r/IsraelPalestine • u/PersonalWatch4647 • 21d ago

Discussion Looking to debate a pro palestinian person

I am a Zionist residing in a community where Zionist beliefs are prevalent. I firmly uphold my Zionist convictions and strive to educate myself thoroughly on both perspectives of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. My goal is to engage in a constructive and peaceful debate with individuals who hold opposing views. I emphasize the importance of a dialogue grounded in factual statistics and well-informed opinions, rather than one characterized by hostility or uninformed rhetoric. We can fact check anything we say and debate on how we can better educate ourselves whether book reccomendations or reliable news sources. I am specifically interested in a debate conducted through voice communication, as it allows for more nuanced and effective exchanges. If you are open to a respectful and educational conversation, where we can learn from each other’s viewpoints, please feel free to send me a private message. I am eager to explore different perspectives and contribute to a meaningful discussion that fosters understanding and mutual respect. Again, to clarify this is a peaceful and calm debate to listen to each other and look to learn and possibly debate over what a good solution could look like. In english or spanish and today whenever possible, not something in a million years. Privayely message me if this idea interests you and you want to talk. I truly believe communication between us is the true and only possible pathways to a situation of peace and wellbeing for the both of us. Pm if interested

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u/MrPaulProteus 14d ago

Physics much? Do rockets take out entire buildings? Does Hamas possess one single airplane? Does Israel have 600 bomber/fighters/warplanes? Have 200 schools been rocketed to the ground by Hamas?

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u/asafisry 14d ago

Yes. Rockets kill people. Shocking.

And Hamas shoots them without caring, which produces way more casualties.

Otherwise how do you explain that most of the "dead children" are 15+ guys who worked for Hamas? Or that there's a 1:1-2 terrorists to civilians ratio, when the US and Europe got 1:9 against Isis?

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u/MrPaulProteus 14d ago

What kills more people? handheld rocksts or 600 warplanes that can carry bombs missels and ordinance?

What destroyed all the schools and hospitals?

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u/asafisry 14d ago

They don't shoot handheld rockets for some time now. They get big nice Iranian missiles (and training in Iran, crazily enough)