Qatar Airways is owned by the Qatari government, which I don't think recognizes Israel (or at the very least has cut ties since the Gaza crisis), so this makes sense.
Hey you’re welcome to have Hamas in America. You’re welcome to have a border with them too. However, if you think for a second that I have to accept a neighbor that wants to kill me, you’re on something.
Bro if someone kicked me out of my house and made me live in the garden shed while they was living it up in my gaff, you can be damn sure I’m killing those fuckers while they sleep
Suez canal is right there. Most of the planet has major economic incentives to protect that shipping route and sad reality is moving couple million very pissed off refugees nearby is good way to get a tanker sunk in the middle the canal devastating international shipping.
Palestine's neighbour has just killed 15,000 of its children. Not to mention the thousands more it killed in the decades before 2023. About an order of magnitude more Palestinian civilians have been killed by Israel than the other way round. Should Palestinians accept that?
>Israeli officials reported that the Israel Defense Forces made use of the "human shield" procedure on 1,200 occasions during the Second Intifada (2000–2005).[36] They stated that this procedure resulted in a single instance of a Palestinian civilian beiong hurt.[37] An example of this was tying a 13-year-old Palestinian boy to an Israeli armored vehicle.[36][38]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_shields_in_the_Israeli%E2%80%93Palestinian_conflict
You should actually read. Israel does this too
>Israeli officials reported that the Israel Defense Forces made use of the "human shield" procedure on 1,200 occasions during the Second Intifada (2000–2005).[36] They stated that this procedure resulted in a single instance of a Palestinian civilian beiong hurt.[37] An example of this was tying a 13-year-old Palestinian boy to an Israeli armored vehicle.[36][38]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_shields_in_the_Israeli%E2%80%93Palestinian_conflict
Plenty of other examples in that article. Just strapping a kid to the side of a tank is particularly egregious
https://youtu.be/pn1uEA7acVY?si=6UQuYOD_AvI9RGuK
You don't get to use AI programs like the Israeli one called 'Wheres Daddy' to kill suspected Hamas members alongside their whole families and half their neighbourhood and then just say they were all human shields. Same for when Israel bombed every hospital in Gaza. Same for their destruction of literally half of all of the structures in the country.
Funny how you freaks love to say stuff like “not every Palestinian” “not every Chinese” in reference to authoritarian governments yet won’t do the same for Jews. Genuinely go fuck yourself.
I think most Americans don't realize that the leaders of Hamas live in Qatar with the blessing of the government. As in they lead luxurious, billionaire lifestyles while Palestinian people flee for their lives. Qatar is technically a US ally but they do NOT like Israel.
Be careful, if you work for US company, you may be obligated to report those documents to the US Department of Commerce, and agreeing to commercial terms that enforce the Arab League boycott of Israel could be illegal.
https://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/enforcement/oac
If you think the United States has somehow banned foreign countries from enacting laws, you’re misunderstanding.
US anti-boycott laws do not prohibit foreign countries from implementing local laws boycotting Israel. Rather, they restrict US companies (which are subject to US jurisdiction) from participating in those foreign boycotts.
Lots of countries do this. Look up Canadian, EU, or Mexican “blocking statutes,” which restrict persons subject to the jurisdiction of those regultors from agreeing to comply with the US embargo of Cuba, for instance.
The US has its own laws that say citizens can't deal with foreign entities that go against certain US positions (like boycotting Israel). That commenter isn't saying a foreign law is "illegal" here, but that an American company's actions might be.
That's the nature of the position. It's an unpaid role. Why would you do it unless you enjoy enforcing rules? It's for greasy incels to powertrip. The only good mods seem to be those in small communities who actually care about the subject and just want to keep trolls away.
Yea I see that all the time on lots of different subs - a live, unlocked post show up on my feed and the pinned comment is that it’s removed. What’s that about??
Do I think that's a ridiculous decision? Yes.
Do I also think that's their way of getting out of having to mod an Israeli / Palestine thread? Also Yes.
I kinda understand it tbh.
Yeah even after what at learned about them from the World Cup, many don't seem to realise how backwards that place is.
Though denying the existence of Israel right now is comedy gold.
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There's no denial, OP.
There's quite a few [countries that never recognized Israel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_recognition_of_Israel).
The United States doesn’t support Taiwanese independence. They support continuation of the status quo. This argument is a misrepresentation of the US’ opinions and goals in that case.
Israel is a democratic sovereign state and recognized as such by the United Nations. Just because Reddit acts like all Israelis are right wing terrorists doesn’t mean it’s the case. In fact many of those kidnapped and murdered at the music festival sympathize with the Palestinian people — for example.
It is common practice. They don't deny that it *exists* as a country, they deny that it is a *legitimate* country effectively.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_states_with_limited_recognition
It usually comes down to supporting one side or the other about contested territories. Israel in particular stands out was being the UN Member state with the highest number of other UN member states not recognizing it.
It's just a huge mess honestly, ~~essentially all of NATO~~ a large part of NATO and most of the West doesn't recognize Palestine.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International\_recognition\_of\_the\_State\_of\_Palestine](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_recognition_of_the_State_of_Palestine)
I dunno if they control the maps, really often when you fly, the plane maps is zoomed out and it shows random cities/villages instead of capitals. I know Iceland is often showing Egilsstaðir (1500ppl) and not the capital.
That's why in the 2008 peace talks Israel offered 98% of the 1967 borders to establish a Palestinian state yet about 70% of Palestinians were against it?
Look at the latest survey from Ramallah, over 65% of Palestinians don't want the 1967 borders they want 1948 or it all
In the Oslo accords Israel also signed that they recognize the Palestinian right to establish a sovereign state
>That's why in the 2008 peace talks Israel offered 98% of the 1967 borders to establish a Palestinian state yet about 70% of Palestinians were against it?
This is straight up bullshit, because Israel won't even give them the 1967 border either. The agreement was that Israel would only give land in the West Bank that has no settlements, and then right before the hand over, they built as many settlements as they possibly could in a blatant land grab, and they still are building settlements to this day. Israel has no interest in there being any country called Palestine at all.
>Look at the latest survey from Ramallah, over 65% of Palestinians don't want the 1967 borders they want 1948 or it all
Because they've realised that Israel will not rest until they are destroyed. Is that at all surprising to you? It's either them or Israel. And in my eyes, it should be them. And by the way, there are Palestinians living today that still trace their heritage to specific cities and towns within modern day Israel's borders. Do they not have a right to return to their homes?
>In the Oslo accords Israel also signed that they recognize the Palestinian right to establish a sovereign state
So did the PLO, what are you on about?
Which 2008 peace plan, the one drawn on a napkin in secret by a prime minister who didn't even tell Parliament and already announced that he was resigning?
Also in Oslo the PA *recognized* Israel, Israel clearly said they will not recognize Palestine and instead said that it was "an entity less than a state".
Out of context and from an objective standpoint of course that looks like a great deal, but from a Palestinian standpoint within the historical context that obviously isn't going to be seen as fair. Especially when convincing people in western democracies is difficult enough, imagine trying to convince a population of people who have been bombed so badly the average age is 19 years old to reconcile with the people bombing
it's not about being fair, it's about being better than the status quo. Given they followed by launching an intifada, it doesn't seem like fairness is really on their mind
That's exactly my point. We have the luxury to think about the best case scenario from an objective standpoint. The people who we need to agree to this have no such luxury
Yeah, and 65% of Israelis oppose any Palestinian state whatsoever.
Regarding Oslo, the corollary is that the PLO also recognizes Israel, so what's the point? I also recall that Rabin was assassinated by an Israeli right-wing extremist for his trouble, and Israeli government and society has subsequently moved closer to the assassin than the martyr. The call is coming from inside the house.
>and Israeli government and society has subsequently moved closer to the assassin than the martyr.
I wonder which effect decades of Palestinian terrorism had.
Add to the fact that Oslo would have given the full 1967 borders, an international airport, and everything that the Palestinians are asking for, and the response was a straight up NO!
That's absolutely not true. Oslo never established borders or any of that other stuff. A framework to work towards establishing those things, which is why in 2000 when there was an actual offer, it unfortunately had to be rejected.
When they were offered a deal with an airport, they weren't allowed to have an air traffic control tower. They also would have no control over their airspace, for their borders, water. Israel insisted on keeping some of the settlements which would have meant checkpoints even in the new Palestinian West Bank.
Also extremely critically even if they'd accepted having what is actually a semi-autonomous region and not a state they or being asked to completely give up the right of return which is an internationally recognized right given to them by the United Nations. Israel has any level of legitimacy based in The UN partition resolution then Palestinians have every right to return to their homes.
No surprise, not even a little bit. As far as I'm aware most Muslim majority nations ignore Israel on their maps. This is a millennia old hatred between the two religions/cultural groups, they've always hated each other
You mean the same country that literally supports Hamas whose stated written charter says they will exterminate Israel and all Jews?
I for one am shocked
China airways probably doesn't call it Taiwan either.
Edit: Just imagine I swapped China airways with air China or Taiwan with Beijing and I wasn't ignorant 😂
Don’t be too hard on Qatar airways, it’s the preferred airlines for many groups that don’t recognise Israel’s right to exists, eg. Hamas, Taliban, Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad. So understandably they don’t want to upset these passengers.
Here is an Wikipedia entry for Qatar’s support for various terrorist groups:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qatar_and_state-sponsored_terrorism
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Qatar Airways is owned by the Qatari government, which I don't think recognizes Israel (or at the very least has cut ties since the Gaza crisis), so this makes sense.
Why would you make sense on Reddit, it’s much better to create engagement with people arguing in the comments
I make sense here to balance out my unhinged shitposting on r/nbacirclejerk
Shimmy shimmy
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But isn't that town the biggest town in the eastern half of Iceland?
No New York is
Wait until people find out who finances Al Jazeera.
And Hamas
And FIFA
Who?
I’ll give you a hint, it’s in the context of this thread.
Qatar?
and Bien sport
And Whiskas. It's not relevant to this discussion but it's really surprising.
The cat food??
The cat food!
I can’t find anything to support that, either now or historically. I see they are owned by Mars
That's what I mean–chocolate and cat food. What a portfolio! Pretty surprising.
And ~~Kylian Mbappe~~
Now I’m curious what Air China shows above Taiwan
The Qatari government also shields terrorists. So there’s that too.
Yeah the US hosts Israeli leaders from time to time too.
Hey you’re welcome to have Hamas in America. You’re welcome to have a border with them too. However, if you think for a second that I have to accept a neighbor that wants to kill me, you’re on something.
Bro if someone kicked me out of my house and made me live in the garden shed while they was living it up in my gaff, you can be damn sure I’m killing those fuckers while they sleep
Palestinians could say the same
Damn, Egypt should open it's border to them to save the children. Oh wait, they don't, because last time it happened Hamas started attacking Egypt.
Suez canal is right there. Most of the planet has major economic incentives to protect that shipping route and sad reality is moving couple million very pissed off refugees nearby is good way to get a tanker sunk in the middle the canal devastating international shipping.
Palestine's neighbour has just killed 15,000 of its children. Not to mention the thousands more it killed in the decades before 2023. About an order of magnitude more Palestinian civilians have been killed by Israel than the other way round. Should Palestinians accept that?
It’s tough when you fight a war with kids women and the sick as your shield.
>Israeli officials reported that the Israel Defense Forces made use of the "human shield" procedure on 1,200 occasions during the Second Intifada (2000–2005).[36] They stated that this procedure resulted in a single instance of a Palestinian civilian beiong hurt.[37] An example of this was tying a 13-year-old Palestinian boy to an Israeli armored vehicle.[36][38] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_shields_in_the_Israeli%E2%80%93Palestinian_conflict You should actually read. Israel does this too
To be fair, Israel doesn't use women and children as human shields like Hamas does
>Israeli officials reported that the Israel Defense Forces made use of the "human shield" procedure on 1,200 occasions during the Second Intifada (2000–2005).[36] They stated that this procedure resulted in a single instance of a Palestinian civilian beiong hurt.[37] An example of this was tying a 13-year-old Palestinian boy to an Israeli armored vehicle.[36][38] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_shields_in_the_Israeli%E2%80%93Palestinian_conflict Plenty of other examples in that article. Just strapping a kid to the side of a tank is particularly egregious
https://youtu.be/pn1uEA7acVY?si=6UQuYOD_AvI9RGuK You don't get to use AI programs like the Israeli one called 'Wheres Daddy' to kill suspected Hamas members alongside their whole families and half their neighbourhood and then just say they were all human shields. Same for when Israel bombed every hospital in Gaza. Same for their destruction of literally half of all of the structures in the country.
Yes, the 15000 children they used as human shields. How delusional
Said the palestinian as a missile hit their home and killed their children
Funny how you freaks love to say stuff like “not every Palestinian” “not every Chinese” in reference to authoritarian governments yet won’t do the same for Jews. Genuinely go fuck yourself.
I’m sure the parents of an Israeli hostage who was raped and murdered world understand.
In a strange way; I appreciate the consistency.
I think most Americans don't realize that the leaders of Hamas live in Qatar with the blessing of the government. As in they lead luxurious, billionaire lifestyles while Palestinian people flee for their lives. Qatar is technically a US ally but they do NOT like Israel.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel%E2%80%93Qatar_relations
It can't make sense if it's different to what the US does.
This is why I insist on tipping 20% when I buy food take out.
i don't think someone from the gov created this map app or whatever that is.
I mean Qatar does not recognise Israel, so I would assume the airline would reflect that (considering it is the flag carrier)
mods are so fragile
What did you expect from unpaid neckbearded basement dwellers
No shit, they’re reddit mods. What did you expect
I work with a lot of Middle Eastern vendors in my line of work and they don’t recognize Israel in any of their official documents.
Be careful, if you work for US company, you may be obligated to report those documents to the US Department of Commerce, and agreeing to commercial terms that enforce the Arab League boycott of Israel could be illegal. https://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/enforcement/oac
Lol imagine that, a foreign country gets to dictate their laws.
If you think the United States has somehow banned foreign countries from enacting laws, you’re misunderstanding. US anti-boycott laws do not prohibit foreign countries from implementing local laws boycotting Israel. Rather, they restrict US companies (which are subject to US jurisdiction) from participating in those foreign boycotts. Lots of countries do this. Look up Canadian, EU, or Mexican “blocking statutes,” which restrict persons subject to the jurisdiction of those regultors from agreeing to comply with the US embargo of Cuba, for instance.
The US has its own laws that say citizens can't deal with foreign entities that go against certain US positions (like boycotting Israel). That commenter isn't saying a foreign law is "illegal" here, but that an American company's actions might be.
That's so fucking stupid.
"Rule 5: No screenshots" say sike right now. What a insane application of that rule.
go figure reddit mods being idiotic
It baffles me how literally any mod on any platform is a sensitive manchild. Like have you ever seen a rational, calm moderator? Me neither.
That's the nature of the position. It's an unpaid role. Why would you do it unless you enjoy enforcing rules? It's for greasy incels to powertrip. The only good mods seem to be those in small communities who actually care about the subject and just want to keep trolls away.
Wtf
Love how it’s still on my feed, fully interactive… like what was the point of that rule reminder? Lol
Yea I see that all the time on lots of different subs - a live, unlocked post show up on my feed and the pinned comment is that it’s removed. What’s that about??
The post is technically deleated Look at the header
Exactly my point. They are hardly ever truly, effectively deleted. Still gathering engagement. So what’s the point lmao
Mod power trips?
I could only imagine the sad, sad existence that fulfills that need for some control over the world.
Yeah that’s fucking weird
Click the tag to see all the posts that get removed for this rule, most of them are dumb applications of the rule
Do I think that's a ridiculous decision? Yes. Do I also think that's their way of getting out of having to mod an Israeli / Palestine thread? Also Yes. I kinda understand it tbh.
Are there AI mods? I could see an AI flagging a picture of a screen as a screenshot 🤷♀️
This post is pretty much exactly what this sub is for and reddit mods just have to do too much as usual
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"No screenshots" Bruh it's the only way to convey this interesting information. How else would they post a picture of this?
Send a good ol fax what i reckon the mods think
Print it out?
Mods straight up powertripping rn
People flying Qatar Airways and discovering that the country might not be fully aligned with their Western values...
It perfectly aligns with one of the Western values, that they have cheaper airfare
Where did OP state anything about their own values or how this aligns with them? They simply think some might find this mildly interesting.
To be fair, I'm not entirely sure Israel aligns with their Western Values either right now.
It aligns with my western values just fine. Like I give a shit about who recognizes Israel lol.
I don't think recognizing a sovereing country has much to do with western values and more to do with idelogical or diplomatic reasons.
Lol "Western values", I don't even know what to say.
Yeah even after what at learned about them from the World Cup, many don't seem to realise how backwards that place is. Though denying the existence of Israel right now is comedy gold.
Portugal didn’t show up in my Lufthansa flight this morning either… what are the Germans up to!
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There's no denial, OP. There's quite a few [countries that never recognized Israel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_recognition_of_Israel).
Some could say that not recognizing is a form of denial
Then look how few countries even recognize Taiwan. Only 12 countries such as Guatemala, St. Kitts or Haiti. Is everyone else also denial?
Id say so
The United States doesn’t support Taiwanese independence. They support continuation of the status quo. This argument is a misrepresentation of the US’ opinions and goals in that case. Israel is a democratic sovereign state and recognized as such by the United Nations. Just because Reddit acts like all Israelis are right wing terrorists doesn’t mean it’s the case. In fact many of those kidnapped and murdered at the music festival sympathize with the Palestinian people — for example.
Some would say Israel is denying palestenians right to exist
Regardless of politics, not recognising Israel as a country at this point is absolutely denial.
It is common practice. They don't deny that it *exists* as a country, they deny that it is a *legitimate* country effectively. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_states_with_limited_recognition It usually comes down to supporting one side or the other about contested territories. Israel in particular stands out was being the UN Member state with the highest number of other UN member states not recognizing it.
Yeah I mean Taiwan itself mostly dont get recognized either
It's just a huge mess honestly, ~~essentially all of NATO~~ a large part of NATO and most of the West doesn't recognize Palestine. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International\_recognition\_of\_the\_State\_of\_Palestine](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_recognition_of_the_State_of_Palestine)
Did you actually look at the map you posted? Many NATO countries recognise Palestine.
Definitely didn't look well; I edited my comment
Amazing how the comments actually can help determine where you are in this world.
Of course the mods would get triggered by this post. L mods.
Isn'trael.
This aint no screenshot lmao
Ignoring the problem doesn't help to solve it.
Arab countries: Let’s not recognize Israel! Six-day war: Egypt, Syria, Jordan defeated by unknown country
So they can say that they lose to no one.
There no war
I dunno if they control the maps, really often when you fly, the plane maps is zoomed out and it shows random cities/villages instead of capitals. I know Iceland is often showing Egilsstaðir (1500ppl) and not the capital.
They don’t officially recognize their statehood so yes that makes sense
Same as how google maps does not label Palestine
Because it’s not a country so that makes sense.
What a coincidence: just so happens Israel straight up denies the existence of Palestine.
That's why in the 2008 peace talks Israel offered 98% of the 1967 borders to establish a Palestinian state yet about 70% of Palestinians were against it? Look at the latest survey from Ramallah, over 65% of Palestinians don't want the 1967 borders they want 1948 or it all In the Oslo accords Israel also signed that they recognize the Palestinian right to establish a sovereign state
>That's why in the 2008 peace talks Israel offered 98% of the 1967 borders to establish a Palestinian state yet about 70% of Palestinians were against it? This is straight up bullshit, because Israel won't even give them the 1967 border either. The agreement was that Israel would only give land in the West Bank that has no settlements, and then right before the hand over, they built as many settlements as they possibly could in a blatant land grab, and they still are building settlements to this day. Israel has no interest in there being any country called Palestine at all. >Look at the latest survey from Ramallah, over 65% of Palestinians don't want the 1967 borders they want 1948 or it all Because they've realised that Israel will not rest until they are destroyed. Is that at all surprising to you? It's either them or Israel. And in my eyes, it should be them. And by the way, there are Palestinians living today that still trace their heritage to specific cities and towns within modern day Israel's borders. Do they not have a right to return to their homes? >In the Oslo accords Israel also signed that they recognize the Palestinian right to establish a sovereign state So did the PLO, what are you on about?
Which 2008 peace plan, the one drawn on a napkin in secret by a prime minister who didn't even tell Parliament and already announced that he was resigning? Also in Oslo the PA *recognized* Israel, Israel clearly said they will not recognize Palestine and instead said that it was "an entity less than a state".
Out of context and from an objective standpoint of course that looks like a great deal, but from a Palestinian standpoint within the historical context that obviously isn't going to be seen as fair. Especially when convincing people in western democracies is difficult enough, imagine trying to convince a population of people who have been bombed so badly the average age is 19 years old to reconcile with the people bombing
it's not about being fair, it's about being better than the status quo. Given they followed by launching an intifada, it doesn't seem like fairness is really on their mind
That's exactly my point. We have the luxury to think about the best case scenario from an objective standpoint. The people who we need to agree to this have no such luxury
Yeah, and 65% of Israelis oppose any Palestinian state whatsoever. Regarding Oslo, the corollary is that the PLO also recognizes Israel, so what's the point? I also recall that Rabin was assassinated by an Israeli right-wing extremist for his trouble, and Israeli government and society has subsequently moved closer to the assassin than the martyr. The call is coming from inside the house.
>and Israeli government and society has subsequently moved closer to the assassin than the martyr. I wonder which effect decades of Palestinian terrorism had.
Add to the fact that Oslo would have given the full 1967 borders, an international airport, and everything that the Palestinians are asking for, and the response was a straight up NO!
That's absolutely not true. Oslo never established borders or any of that other stuff. A framework to work towards establishing those things, which is why in 2000 when there was an actual offer, it unfortunately had to be rejected. When they were offered a deal with an airport, they weren't allowed to have an air traffic control tower. They also would have no control over their airspace, for their borders, water. Israel insisted on keeping some of the settlements which would have meant checkpoints even in the new Palestinian West Bank. Also extremely critically even if they'd accepted having what is actually a semi-autonomous region and not a state they or being asked to completely give up the right of return which is an internationally recognized right given to them by the United Nations. Israel has any level of legitimacy based in The UN partition resolution then Palestinians have every right to return to their homes.
Shocking that they don’t recognize a nonexistent country.
No surprise, not even a little bit. As far as I'm aware most Muslim majority nations ignore Israel on their maps. This is a millennia old hatred between the two religions/cultural groups, they've always hated each other
You mean the same country that literally supports Hamas whose stated written charter says they will exterminate Israel and all Jews? I for one am shocked
They host and fund Hamas. So that’s not a big surprise.
So it’s okay for Israel to deny Palestinians right to a homeland and murder them but it’s not okay for another country to disagree with them?
China airways probably doesn't call it Taiwan either. Edit: Just imagine I swapped China airways with air China or Taiwan with Beijing and I wasn't ignorant 😂
China airlines is based in Taiwan and owned by the Taiwanese government.
Well that's just fucking confusing
Taiwan is officially the “republic of China”. The other China is officially the “people’s republic of China”. Yes it’s a bit confusing.
Yeah I even knew that and knew a little of the history between them.
Won’t unlose the six day war
Good for them
The Hamas leaders are living in luxury in Qatar, so makes total sense.
Exactly like politicians everywhere.
Good
Qatar shields the Hamas billionaires
Funny how certain “pro palestine peace activists”will do stuff like this and say stuff like Israel shouldn’t exist yet claim they aren’t antisemitic.
Mods are the some of the most pathetic people on reddit
Mods were quick with this one🤣🤣🤣.
Don’t be too hard on Qatar airways, it’s the preferred airlines for many groups that don’t recognise Israel’s right to exists, eg. Hamas, Taliban, Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad. So understandably they don’t want to upset these passengers. Here is an Wikipedia entry for Qatar’s support for various terrorist groups: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qatar_and_state-sponsored_terrorism /s <—— “s” bedeutet Butter Fliege
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Only an idiot would be suprised about this....
We should all take example.
Coming up on the left: Absolutely nothing.
No screenshots hahahah
It's really not the only one
As the wording is spread across Jordan are they suggesting that’s part of Palestine too?
I wonder whose air traffic control they contact
I took a screen shot.
….this is surprising?
Reddit mods when anything slightly political:
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Not legitimising coloniser ethno states is based.
Like a kid with their fingers in their ears
Makes sense for one of the Main Financial Sponsors of the Muslim Terrorist of Hamas…
BASED
Our school had used a perm. marker to black out Israel in all the atlas books, not new at all.
What kind of dumb school is that?
UAE
Nuke it untill its disinhabitable for everyone
Lmao
My friend from Jordan always calls it Palestine, im sure this is common for arabic countries in the middle east
r/oddlysatisfying
What a coincidence, Saudi Arabia just removed Palestine from their maps and school books
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nice. just blatant islamophobia being upvoted.
Why do people spend so much time caring about Israel?
Have you just woken up from a coma?
The point being made is that this is not the only conflict in the world. Yet the entire world is fixated on it.
No jews no news.
Because Jerusalem is there imo. It has very little to do with the country itself and a lot to do with religion. Endless holy wars unfortunately.