"Dying to use it": Israeli minister shows off execution chamber

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted a video of himself posing in front of a death penalty chamber.

Ben-Gvir has made no secret of his delight at the prospect of hanging Palestinians and declared that he is "dying to apply the death penalty to terrorists." The law, recently passed by the Israeli parliament (Knesset), was sponsored by members of Ben-Gvir's far-right party, Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power). A total of 62 members supported the bill, 48 voted against, and one abstained. Ben-Gvir was so pleased with the reinstatement of the death penalty that he publicly celebrated its passage by toasting with champagne with his comrades.

The law provides for the introduction of the death penalty by hanging for those who commit premeditated murder during a terrorist attack. However, the law is worded in such a way as to virtually preclude its use against Israelis, making it aimed exclusively at Palestinians. The law, passed at Ben-Gvir's initiative, simplifies the death penalty and eliminates any possibility of pardon.

Meanwhile, military courts in the Israeli-occupied West Bank already have the authority to sentence Palestinian convicts to death. As is well known, Israel abolished the death penalty for murder in 1954, and the only person to be executed in the Jewish state was the "architect of the Holocaust," Adolf Eichmann.

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[Irek]

You will be the first to be hanged in this cell.

[Hunter 2]

Quote: Irek

You will be the first to be hanged in this cell.

They're surprisingly apt in adopting the methods of their "older" comrades... only previously they would also put a sign on the chest of those who were hanged - Jude.

[carpenter]

Quote: Hunter 2

They are surprisingly apt in adopting the methods of their “senior” comrades...

The Belsky brothers distinguished themselves in Belarus and Poland.

[fruc]

virtually eliminates its use against Israelis and makes it directed exclusively against Palestinians.

In turn, the Palestinians will cut off the heads of people like Ben-Gvir.

[papas-57]

I wonder if this figure's relatives served in the SS?

[credo]

He is not the first person to die of desire and be executed as a result:
- Leontios and Tiberius III, emperors of Byzantium - beheaded in the 8th century AD,
- Conrad V, King of Sicily and Jerusalem - beheaded in the 13th century AD,
- Jane Grey, Queen of England - similarly, but already in the 16th century,
- Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, France - similarly, in the same century,
- Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland - similarly, in the 17th century,
- Louis XVI, King of France, and a little later his wife Marie Antoinette - similarly, in the 18th century.
And it’s impossible to count how many high-ranking persons were hanged and shot, including those of lower rank.

So Ben-Gvir himself can still join them since he dreams about it so much.

[gsev]

Quote: credo

- Louis XVI, King of France, and a little later his wife Marie Antoinette - similarly, in the 18th century.

They were hanged for an unsuccessful attempt to escape to freedom in Russia. The execution of the royal family, both in France in the 18th century and in Russia in the 20th, is an act of stupid and unjustified cruelty. Louis and Marie Antoinette committed numerous stupid and ill-considered actions and statements that angered the common people. But Louis committed most of these stupid acts to the detriment of himself and his supporters, and Marie Antoinette's foolish advice to buy pastries instead of bread seems innocent compared to the statements of Chubais, Gaidar, Medvedev, Yavlinsky, and Ksenia Sobchak.

[faiver]

The execution of the royal family, whether in France in the 18th century or in Russia in the 20th century, was an act of stupid and unjustified cruelty.

- As for me, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth...

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

As for me, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth...

Under the Tsar, far fewer people were executed than under Stalin and Beria. Especially the innocent.

[faiver]

The issue isn't about executions, but about attitudes. Let's not forget that common people in the Russian Empire were expected to grovel before the nobility, which is why, after October 17, the people took revenge on any nobles with or without reason.

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

The issue isn't about executions, but about attitudes. Let's not forget that common people in the Russian Empire were expected to grovel before the nobility, which is why, after October 17, the people took revenge on any nobles with or without reason.

"People of serfdom are sometimes sheer dogs." Nekrasov, back in the 19th century, feared that revolution or the abolition of serfdom would lead to increased tyranny. Nicholas II was assassinated, and 18 years later, peasants were forced to suffer even greater humiliation on collective farms for sticks. Collective farmers were only allowed to obtain passports under Brezhnev.

[Apprentice_SAM]

Quote: gsev

They were forced to humiliate themselves even more for sticks on collective farms.

What do you mean? Can you give me some examples? Oh, right! How could I forget: "You're a collective farmer, you can't be loved!!" That's how they lived - they lived apart, and they had children

[gsev]

Quote: Visitor_SAM

How so? Can I get some examples?

On the collective farm, they often paid in sticks. If you didn't work the required number of workdays, they wouldn't give you sticks and you'd be sent into exile or the Gulag. Isn't it humiliating to work for free?

[faiver]

You worked for "sticks" and were sent to the Gulag? , or were you told that this was the case?

[Apprentice_SAM]

Yes, he is retelling the liberal nonsense of the perestroika years, the Israeli propaganda army in action

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

or were you told that this was the case?

I was told that's how it was. I've never met anyone in my life whose ancestors worked on collective farms under Stalin and considered collective farm life then fair. At TsNITI, I had a conflict with Komsomol members over my participation in all their events. I sabotaged all their activities whenever I could and always said that these subbotniks were utterly stupid. The only reasonable argument from a Komsomol bureau member was that smart people drank and fornicated at subbotniks. He and his close friends had just organized a regular weekly vigil over a construction site, where they went out with girls from a weaving mill instead of working as designers and engineers. A collective farm can be economically efficient if it's run by a kulak, but then it's a landed estate with its own dark sides.

[Apprentice_SAM]

Quote: gsev

If you didn't work the required number of workdays, they didn't give you a baton, and you went into exile or to the Gulag.

Aren't you tired of spreading this nonsense? Aren't you (plural) tired of it? Do they pay in chopsticks in the kibbutzim too? And where are they exiled? How many chopsticks do you (plural) get per day in the IDF (not to be confused with the IDF)? And Misha, the "plumber's" relative, why doesn't he participate in the Israel-related threads? It's not his level.

[gsev]

Quote: Visitor_SAM

Do they also pay with chopsticks in kibbutzim?

A cooperative is effective when it brings together like-minded people and those dissatisfied with its structure are free to leave. In times of crisis, people instinctively turn to communal labor and equal distribution. The Founding Fathers of the United States lived in communes for the first few years before their children came of age.

Quote: Visitor_SAM

How many (plural) do you have in the IDF?

I live and work in Russia. Since 1991, I've only left for work trips to Tajikistan for three days and to Ukraine for three days.

[Apprentice_SAM]

Thanks for the answer
All the best, all the best!

[svarog77]

Then it's strange that you don't know that these little guys on the collective farm received hundreds of pounds of grain and potatoes, and were stocked with meat and other things... things that people in the city only dreamed of...

[gsev]

Quote: svarog77

Then it’s strange that you don’t know that such sticks in the collective farm received centners of grain, potatoes, and were stocked with meat and other things

Meat and potatoes were grown on the farm plot during free time from earning chopsticks. Moreover, some of the meat grown on the farm had to be paid for in kind. The process of paying in kind was a problem for the collective farmer, associated with humiliation and a senseless waste of personal time. When Khrushchev abolished the tax in kind, it was perceived as a great blessing. There was no need to lug the carcass of a sheep or pig dozens of kilometers to the city on one's back. For example, under Stalin, the widow of a man killed in the war carried half a sheep on the back of her neck from the village of Bolshoye Gryzlovo to Serpukhov. Such hundreds of kilograms of meat! God grant that one could eat enough quinoa under Stalin!

[flint]

Regarding passports, that's nonsense - I personally knew many people who in the 50s calmly moved from villages to Moscow, naturally with the receipt of passports and registration

[Apprentice_SAM]

To be fair, it's worth mentioning that there were some difficulties in obtaining passports for collective farmers, but it wasn't exactly a nightmare.

[gsev]

Quote: flint

I personally knew many people who quietly moved from villages to Moscow in the 50s

I was referring to the situation before 1941. After 1945, kulaks became part of the Soviet armed forces. For example, I was told that of the approximately 1000 men in the Soviet special forces unit by May 1945, at least half of those remaining in service were kulaks by origin. What problem would it have been for such a person to force the collective farm chairman to issue a passport to his niece? Besides, the USSR needed workers for Komsomol construction projects. After the army, it was easy to enlist and leave the collective farm. Then you could marry a fellow villager and take her away from the collective farm as well. After 1953, the authorities realized that the Gulag was less profitable than free labor, and industry began to encourage people to leave the collective farms.

[flint]

In the 30s, my grandparents moved to Moscow from the very outskirts of the Moscow region (a village and hamlet in the Shakhovsky district) and somehow settled here. I don't know how, but it's a fact.

[faiver]

Collective farmers were only allowed to obtain passports under Brezhnev.

- Did peasants have many passports under the tsars? Or do you think people without documents moved freely around the empire?

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

- And under the tsars, did peasants have many passports?

After the abolition of serfdom and the temporary servitude of peasants, the Tsarist peasant had more rights than the Soviet collective farmer from 1931 to 1945. Beginning around 1942, collective farm practices began to lead to drastic imbalances within the Stalinist system. A collective farm chairman in 1942 could run into trouble when the victim of his harassment had protection from relatives who had fought in structures like the OMSBON.

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

Or do you think people without documents moved freely throughout the empire?....

There are Gilyarovsky's memoirs. He quickly became a vagabond, was arrested by the gendarmes as a state criminal, escaped custody, and then quite easily reentered society, becoming a member of Russia's middle class. Korney Chukovsky and Maxim Gorky rose from the lower classes to the social elite. But the Mendeleev family, having clashed with a minor NKVD agent over a girl's affections, died out. I tried to hire a competent person to do some mechanical calculations. His wife told me that, having witnessed his father's fate working on calculations at the Tupolev Design Bureau, he swore off working as an engineer in the Russian military-industrial complex and would remain loyal to his employer, who sold components for doors, gates, and barriers. Stalin and Lenin traveled to Europe without any problems. Stalin's son died suddenly after declaring his desire to visit China. And Stalin's daughter, in order to escape the USSR, married a terminally ill, dying Indian man.

[faiver]

In your opus I still haven't read anything about the passports of the peasants of the Republic of Ingushetia...
Regarding what you wrote—who among us is without sin? And the higher a person is in the social hierarchy, the greater their sins...

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

And the higher a person is in the social hierarchy, the greater his sins....

History moves in cycles. Repressions intensified during the Stolypin regime and Stalin's reign. Andropov tried to tighten the screws. More recently, Deripaska and some figures from United Russia tried to force doctors, engineers, and workers to serve in the labor army. They declared a three-year serfdom for doctors, and a 12-hour workday six days a week for workers and engineers. Freedom and justice are very fragile things.

[faiver]

A three-year serfdom was declared for medical workers.

- Sorry, but a medical school graduate is not yet a doctor; he will become one, God willing, after what you call three years of "serfdom."

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

- Sorry, but a medical school graduate is not yet a doctor,

In the USSR, after graduating from medical school or university, everyone became a doctor. Medical students from families of doctors typically participated in complex surgeries while still studying. It's difficult for me to judge the training of doctors. But when studying to become engineers, students are explicitly prohibited from working in the field. This significantly degrades engineering training if the student doesn't have their own company where they can work during their studies. This entire certification system in Russia simply forces graduates of secondary and higher medical schools to leave the profession after marriage, the birth of a child, or a temporary layoff, for example, due to layoffs in the profession for which the doctor is certified. Furthermore, many medical school graduates receive money from working doctors, existing as parasites issuing permits.

[faiver]

In the USSR, medical graduates initially became interns and completed a year of internship under the supervision of experienced mentors directly at medical institutions, but this was abolished 10 years ago.
And I remember from my own experience - the first thing I heard at my first job in my specialty was "Forget everything you were taught"...

[gsev]

Quote: faiver

And I remember from my own experience - the first thing I heard at my first job in my specialty was "Forget everything you were taught"...

I've heard of this too, but it usually only happened in Moscow and the regional cities. A graduate from a simple family could be sent somewhere to Kazakhstan, where they'd immediately be appointed chief engineer for the mechanization of an entire district. And there, it was do or die. If the district is purely Kazakh, you're the only person who can read technical literature, understand English and Russian, and isn't stupid. Then you'll succeed. Kazakhs don't die of disease in the local conditions, unlike Slavic soldiers and students forced to work on virgin lands. A Kazakh KGB officer will supply you with any agronomic literature, and by experimenting with virgin land cultivation, in three years you can become a specialist capable of leading rice cultivation courses at the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations).

[svarog77]

The attempt to escape from Paris took place on the night of June 21, 1971; the king and his family were arrested on August 11, 1792... And so they were beheaded...

[gsev]

Quote: svarog77

The attempt to escape from Paris took place on the night of June 21, 1971.

Historically, the King of England had recently been executed. Louis simply did not want to suffer the same fate and attempted to flee the country with the help of Russian diplomacy and intelligence. Unlike Charles, he immediately abandoned the fight and attempted to flee abroad with his family.

[svarog77]

The King, who retained the direction of this operation, which he called the "journey to Montmédy," appointed the following persons responsible for its organization:
Bishop of Pamiers, "the initiator of the escape plan"
Axel von Fersen, "intentant"
Joseph Duruet and Jean-Baptiste Tourtot de Seteuil, "the bankers"
General de Bouillet, "military"
Baron de Breteuil, "diplomat"
Count Mercy-Argenteau, "mediator with the Emperor."
Pierre-Jean de Bourcet, Knight of the Order of Saint Louis, former valet to the deceased Dauphin
Nicolas de Malbec, Marquis de Briget (1715–1795), coachman of the carriage at its departure from the Tuileries

It doesn't look like a Russian conspiracy at all.

[gsev]

The escape cover story was as follows: the Russian Baroness Korff, her daughters, and her servants were returning home to Russia. The role of the Baroness was played by the royal children's governess (the Marquise de Tourzel or the Duchess de Cruzel), the roles of the maids were played by Marie Antoinette and the king's sister, Princess Elisabeth, and Louis XVI himself dressed in a footman's livery.

Quote: svarog77

It doesn't look like a Russian conspiracy at all.

A Russian citizen reported her passport missing and received a duplicate from the French authorities, which she handed over to those involved in the escape of the French royal family. She herself left France early, using her own passport, which she hadn't lost. The Russians provided the exit documents; in reality, it was a successful intelligence operation botched by Louis, who, overcome by nostalgia, wanted to step out of his carriage one last time and enjoy the views of his homeland.

[carpenter]

Quote: credo

So Ben-Gvir himself can still join them since he dreams about it so much.

Next to Adolf Eichmann.

[gsev]

Compare the productivity of a single gallows in Israel with the productivity of the death camps, gas vans, and Waffen SS firing squads. It seems to me that Israel hasn't yet announced a competition for the position of executioner at the first gallows. If the Nazis had won at El Alamein and occupied Palestine, they would have simply slaughtered every Palestinian, and committed against the Germans 3% of the atrocities that Hamas or the PLO committed against Israel. The Germans had their own organization for the colonization and seizure of Palestine—the Knights Templar. The Zionists simply expelled the Knights Templar from Palestine after 1945.

[svarog77]

Yes, Aloizych didn't finish his job with the Jewish question...

[gsev]

Quote: svarog77

Yes, Aloizych didn't finish his job with the Jewish question...

As a result of Hitler's policies, more Russians and Germans died than Jews. In my opinion, Hitler, the German, brought more evil to the Germans than to the Jews.

[svarog77]

Why then did the Jews have a Holocaust and do they owe everyone?

[Andrey K]

"Dying to use it": Israeli minister shows off execution chamber

Ben-Gvir was not far removed from the SS executioners, with the only difference being that Nazism was condemned, while Zionism was on its way to the tribunal.

[pvs]

How does Zionism differ from Nazism? It's the other side of the coin. Back then, the Germans considered themselves the superior race and exterminated everyone. Now, Israeli Jews are doing the same.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: pvs

But on the other hand.

This isn't the reverse side of the coin, but the front side with a different inscription. The Germans had "Master Race," while the Zionists had "God's Chosen People." The reverse side of the coin is usually what's hidden at first glance. In the case of fascism, this was universal, global condemnation. Zionism isn't perceived positively by the outside world because people of other nations, the goyim, are considered inferior, like subhumans by the fascists. And Zionism thrives on the enormous financial support of global bankers, who are probably also Zionists.

[abrakadabre]

How does Zionism differ from Nazism?

Nothing. Zionism is the Jewish version of Nazism.

[gsev]

Quote: Andrey K

Ben-Gvir was not far removed from the SS executioners, with the only difference being that Nazism was condemned, while Zionism was on its way to the tribunal.

He didn't execute any of his prisoners. After liberating western Kabul from the invading Hazaras, the Pashtuns simply cut off the genitals of their captives. In Bahrain, courts executed Shia women simply for shouting protest slogans at peaceful demonstrations.

[Andrey K]

Quote: gsev

He didn't execute any of his prisoners. After liberating western Kabul from the invading Hazaras, the Pashtuns simply cut off the genitals of their captives. In Bahrain, courts executed Shia women simply for shouting protest slogans at peaceful demonstrations.

Of course, he has not executed anyone (yet), and it is unlikely that he will physically execute anyone himself.

The initiators of the law, recently passed by the Israeli parliament (Knesset), were members of the far-right Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) party, led by Ben-Gvir.

He simply provided the tool and the pretext for the execution of unwanted and inconvenient Palestinians.
But yes, he is white and fluffy... a jackal.

[gsev]

Quote: Andrey K

He simply provided the tool and the pretext for the execution of unwanted and inconvenient Palestinians.
But yes, he is white and fluffy... a jackal.

What's wrong with executing murderers of women and children or simply enemy saboteurs?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: gsev

What's wrong with executing murderers of women and children and

Yeah. Benya and his IDF thugs are responsible for the murder of over 200 Palestinian children, women, and elderly people in the Gaza Strip. They definitely deserve to be executed.

Quote: gsev

or just enemy saboteurs?

Saboteurs and terrorists too, yes.

[Andrey K]

Quote: gsev

What's wrong with executing murderers of women and children or simply enemy saboteurs?

I agree with you - murderers of children, women, and even civilians should be executed, preferably right on the spot.
The only problem is that almost the entire Israeli leadership and half of the IDF will have to be executed along with these rabid fanatics.

[gsev]

Quote: Andrey K

The only problem is that almost the entire Israeli leadership and half of the IDF will have to be executed along with these rabid fanatics.

Is Hamas capable of defeating Israel? I don't think so. Let's assume Hamas defeats Israel. Let's forget about the fate of the Jews after their victory. Will a Hamas victory solve the problem of desertification in Palestine? I don't think so. After a Hamas victory, the drip irrigation system will perish, just as it did in Rhodesia and Zimbabwe, and life for Palestinian Muslims will only get worse.

[Andrey K]

Quote: gsev

After Hamas's victory, the drip irrigation system will perish, just as it did in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe, and the lives of Palestinian Muslims will only get worse.

Reinforced concrete logic.
The conclusion from your post is that let the Jews beat up the Muslims now, because without the Zionists, Hamas won't be able to cope on its own land and life will become worse.

[gsev]

Quote: Andrey K

Without the Zionists, Hamas won't be able to cope on its own land and life will become worse.

The Jews came to the lands of the Felistines as vicious nomads who destroyed the highly developed urban culture of the descendants of the Cretans, Phoenicians, and Sumerians. Carefully reread the Old Testament story of Delilah and Samson. It's the tale of an incorrigible bandit and a suicide bomber. The actions of Fatah and Hamas are preventing the Palestinians from creating their own highly developed community that could successfully and peacefully compete with the Jewish one.

[Vladimir 290]

So no one here welcomes these actions of the Pashtuns and others.

[gsev]

Quote: Vladimir 290

So no one here welcomes these actions of the Pashtuns and others.

I believe the Pashtuns acted appropriately in liberating western Kabul from the Shia Hazaras. The latter committed atrocities in the style of Hamas, and the Hazaras had much more time to commit atrocities against the men and women of Kabul. A harsh response, and the politicians in Afghanistan who called for the atrocities committed in western Kabul, disappeared.

[svarog77]

And will the Mossad terrorists who carried out terrorist attacks in which random people died be hanged in this cell?

[aybolyt678]

Quote: gsev

He did not execute anyone who was taken prisoner.

Of course, he didn't execute those taken prisoner; first, the prisoner had to be labeled a terrorist.

[Apprentice_SAM]

Quote: Andrey K

"Dying to use it"

Agree, but this is already a "mental hospital" clinic.

Ben-Gvir posted a video of himself posing in front of a death penalty chamber.

It would be interesting to know the number of likes under this video; perhaps this would give at least a small idea of ​​the mental state of the nation.

[Dedok]

You will be the first to be hanged in this cell.

for this hog the rope needs to be thicker...

[carpenter]

Quote: Irek

You will be the first to be hanged in this cell.

It's not evening yet...

[Appraiser]

It's a shame that the leadership of today's Israel won't be hanged in this cell.

[newtc7]

It's amazing how Jews became Nazis after the Holocaust. But most likely, they always were; they just now got the chance to put their Nazism into practice.

[carpenter]

Quote from: newtc7

It's amazing how Jews became Nazis after the Holocaust.

So, during WWII, they were already doing this.

[Arifon]

What about the "Red Terror" after the Holocaust?!

[Seneca]

In a sense, it's like a conscript who gets beaten up and then turns into the same thing himself, a real metamorphosis. It all depends on what's allowed, what you can do.

[svarog77]

It is enough to read the Old Testament, for example, about the capture of Jericho, when the Jews slaughtered the entire population of the city...

[abrakadabre]

It's amazing how Jews became Nazis after the Holocaust.

What do you mean, became?

But most likely they always were, they just now got the opportunity to put their Nazism into practice.

Without the "most likely" part. Everything else is correct. Nazi doctrine is laid out in the Old Testament, or rather the Torah. In the chapter on the conquest of the Promised Land—Palestine. The name of which in no way hints at any connection to the Jews. Yet this name dates back to the second millennium BC.

[your1970]

They are heading down the right path - either to a new Holocaust ("and what about us?") or to fascism

[alexputnik17]

Everything you need to know about God's chosen nation. I'm all for the death penalty for particularly serious crimes, but don't bother with videos and TikToks. But the very idea of ​​punishing everyone and filming them publicly after Gaza and Lebanon seems strange, among other things. And these great Israeli bloggers... that's exactly how we should end them. The Talion Principle, though. The Persians understand, and so do the Arabs... Just so long as the latter's sphincter is clenching and they don't want to get into a frenzy...

[tatarin1972]

With what measure you measure, it will be measured to you. You have elevated terrorism to the level of state acts. And history likes to repeat itself. So think about what you do.

[rosomaha]

Don't get me wrong, I'm against their actions... but their actions follow a logic of the following order: destroy everything and everyone who threatens them... They are very afraid of losing the state given to them by the UN... which they defend at any cost (they are covered in everything by the US with its powerful pro-Israel lobby). They understood this back in the 50s... when they were choosing between America and the USSR. If they had been pro-Russian, they would have been forced into a coup.

[abrakadabre]

They realized this back in the 50s... when they were choosing which way to turn: America or the USSR.

They weren't really choosing anything there (in fact). They were just putting on a show. It was clear that a commitment to a socialist state, which rejects acquisitiveness and the accumulation of private wealth, and ultimately, money as a concept, was impossible for them.

[alexputnik17]

Quote from: newtc7

It's amazing how Jews became Nazis after the Holocaust.

Jews, no. Israeli citizens (not all), especially the leadership, certainly yes.

[Montezuma]

I did some digging online about the Knesset session on this law. I was surprised to find some rather harsh criticism.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid (Yisrael Beiteinu) stated his opposition to the bill during a plenary session. "What's on the Knesset table isn't a law. It's a distorted PR stunt, a cynical exploitation of the justified pain and anger of Israeli citizens for political gain," he said.

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/article-891688

It's clear that the critic is not against a war to exterminate the Palestinians, not a word is said about this, but wants to avoid medieval methods of reprisal, like - "After all, we are civilized people!"

[K-50]

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted a video of himself posing in front of a death penalty chamber.

Sweet dreams of a "dreams come true" maniac.
I hope I don't have to try on the "loop" myself.

[novel66]

Yes, he's a natural maniac, and it can be cured with a lobotomy.

[drags33]

It's better to "treat" this with a guillotine...

[carpenter]

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted a video of himself posing in front of a death penalty chamber.

A worthy disciple and follower of Heinrich of Munich.

[Incvizitor]

Why not a gas one? More Palestinians would fit in it, and they'd need clothes with the appropriate symbol.

[rotfuks]

Moreover, the law is formulated in such a way that it practically excludes its use against Israelis and makes it directed exclusively against Palestinians.

The authors of the Palestinian execution law certainly didn't consider that Palestinians would now retaliate by taking Israeli hostages and demonstratively executing Israeli hostages in response to Palestinian executions. Israel's bloodthirsty National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir will always sit tight in his bomb shelter with Bibi, while the Palestinians will execute ordinary Israelis.

[gsev]

Quote: rotfuks

The Palestinians will respond by taking Israeli hostages and demonstratively executing Israeli hostages in response to the executions of Palestinians.

Terrorists have killed Jews before at the first opportunity. Hamas killed around 1000 people in one day during its invasion of Israel, even executing at least one Muslim woman. If a terrorist is executed quickly, his accomplices will have no reason to take hostages to exchange and free their accomplice. The abolition of the death penalty in Russia is largely due to Israel's example.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: gsev

Terrorists have killed Jews before at the first opportunity. Hamas killed about 1000 people in one day.

When the State of Israel was established, all the best land was ceded to Israel. Palestinians were pushed away from the Jordan River and rely on depleted wells for fresh water. Historically, this has been a conflict over access to water.

[gsev]

Quote: aybolyt678

When the State of Israel was created, all the best plots of land went to Israel.

How many Muslim Palestinians in Israel have fallen into poverty and are forced to travel to the Persian Gulf countries as guest workers? Or are they so destitute that they marry their young daughters off to elderly millionaires in Arabia? Osama bin Laden's father bought new wives in Muslim countries, not in Israel. Israeli Muslims have the opportunity to work in Israel's high-tech industries, something their fellow Muslims in Muslim countries did not have 20 years ago.

[aybolyt678]

Quote: gsev

How many Muslim Palestinians in Israel have fallen into poverty?

Are we talking about land and water or about Israel's internal national policy?

[gsev]

Quote: aybolyt678

Are we talking about land and water or about Israel's internal national policy?

My ancestors were driven from their land in the village of Sibirovka by Stalinist communists. But all the children and grandchildren of my exiled grandparents gained access to higher education under Soviet rule. My grandfather regretted his entire life that he hadn't been able to complete his secondary education under the Tsar and the early years of Soviet rule. My grandmother barely knew how to read or write. So, in exchange for land, Muslims could have received a lucrative exchange in the form of access to education, work, and a democratic way of life. They lost not the right to water and land, but the right to plunder.

[rotfuks]

Terrorists have killed Jews before at the first opportunity. Hamas killed around 1000 people in one day during its invasion of Israel, even executing at least one Muslim woman.

Remember the footage from Syria ten years ago, when Jabhat al-Nusra militants beheaded hostages dressed in red jumpsuits. Apparently, no one wanted to talk to the militants about a prisoner exchange back then either. When they start demonstratively beheading Israelis, too, the law on executing Palestinians might be repealed.

[gsev]

Quote: rotfuks

Remember the footage from Syria 10 years ago, when Jabhat al-Nusra fighters chopped off the heads of hostages dressed in red overalls.

ISIS and similar groups in Afghanistan attempted to fight the Taliban. The Taliban simply executed captured opponents after interrogation. After a dozen such operations, the activity of ISIS and Masoud Jr.'s supporters dropped to a trickle. Have you heard of ISIS executing Taliban members or their relatives in 2026, with video evidence?

[cat Crush]

"Dying to use it": Israeli minister shows off execution chamber

He's lying, he doesn't want to. If he really wanted to, he would have died long ago. Now that would be something.

[Apprentice_SAM]

Quote: cat Crush

If I really wanted to, I would have died long ago. Now that would be something.

It reminded me: "If I had a horse, that would be a number, if the horse had me, I would definitely die!"

[cat Crush]

And here there could be a camera with a number.

[Prisoner]

Come in and die. May your wish come true, you Israeli maniac. You bloodthirsty creature!

[Vic Vic]

Apparently, before his execution, Eichmann managed to bite Israeli ideologists and infect them with his virus, which influences decisions on national issues.

[andrey martov]

What impatient Israeli minister would have waited for the first person to be hanged and taken a photo with the hanged man not only for the family album, but also for the Internet...

[AK-1945]

Let Netanyahu try it on himself.

[Free Island]

Well, he himself should be executed there. Along with Nutyanahu.

[alexputnik17]

Quote: rosomaha

destroy everything and everyone who threatens them...they are very afraid of losing the state given to them by the UN...which they defend by any means necessary

I upvoted... I almost disagree. Any means that bring terror and genocide cannot be used as a solution... This will all come back to God's chosen people a hundredfold. Netanyahu is waving his fists, but his time will end sooner or later... And either his own people will strangle him for his daily cellars (among other things), or maybe they'll hand him over to the Arabs and Persians...
And yes, Benya completely set up Trump...

[Tagan]

"dying to apply the death penalty to terrorists."

Demoniac.
By the way, as I understand it, these swindlers have all terrorists, young and old (who are not Jews, of course).

[drags33]

Doesn't IT understand that this is fascism??? Now I understand the Iranians...

[alexputnik17]

Quote: drags33

Doesn't IT understand that this is fascism??? Now I understand the Iranians...

"+"... no... It's Nazism. Since the very beginning of the proclamation of statehood, in fact. It was just whispered before, but then they started jamming everything with plugs and physical threats...
How much fuss was there about the Golan Heights alone? But if I were the truth-teller of Israel, born in 1948, and Syria, which is centuries old, I'd relax in my research. One attacked the other... strategic positions, defense...
No. 30% of Israel's water comes from the Golan Heights... Curtain. Different sides attacked it in different ways, and both were wrong. They were simply fighting over water. And yes, Israel liked it because that's where the water was, and there was no Israel there.
That's it. Curtain.
And so in everything ...

[alexboguslavski]

Aloizych didn't finish the job, he didn't finish the job.

[Evgen Zharov]

Well, yes, let him screw a 120mm screw onto his own pumpkin "from David's house" and test this "miracle of technology" to the sound of SHALOM.

[solar]

"The only person to be executed in the Jewish state was the 'architect of the Holocaust', Adolf Eichmann."
In fact, there are two cases of death sentences in Israeli history. In 1948, IDF Major Meir Toubiansky was convicted and executed for treason. It was later revealed that this was a miscarriage of justice. Meir Toubiansky's body was reburied on Mount Herzl with full military honors. His family was awarded a military pension due to the death of their breadwinner in the line of duty.
The Tubiansky affair had a profound impact on the entire Israeli judicial system. Under current law, the death penalty can be imposed for crimes committed by the Nazis and their collaborators during World War II, as well as for treason during wartime. But since the 1962 conviction of Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi war criminal responsible for the "Final Solution" (he was accused of crimes against not only Jews but also Roma and Czechs; his trial lasted eight months, and he was executed six months after the verdict was announced), the death penalty has no longer been used in Israel. Eichmann's diaries were later published at the request of his son.

[gsev]

Quote from solar

It was later revealed that this was a miscarriage of justice.

After Toubiansky's arrest, Jordanian artillery ceased to deliver accurate strikes on Jewish militant concentrations (at the time, a war was still raging between the two religious communities in Palestine, and it was unclear who would be considered militants and who were civil servants of the army and police). While Toubiansky is presumed innocent, he is a victim of arbitrary action, but it's more likely he didn't believe in a Jewish victory and was recruited by the Jordanians, or his recruiters passed his information on to the Arabs.

Quote from solar

Later, at the request of his son, Eichmann's diaries were published.

The USSR and Russia handled information about Nazism inappropriately. Stalin created the illusion that Hitler was alive and that the circumstances of his final days were falsified in the USSR. Elena Rzhevskaya took the opposite view and, in her memoirs, circumvented censorship by revealing some details about how Soviet intelligence learned about the suicides of Hitler and Goebbels and the execution of Goebbels' children by the Nazis. In her view, for example, Goebbels's diaries are documents exposing Nazism. Putin's Roskomnadzor, the state agency for supervision of communications, mass media, and the like, banned Russians from accessing these documents. For some reason, I believe Elena Rzhevskaya, a Jew, had no interest in reviving Nazism. The motives of Roskomnadzor officials remain unclear to many.

[Mitka]

Yes, Adolf was just a sweet grandfather, compared to these creatures!!!!

[Vasyan1971]

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted a video of himself posing in front of a death penalty chamber.

Now we'll have to wait for a selfie with a gas van in the background...

[gsev]

Quote: rotfuks

Apparently, no one wanted to talk to the militants about a prisoner exchange back then either. When Israelis also start demonstratively beheading themselves, the law on executing Palestinians might be repealed.

Putin eliminated all those involved in the Beslan terrorist attack, and since then, no one has attempted a repeat attack using units larger than a squad. If you try to recruit a platoon, you'll always find a few who will surrender the remaining terrorists in exchange for a pardon. Even Basayev's daughter, unwilling to participate in the terrorist attacks, negotiated cooperation with the state. She shared information, was given new documents, and was given the opportunity to hide from her father's accomplices, who were planning to turn her into a suicide bomber.

[tarantula]

The Persians will hang him there. If that's what he wants to experience.

[Taskmaster]

The Zionist edition of the "Final Solution" begins to unfold.