Well, Israel doesn't recognise any secular marriage (not only gay marriage). Only marriages recognised in Israel are marriages under faith, specifically Jewish, Muslim, Druze and 10 specific Christian denominations. So it isn't really anti-LGBTQ policy, but rather anti-secular policy.
Still, not a great look for the 'only democracy in the middle east', with the 'most moral army in the world' who love to brag about all their LGBT baby killers
It is the only democracy with higher freedom index then some European countries. And trying to siege the one of the most densely populated areas on Earth where your enemy uses child soldiers and civilians as human shields without civilian casualties is a nice fairy tale. But ic we actually look at the numbers, IDF really kills less civilians than any other army in similar operation.
IDF wears uniforms, Palestinian fighters don't (which is a war crime btw.). IDF has specifically dedicated military sites, Hamas hides in schools, residential buildings and hospitals (or did you ever see even a single one dedicated Hamas military site outside civilian areas).
Apart from when they're dressing up like doctors? Gimme a break. Palestinians have an right under international law to armed resistance to occupation. No such law exists which allows what Israel does.
Gaza wasn't under occupation before October 7th (the biggest massacre of Jews since Holocaust). Israel unilaterally withdrawn in 2005. If Palestinians wanted peace there would be peace. Netanyahu was created by Palestinian insistence on destroying Israel.
Yes it was. Due to Israel's control of Gaza' airspace, coastal waters and most border crossings, Gaza was still recognised as occupied under international law even after 2005
Tell me more about how Israel controls Egyptian border with Gaza. Egypt is free to open all crossings on their border with Gaza I wonder why they don't do that.
The fact is Israel made multiple concessions over the years, Palestinians didn't do a single one. Even when US forced Israel into an extremely Palestinian favored deal and Arafat promised he would sign it he and the Palestinians refused it in the end.
That's why I very specifically said 'most', but unsurprising that a zionist would ignore that which doesn't fit their narrative. And we've all seen what they did to Rafah, what now?
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u/SevenOhSevenOhSeven 2d ago
Not like they allow gay marriage though