And that's why no other Arab countries will accept them as refugees.
Except Canada of course...
And that's why no other Arab countries will accept them as refugees.
This is the leader of Israel's military.That is clearly and exactly what Netanyahu said that they would do.
As reported by Reuters on Oct.11:
Israel's new war cabinet vows to wipe Hamas off the earth
Don't you ever get tired of lying and then being show that you've lied? You have no shame.
Israel's new war cabinet vows to wipe Hamas off the earth | Reuters
Why would they accept Nabka 2.0 when they are still hosting 5 million Palestinian refugees from the first time?And that's why no other Arab countries will accept them as refugees.
Except Canada of course...
Hamas picked the right date to do their plan....Israel at a fault was complacent despite warnings (not sure if that's really true) from Egypt. The blitz was the biggest Hamas ever did, one that Israel didn't expect....despite more powerful, a surprise attack can do a lot of damage...and it did...You are right about one thing, there are no negotiation after the October 7 attack...ceasefire? That's possible but what does ceasefire entail? Gazans go back to their daily lives? What will the UN say once the ceasefire happens? everything is all good? It looks like both sides are balls deep in this now...This will lead to the palestinians losing the entire Gaza strip...now who's fault is it? What's the lesson here? Stop supporting terrorists who doesn't care about your well being, make friends with your neighbors, settle for the 2 state...all these were doable decades ago...palestinians make bad decision after another...of all the arabs in the region somehow palestinians because of their plight (yes Israel was a major contributor of how the palestinians are what they are) are easily brainwashed...not a single neighbor they had did them good. Israel, Egypt Jordan etc etc...they all took advantage of Palestinians weakness....How did Hamas pull this off? Hamas generally kills a handful of Israelis at a time. In 15 years they killed less than 400. Now in one day they kill 1,400. How?
For the record, I don't think there's any reason to try and sit at a table with Hamas to talk peace. Hamas is a terrorist organization. You can't negotiate with terrorists.
I'm saying it can't be finished. Hamas cannot be eliminated. I'm saying Israel's actions help Hamas.
You keep claiming you don't post propaganda but the tweets you post are exactly that...So you're now arguing that Hamas has no other option but to destroy Israel or be destroyed?
You really are messed up and can't see what you've become.
Just stop killing people.
End apartheid.
End the occupation.
Stop bombing people.
I replied to a post where you said you wish Hamas would try something new or different.You clearly think I've taken a position I haven't and are now replying to my posts only half reading them and assuming what I'm saying. That's not a great strategy. If that's not the case, I have no idea how you think this reply is relevant to anything I said in the post you quoted.
The tweet said the video of paraflares was showing a war crime. It was fake propaganda. There is no "right for wrong reasons" with propaganda. It's just lies.So the tweet may have correctly said it was a war crime but for the wrong reason.
Uhhh. Ok. You agree the CCW clearly doesn't cover WP, but you think maybe a court will lose its mind and decide it is covered by it. Got it.I'll still back HRW and Amnesty for two reasons, one, there isn't any other more trustworthy independent sources at present and two, the use of WP has yet to be tested in a court and their arguments may hold weight there even if its not the letter of the CCW.
why are they keeping their brothers and sisters in camps for decades?Why would they accept Nabka 2.0 when they are still hosting 5 million Palestinian refugees from the first time?
what do you mean by doing the opposite? Dropping flowers and bubblegum. The strategy has worked to the extent that Israel still exists and is thriving. Rightly or wrongly they now believe that in the past they have agreed to ceasefires too rarely which has only given Hamas time to rearm and build more tunnels. Not sure that hey have any choice but to at least try and degrade their leadership and capabilities. Will it work? Perhaps in the short term but long term I doubt it.Prior to October 7, Israel had killed more than 6,000 Palestinians in retaliation for attacks that killed about 310 Israelis. What did that get them? 1,400 dead Israelis and 8,000 more dead Palestinians. Every time Israel is attacked they react in response. The result is just more and more death.
I wouldn't "do nothing". But I would do the opposite of what they always have. It's the one thing they've never tried.
You think they can eliminate Hamas? The whole world unified to fight the Nazis and they're still around. But you think Israel can eliminate Hamas? Unless the plan is to wipe all Palestinians and any memory of Palestine off the planet, that's not going to work. They'll kill more people, give Hamas more recruits, and the cycle will continue.
*Sign* Do you remember when I said I wasn't going up keep repeating myself that Hamas are an abhorrent terrorists organization and they should be hunted down and eliminated, and asked you to acknowledge that so I wouldn't have to keep repeating myself? You acknowledged it. So please stop pretending I'm on Hamas' side and think they are reasonable people.
It was also Palestinians, not Hamas. Unless you're saying all Palestinians are Hamas. Which is ridiculous and basically says Israel should just engage in genocide.I replied to a post where you said you wish Hamas would try something new or different.
The Great March of Return was something different, it wasn't an attack it was weekly protests at the border for over a year in the face of Israeli snipers.
Not exactly what I was thinking, but honestly I think that would work better than what Israel is doing now, depending on what the desired end result is. I think there's only one achievable result, but no one wants to accept it.what do you mean by doing the opposite? Dropping flowers and bubblegum.
And was just subject to the largest strike and loss of Israeli life they have ever encountered at the hands of Hamas. That's not my definition of working.The strategy has worked to the extent that Israel still exists and is thriving.
Won't work. As a Military tactic it fails miserably. As a long term strategy it's even worse.Rightly or wrongly they now believe that in the past they have agreed to ceasefires too rarely which has only given Hamas time to rearm and build more tunnels. Not sure that hey have any choice but to at least try and degrade their leadership and capabilities. Will it work? Perhaps in the short term but long term I doubt it.
I think you're partway there except I a think you need to take it further. I'm going to post my thoughts on what I think Israel should do at some point when I have time to sit down and write it out. It involves changing the end objective and it involves Israel accepting some things it doesn't want to accept.long term I believe that the only solution is 2 stated and abandoning many of the settlements. There will necessarily be a swap of some lands. Not sure how that will happen if Hamas does not recognize the rightof Israel to exist but hope springs eternal.
I will look forward to your view.Not exactly what I was thinking, but honestly I think that would work better than what Israel is doing now, depending on what the desired end result is. I think there's only one achievable result, but no one wants to accept it.
And was just subject to the largest strike and loss of Israeli life they have ever encountered at the hands of Hamas. That's not my definition of working.
Won't work. As a Military tactic it fails miserably. As a long term strategy it's even worse.
I think you're partway there except I a think you need to take it further. I'm going to post my thoughts on what I think Israel should do at some point when I have time to sit down and write it out. It involves changing the end objective and it involves Israel accepting some things it doesn't want to accept.
The difference is going to be the long term. A ground war to systematically kill Hamas and its infrastructure. And a new DMZ.This is not the case. We disagreed on this yesterday as well. Israel's attack on Gaza has been anything but precise. It has instead been indiscriminate. This "collective punishment" mentality exists in Israel.
No, of course not.
No. Hamas will not. They need to go.
No, they are not. They are doing the exact same things they did, back in 2014 and every other year prior. Hamas attacks. Israel carpet bombs Gaza. What is different this time around?
I was initially hoping this time around that they would do differently, but after 3.5 weeks, I am not seeing Israel do anything differently. It is the same, aerial bombing, send tanks in strategy.
I know they have said they will completely eliminate Hamas this time around and that Yahya Sinwar and other leaders are "dead men walking". I wonder, how successful they will be. They at the moment do not seem to have any strategy at all, to even get the hostages out.
Laudable. But so long as the endgame is imo Jerusalem no one is going to budge.Not exactly what I was thinking, but honestly I think that would work better than what Israel is doing now, depending on what the desired end result is. I think there's only one achievable result, but no one wants to accept it.
And was just subject to the largest strike and loss of Israeli life they have ever encountered at the hands of Hamas. That's not my definition of working.
Won't work. As a Military tactic it fails miserably. As a long term strategy it's even worse.
I think you're partway there except I a think you need to take it further. I'm going to post my thoughts on what I think Israel should do at some point when I have time to sit down and write it out. It involves changing the end objective and it involves Israel accepting some things it doesn't want to accept.
Hamas's version of "suicide by cop"?Hamas picked the right date to do their plan....Israel at a fault was complacent despite warnings (not sure if that's really true) from Egypt. The blitz was the biggest Hamas ever did, one that Israel didn't expect....despite more powerful, a surprise attack can do a lot of damage...and it did...You are right about one thing, there are no negotiation after the October 7 attack...ceasefire? That's possible but what does ceasefire entail? Gazans go back to their daily lives? What will the UN say once the ceasefire happens? everything is all good? It looks like both sides are balls deep in this now...This will lead to the palestinians losing the entire Gaza strip...now who's fault is it? What's the lesson here? Stop supporting terrorists who doesn't care about your well being, make friends with your neighbors, settle for the 2 state...all these were doable decades ago...palestinians make bad decision after another...of all the arabs in the region somehow palestinians because of their plight (yes Israel was a major contributor of how the palestinians are what they are) are easily brainwashed...not a single neighbor they had did them good. Israel, Egypt Jordan etc etc...they all took advantage of Palestinians weakness....
It will once they annex Gaza. Just like they are in the West Bank. They aren't looking at this year, or next. Its a slow steady march, build new settlements, await attacks, retaliation, new DMZ, rinse and repeat.Given how it is going today, and given how terrorist groups never really just go away, I am not optimistic it will be any different. I mean at best Hamas might change their name to something else.
Basically, if your military operation isn't quick and decisive and instead long drawn out, brutal, and kills many many civilians, as it has now, then the terrorist movement will only grow stronger. Every day Israel kills families, they are creating men that have nothing more to lose, and will join more terrorist groups in an effort at vengeance. We have seen this throughout the war on terror for over 20 years. So pursuing the same strategy is unintelligent to put it lightly.
Ask Israel because that’s their home.why are they keeping their brothers and sisters in camps for decades?