egg

Exactly. Hamas issuing a fatwa against an invading force apparently gives licence to Israel to kill anyone and everyone. Weston's got lost down his own rabbit hole on this one.

Berlin

Pound

Charles has been poor imo. City pulled our pants down on him (and Baz, Larios, and to an extent, Edozie). Sulemana has the ability to tear this league apart, but he looks like he doesn't want to be out there playing for us. All of the above were a waste of money. Sulemana more then the rest, and the frustrating thing is that with some proper effort, we'd have made a good profit from him.

Seems that way. He's a cracking player, and arguably out most important.

Guru

I'm not sure that extends to an invading army, and their airplanes/drones that don't touch the Gaza ground.

Ha!! I'll carry on playing the post not the poster, anl like what I like mate, especially posts that call out people's unacceptable views.

I know. I repeat the question, what does that have to do with Israel killing Muslims? Israel don't practice Sharia law. Should we punish Muslims over here using Sharia law?!

Oh the irony.

How does that relate to Israeli's killing 20 innocents to get 1 alleged Muslim van driver?

Estate

On the first part. Let's say that back in the day some young Irish lad goes and buys the cakes for an IRA meeting. Helping them. Would it have been ok for the British army to blow up a place where he's staying and kill 20 innocents? Would those deaths have been on the IRA, or the army? The second part is too daft to address. This isn't WW2. It's not even a war.

The only reasonable answer is no. I'd be interested to know who on here is honest enough to say yes.

Strange part of the article to focus in. To address that, let's assume that he's perhaps a bloke that went to a Hamas meeting, or drives a Hamas vehicle. They therefore blow his house up killing another 20 innocent people. Is that reasonable in your opinion?

UN human rights council have backed a resolution for a weapons ban on Israel for its war conduct. Only 6 nations opposed the resolution. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-middle-east-68738452?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=660fc902b26acd1fbf33090b%26Why the UN rights council vote on Israel is significant%262024-04-05T12%3A46%3A16.499Z&ns_fee=0&pinned_post_locator=urn:asset:28274bf9-6216-456b-b198-c9808aafc2d8&pinned_post_asset_id=660fc902b26acd1fbf33090b&pinned_post_type=share

I think you've lost your way a bit in your attempt to justify your sympathies on this issue.

I've no doubt about that, although I haven't been told that's how the club feel. My info was a few months ago before the wheels fell off and rolled down the road.

That's their concern as i was told. Personally, I wouldn't be surprised to see him go whatever happens this season. He's just not been good enough with the squad that he has.

That's contrary to something I heard (from someone to be trusted) a wee while ago which essentially was that there were concerns about him if we made it up.

Ice

Caramel

Nutshell. Amen to that.

I've not accused anyone of supporting war crimes.

Jelly