Seymour and Peters Reject Luxon’s Netanyahu Blunder
If Luxon keeps this up, he might find himself ‘losing the plot’ right here at home.
If Luxon keeps this up, he might find himself ‘losing the plot’ right here at home.
If eliminating Hamas will enrage Muslims, what does that tell us?
The establishment of Israel was not the beginning of conflict – it was the beginning of Jewish freedom in a land where, for centuries, they had been little more than tolerated outsiders. That is a truth worth defending.
When Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister dismisses New Zealand’s military as if it has never faced a real enemy, she overlooks the fact that her nation’s very existence is partly built on their legacy.
Luxon’s blunder highlights New Zealand’s irrelevance. Our defence is a joke, underfunded by successive governments too busy on social experiments.
Helen Clark’s comments from Rafah may fit a pre-set narrative, but they do not fit the facts. Gaza’s civilians deserve truth, not political theatre.
If the Palestinian state ever extends from the river to the sea, the left will be able to trade in their keffiyeh scarves for a symbol that honestly represents their real goal: the swastika.
The key to it is to, as far as possible, obliterate Hamas. The war must continue until Israel finishes the job. Only then will a brighter future be possible for the Palestinian people.
When the worst people are cheering you the loudest, you need to stop.
Luxon’s outburst reveals a man completely out of his depth: a corporate suit pretending to be a statesman. He’s lost the plot, alright, and taken New Zealand down with him.
Israel, Gaza, and the US: It seems like a stalemate with no end in sight. So far, Netanyahu has the only real plan for ending the conflict in Gaza with a hope of a lasting peace.
Australia’s PM is making policy out of anti-Semitic spite.