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Genocide and Suicide Terrorism - Part 1

Article 6 (a) Genocide by killing:

Elements
1. The perpetrator killed2 one or more persons.
2. Such person or persons belonged to a particular national, ethnical, racial or religious group.
3. The perpetrator intended to destroy, in whole or in part, that national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such.
4. The conduct took place in the context of a manifest pattern of similar conduct directed against that group or was conduct that could itself effect such destruction.

On 3 April 2002, about 1,000 Israeli troops entered the Jenin refugee camp on the West Bank, home to some 14,000 Palestinians. Supported by Apache attack helicopters and Caterpillar D9 armored bulldozers, the troops razed a section of the camp that harbored militants who had recently organized a string of devastating suicide missions and other attacks against Israeli civilians. At least 52 Palestinians were killed in Jenin, 22 of them civilians, along with 23 Israeli soldiers. By the time the dust settled on 11 April, more than a quarter of the camp’s residents were homeless.

Data were also collected on all 210 state-directed assassinations and 138 suicide bombings that took place in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza between 26 October 2000 (the date of the Second Intifada’s first suicide bombing) and 12 July 2005.

Note that although relatively indiscriminate state violence was more widespread in Gaza than in the West Bank, Israelis saw Gaza as less of a threat than the West Bank throughout the Second Intifada. That is because 109 suicide bombings originated in the West Bank compared to just 28 in Gaza (see Table 3).

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About suicide terrorists
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/349
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/356
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/357
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/358

by University of Toronto
Genocide and Suicide Terrorism - Part 2
Part 1: https://t.iss.one/IsraelWarBullshit/945

In Gaza, after the separation barrier was completed and the Second Intifada had begun, most militants were in fact compelled to turn away from suicide bombing and toward guerilla attacks and the launching of Qassam rockets and mortar shells at Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip and Israel proper.

No such launches were recorded in 2000, but 516 took place in 2001. Their number rose steadily for the next three years to 1,475 in 2004 and then tapered off somewhat to just over 1,000 in 2005 (Intelligence and Information Center 2006, 24; Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2007).

In the West Bank, the situation was different. The rate of killing of Palestinians by Israel was only about half as high as in Gaza. At the same time, the frequency of Palestinian deaths was more sensitive to the threat level than was the case in Gaza. The correlation between the monthly number of Palestinian deaths and the monthly number of suicide missions originating in the region was strong and in the direction that Marshall’s rational choice theory would lead one to expect.

Thus, when threat was high in the West Bank, the killing of Palestinians by the Israeli state rose. When threat was low, the killing of Palestinians dropped off.

Interestingly, frontier-like Gaza was less subject to assassinations than was the West Bank. Nearly twice as many assassinations took place in the West Bank (135) as in Gaza (72).


In addition, a chorus of human rights groups, media outlets, the United Nations, and European governments soon criticized Israeli state violence, calling for constraint and reminding Israel that state violence against civilians violates international human rights norms that have become deeply entrenched since World War II.

About suicide terrorists
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/349
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/356
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/357
https://t.iss.one/TerrorismTelegram/358

by University of Toronto
Sorry Huffpost, what you said? Scarsa moderazione di X e Telegram, e poi VOI siete i primi! 🤦‍♂️ Please tell less bullshit, if YOU are the first one sharing video of Hamas!

Almeno Wired usa il cervello ...

Non tutti i follower acquisiti dalle Brigate al-Qassam sono sostenitori della causa. Tra questi, infatti, molti sono giornalisti, reporter, ricercatori ed esperti di sicurezza che hanno bisogno di rimanere aggiornati sulle azioni dell'organizzazione in tempo reale, e che trovano in Telegram una buona soluzione per renderlo possibile.

Tous les partisans acquis par les Brigades al-Qassam ne soutiennent pas cette cause. Parmi ceux-ci, en effet, nombreux sont les journalistes, reporters, chercheurs et experts en sécurité qui ont besoin de rester informés des actions de l'organisation en temps réel et qui trouvent dans Telegram une bonne solution pour rendre cela possible.

No todos los seguidores adquiridos por las Brigadas al-Qassam apoyan la causa. Entre ellos, de hecho, muchos son periodistas, reporteros, investigadores y expertos en seguridad que necesitan estar actualizados sobre las acciones de la organización en tiempo real y que encuentran en Telegram una buena solución para hacerlo posible.

Not all followers acquired by the al-Qassam Brigades are supporters of the cause. Among these, in fact, many are journalists, reporters, researchers and security experts who need to stay updated on the organization's actions in real time, and who find Telegram a good solution to make this possible.
If you see that, and you still walk there, remember it's your fault! if you die ...

The same about travel advices to not travel in some countries due to terrorism or other reasons ...

NEVER FORGET THAT!
https://t.iss.one/SafeTravelTelegram
https://t.iss.one/TravelAdviceTelegram
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Well our comment:
a) for sure a volcano eruption is much safer than terrorists ... so we would visit 🇮🇸 instead of 🇵🇸 or 🇮🇶 or 🇵🇰 or 🇸🇦 or or or without any doubt
b) Iceland is pretty experts with such things, even if other nations have volcanoes too
https://t.iss.one/Volcanscientific/49
it's not the first time too.
c) the power of nature cannot be underevaluated, no matter how good scientists are ...
d) remember that is not related to whole Iceland
e) remember that tourists are a money source for Iceland (like for other countries), so obviously they will say "it's safe" if 99.9% is safe, but there is still a 0.1% of unsafe.
f) you cannot use drones ...
https://t.iss.one/DefenceTelegram/374
https://perma.cc/556R-6XLU
so if your idea was "cool, a great way to do videos", yes, but just in part
g) even journalists traveled to Iceland ... but they travel to 🇵🇸 too
h) even if something happens to Reykjavík, you can trip to Akureyri or other airports ... https://perma.cc/MX52-ZZBQ
i) keep in mind that if flight will be cancelled, you need to remain there or use other strategies, for example Seyðisfjörður is located on the other side of Iceland ... https://perma.cc/M9JA-DA4C or https://perma.cc/3SQZ-6XN4 or ..
l) volcano != volcano

Conclusion: it should not be a problem to trip to Iceland, especially depending where you want to trip ... but remember to keep enough money! if something happens and you need to change things or sleep more days there or or or ...

Ask directly Iceland what you need to do when flight maybe get stopped ... just as prevention step. We never visited Iceland until now (it's a todo), so we have zero experience. No matter what, always keep in mind + and -, not that you say "oh, i didn't expected that ...". Use always the brain and ask questions to the right people BEFORE you do a trip! If you are not happy with the answers, continue to ask to other ...

Air travel disruption after 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption https://perma.cc/HF3H-ESPY

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NEVER and EVER forget this scene!

If you watch the movie, you will probably cry different times, like we did too

NEVER insult Norway with bullshit informations.

Because talking about numbers is pretty easy, especially if we look such thing in the past, but what is going behind that is totally different

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We always hear "HAMAS IS ISIS" - We need to destroy it.

Well, for your safety Israel, hope that Hamas is not ISIS! Otherwise you would have a bigger problem once you destroy Hamas! (if you destroy Hamas ...). Just think about it.

Don't complain when terroristic attacks to your country will happen in the next years.

Obviously all people visiting Israel in the next years cannot complain about future terroristic attacks done by other arab countries ... since now you have been warned.

Remember, terrorists don't forget things! like we don't forget history and facts
Back to the bullshit said in
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A study found that of the eighty-nine attacks in the United States that occurred from 2011 to 2015, Muslims were responsible for eleven attacks, or 12 percent!!!!!

Of the 45 police officers killed by domestic extremists since 2001, 10 were killed by left wing extremists, 34 by right wing extremists and one by domestic Islamic extremists.”

First, propaganda relies on flawed ideologies such as racial stereotypes. Second, propaganda relies on myths, such as the myth of white innocence and white supremacy.

The two sides of the coin of racial hierarchy match up with two basic components of propaganda. The consequences are not more but less safety. The propaganda also makes us lesser in other ways that have contributed to the strength of our nation: it makes us less welcoming, less inclusive, and less diverse.

Trump has basically mainstreamed Islamophobia. Some have turned violent, like the Islamophobic rants that began with “get out of my country”197 and ended in the murder of two people in Portland, Oregon, and one person in Olathe, Kansas.198

Children have been targets as well. Forty-two percent of U.S. Muslims have said their school-age children had been bullied because of their faith— a rate that is four times the rate of the general population.199

And a quarter of the time the bullying has been by their teachers.200

Propaganda has consequences, and one of the consequences of propagation of the terrorist Muslim stereotype is the dehumanization and terrorization of Muslim Americans, as well as Americans perceived as Muslim, which sweeps in Arabs, Middle Easterners, and Southeast Asians.202

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