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I don't blame him one iota. Only fools believe Hamas will actually disarm. It's a silly notion.
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I don't blame him one iota. Only fools believe Hamas will actually disarm. It's a silly notion.
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Iran will never make a deal. Victory to them is merely surviving and they’re willing to take infinite punishment in order to do so. theyre not worthy of the trust required to make a deal, so no deal will ever be had (that lasts and they don’t break )
I suspect they’re dragging things out in every way possible so they can amp up the chaos around the midterms, knowing the American public is weak with no stomach for conflict and understand when the Dems take back control, it will render the Trump administration powerless and be a matter of time till the Dipshit Democrats and RINOs go back to the status quo of trying to appease these psychos
annihilation or capitulation should be the only choices offered to Iran
I suspect they’re dragging things out in every way possible so they can amp up the chaos around the midterms, knowing the American public is weak with no stomach for conflict and understand when the Dems take back control, it will render the Trump administration powerless and be a matter of time till the Dipshit Democrats and RINOs go back to the status quo of trying to appease these psychos
annihilation or capitulation should be the only choices offered to Iran
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I believe it is the correct path of Israel to not negotiate with Hamas, but to eliminate Hamas. And Hezbollah also.
Hamas does not want to co-exist with Israel. Their "Palestinian state" includes no state of Israel. Hamas believes they have a religious right to expel Israel from any land that was conquered by Islam, in perpetuity. In other words, Hamas believe that any land conquered by Islam, is Islam's.... forever, no matter what a Govt. or World Govt., or what a UN Council says or decrees otherwise.
I recently found out about some details of the 1988 Hamas Charter
en.wikipedia.org
Hamas says they've softened their stance. I call that BS, they just as easily go back to their original stance.
Hamas does not want to co-exist with Israel. Their "Palestinian state" includes no state of Israel. Hamas believes they have a religious right to expel Israel from any land that was conquered by Islam, in perpetuity. In other words, Hamas believe that any land conquered by Islam, is Islam's.... forever, no matter what a Govt. or World Govt., or what a UN Council says or decrees otherwise.
I recently found out about some details of the 1988 Hamas Charter
1988 Hamas charter - Wikipedia
Hamas says they've softened their stance. I call that BS, they just as easily go back to their original stance.
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"Peace" in Arabic literally means "absence of enemies."I believe it is the correct path of Israel to not negotiate with Hamas, but to eliminate Hamas. And Hezbollah also.
Hamas does not want to co-exist with Israel. Their "Palestinian state" includes no state of Israel. Hamas believes they have a religious right to expel Israel from any land that was conquered by Islam, in perpetuity. In other words, Hamas believe that any land conquered by Islam, is Islam's.... forever, no matter what a Govt. or World Govt., or what a UN Council says or decrees otherwise.
I recently found out about some details of the 1988 Hamas Charter
1988 Hamas charter - Wikipedia
Hamas says they've softened their stance. I call that BS, they just as easily go back to their original stance.
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Israel strikes Hezbollah base in Lebanon, causing 4.1-magnitude tremor - UPI.com
Israel's military on Thursday said it conducted strikes that demolished a series of tunnels used by Hezbollah as a base in southern Lebanon.
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A Nobel Prize-nominated journalist from Gaza who has hung out with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) multiple times has admitted to covering up footage of Israeli hostages being attacked on October 7, 2023.
Photojournalist Motaz Azaiza admitted to hiding the dreadful images during a podcast interview, the New York Post reported on Monday.
Azaiza said he covered it up to protect the people who were seen attacking the hostages once they were pulled into Gaza, because he feared the Israeli military would use the video to seek payback against the torturers. He also claimed Hamas controls all the media coming out of Gaza via a single WhatsApp group; any reporters who dare to publish content which makes Hamas look bad will be “persecuted relentlessly,” he said. Hamas’s firm grip on freedom of expression in Gaza is well-known and documented.
“People got out, watched, beat them, hit them, and I followed them and filmed,” Azaiza said on the Taqqarrab podcast. “But I did not publish those videos.”
“Why? Because I did not want to ruin the lives of the people who were filmed,” he continued. “I understood that Israel would use those videos to identify every person who was there and eliminate them.”
He added he did not want to feel “responsible” for their deaths following the 10/7 attack, when about 1,200 people were murdered in Israel, and hundreds of hostages were taken back to Gaza.
Photojournalist Motaz Azaiza admitted to hiding the dreadful images during a podcast interview, the New York Post reported on Monday.
Azaiza said he covered it up to protect the people who were seen attacking the hostages once they were pulled into Gaza, because he feared the Israeli military would use the video to seek payback against the torturers. He also claimed Hamas controls all the media coming out of Gaza via a single WhatsApp group; any reporters who dare to publish content which makes Hamas look bad will be “persecuted relentlessly,” he said. Hamas’s firm grip on freedom of expression in Gaza is well-known and documented.
“People got out, watched, beat them, hit them, and I followed them and filmed,” Azaiza said on the Taqqarrab podcast. “But I did not publish those videos.”
“Why? Because I did not want to ruin the lives of the people who were filmed,” he continued. “I understood that Israel would use those videos to identify every person who was there and eliminate them.”
He added he did not want to feel “responsible” for their deaths following the 10/7 attack, when about 1,200 people were murdered in Israel, and hundreds of hostages were taken back to Gaza.