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CMV: It is not ironic for Israelis to protest the invasion of Ukraine.

Irony would imply that Israel/Palestine and Ukraine/Russia are similar situations, which isn't true. Here is why this is the case. 

1. Russia actually invaded Ukraine militarily. As of 2022, Russia and Ukraine are independent states, and Russia used its military to force itself into Ukraine's territory. With Israel, Jews started moving back there in the 1880s when the area was still a part of the Ottoman Empire. Jews did not surround the Ottoman Empire and then roll tanks in there. Rather, they simply just moved. More Jews showed up after WW1 when the ownership of the land was British. The occupation of the West Bank and Gaza happened 19 years after the establishment of Israel. During the Six-Day War, Israel took Gaza from Egypt after Egypt massed troops on its border with treats to attack (similar to how Russia massed troops on its border with Ukraine) and the West Bank from Jordan after Jordan shelled the then Israeli half of Jerusalem. (I.e. it wasn't unprovoked). Palestine officially declared itself a state in 1988, which was well after Israel already became a state. Before this, there was not a state called Palestine.

2. I find that those who say it is ironic for Israel to do so tend to wish (secretly or upfront) that Israel itself didn't exist anymore and is completely replaced by a Palestinian state. These same people do not, however, wish that Russia stops existing and is replaced by a Ukrainian state. Rather, they tend to either want a change in government in Russia, or at the very least just don't want Russia attacking Ukraine and for Russia to leave them alone.

3. Israeli politics are diverse, and it is not hard to find Israelis concerned about war crimes committed by their military and government regardless of where in Israel you are. Those who say it is ironic for Israelis to protest the invasion of Ukraine act as if every Israeli is a war criminal just for being an Israeli, and that they are somehow not normal citizens of a country with agency and able to think for themselves. A common response used against this is that "if Israelis were concerned about war crimes, then something would have changed." By that logic, if Americans and Russians were concerned about war crimes, then something would have changed. But if you know American and Russian people, there actually are a huge amount of them who are concerned and want to do something, but can't.

It seems to me like people who say it's ironic for Israelis to protest the invasion of Ukraine are just looking to attack Israel, Israelis, and Jews, or are looking to use the invasion of Ukraine to further their own agendas.
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The author very carefully tries to frame the creation of israel in a completely whitewashed, revisionist telling of history. 

No. Jews didn’t just ‘buy land and RETURN to Palestine’. As of WW1 only around 8% of thee population was Jewish. 

International funds, like the Jewish national fund were created to strategically purchase land from the Ottomans during WW1. 

Palestine being a formally recognized country is irrelevant and a standard tool of deception in zionist propaganda. The civil rights of those living there are the same regardless of them being part of a nation state. Nation states had only come about within decades of 1948. 

The British had promised independence to Arab lands in exchange for Arab support during WW1. The British lied. 

The main issue isn’t that ‘jews bought land’ it is that militant Jewish zionists had been orchestrating the complete take over of Palestine since the late 1800s. 

As soon as the British withdrew in 1948, zionist militants forcibly expelled (ethnically cleansed) the vast majority of the population who were bot Jewish, killing over 10,000, massacring many villages and completely erasing over 500 Palestinian villages. 

Those who were forced to flee had their land and property stolen and have NEVER been allowed to return. 

So yes, it is beyond ironic for israelis who literally took over Palestine by militarily forcing the non jewish population to leave in order to create a Jewish majority and place non Jews under Military occupation. 

Stating that the ‘occupation’ began on whatever date is misleading because since its very take over of Palestinian’s land in 1948 israel has militarily ‘occupied’ Palestinian land and controlled the movements of non jewish Palestinians.

The other great lie of zionist propaganda is ‘Palestinians started the war’ and deserve to lose their land. 

The Deir Yassin Massacre was just one of many Palestinian villages to me massacred with one third of the town (all civilians) being slaughtered.  
Thos happened over a month before the ‘war’ and long before neighboring nations got involved.  

As for the israeli attack on Egypt and take over of Gaza - the attack was completely pre emotive and one sided based solely on a weapons build up in Egypt. 

Palestinians were not attacking. Annexation of land and transfer of civilian populations on to militarily occupied land are illegal under the Geneva convention. 

So again. Yes - for israelis to oppose the attempted annexation and occupation of Ukraine by Russia, while not recognizing their own annexation and occupation of Palestine is (to put it in the most polite terms) - ironic.