli Judge Zvi Cohen, heading the sentencing panel at the group''''s trial, stated that they had three motives, "not necessarily shared by all the defendants. The first motive, at the heart of the Temple Mount conspiracy, is religious."[13] Keshet (Kvutza Shelo Titpasher) (1981–1989): A Tel Aviv anti-Zionist Haredi group focused on bombing property without loss of life.[14][15]: 101 Yigal Marcus, Tel Aviv District Police commander, said that he considered the group a gang of criminals, not a terrorist group.[16]
“ That commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous. We do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views.”这一段，基本还是说之前支持巴勒斯坦的那些学生观点outrageous。
国会女议员埃莉斯·斯特凡尼克（Elise Stefanik）和参议员特德·克鲁兹（Ted Cruz）带领哈佛校友同事在国会山写信要求哈佛大学校长克劳丁·盖伊谴责哈佛大学三十多个学生组织发表的反犹太主义言论。 Congresswoman Elise Stefanik and Senator Ted Cruz led their Harvard alumni colleagues on Capitol Hill in a letter demanding that Harvard President Claudine Gay condemn the antisemitic statement made by over thirty student organizations at Harvard University.
UPDATE: Harvard President Claudine Gay Speaks Out about Israel / Hamas Conflict & Controversy: Harvard has been criticized for the actions and words of student groups this week. Today the President of Harvard posted a statement. Below is a video clip of a part of that statement. Let me know your thoughts. The full transcript of the statement can be read below: "This is a moment of intense pain and grief for a great many people in our community and around the world. I feel that pain and grief myself. As members of a university community, we have a choice. We can fan the flames of division and hatred that are roiling the world. Or we can try to be a force for something different and better. People have asked me where we stand. So let me be clear. Our university rejects terrorism. That includes the barbaric atrocities perpetrated by Hamas. Our university rejects hate. Hate of Jews, hate of Muslims, hate of any group of people based on their faith, their national origin, or any aspect of their identity. Our university rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs. And our university embraces a commitment to free expression. That commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous. We do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views. But that is a far cry from endorsing them. It''s in the exercise of our freedom to speak that we reveal our characters and we reveal the character of our institution. We can issue public pronouncements declaring the rightness of our own points of view and vilify those who disagree. Or we can choose to talk and to listen with care and humility, to seek deeper understanding and to meet one another with compassion. We can inflame an already volatile situation on our campus. Or we can focus our attention where it belongs on the unfolding tragedy thousands of miles away. We can ask ourselves how, as human beings, we can be helpful to people who are desperately trying to protect themselves and their families. People who are fighting to survive. How we go forward as a community is up to each of us. I''ve spent most of my career at this institution. I have seen the people of Harvard come together despite their differences. I know that we are capable of meeting this moment and meeting one another with grace." michaelcrm 发表于 2023-10-13 16:24
Gaza: Widespread Impact of Power Plant Attack The apparent Israeli shellfire that knocked out the Gaza Strip’s only electrical power plant on July 29, 2014, has worsened the humanitarian crisis for the territory’s 1.7 million people. Damaging or destroying a power plant, even if it also served a military purpose, would be an unlawful disproportionate attack under the laws of war, causing far greater civilian harm than military gain. https://www.hrw.org/news/2014/08/10/gaza-widespread-impact-power-plant-attack
Gaza: Widespread Impact of Power Plant Attack The apparent Israeli shellfire that knocked out the Gaza Strip’s only electrical power plant on July 29, 2014, has worsened the humanitarian crisis for the territory’s 1.7 million people. Damaging or destroying a power plant, even if it also served a military purpose, would be an unlawful disproportionate attack under the laws of war, causing far greater civilian harm than military gain. https://www.hrw.org/news/2014/08/10/gaza-widespread-impact-power-plant-attack
这个遣词造句很有水平。学习范本啊 We can ask ourselves how, as human beings, we can be helpful to people who are desperately trying to protect themselves and their families. People who are fighting to survive. How we go forward as a community is up to each of us. I''ve spent most of my career at this institution. I have seen the people of Harvard come together despite their differences. I know that we are capable of meeting this moment and meeting one another with grace. 尽量呼吁人们的同情心和良知，尽量团结一起力量
Harvard has been criticized for the actions and words of student groups this week. Today the President of Harvard posted a statement. Below is a video clip of a part of that statement. Let me know your thoughts.
The full transcript of the statement can be read below:
"This is a moment of intense pain and grief for a great many people in our community and around the world. I feel that pain and grief myself. As members of a university community, we have a choice. We can fan the flames of division and hatred that are roiling the world. Or we can try to be a force for something different and better.
People have asked me where we stand. So let me be clear. Our university rejects terrorism. That includes the barbaric atrocities perpetrated by Hamas. Our university rejects hate. Hate of Jews, hate of Muslims, hate of any group of people based on their faith, their national origin, or any aspect of their identity. Our university rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs. And our university embraces a commitment to free expression. That commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous. We do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views.
But that is a far cry from endorsing them. It's in the exercise of our freedom to speak that we reveal our characters and we reveal the character of our institution. We can issue public pronouncements declaring the rightness of our own points of view and vilify those who disagree. Or we can choose to talk and to listen with care and humility, to seek deeper understanding and to meet one another with compassion. We can inflame an already volatile situation on our campus. Or we can focus our attention where it belongs on the unfolding tragedy thousands of miles away.
We can ask ourselves how, as human beings, we can be helpful to people who are desperately trying to protect themselves and their families. People who are fighting to survive.
How we go forward as a community is up to each of us. I've spent most of my career at this institution. I have seen the people of Harvard come together despite their differences. I know that we are capable of meeting this moment and meeting one another with grace."
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2020: People are responsible for their words, even if they are just working-class teenagers in small towns. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences.
2023: Graduate students at the most prestigious university in the world are just kids and cannot be held accountable for statements they sign. This is cancel culture.
20年前阿拉法特去世后给小老婆留下60亿美金，一堆贪官迫害老百姓，乌克兰也一样.
But that is a far cry from endorsing them.
人家说支持学生表达自己意见，但并不是说支持这帮人的意见。
华尔街这帮犹太老，和个黑女斗？人家political science 出生，又是做African American study, 论政治正确谁能玩的过她？还好是个黑女，能挺一阵。换个肤色，真不好说，第一轮八成就被打趴了
华尔街这帮货色，真是毒瘤。从08年就看他们不顺眼。有错全民买单，好处自己独捞。
LOL，这么恨犹太人，还这么看重给犹太人打工被犹太人割韭菜的权利。话说犹太人在美国养出的BLM， progressive 这些狠人就像当年美国养出了本拉登， 养出了一群反噬的恶狼，完全失控啦。
美国政府为啥不谴责以色列呢。说一句谴责以色列战争罪就那么难么。
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Our university rejects the harassment or intimidation of individuals based on their beliefs. And our university embraces a commitment to free expression.
要是反对LBGT BLM等等，这孙子还保护吗？
人家学生明明是支持（pro）巴勒斯坦， 到你嘴里成了 pro 哈马斯。这血盆子真会扣。
这话要和上面的反对hamas联合起来一起看。 那个谁摆个屏幕也是言论自由。 总之就是我保卫我的学生的“正当”言论的自由，其他的学生你自己看着办。
学生发表的言论也不是支持哈马斯，只是为巴勒斯坦人所遭受的不公平待遇发声。
不支持harassment
哈佛成立的时候，犹太人还穷的叮当响，在欧洲到处被打骂，被虐杀呢。
总不能一味钻在钱眼里吧。
这里还是要给哈佛点个赞。没有屈服在强权势力，或者金钱之下。
“大约4个世纪以前，距离我站的地方不到 400 码的地方，四个被奴役的人，Bilha、Titus、Venus和Juba，作为哈佛大学校长的个人财产，在Wadsworth宅邸生活和工作。我的故事不是他们的故事。我是亚洲移民的女儿。但是，我们与许多开拓者的故事，都因这所学校长期的排外历史以及克服排外的漫长抵抗和坚韧历程而联系在一起。”
我们将文明的无数元素抛入活生生的世界，它们的错误、智慧和美好，都被下一代重新考虑、重塑和铭记。当我们鼓起勇气提出“为什么不”的问题，将新的思维方式与新的行动方式结合起来时，我们就扩大了哈佛成为什么样的学校以及哈佛能为世界做些什么的可能性。我们还培养那些敢于问“为什么不是我”的人的勇气。一个简单的问题，却能引发深刻的变革。
当女性被排斥在哈佛大学图书馆之外时， Margaret Fuller通过自己的努力进入了哈佛大学图书馆，并出版了有关女权主义和人权的奠基性著作。Ralph Bunche在哈佛大学政府部门寻求研究生奖学金，并帮助瓦解殖民主义和促使中东停火，最终获得诺贝尔和平奖。
我们正处于这样一个时刻：人们对各类机构的信任度不断下降；人们可以无休止地获取信息，但却对“相信谁”和“相信什么”心存疑虑和冲突；政治两极分化如此极端，以至于人们宁愿陷入僵局，也不愿进行务实的合作。与此同时，地球在变暖，不平等在加剧，民主制度在动摇，下一次疫情也在逼近。如果不是现在，那是何时？
勇气是艰难的，也是难以持久的，但我们随处可见，在面对战争和不公、疾病和损失时，在为了更伟大的目标而坚持不懈的故事中，我们看到了勇气。W.E.B. 杜波依斯作为第一位获得哈佛博士学位的非裔美国人从哈佛毕业14年后，创办了有色人种协进会和一份名为《危机》的报纸，这份报纸记录了争取人权斗争的非凡历程，他在报纸上发表了一位名叫Langston Hughes的打零工的年轻人的诗作。
在Hughes的一首诗中，一位母亲对她的儿子说：对我来说，生活不是水晶阶梯”。尽管如此，她还是告诉儿子，她一直在爬，爬过了大头钉，爬过了碎片，爬过了被撕裂的木板，所以她恳求他，“不要回头，不要坐在台阶上”。她给他上了一课，不是教他如何达到目标，而是教他无论遇到什么阻碍都要克服困难，因为克服困难是前进的唯一途径。
哈佛肩负着特殊的责任，我们有责任通过培养对自由社会至关重要的准则和价值观，通过确保知识不仅在学生和教师之间，而且在所有公民之间自由流动，使他们能够做出明智的决定，来帮助巩固我们的民主。我们有责任探索、定义并帮助解决社会中最棘手的问题——与暴政、贫困、疾病和战争作斗争；保护地球及其人民免受气候变化的破坏。有责任通过发现人才和希望，并将这些人才带到哈佛，从而创造机会。
她在结语中说到：“要有勇气聆听其他观点的声音，要有勇气承认我们的错误和正视我们的不足，要有勇气将混乱转化为革新和重塑的力量。为什么不在这里，为什么不在现在？我们每个人都有这种勇气；我们可以从彼此身上看到这种勇气。让我们一起鼓起勇气。”
她还在今年9月初哈佛开学典礼上，讲到了自己的姓对她成长的影响：“曾经，我11岁的时候，因为没有中间名，我产生了缺失感，我担心这种缺失感可能会让我失去“重塑自己的可能”。可是当我向父母寻求建议时，他们说：你的名字就足够了。
我在脑海中反复思考这句话，这么多年来，它一直陪伴着我，这是关于我的特质、我的才能和我的身份的有力声明。”
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“要有勇气聆听其他观点的声音，要有勇气承认我们的错误和正视我们的不足，要有勇气将混乱转化为革新和重塑的力量。为什么不在这里，为什么不在现在？我们每个人都有这种勇气；我们可以从彼此身上看到这种勇气。让我们一起鼓起勇气。”
法塔赫已经给巴勒斯坦和平发展指明方向了 现在巴勒斯坦的苦难只能怪哈马斯
2006年，巴勒斯坦大选，哈马斯获得议74席，法塔赫45席，这个可以说明巴勒斯坦人认同哈马斯、支持哈马斯了吧？哈马斯不能代表巴勒斯坦人吗？
还是不能画等号。再说了， 联合国和好多国家都并不认为哈马斯是恐怖组织。。
你故意带节奏的吧。才注册几天
很不幸，巴勒斯坦的大选是哈马斯赢得议会多数议席，哈马斯就是代表了巴勒斯坦人民，这是历史的选择、和人民的选择，巴勒斯坦人民选择认同哈马斯把以色列从地图上抹去的主张。
对于巴勒斯坦人民，我想说的是，你们的认知配得上你们经受的苦难！
让我来注释一下这段晦涩的话： 革命小将们，让我们怀疑一切，炮打一切，革命精神万岁！
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你这是听中文媒体说的联合国和好多国家不认为哈马斯是恐怖组织吧？
2018年，美国在联合国大会上提出议案将哈马斯列为恐怖组织，87国赞成，58国反对，32国弃权，16国没投票。这个议案因为没有超过三分二，没能通过，但国际社会的表态也很清楚，大部分国家认同哈马斯是恐怖组织。
自己将哈马斯列为恐怖组织的国家包括美国、欧盟各国、英国、以色列、加拿大、日本、澳大利亚、新西兰、巴拉圭。基本上文明国家都认为哈马斯是恐怖组织。而其他国家很多其实根本没有恐怖分子的名单。
基本事实就是这样。
你还拉黑我，太玻璃心了吧？ LOL
哈佛不差那几个臭钱
还是靠强权捂住学生口得来的
几百年声誉毁于一旦
这人是利用了革命势力爬上高位的，当然要站队革命小将
并没有保护，只是不interfere
no，当时并没有大多数人选hamas，选举是法塔赫自己作掉的，一个选区派好几个，结果有的地方哈马斯拿了30%的票就是多数。法塔赫不承认，哈马斯把法塔赫打出去了，之后再也没有选举。
所以至少上一次选举并不是大多数人支持哈马斯。
比起以色列受到的联合国谴责 已经好多了 联合国谴责以色列61次 基本上是全数通过 比联合国谴责其他所有国家加起来的总次数还多 要说恐怖组织 以色列人就是现代恐怖主义鼻祖 下面节选 因为太长无法贴完 Terrorist groups The following groups have been considered religious terrorist organizations in Israel (in chronological order by establishment year): Brit HaKanaim (בְּרִית הַקַנַאִים "Covenant of the Zealots") was a radical religious Jewish underground organization which operated in Israelbetween 1950 and 1953, against the widespread trend of secularisation in the country. The ultimate goal of the movement was to impose Jewish religious law in the State of Israel and establish a Halakhic state.[10] The Kingdom of Israel group (מלכות ישראל Malkhut Yisrael) or Tzrifin Underground, were active in Israel in the 1950s. The group carried out attacks on the diplomatic facilities of the USSR and Czechoslovakia, and occasionally shot at Jordanian troops stationed along the border in Jerusalem. Members of the group were caught trying to bomb the Israeli Ministry of Education in May 1953, have been described as acting because of the secularisation of Jewish North African immigrants which they saw as ''''a direct assault on the religious Jews'''' way of life and as an existential threat to the ultra-Orthodox community in Israel.''''[11] Jewish Underground (1979–1984): formed by members of the Israeli political movement Gush Emunim.[12] This group is most well known for two actions: firstly, for bomb attacks on the mayors of West Bank cities on 2 June 1980, and secondly, an abandoned plot to blow up the Temple Mountmosques. The Israeli Judge Zvi Cohen, heading the sentencing panel at the group''''s trial, stated that they had three motives, "not necessarily shared by all the defendants. The first motive, at the heart of the Temple Mount conspiracy, is religious."[13] Keshet (Kvutza Shelo Titpasher) (1981–1989): A Tel Aviv anti-Zionist Haredi group focused on bombing property without loss of life.[14][15]: 101 Yigal Marcus, Tel Aviv District Police commander, said that he considered the group a gang of criminals, not a terrorist group.[16]
犹太人校长
你有时间看看脑子，小时候的折磨对你根深蒂固
这个投票比联合国几次谴责以色列的提案差远了， 那比这悬殊得多 哈马斯即便是恐怖组织，以色列也比他们更邪恶，更过分
不是，哈马斯当年得票率45%，比其他党派组织都高，历史非常清楚，这个没得改，就是巴勒斯坦人民选择了哈马斯，当时是令以色列和国际社会大跌眼镜的。
当年是当年，不是还有说法当年以色列还支持过哈马斯么
一看你就没读那封公开信。那封信也不长，花两分钟去读一下再来回贴吧。
话说回来，我还挺震惊那封信竟然引起这么大动静，感觉现在美国境内是只要不是支持以色列&犹太人，那就是anti Semitic，一个大屎盆子就扣在脑袋上了。
哈佛不怕。 犹太人喜欢去哈佛，哈佛就不怕他们不捐
以色列更邪恶？现在以色列统治下，加沙一半的水电是以色列免费提供的，加沙的巴勒斯坦人还能去以色列打工。
如果换做是哈马斯统治，以色列还能有活人吗？哈马斯的纲领就是要把以色列从地图上抹去。
谁更文明这不是明摆着的吗？
你是蠢还是坏？
着急跟大家对线，没时间读....
红脖子都是pro以色列的，哪里看出来，川普和Tucker就没有
炸掉你家的发电厂，往你后院的水井里灌水泥，让你只能从我家拉电线拉水管，好让我随时能给你断水断电
这就是你瞎扯了，加沙一半的水电由以色列免费供应是因为以色列炸了电厂？ 你说说那是啥时候的事？ 那个媒体报道了？
你真逗啊 自己那么无知反而说别人瞎扯
你有知，你贴个以色列为了控制加沙炸电厂的新闻报导啊？
你这么说德国人日本人也应该灭族，希特勒与东条内阁不也是选出来的吗？
你说恐怖组织 我接着给你科普 以色列算是现代恐怖主义的鼻祖，从刺杀政治人物转为对平民下手，英国深受其害。虽然以色列建国以后逐渐减少了恐怖活动，但阿拉伯恐怖分子现在干的事，以色列恐怖分子基本都干过（炸公寓、市场、火车、公交、大使馆、酒店等）。现代恐怖分子的运行模式：筹划、组织、实施、宣称。也是当年以色列恐怖分子的标准流程。最早打民航机的也是以色列。
下面罗列部分，由于以色列恐怖分子功绩太多实在难以全部列出：
1937年8月20号- 1939年6月29日 在此期间，犹太复国主义者对阿拉伯公交车进行了一系列的袭击，造成24人死亡，25人受伤。
1940年11月25号在海法港，班轮帕特利亚号被犹太恐怖主义分子炸毁，造成268名犹太移民死亡。
1940年11月25号 是年9月，约有3000个来自维也纳、布拉格和但泽的犹太难民试图进入巴勒斯坦。四艘江轮组成的船队，先是驶入多瑙河，再进入罗马尼亚的图尔恰港。从此，他们转移到三艘希腊货船，货船名称为大西洋、太平洋和米洛斯。船上的条件极为恶劣。船只最终到达巴勒斯坦水域，但英国殖民办公室拒绝他们上岸。最后，决定把这些难民送到即将在毛里求斯岛建立的特别营地。这样决定后，这三只船被带进海法港，班轮帕特里亚号停泊在那里。难民们上了班轮，当最后一批乘客从大西洋号来到该班轮时，一声巨大的爆炸劈开了班轮。267名难民被炸死。爆炸是犹太恐怖组织哈加纳地下军的“杰作”。
1944年11月6日斯特恩帮的犹太恐怖分子，在开罗暗杀了英国中东事务大臣莫恩勋爵。
1945年10月31日至11月1日犹太恐怖组织击沉了3艘用来拦截非法移民的英国军舰，破坏了50多处巴勒斯坦的铁轨，袭击了卢德火车站和海法炼油厂，造成大量基础设施被破坏和人员伤亡。
胡扯了，洪波都是基督徒， 对犹太人哪有什么好感？
你是清风的小号吧
当然是因为你比猪还蠢 以色列杀的平民和儿童比哈马斯多， 这两在中东的世仇就是以色列非要在那个地方建国引起的，是始作俑者
那还不是因为以色列动不动就炸，根本就不允许人家自己发展供水供电的设施
就算有折磨也是你党妈折磨的 你现在承认你家党妈折磨人民了吗？
所以德国二战之后被肢解，总理下跪认错，日本变成一片废墟还埃了两颗核弹、在宪法里放弃主动攻击权。
哈马斯呢，现在的纲领还是把以色列从地图上抹去。
这能一样吗？
你是蠢还是坏，分不清这些区别？
世界上哪个国家把以色列列为恐怖组织？
你是蠢还是坏？
你看 fox news都是挺以色列的, Ted Cruise这些人都在骂哈佛学生呢
我好像看到他大骂拜登，说拜登派军舰去支持以色列是想引起三战，难道我记忆错乱了
以色列本来就不该在那个地方建国，阿拉伯人不让建是很自然的 哪个国家民族都不能容许在自己多数人的地方建一个异族的国家， 因为这个引起战争不能说是恐怖主义。
Congresswoman Elise Stefanik and Senator Ted Cruz led their Harvard alumni colleagues on Capitol Hill in a letter demanding that Harvard President Claudine Gay condemn the antisemitic statement made by over thirty student organizations at Harvard University.
纳粹集中营 犹太人100% 水电由日耳曼人提供
当然是你蠢，蠢得不能理解有比恐怖组织更坏的国家
这不就是当着BLM喊 blue lives matter吗？学生什么意思大家心里不清楚吗？
谴责别人种族歧视时一个个的无比敏感，比猴还精；换到这个事上就装傻充楞？
你就是坏，没啥好说的了。
你原话是这样意思吗？故意转移话题就诡辩
弱弱的说，为啥37年就是鼻祖了？我咋觉得以前学的中国近代史，37年之前就很多暗杀，炸弹袭击啥的，这还只是中国近代
说理说不过就说仁坏，肯定是既蠢又坏了
暗杀一般针对对方的高官吧，不一样的
应该说他们是现代恐怖主义的鼻祖
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当时巴勒斯坦地区是没有主权国家的，只有一些部落，以色列建国是通过联合国决议的，所以具有合法性和正当性。
这是二战后人类建立的世界秩序，如果你不承认这一点，那就是丛林社会了，谁拳头大谁就有道理，那以色列拳头更大，在那里建国天经地义。
那么我们把时间拨到1942年，从板上黄油最喜欢的犹太人绿绿文化对比来justify: 犹太人人见人厌搞烂好多国家， 生灵涂炭就是硕鼠 犹太人贪得无厌跟邻居都搞不好关系， 私德糟糕 犹太人老搞恐怖活动，杀平民， 非人类
按黄油对现代绿绿的宣判， 该杀…………
我可不可以眨着清澈愚蠢的大眼睛说 犹太人与日耳曼人的文化谁高谁低， 这还用选吗？ 撒花🎉
看，世间事就是这么扯淡…
Gaza: Widespread Impact of Power Plant Attack
The apparent Israeli shellfire that knocked out the Gaza Strip’s only electrical power plant on July 29, 2014, has worsened the humanitarian crisis for the territory’s 1.7 million people.
Damaging or destroying a power plant, even if it also served a military purpose, would be an unlawful disproportionate attack under the laws of war, causing far greater civilian harm than military gain. https://www.hrw.org/news/2014/08/10/gaza-widespread-impact-power-plant-attack
你就是坏逼一个，没啥好谈的了，一边凉快去吧！
现在谈联合国决议有合法性和正当性了？
那麻烦和以色列说一声，让他们从联合国不承认的占领土地上撤出来
你提联合国我就不困了
本书回顾了联合国在从1991年第45届大会至2022年8月第76届大会期间发布的共760项谴责其中一些国家的这类做法的决议，其中593项都是在谴责以色列（包括定居点建设、人权问题、针对平民的暴力行为、拒绝签署《核不扩散条约》等等），占据总量的78%，而针对世界上其他国家的决议则为167项，占到总量的22%
我已经在huaren上说过很多次了：替以色列说话的无一不是极度无知又自大到狂傲的。但凡你对局势有一点了解而不只是跟着美国的指挥棒走，就会懂得不要替联合国这茬
你是又蠢又坏的逼，滚一边去
不是以控制加沙水电供应为目标炸电站，而是战争中的战术手段，这是违反国际法的。但跟我们讨论的是不是故意为了控制水电而炸电厂是两码事。
“只要我不停修改终点，我的对手就永远赢不了我”
We can ask ourselves how, as human beings, we can be helpful to people who are desperately trying to protect themselves and their families. People who are fighting to survive.
How we go forward as a community is up to each of us. I''ve spent most of my career at this institution. I have seen the people of Harvard come together despite their differences. I know that we are capable of meeting this moment and meeting one another with grace.
尽量呼吁人们的同情心和良知，尽量团结一起力量
以色列当年就是从加沙撤军了啊，其他领土根据和平进程陆续撤出，可是哈马斯有过妥协吗？这次哈马斯主动发起进攻，退出领土进程估计肯定是要倒退了。