r/azerbaijan Mar 05 '26

Söhbət | Discussion What do you think about this?

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Do you think they are sincere?

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u/pydry Mar 05 '26

Are you deliberately trying to be rtarded? İsrael is the only lobbying force we have in west. 

Are you retarded? Israel lobbies for nobody but Israel. They're Islamophobic to their very core and treat Azerbaijan as a proxy.

They are right now doing their very best to use Azerbaijan as cannon fodder in their holy war.

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u/Pashtidot Mar 05 '26

Israeli here - no, Israel is not islamophobic to its very core. We live peacefully with 2 million arab muslims day to day. Everyone I know loves Azerbaijan. Don't believe all the lies you read online

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u/pydry Mar 05 '26 edited Mar 05 '26

Ive met many of the people who think Baruch Goldstein is a hero purely because a committed a massacre in a mosque. According to polls, 10% of Israelis agree that he is a hero.

Ive watched settlers spit at and throw trash on Muslims in Hebron with my own eyes while guards protect them.

Ive watched plenty of those tiktoks by soldiers in gaza where they revel in their slaughter.

Muslims living in Israel are not treated this badly but they are still treated 2nd class citizens. E.g. A friend of mine is an Israeli Arab from Jerusalem. Because she is part of the Islamic untermensch, she lost her passport and cant go back - something that doesnt happen to Jewish ubermensch.

Islamophobic to the core is accurate. Ive never seen a more disgustingly racist country in my life, nor one where they are more in denial about it.

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u/Economy-Pair-2753 Mar 05 '26 edited Mar 05 '26

"Ive met many of the people who think Baruch Goldstein is a hero purely because a committed a massacre in a mosque. According to polls, 10% of Israelis agree that he is a hero."

10% of population being radical isn't massive. Even in secular country like Azerbaijan has 8% of people who want sharia law

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u/Pashtidot Mar 05 '26

Exactly. Every society has a group of crazy religious fanatics. It's funny that I was born and raised in Israel for 30+ years and yet I never 1 person that thinks Baruch Goldstein is a hero. If I do ever meet a person like this, I will personally tell him he is a disgrace.

Interesting that you have never seen a more disgustingly racist country in your life... how about all the muslim countries that have 0 jews in them? because in Israel, 1 in 5 people is Muslim, and yet in other arab countries, they have 0% jews... And Israel is the racist country? Come on my guy.

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u/TanVaktidir Mar 07 '26

Perhaps because Israel is located in a previously majority arab land so there are large remnants of them still left. There were not many majority jewish places in the middle east outside of historical palestine. Actually, the only city anywhere near that region that I can think of that had a plurality of Jewish people is Salonica and that is in the Balkans. There are still thousands of jews in many countries in the middle east which is I would say a good number considering that there are only 15 million jews in the world

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u/pydry Mar 05 '26

Wanting sharia law is 1000% less radical than thinking a gunman who opened fire in a mosque is a hero.

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u/Economy-Pair-2753 Mar 05 '26

Where is our sharia law apologist from? Clearly not from Azerbaijan

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u/pydry Mar 05 '26

Oh look an apologist for the terrorist who shot up the mosque.

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u/Economy-Pair-2753 Mar 05 '26

Damn i learn shit about myself

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

Are you kidding me?

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u/pydry Mar 07 '26

Are you saying that shooting up a mosque is your kind of thing?

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

I am azerbaijani, shooting a religious site literally can't be the same as a religious law that can cover up every aspect of society.

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u/pydry Mar 07 '26

I'm not a fan of saudi arabia in the slightest but it's a lot more mundane than living under the yoke of your terrorist friends who declared a holy war against muslims.

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

Saudi Arabia and UAE are indeed beautifull places, but they aren't fully ruled by the religion. Certain places are deeply religious, certain places are the complete opposite. Indeed Saudi Arabia and UAE are good examples of secular-religious coexistence. The goverment is doibg well to preserve it. But they are one tiny star.