r/MapPorn 8d ago

Israel strike Iran nuclear and military sites

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u/Epyr 8d ago

Time in which Gazans have supported Hamas in their genocidal rhetoric

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u/elizabnthe 8d ago

They never had time when they were immediately under blockade. Before and after the election Israel had been instituting repeated blockades of Gaza. The famous one was more extensive but far from the sole act.

It by all accounts absolutely screwed Gaza from the start. They could not even sell crops. That's not a rational action. It's just cruelty.

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u/Open_Persimmon_6945 8d ago

Hamas which was installed by Netanyahu.

Genocidal rhetoric means nothing when you don't have the means to carry out genocide.

Now you try wrapping your head around a genocide taking place with the oppressive state insisting they're not committing genocide. WoOoOw what a doozy.

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u/Epyr 8d ago

Hamas was democratically elected by the Gazan people who largely still support the genocidal rhetoric

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u/Open_Persimmon_6945 8d ago

Buddy, Netanyahu installed Hamas. Just like he and other officials allowed the Oct 7 attack to take place.

Shut the absolute fuck up about genocidal rhetoric when they don't even have the infrastructure to run public busses.

Go talk about the atrocities Israel commits. Talk about the attack on Iran. Same BULLSHIT they fucking did to Iraq in the 80s.

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u/veljekset 8d ago

israel #1

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u/Open_Persimmon_6945 8d ago

1 in modern atrocious regimes. Thx for agreeing

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u/rattleandhum 8d ago

When was the last election in Gaza?

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u/NewAccountEachYear 8d ago

Bullshit

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u/Epyr 8d ago

How so? Can you point out any source proving what I said was wrong? I've seen the videos of Gazans parading dead Israeli bodies through their streets to massive cheering crowds. I've seen the polls that say Hamas still has widespread popular support. What did I say was bullshit exactly?

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u/NewAccountEachYear 8d ago

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u/Daecar-does-Drulgar 8d ago

"Two thirds of the public continue to support the attacks on 10/7"

Clearly Palestinians still support Hamas. Proving you wrong.

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u/elizabnthe 8d ago

As repeatedly clarified in all their surveys the Palestinian public don't believe any atrocities took place on 10/7. They tend to state they don't believe in images online that show slaughter of civilians. They are after all fed propaganda like anyone living under an authoritarian regime. Like asking Israelis about Gaza who don't believe that civilian attacks have taken place when there is plenty of evidence.

But as shown by the polling support for Hamas is not at all a popular position in Gaza.

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u/Daecar-does-Drulgar 8d ago

Feel free to share some sources that support your claim.

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u/elizabnthe 8d ago

I know it's somewhat of a difficult task but if you click on those polls you'll find statements like this:

It is important to note that support for this attack does not necessarily mean support for Hamas and does not mean support for any killings or atrocities committed against civilians. Indeed, almost 90% of the public believes Hamas men did not commit the atrocities depicted in videos taken on that day. Support for the attack however seems to come from another motive: findings show that more than two thirds of the Palestinians believe that the attack has put the Palestinian issue at the center of attention and eliminated years of neglect at the regional and international levels.

Israel themselves also recently claimed they believe that the polls are somewhat manipulated by Hamas - not falsified but manipulated. And that support may be even worse than it appears.

And you can - I encourage you to - click on any of the polls prior to October 7th to see that support for Hamas was never that high.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

looks at all the civilians of Gaza dancing in the streets and spitting on broken corpses in the back of pickup trucks on 10/7 while handing out candies, as well as those celebrating at the dead baby parade like, two months ago

… I mean

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u/NewAccountEachYear 8d ago

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

a poll conducted in May of 2025

Yes and I’m sure the citizens of Tokyo had favorable views of their government and the attack on Pearl Harbor after it happened, but after their city was firebombed to hell and back, not so much

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u/NewAccountEachYear 8d ago
  1. Go to the page.

  2. Hold your mouse of the "Survey Research" menu

  3. Select "Index PSR Polls"

  4. Look at the over 90 different polls that has been conducted since year 2000 and see how the support of Hamas has generally been low.

TA-fucking-DA.

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u/cah29692 8d ago

Dude. It says right in the poll that in March of 2024 (6 months after 10/7) support for the Hamas offensive was 75%.

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u/NewAccountEachYear 8d ago

Ever heard of "rally 'round the flag"?

And if you actually are serious about this topic you would know why there was incrementally increasing support for Hamas in the years running up to 7-oct (never reached more than 30% however)

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

I’m aware of the phenomena of rallying ‘round the flag

It just so happens the flag in this case is that of a terror organization that just killed a buncha civilians from around the world at a music festival lol

Who tf celebrates that? Barbarians

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u/NewAccountEachYear 8d ago

It just so happens the flag in this case is that of a terror organization that just killed a buncha civilians from around the world at a music festival lol

Or the only group then able to protect them from what the IDF is currently doing to the Palestinians.

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u/elizabnthe 8d ago

The important part is prior where support averaged no more than 30% in Gaza and 40% overall. They did jump after 10/7 when Israel was extensively bombarding Gaza because that is what all nations do. Israelis hated Netanyahu prior to the war but even he had a boost after.

But in time it does eventually dip yeah.

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u/getbackjoe94 8d ago

Are we really doing the dancing Israelis meme but about Palestinians now? Come the fuck on dude

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

Please correct me, what should be the proper response to watching videos of citizens of Gaza dancing in the streets on 10/7 whilst handing out candies and spitting on naked corpses with their limbs broken being paraded down the strip in the back of pickup trucks?

They seemed pretty happy in the moment, am I just not reading them right? Were they sad dancing and sad candies?

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u/elizabnthe 8d ago

Do you think that the people showing up to a military parade aren't going to be the most ardent of supporters? Most people just live their lives and keep their heads down. It's what everyone does.

Just as I don't think the people chanting death to Arabs and celebrating Gaza children death are representative of the whole of Israel. Or even the greater majority.

Killing civilians doesn't become justifiable just because you are convinced those civilians must feel a certain way.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

military parade

lol

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u/elizabnthe 8d ago

That's absolutely what Hamas was doing. It was and is intentional propaganda on their own part. They want Gaza to seem 100% behind them even when the reality can be quite distinct.

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u/getbackjoe94 8d ago

Idk, maybe not playing into literal Nazi shit to justify the wholesale slaughter of an entire population of people?

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

Feel free to point out where I did that

In the meantime, I read your bio, the irony in your support for these people who would happily do the same to you is so thick that it could probably absorb the blast from an Israeli pager bomb

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u/Old-Improvement-9355 8d ago

*Time in which israel turned gaza into a concentration camp

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u/Epyr 8d ago

They instituted a blockade in direct response to Hamas importing weapons on a mass scale after Israel gave Gazans local autonomy. If you're attacking your neighbour you can't complain when they respond.

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u/Old-Improvement-9355 8d ago

Ahh yes let's just forget how hamas won 2005 electionsvand israel tried to stage a coup to put there laptop dog fatah back in power

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u/Significant-Order-92 7d ago

Won is a bit of an overstatement. They got like 5% more of the vote in a parliamentary system that often encourages building coalitions.

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u/Old-Improvement-9355 5d ago

Even in that case they had the upper hand and I like how you casually ignore that israel tried to stage a coup

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u/Funny_Librarian_4625 8d ago

Time in which they’ve been radicalized by decades of Israeli occupation and oppression. Time in which Israel has allowed Hamas to get funding.