In the following video:

www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g4djgdyk2o

Go directly to 01:14 to save time if you prefer to.

I wanted to ask y'all how common is this type of ideology among Israelis? Is this just a fanatic settler bunch or is the general Israeli public brought up under such indoctrination--or is it somewhere between?

I know a lot of Jews here are just minding their own business, a lot straight up don't agree with the Zionist lunatics as the one in this video.

A lot of US resources go into supporting Israel and its interests and I'm a little concerned whether that guy's conviction would put American lives above Palestinians at all.

I mean, sure they don't shit where they eat right now, but the Talmud doesn't say American are the chosen people, and its anyone's guess how these kind of Israelis would treat us in a scenario where the roles are reversed and we depend on them more then they do on us.

@Typo-MAGAshiv

"there's no such place as "Palestine"! "Palestine" was what the Romans called Israel and Judea.

Calling the Arab Muslims who live in Israel "Palestinians" and clamoring for a free, autonomous "Palestine" is like calling the Arab Muslims who live in France "Gaulians" and clamoring for a free, autonomous "Gaul"."

Before the Allied (mainly British) invasion of that land during WW1, at least for more than a thousand years it was considered part of region called Syria and officially recognized under the municipalities of Damascus, Acre, Jerusalem among others. People composed of Arab, Kurdish, Syriac, Egyptian, Turkic, and--a minority of--Jewish origins lived, farmed, traded for a looooong time there.

The same people who called it Palestine are calling it Israel Today. it was first called Palestine by the Allies shortly before their invasion, and given to secular nationalists Arabs in return for their rebellion against their Ottoman rulers.

Following their successful rebellion with the Allied support, British Petrol (BP) got what they wanted, the underdog Arab tribes got what wanted (By overthrowing the loyalist Arabic tribe who ruled as the Sheriff of Jerusalem--Ottoman legal position for the local governor) and they happily called themselves Palestinians (if only Arabs studied the bible a little bit LOL).

Later--of course--the allies decided(!) to replace the local population with Jews imported from Europe, and called it Israel. This was all a result of Zionist efforts. The whole thing was probably an artificial reanimation of biblical history which looks phony as fuck.

That's why it's called stolen land. The local population rebelling against their overlords and declaring independence is one thing (as sketchy as their claims look, since the ruling tribes were also local and refused to cooperate with foreign invaders), replacing a local population overnight with a foreign one overnight--by breaking your word as a military ally and backstabbing them is a whole other thing. Americans fought for America--stolen or not. Israel didn't fight for Israel, they asked us to do it and they never stopped asking since.

My last paragraph is my personal view, the rest are historical facts. You can run some mental gymnastics to justify a contrary view to mine, but dude idgaf about some foreigners who depend on American resources to own their home. I don't even have free healthcare here, but my taxes are paying for their housing in billions of $$$ every year. You aint justifying that shit to me.

@SeasonedRP Simple. Like any other "free" market, short supply will drive up production and a new equilibrium will be reached after an initial spike in the prices.

That's not happening with the housing market, because it's not a free market. There is a law. If 20% of the residents object to a new project in the town hall, that project is vetoed.

Guess what? There's always a 20% boomer nosy retired-military type of population who are willing to show their assess in the town hall when we're at work.

That's why new houses are not being built despite the increasing demand.

Again. Nothing to do with immigrants. In a healthy society, population will always increase, and the US ain't running out of land anytime soon. It's one of the least densely populated countries in the World. The construction business haven't stopped in those most densely populated ones yet.

I haven't written anything in my initial comment without doing my due diligence. I'm not gonna spend hours replying to you guys here.

Swallow your pride and go do your research or stop calling yourself red pilled. Or don't... I'm okay with a little irony.

Oh! about the illegal crossing thing. How the fuck are immigrants supposed to enter? Since the early 2000s, legal ways of immigrating to the US has been made so difficult, it's almost like illegal immigration has been encouraged.

It's not like how it was when your great grandparents came here dude. You can't just pack your shit and register at the harbor anymore. These hispanics ain't really doing anything your grandparents didn't. They're just not white. South Africans on the other hand (The white ones) are free to come.

It's never about race. Sureeee...