Not any European airline I’ve worked for or have friends working for.

You’re aware that airline workers have no choice on where the airline flies to, right? If I get a TLV flight in my roster I can’t not go to work because Israel is commiting genocide in Palestine.

So the choices are either lose your job or support Israel?

So people should just quit their jobs because the CEO of the Airline decided not to suspend flights to Israel?

Yeah, the flight attendants and pilots working for e.g. Wizz Air are compliant with killing civilians in Palestine. Get a grip.

Ben Gurion airport is also a civilian airport where there are civilians.

We should be able to be pro-palestine and still be capable of calling this a terrorist attack. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of people who have nothing to do with the war that could have been killed in this attack. I work in aviation, for an airline that has regular flights to Tel Aviv, and it terrifies me that I, or someone close to me could’ve been there.

It’s a civilian airport where there are hundreds, if not thousands, of people who have nothing to do with the war.

Which airline was that?

The funny thing is that 3000 years ago you wouldn’t get burned at the stake for thinking like that.

It’s actually a really effective drug to calm cats, among other animals. I always give it to my orange boy because he panics whenever he’s in his transporter. On gabapentin he just chills in there, doesn’t have elevated heart rates and doesn’t cry.

Wow, this brought back memories of me rubbing my hands against my old Nokia battery in middle school to heat it up and get a couple extra %.

Every democracy in the world works on the basis of majority votes, not unanimous. Why should the EU be different?

You mean when he said that Ukraine should have the courage to surrender to Russia?