A Declaration of War

Jonathan Conricus’s comments during his interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored paint a clear picture of aggression and war. His words—describing the reaction to homes being attacked, women slaughtered, babies killed, and civilians burned alive—are powerful and deliberate.

However, these very same atrocities were committed by Jewish militias against Palestinians in 1948. Using Conricus’s own criteria, it was Jewish militias that declared war on Palestine—slaughtering families, raping women, taking hostages and burning civilians alive in villages like Deir Yassin. Conricus's present day condemnations were the backbone of Zionist expansion during the Nakba. Tens of thousands of Palestinians were massacred, displaced, and terrorised, which resulted in 750,000+ refugees . Many of those responsible for these crimes would go on to become leaders and symbols of modern-day 'Israel'—presidents and prime ministers, immortalised in 'Israeli' history as “freedom fighters.”

Why does the world view only one side of the story? Because 'Israel', backed by powerful Western allies like the US, UK, and Germany, manipulated global narratives through mainstream media. Social media has changed that. The atrocities, once obscured by biased media coverage, are now clear for the world to see, thanks to the power of digital platforms. And this is exactly why 'Israel', and its allies, are so intent on censoring social media.

Let's be honest about what's happening: 'Israel' is waging a genocidal campaign that has roots in the very foundation of the state itself. Conricus's attempt to justify 'Israel’s' actions while ignoring its colonial legacy falls flat when faced with overwhelming evidence of war crimes committed against the Palestinian people. His own words only highlight the hypocrisy of the 'Israeli' narrative.

The truth is out. Social media has exposed the brutality of the 'Israeli' regime, and no amount of censorship can hide that anymore. Conricus has told us what a declaration of war looks like, and Israel declared it in 1948!

"going after an enemy aggressively that's what war is - when you're attacked in your home, when your women are slaughtered, when babies are killed, women are raped and when your civilians are burned alive and people are taken hostage, that's called a declaration of war, and you fight that, you don't fight it by being nice, you don't fight it by being gentle" Jonathan Conricus (IDF Spokesman)