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AloeVera

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6. Without Turkey's help, there would have been no ceasefire.

Reply to cliffside (Reply #2)

Sun Oct 26, 2025, 06:37 PM

Oct 26

Of course Israel's definition of a ceasefire is to kill "only" 20 Palestinians a day, but I digress. So Israel can reject the participation of a NATO member with a large, ready army, and a nation whose leader Trump recently praised as a "reliable ally"? I guess we know who is REALLY running this farce of a "peace plan", don't we?

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Fears Gaza 'temporary' ceasefire line could become permanent new border [View all] cliffside Oct 26 OP

Fears?? When are people going to get a clue? AloeVera Oct 26 #1

Unfortunately when it is too late I fear and as usual there is mostly a media blackout here ... cliffside Oct 26 #4

Turkey likely to be excluded from Gaza stabilisation force after Israeli objection cliffside Oct 26 #2

Without Turkey's help, there would have been no ceasefire. AloeVera Oct 26 #6

Israel takes and never gives anything back. They've been stealing Palestinian land for decades. Lonestarblue Oct 26 #3

Focus has been on Gaza while the land grab in the West Bank continues :( nt cliffside Oct 26 #5

The Arabs keep starting wars, losing, and then whine when they lose land. Jose Garcia Oct 26 #7

Lol. N/T AloeVera Oct 26 #8

Seems like they gave the Sinai back to Egypt in '82...and pulled out of Gaza in 2005 nt EX500rider Oct 26 #9

Reminds me of the expansion of Israel by one furrow at a time. alfredo Oct 26 #10

That is how Israel has done it for the last 58 years. louis-t Oct 26 #11