@Frances_Coppola@econtwitter.netIsrael told us what it intended to do in Gaza. It has done it.
Israel told us what it intended to do in the West Bank. It is doing it.
Israel has told us what it intends to do in Lebanon. There is no reason to doubt that it will do what it says.
Israel is menacing its neighbours and threatening to blow up the entire region.
Believe what it says - and stop it. Before it is too late.
https://coppolacomment.substack.com/p/believe-what-israel-says-and-stop
@Frances_Coppola also Israel is under constant shelling from pretty much all sides
@ott0disk If it wasn't occupying territory that doesn't belong to it and brutalizing the population, it wouldn't be shelled. No sympathy, sorry.
@Frances_Coppola wasn't the last official treaty the Oslo agreement in which Israel agreed to get out of Gaza & west bank? Too bad the agreement was never accepted by Hamas and Hezbollah and they kept bombing Israeli households, but we can't blame Israel for defending themselves
@ott0disk Israel never agreed to get out of the West Bank. Why are you lying?
@Frances_Coppola and why are you being petty? I recommend you to look up the Oslo agreements and how it was broken by the Palestinian side.
@ott0disk I know them well. What you said is not true.
@Frances_Coppola take Gaza for example: the Oslo agreements gave the Palestinian authority governance over the territory (note that it was under Israeli control before that). Israel withdrew and some 30y later they're still getting bombed by Hamas from Gaza. Is totally legit for them to respond fire. If only Gaza wasn't ruled by a terrorist group..
@ott0disk this is not true, please either find correct information or shut up
@Frances_Coppola it's in Wikipedia at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo_Accords but you seem to know more about it, please enlighten me
@ott0disk Yeah, I do know more about it. Not that this would be difficult, since you have so little knowledge of this that you are relying on Wikipedia.
I don't have to spend my valuable time educating you. Do some research.
@Frances_Coppola so you say you know more infos than Wikipedia but you won't reveal what this is and what's the source. Great way to "win" every argument 
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@ott0disk Yes, I do know more. I have spent considerable time reading up on this. You, clearly, have not. I'm not obliged to provide you with any of the information I have found, Do your own research.
@Frances_Coppola I also studied the issue a lot and Wikipedia contains the full agreement (Oslo agreement) that I'm referring to, you can follow the link and read the full thing. Of course if you know more I'm very happy hear that and - in case - change my mind, but I won't accept some "I know better than you full stop" argument.
@ott0disk More lies. You haven't studied anything. You just quickly looked it up on Google.
@Frances_Coppola thanks for proving my point
@ott0disk you've proved nothing.
Shut up and read this. https://users.ox.ac.uk/~ssfc0005/The%20Rise%20and%20Fall%20of%20the%20Oslo%20Peace%20Process.pdf
@ott0disk the Oslo process failed for the exact same reason as Lausanne in 1949, namely Israel's dishonesty in negotiations which concealed its real intention of conceding absolutly nothing to the Palestinians.
@ott0disk after signing Oslo II, Rabin told the Knesset he had no intention of the process ever resulting in an independent Palestinian state. He lied to both Arafat and Clinton. https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/pm-rabin-speech-to-knesset-on-ratification-of-oslo-peace-accords
@ott0disk the historian Avi Shlaim, whose paper on the Oslo process I have sent you, supported Oslo and was bitterly disappointed by its failure. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/sep/12/oslo-israel-reneged-colonial-palestine