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Ireland condemns Israel's planned attack on Rafah, urges EU members to call for immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza (www.gov.ie)

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Citing UN sources, the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs says that the "wholly inadequate humanitarian access over the last 4 months" means that the population faces acute food insecurity, with a serious risk of famine developing. "This is unconscionable," the statement says.

"Freezing or withdrawing funding to UNRWA further exacerbates these risks - States which have done so must urgently rescind this decision and resume funding."

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[–] letmesleep@feddit.de 1 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

So they will go down the moment the American empire goes down. Or the USA changes its politics. Which could mean the same.

No, then they'll get desparate. And a desperate Isarel may indeed become genocidal. Simply killing all Palestinians is one of the options that remain if there's no longer a sufficient supply of precision ammunition. Napalm is dirt cheap and if you use enough of it you start a firestorm that wipes out the rest of the city. Alternatively they could use their nuclear arsenal.

As bad as this is, the danger here is not Israel being too strong, but it being too weak. My guess is that could work in the other direction as well. If America or Nato did directly aid with their troops there'd likely be far fewer civilian casualties.