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Wonder if this was in part caused by the recent documentary The Settlers where Louis Theroux was able to talk to her a bunch and follow her around on her genocide celebration parties.
They mentioned it in the article too:
Note the use of "rebuild" ... BBC always framing it as if it was Israels land to begin with.
Which wording would you propose they use?
Well first of all they are not "settlements" they are military outposts because the people living there are usually ex soldiers that are armed. But even ignoring that, the neutral wording for the BBC would be "active in the movement to settle Gaza" and if they want to be a little more honest then they could write "active in the movement of vigilante annexation of Gaza" because that is what the Israeli "civilians" are doing there actually.
So "active in the movement to settle" is different from "settling" for you?
I think the problem is that your personal interpretation of ´settlement´ is more positive than what it means in reality
Again... they wrote "active in the movement to rebuild settlements in Gaza" that, to me at least, would suggests that they are peacefully rebuilding something that was already theirs.
Again, if you interpret Israelis settling in Gaza as ´peacefully´ taking something ´already theirs´ then that´s more of a you problem than a BBC problem
I think you are confused.
I am clearly doing the opposite of that, so what are you talking about? Consider actually reading my comments instead of just skimming over them and completely misconstruing what i am saying. I have no idea how you managed to twist this in your head into thinking that i see the Israelis behavior as peaceful. I am calling the BBC out for framing the Israelis as peaceful instead of calling them out on their warcrimes.
You can only interpret the wording the BBC is using in the way you propose if you believe settling in Gaza is a peaceful affair
No-one is reading that BBC article thinking the Gazans are peacefully evacuating their homes so their jewish friends can rebuild their settlement