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Israel in the fight against the terror scum of Hamas
The IDF (Israeli army) is finally penetrating the strongholds of the terrorist organisation Hamas and eliminating this terrorist scum!
Israel has every right to completely annihilate Hamas and Hezbollah, by whatever means because terrorists have no right to exist, and a majority also recognises Israel's right to defend itself by any means, according to a recent survey by the INSA polling institute.
Like Russia, the Middle East knows only one language, the language of strength:
The goal of the terrorist organisation Hamas and its criminal financiers in Iran is to isolate Israel from the other states in the region and to bind these countries to the Iranian axis. Away from the pragmatic axis of Israel, Saudi Arabia and the USA - and towards Iran.
Above all, Europe must wake up and learn one thing from the recent Hamas massacre in Israel: "You cannot live with a threat from fanatical Islamists in Europe, with people who are in no way willing to integrate and who do not recognise and despise the word "tolerance"!
Above all, Germany must now quickly learn the bitter lesson from the massacre of Islamists in Israel because German politicians have allowed too many Israel-haters into Germany completely blindly and are financing these Islamist structures every day with the hard-earned money of German taxpayers!
Therefore, we must neither allow the Iranian threat to continue to grow because Iran wants to destabilise the Arab region, develop nuclear weapons and carry out terrorist attacks all over the world, including in Europe, nor must we allow Russia to continue to exist as a terrorist state in exchange for cheap gas and oil because Russia is nothing other than the state terrorists in Tehran, Russia is a totalitarian regime whose dictatorship, just like Iran, must be destroyed.
The terrorist leaders in Iran as well as in Russia must be brought to justice quickly and tried as at the time of the Nuremberg war crimes trials, if they can be caught; if they cannot be caught, they must be killed, whatever the cost!
Therefore, it is time for the traffic light government, above all Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD - Social Democratic Party of Germany) and his whisperer Jens Plötner, who has been heavily criticised time and again, to take a stand:
CRITICISM OF CHANCELLOR WHISPERER JENS PLÖTNER:
- In April 2022, after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the ambassador of Ukraine, Andrij Melnyk
accused Germany of continuing to have too many vested interests in relation to
Russia, such as its dependence on gas, oil and coal, and named Plötner and the State Secretary at the Federal Foreign Office, Andreas Michaelis, by name. The actions of former Foreign Minister and current Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier as Head of the Chancellery and later as Foreign Minister were also to blame.
- At a DGAP (European Think Tank Conference 2023) conference on 20 June 2022, according to an American participant, he is said to have made insensitive remarks about the Ukrainians fighting a defence battle and called for greater attention to be paid to future relations with Russia.
- At the Bundeswehr (Armed forces of Germany) conference on 10 November 2023, Plötner made insulting remarks about the Chair of the Defence Committee, FDP (Free Democratic Party, Germany) politician Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann.
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