/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>2525847
Finkelstein wrote a whole book about this

>>2524983
what a stupid fucking post holy shit

an anticolonial struggle is not an ideological fight
hamas have no real army
USSR was building up for war but not for aggression, hitler war was straight up naked aggression and not preemptive, and hamas anti colonial resistance operation is not a preemptive strike
hamas warcrimes were pretty limited and not endorsed by the political leadership, much like soviet few warcrimes which werent endorsed by the either the politics or the army, and which appear incredibly insignificant in comparison to the large scale debauchery of brutality and barbarism of nazi and israel which were fully planned for and fully supported by the political and military leadership


>Soviet and German sides fought harshly, but not as ruthlessly "that much" toward each other as in other wars
wtf is that retarded revisionism

>>2526051
too many /pol/ immigrants on this website. but ig thats the natural evolution of being right wing.

>>2525651
Damn the Swedish foreign service are cucks

>>2526051
>>2526538
>>2524983
The only difference that matters is that it was competant states fighting each other, Israel is a state and the Palestinians are just scattered militias

>>2518326
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>>2518385
The Battle of Algiers and Frantz Fanon have done significant damage to the leftist understanding of insurgency and warfare. You never see these conflicts objectively, but rather as holy scenarios that are considered universal. The most important fact is that both of those states, the Boers and the Noirs were extreme minorities. In Rhodesia, they made up less than 10% of the population. Those states were being undermined by the Soviets and sometimes even the U.S. In contrast, here the situation is not at all the same, the Israelis are the majority, and no real superpower opposes them. They can be beaten, but never in the way it happened in South Africa or any post-colonial conflict

Did you hear the news, guys? KHAMAS is planning an attack on civilians in Gaza, and only the IDF can stop them!

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c2kpx7yyq9pt
Gaza ceasefire seems to have broke down

I understand why Gazans would try to hope otherwise but I don't understand why anyone else could believe that Israel would abide by the ceasefire after the POWs were recovered.

>>2527265
Blind hope, maybe Hamas knew and was losing support for the people and it was a see this only ends if we win

>>2527265
>>2527271
Hamas is intelligent enough to know Israel will never respect any ceasefire and thinks the hostages are meaningless considering Israel will kill them too in their airstrikes. Might as well at least attempt a deal in good faith even if it was never going to happen.

>>2527496
They had no choice but to accept the terms given because their hands were tied by the arab states, who signed off on the big Nobel Peace Prize deal.

The occupation forces are going to continue doing this thing where they do bombing raids, then declare they are "enforcing the ceasefire" and then bomb again, then "enforce the ceasefire". This is how the media is reporting it. As if other people were bombing, and they are "enforcing" the peace.

>>2525616
Yup. And the enhanced interrogation was recorded by him as well. It hasn't been published, so it may be in his personal inventory.

>>2523171
this is what they will do to you and all of us

>>2525847
>>>/ISG/
You don't even need to post it, they already had this conversation.
You would know that if you were even only half-retarded.

Nader Sadaqa: The Samaritan who crossed walls toward freedom
On the morning of October 13, 2025, Nader Saleh Sadaqa walked out of the gates of captivity after twenty-one years of imprisonment.

His face bore the weariness of long years behind bars, yet the spark of determination in his eyes had not dimmed. His release was not just the end of a prison sentence, it was the closing of a chapter in a unique Palestinian story, whose hero came from a small community but believed that belonging to one’s homeland is broader than any narrow identity.

<Son of Mount Gerizim
Nader Sadaqa was born in 1977 on the slopes of Mount Gerizim in Nablus, among the homes of the Samaritan community, which still clings to its ancient traditions.
He grew up in a small group that speaks both ancient Hebrew and Arabic, living between two worlds, but never distant from the struggles of the land and the people around them.

He often told his friends, “The Samaritans are part of Palestine. These mountains know all our names, old and new.”

At school in Nablus, the quiet boy was drawn to reading and history, but a city under occupation leaves little room for childhood. During the First Intifada, Nader was one of the boys who hurled stones at heavily armed soldiers.
By the time of the Second Intifada, his name had become known within the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), where he emerged as a field commander in the Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades.

<The road to the cell
In 2004, after two years on the run, Nader was captured by Israeli forces in a large-scale military operation in the Ain Beit al-Ma’ refugee camp.
The charges were numerous: belonging to a banned organization, planning operations, and participating in attacks against the Israeli army.
To Nader, those charges were a silent acknowledgment that he had never stayed silent in the face of injustice.
He received a harsh sentence, six life terms plus forty-five additional years, making him one of those Israel believed would never see freedom again.

But inside prison, Nader was not just another name on the list of inmates. He became known as “the thinker of the prisoners.”
He gave lectures, wrote about history, and took part in every collective hunger strike. He would tell his cellmates, “Prison doesn’t kill a person, it reveals his true nature.”

<The Samaritan prisoner
Nader’s story was unique even within the prison walls, he was the only Samaritan prisoner in Israeli jails. His distinct background aroused curiosity among Israelis, but he turned it into a bridge of defiance.
He refused to let his origins be used to justify leniency or sympathy and would always repeat, “I am Samaritan by heritage, Palestinian at heart and the occupation does not distinguish between one blood and another.”

<From isolation to light
Nader was placed in solitary confinement multiple times, accused of communicating with fellow prisoner Ahmad Sa’adat, the PFLP’s Secretary-General.
In his long isolation, he wrote many reflections on freedom and dignity. When asked after his release about those days, he said calmly, “Solitude does not scare those who know themselves. I used to listen to my own breath and count it, just to remind myself that I was still alive.”

<The moment of freedom
During the prisoner exchange deal that followed the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, Nader Sadaqa’s name appeared among the unexpected releases.

Israel had refused to free him in previous exchanges but yielded this time to the resistance’s conditions.
When he was released, Israel barred his family from celebrating, they weren’t even allowed to receive him in Nablus. Instead, Nader was transferred to the Gaza Strip among a list of those deported.
There, crowds welcomed him with tears, flowers, and chants a mix of joy and awe.
It was like witnessing a small miracle: A man from one of the world’s smallest religious communities, freed from Israel’s deepest prison cells through the struggle of his people.

<After freedom
Today, Nader Sadaqa lives in Gaza, among fellow ex-prisoners who were freed before him. He is slowly trying to reclaim the details of a life that was stolen.
In his first statement after release, he said, “I did not leave prison to rest, I came out to continue the path with those who believe that freedom is never granted; it is seized.”(BASED)
In his features lies the story of all Palestine: diversity, resilience, and an extraordinary capacity to endure.
Nader Sadaqa is not just a freed prisoner, he is a living testament that true identity is forged by stance, not by blood. And that when freedom arrives, it does not distinguish between Samaritan, Muslim, or Christian, it knocks on every door with the same name: Palestinian.

>>2526876
>the Israelis are the majority
This bit is only accurate if you count "Arab citizens of Israel" as far as I'm aware, who are second class citizens within the "legal" borders of "Israel." I might be wrong - at a glance, some estimates put the current of "Israeli" Jewish citizens higher than others.

That a great number are in refugee camps around the region is also a significant factor, although I understand why that's not taken into consideration here.

>They can be beaten, but never in the way it happened in South Africa or any post-colonial conflict
I agree with this, though.
My view is that the western left have gotten far too complacent as cheerleaders - there's a sort of cognitive dissonance to it. There are a lot of leftists who recognize that "Israel" is fully dependent on bottomless financial & military & propaganda support from, mostly, western powers (dominated by the US), but who still expect for the resistance in western Asia to vanquish the colonizers any day now even though none of them are receiving the kind of foreign assistance that "Israel" does. There's a categorical refusal to escalate in the west, an eagerness to defer all such struggle to those who are specifically being genocided or attacked already, even as protests are banned, police brutally mass-arrest college students for opposing this particular apartheid state, and Zionist oligarchs like Larry Ellison continue to buy up social media and MSM outlets in order to censor the truth. We would be justified in waging war against such tyrants even for our own sake, and it's undeniable, to me, that if we want to stop what they are doing to Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and the whole region, we have to do better than merely cheering for the resistance from the sidelines.
The arms dealers, financiers, and propaganda outlets are here, and we are poor - why don't we take their money, their guns, their bombs, etc. for ourselves so they won't be used to murder children anymore? At the very least, we ought to escalate against them through direct action. The American left has been especially disappointing in this regard.

>>2528568
>That a great number *of Palestinians* are in refugee camps around the region is also a significant factor,
Added clarification here.

>>2528285
post release interview vid. he's been deported to Egypt.

>>2528568
>>2528570
By Arabs do you mean Mihrazi(who are the biggest supporters of the RW) or Christian/Muslim Arabs?

interview with economist shir hever on israel's zombie economy, and a new system they have created to keep the genocide and economy going

>Israel’s zombie economy, part one.
>Thousands of people are injured, out of work, and deserters. there ought to be a manpower shortage but there isn't. why?

>The Minister of Defence went to the press behind the backs of leaders to complain that he needs more men. Traditionally, the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Finance are at odds. The MOD needs money for wars and equipment, but the MOF doesn’t want to give it.

>The MOF today is Smotrich. The creation of a new type of currency, the day of reserve duty token, is the solution. The old system paid reservists the same wage as in civilian life, while unemployed people received benefits and minimum wage was paid, tech programmers recieved 6 figures.

>The new system is a day of reserve duty token. Everyone gets paid the same, 29,000 shekels per month, which is 9,000 USD, more than twice the average wage and five times the minimum wage.

>For many Israelis who lost jobs and the economy is tanking, reserve duty and high salaries are seen as a way out. They receive reserve tokens as payment for serving.

>The way the tokens are paid is different. Previously, the MOD paid money directly to reservists’ bank accounts. Now, officers handle the tokens to be distributed.

>Most units lack key staff. You can’t have a full-strength armoured division without drivers. Officers advertise on WhatsApp groups, like “Our unit needs tank drivers. If you’re not in our division, it doesn’t matter. Come do the job and we’ll pay in reserve duty tokens.”

>Some dangerous jobs are paid this way: do three days of duty and get paid five days. It’s becoming a mercenary army.

>Tokens are also being used to buy goods. One unit used them to buy meat from a butcher.

>Some soldiers just wander around the army from one unit to the next, doing random jobs. It’s a gig economy military. People who are of military age aren’t doing other jobs because they’re much more lucrative.

>This basically functions as a second parallel currency. Warnings are being issued that this is similar to the 1980s crisis.

>>2529414
finally, barracks communism

>>2529421
my specific, perfect, infallible brand of barracks communism has never been tried

>>2529414
>war tokens
lmao. that country is soo cooked. cooked + chopped.
We're going to have a few years of israeli merc's all over Africa after this like the sauth africans, aren't we?

>>2529358
Mizrahi are considered "Jewish Israelis" on the "Israeli" census afaik. So Christians, Muslims, etc.

BREAKING: Al Jazeera publishes name of man said to have ordered murder of Hind Rajab

Al Jazeera Arabic has named Major Sean Glass, of the so-called “Vampire Empire” tank company of Israel’s 52nd Battalion of its 401st Armoured Brigade, as the occupation commander who allegedly gave the order in Gaza, from inside an Israeli tank, to destroy the car carrying Palestinian child Hind Rajab and her family, as well as the ambulance rushing to rescue them, killing all those on board both vehicles.

Five-year-old Hind was the last to survive of her family and a heart-breaking recording of her terrified last conversation with a Palestinian emergency despatcher ended with Hind telling the female despatcher that it was hard to breathe because she didn’t want her mother to have to clean blood from her dress. The bodies were not found for several days; forensic examiners found 355 bullets had been fired into Hind’s car from close range by an Israeli tank.

https://www.thecanary.co/skwawkbox/2025/10/21/ordered-murder-of-hind-rajab/

>Did you know Israel has been quietly expanding its reach across the eastern Mediterranean? Analysts describe this as a shadowy alliance with Greece and the Greek Cypriot administration. At first glance, it looks like business as usual: more defence deals and deliveries. However, these are not ordinary agreements. The GCA recently received Israeli-made Barak MX air defence systems, the same systems Greece reportedly wants for its national air and missile defence network. Greek Prime Minister Kiryakos Mitatakis has even called Israel a strategic partner. But there’s more behind the story. These systems are not just defensive; they’re set to be linked to Israel’s wider military network. The Barak MX’s 3D radar can track aircraft and missiles over 200 kilometres, giving it visibility deep into the eastern Mediterranean, including Turkey’s southern coast and airspace. These systems can also interface with Patriot systems already positioned on Greece’s Crete Island and Israel’s Iron Dome. At sea, Israel’s presence is reportedly expanding through Greece’s integration of the Israeli-made Blue Whale Autonomous Submarine system, used for long-range intelligence gathering. Because these systems are allegedly connected to Israel’s command network, data collected may flow back to Tel Aviv, forming what some experts call a “command and control” link.

>Israel reportedly holds privileged status at the GCA’s Puffos Air Command base, where satellite imagery has shown the presence of US-owned V22 Osprey aircraft. Israeli intelligence agencies Mossad and Shinbet are also involved in security oversight at GCA’s LNA and Puffos airports. Some reports, originating from French intelligence sources and a former diplomat in GCA, even allege a Mossad base operates on the island.

>Israel’s footprint extends into Greece’s defence industry. Albbit Systems and the Israeli firm signed a £1.65 billion deal to run Greece’s air force training centre in Kalamata for 20 years, supplying it with jets and support. Meanwhile, Israel Aerospace Industries acquired a majority stake in Intercom Defence, one of Greece’s largest defence contractors. Observers suggest Tel Aviv is embedding Israeli military and intelligence infrastructure within the Greek and Greek Crete military ecosystem, a strategy that could further destabilise an already fragile region. Turkey’s foreign minister, Hakam Fidan, warned of the risks.


>For many in the region, the GCA is not just a logistical hub; it’s becoming an Israeli operations base. Another layer to this growing alliance lies in the social and demographic shifts on the island.
Thousands of Israelis have reportedly been settling in the (GCA) over the past three years. However, the migration increased after Israel launched its genocidal war on Palestine’s Gaza in October 2023. Local opposition groups claim that Israeli investors have purchased over 4,000 properties since 2021, and Zionist synagogues and schools have been built in several districts. They describe this as a form of silent colonisation, warning that it could alter the island’s identity and allow Israel to tighten its influence across the Mediterranean. Experts argue that these settlements are not about Israelis seeking a safe haven but are part of the expansionist Greater Israel project

>Reports suggest that over 2,500 Israelis are officially registered in the GCA, although some estimates place the number closer to 10,000. Even hospitality ventures like the Secret Forest Wellness Retreat and Healing Spa in PAOS, reportedly owned by Israeli businessman Yoni Kahana, cater almost exclusively to Israeli clientele, including soldiers, with no Greek language option on their website.

>>2530885
>12 years ago
<USA
why the fuck are you posting this here?

Don't think there's anything I need to add to this.

>>2530885
There’s like 14 /pol/ memes in this single video.

>Liberty University (LU), known simply as Liberty, is a conservative, private evangelical Christian university in Lynchburg, Virginia, United States. It is affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention of Virginia (Southern Baptist Convention). Founded in 1971 by Jerry Falwell Sr. and Elmer L. Towns as Lynchburg Baptist College, Liberty is among the world's largest Christian universities and one of the largest private non-profit universities in the United States by total student enrollment.

>Liberty University has always championed God’s promises to Israel, and this new center reaffirms our commitment,” said Dr. Troy W. Temple, dean of the Rawlings School of Divinity, who will oversee the center’s operations. “Our goal is to cultivate a heart for God’s chosen people and His call for them to know Him and make Him known as the saving Messiah. We want our students to grow in their love for those whom God chose to bless and be a blessing in Genesis 12:3.”

>Programming will begin with a Spring Center for Israel Summit featuring sessions and gatherings that highlight the richness of Christian–Jewish friendship. The center will also support student travel, study abroad opportunities, and research initiatives focused on generational perspectives and evolving attitudes toward Israel.

>“This new center offers an extraordinary opportunity for our Liberty students to enrich their academic experience and deepen their intellectual and theological understanding of both historic and contemporary issues related to Israel,” said Liberty Provost and Chief Academic Officer Scott Hicks. “As we pursue missional-driven excellence in our educational programs, we see this center as a reflection of our historical doctrinal commitments and our ongoing duty to equip and train the next generation of Champions for Christ to defend the faith.”

https://www.liberty.edu/news/2025/10/22/liberty-university-launches-center-for-israel-with-a-focus-on-faith-friendship-and-understanding/

MIGA!!!!!

>>2526876
>>2528568
Israel is a colonialist state but it also defies most standards of settler-colonialism and those facts can co-exist and it's the reason it's succeed

>>2534557
Christianity was a mistake

>>2533423
Lmao

So… is Hamas cucked or not? Is Hezbollah cucked or not? Is Ansar Allah cucked or not?

I can't seem to think of anything other than this "war" made everybody lose. Even israel is not really winning anything. They just have a pile of rubble to deal with and a world that hates them.

>>2535066
Christianity was invented to get people to stop being jews, because, well, see for yourself.

>>2535491
>is le cucked
Have you considered martyrdom?

>>2513160
>>2511483
>>2511903
>>2513182

Eh, I don't mean to be a dick but Jews even Ashekanzi Jews have ties to the land but that doesn't automatically make Israel not a colonial project. While there were ancient kingdoms of Judea and Israel the time has passed, a lot of the locals became Arabized (btw genetic studies show Israelis and Palestinians are extremely related because of this), and the Jewish diaspora when they came back decided to subjugate the Palestinian population which also has ties to the land which is what makes it colonialism; the social dynamics. It's in many ways like the creation of Liberia, the colonialization of Ireland by Ulster Scots settlers, and the colonization of the Sami in Scandinavia where the people doing the colonizing do have ties to the land but it's still an act of colonialism because they decide to steal the land and declare the people there now as subhuman. That's why when the word indigenous =/= native because indigeneity is based off of social relations not necessarily who was there first.

While I can understand why I really wish leftists would realize this dynamic because without it, it gives into essentialist thinking and obscures that what makes colonization, colonization is the social dynamics. The Scottish and Irish share a common origin but the former still colonized the latter. Amero- Liberians and native Liberians share a common origin yet the former also stole the land from the latter and decided they were not as human. The same goes for Israel, Palestine. The former decided they were superior to the native population, one that all evidence confirms they are closely related to but it is still an act of colonialism and genocide.

>>2535737
Also, before people bring up that the Sami have different origins, I know but I brought up because there's a lot of white nationalists who will downplay the colonization of the Sami because technically there were groups more genetically similar to Germanic peoples there before the Sami but I brought it up because it's again another good example of it being a case of social dynamics not who was there first. Also, I should bring up that one of the countries that colonized the Sami heavily is Finland which have a common origin with the Sami being that they both speak Uralic languages but that does not negate the fact that it was still colonization.

>>2535741
As a final note to it is very important to analyze it from a point of view of social dynamics because when one looks at the modern right they often steal from the rhetoric from decolonial movements to act like them existing beside people who aren't white is an act of genocide when that is not the case. That's why a lot of assholes like Renaud Camus will call immigration "colonialism" because it's meant to frame immigrants as being settlers when there is a huge difference since people from the global south coming into "western" countries are not setting up systems which benefit them and disposes the native people unlike the examples I have given. That's a huge reason why social dynamics must be emphasized because when one does not emphasize it then words like colonialism can be twisted by bad actors to mix it up with immigration.

If Jews had just moved to Palestine and didn't set things up to dispossess the Arab population then it wouldn't have been a problem. The problem comes from the fact they bought land and began to kick native Palestinians off the land and then once the population began to resist the Israeli settlers massacred them.

I do apologize for beating a dead horse but especially given I have seen a lot of right-wingers use people on the left who deny that Jews have any ties to Palestine as a weapon against us and that only makes the discourse worse because emboldens white nationalists and they can use it as an example of antisemitism and in some cases such as Simone Kern promoting the Khazar theory not be wrong.

I am by no means trying to say that pro-Palestine activism is antisemitic but please be careful not to fall into essentialist thought. That isn't even to mention that technically the majority of Jews in Israel are now Mizrahi which have even closer ties than the Ashkenazi but that still doesn't make it any less of a settler colony.

so palestinians inside israel have finally gotten off their asses to protest…
…the fact that that mother israel can't be bothered to provide police services in their communities
https://www.newarab.com/news/palestinian-israel-killed-amid-protests-over-police-inaction

>>2536231
I have suspected for a while that the Arabs living in the Zionist State could be the Arab equivalent of “Uncle Toms”, with the fact that some Arabs from the Triangle region https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle_(Israel) protested their Arab villages being transferred to the Palestinian State in a Land Swap with the Zionist State in a Two-State Solution as shown in the Map on the right in the third Image I posted, confirming that their is an unfortunate degree of “Uncle Tom” sentiments among the Arabs living under Zionist rule, as any Arab that protests their village being transferred to the Palestinian State and who prefers being a second class citizen under Zionist rule is by definition an Arab “Uncle Tom”, and whether these “Uncle Tom” Arabs like it or not, the Image I posted shows the version of the Two-State Solution to the Zionist-Palestinian Conflict implemented in the future Global USSR with the Zionist State overthrown by a Maoist PPW and replaced by a Jewish SSR created inside the 1967 borders with 1:1 Land swaps that are very similar to the two Maps in the third Image I posted, while the West Bank and Gaza are placed in the Arab SFSR that will include all the Arab majority regions of West Asia and North Africa as shown in both my Map of the SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR in the first Image I posted and the second Image I posted that specifically shows the SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR in West Asia, and the 1:1 Land swaps between the Jewish SSR and Arab SFSR will mean that Arab villages in the “Triangle” region https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle_(Israel) on the Jewish side of the 1967 borders will be exchanged for Jewish Settlements on the Arab side of the 1967 borders that are inside the “Seam Zone” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seam_Zone , so most Arabs and Jews that are in the “population transfer”, will not have to leave their homes, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️!

Materialist explanation?
https://www.indigenousembassy.org/
https://indigenousfriendsofisrael.org/
https://www.algemeiner.com/2024/02/07/meet-the-indigenous-people-who-support-israel/
https://www.indigenouscoalition.org/

The entity struck in Lebanon again

>>2536613
You know, I blame Iran for all that. They were too cowardly to support Hezbollah when it was needed, to avoid conflict with Israel and the US. In the end it didn't matter and Israel/US attacked them anyway.
So stupid.

>>2536591
evangelical animals. that's it

>>2536591
Who is funding these groups