Metula, the town the mayor in question governs, is the furthest one away from Gaza that’s still actually in Israel. this is like that ex-Obama administration official from a few weeks ago being islamophobic - basically has nothing to do with the situation in Gaza, like, at all.
great. but a museum stating a political position is about as useful as when Detroit or whichever city it was doing the same thing about this border conflict. functionally useless
Mate, even if it was the mayor of Upton Snodsbury in Worcestershire who had made this comment, I would be glad to see the Auschwitz Museum had responded to them. The fact it was a mayor in the country in question makes it even more relevant.
Never again means never again. It means challenging genocide and ethnic cleansing every time, at every step along the road that leads to these outcomes - not just waiting until the trains are already on their way to the death camps before your raise your voice.
Metula, the town the mayor in question governs, is the furthest one away from Gaza that’s still actually in Israel. this is like that ex-Obama administration official from a few weeks ago being islamophobic - basically has nothing to do with the situation in Gaza, like, at all.
do some actual journalism, for once?
I don’t see how the fact that the town is not in Gaza makes the point invalid
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Yes dude.
The point isn’t that the museum is responding to some fuckwit mayor, that’s just a minor detail.
The point is that they’re saying anything at all and making their position loud and clear, when up until now they’ve stayed silent.
great. but a museum stating a political position is about as useful as when Detroit or whichever city it was doing the same thing about this border conflict. functionally useless
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Mate, even if it was the mayor of Upton Snodsbury in Worcestershire who had made this comment, I would be glad to see the Auschwitz Museum had responded to them. The fact it was a mayor in the country in question makes it even more relevant.
Never again means never again. It means challenging genocide and ethnic cleansing every time, at every step along the road that leads to these outcomes - not just waiting until the trains are already on their way to the death camps before your raise your voice.