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Clearly Hamas and Palestinians are the same. Someone else will have to take over Gaza, once Israel destroys them. Maybe Egypt but no Palestinians.
Palestinian minister: Hamas's October 7 massacre of Israelis 'heroic'
Rajoub called the massacre "an earthquake, an unprecedented event," and portrayed the attack as a defensive action against Israeli "aggression" - including its response to Hamas's attack.
Jabril Rajoub, Secretary of Fatah's Central Committee, praised Hamas's October 7 massacre in Israel's South during a press conference in Kuwait earlier this month, a local newspaper reported in Arabic.
Rajoub called the attack – during which thousands of Hamas terrorists invaded southern Israel, shooting, raping, burning, and beheading about 1,200 people – "an earthquake, an unprecedented event," portraying it as a defensive action against Israeli "aggression" – which includes Israel's response to it.
Rajoub said that Hamas's attack, part of a "defensive war full of epics and heroics that the Palestinian people have been fighting for 75 years," thwarted a plan "by the Israeli Right" to integrate the country into the larger Middle East without the Palestinian issue on the agenda.
In fact, Israel's imminent rapprochement with Saudi Arabia at the time of Hamas's brutal attack is widely said to have included a demand for Israeli concessions on the Palestinian issue to preserve the possibility of a two-state solution.
Analysts have speculated that Hamas timed the attack to sabotage this agreement, which itself came after years of diplomacy between Israel and the Gulf states, culminating in the Abraham Accords. As Neville Teller wrote in The Jerusalem Post earlier this year, "Hamas believes that the only effective way to achieve the desired outcome is through continual conflict and terror," unlike other Palestinian factions that endorse, or at least entertain, the possibility of a peace agreement with Israel.
Fatah, Rajoub's party, which governs the Palestinian Authority under the leadership of President Mahmoud Abbas, officially supports a two-state solution. The secretary said it was to preserve this possibility, as well as the states' national security, that Jordan and Egypt have refused to accept Palestinian refugees fleeing the war in Gaza.
Fatah and Hamas have consistently found themselves in conflict with each other over the years, including during a 2006-2007 armed conflict in Gaza, when Hamas, which had been elected democratically, seized control of the Strip by force.
Even so, "no one today can [deny] that we are one people living in one homeland and our project is one," Rajoub said. He named this project as "an independent state with full sovereignty in accordance with the resolutions of international legitimacy."
Regarding Israel's northern border with Lebanon, which has seen consistent exchanges of fire between the IDF and the Iranian proxy Hezbollah, Rajoub said that "from day one, the Israeli Right has been seeking to expand the war." and that it was the American administration that has prevented the war from expanding.
www.jpost.com
Palestinian minister: Hamas's October 7 massacre of Israelis 'heroic'
Rajoub called the massacre "an earthquake, an unprecedented event," and portrayed the attack as a defensive action against Israeli "aggression" - including its response to Hamas's attack.
Jabril Rajoub, Secretary of Fatah's Central Committee, praised Hamas's October 7 massacre in Israel's South during a press conference in Kuwait earlier this month, a local newspaper reported in Arabic.
Rajoub called the attack – during which thousands of Hamas terrorists invaded southern Israel, shooting, raping, burning, and beheading about 1,200 people – "an earthquake, an unprecedented event," portraying it as a defensive action against Israeli "aggression" – which includes Israel's response to it.
Rajoub said that Hamas's attack, part of a "defensive war full of epics and heroics that the Palestinian people have been fighting for 75 years," thwarted a plan "by the Israeli Right" to integrate the country into the larger Middle East without the Palestinian issue on the agenda.
In fact, Israel's imminent rapprochement with Saudi Arabia at the time of Hamas's brutal attack is widely said to have included a demand for Israeli concessions on the Palestinian issue to preserve the possibility of a two-state solution.
Analysts have speculated that Hamas timed the attack to sabotage this agreement, which itself came after years of diplomacy between Israel and the Gulf states, culminating in the Abraham Accords. As Neville Teller wrote in The Jerusalem Post earlier this year, "Hamas believes that the only effective way to achieve the desired outcome is through continual conflict and terror," unlike other Palestinian factions that endorse, or at least entertain, the possibility of a peace agreement with Israel.
Fatah, Rajoub's party, which governs the Palestinian Authority under the leadership of President Mahmoud Abbas, officially supports a two-state solution. The secretary said it was to preserve this possibility, as well as the states' national security, that Jordan and Egypt have refused to accept Palestinian refugees fleeing the war in Gaza.
Fatah and Hamas have consistently found themselves in conflict with each other over the years, including during a 2006-2007 armed conflict in Gaza, when Hamas, which had been elected democratically, seized control of the Strip by force.
Even so, "no one today can [deny] that we are one people living in one homeland and our project is one," Rajoub said. He named this project as "an independent state with full sovereignty in accordance with the resolutions of international legitimacy."
Regarding Israel's northern border with Lebanon, which has seen consistent exchanges of fire between the IDF and the Iranian proxy Hezbollah, Rajoub said that "from day one, the Israeli Right has been seeking to expand the war." and that it was the American administration that has prevented the war from expanding.
Palestinian minister: Hamas's October 7 massacre of Israelis 'heroic' | The Jerusalem Post
Rajoub called the massacre "an earthquake, an unprecedented event," and portrayed the attack as a defensive action against Israeli "aggression" - including its response to Hamas's attack.
www.jpost.com
Why am I not surprised you dont know the difference between toddlers and teenagers who throw bricks at IDF soldiers.
If you're old enough to throw rocks or bricks at soldiers, you are old enough to get an ass-kicking.
And if you think rocks or bricks are harmless, have a look at this: https://www.reuters.com/article/israel-palestinians-violence-idINKBN22O13O/
If I threw a brick at a Toronto cop, guaranteed he'd pull his gun and shoot me.
Those PL kids you claim were tortured got off easy. They couldve easily been shot to death
I wonder if that's as bad as murdering children in your eyes.Another group of Zionist terrorists were released today. Somehow the Palestinians can't bring themselves to release the 8 month old. Who takes children as hostages? Evil people from another world.
How afraid is Israel that they had to make laws to protect themselves from kids with rocks.
Of course, they could just stop fucking trying to take more Palestinian land and let Palestinians live free from the river to the sea.
Is $3.8 billion a year in US bombs not enough to protect you from children with rocks?
Cuz if that's your worry, you shouldn't have turned Gaza into one giant pile of rocks.
You're talking out of your ass again...hamas don't want a 2 state solution... you keep contradicting your idols...if they do, they would've built Gaza and make the economy thrive...not planning their next assault...their stupidity is what turn Gaza into ruins....
I'm saying this:
When frank refers to "Zionist" he means "Jew".
I thought that it was quite clear.
The thought of dead Palestinian babies must give you a raging boner then.
Just more proof that you, as well as many others here, see all Palestinians as hamas. You think children and babies deserve to be bombed and buried alive under rubble. Just because of where they were born.
Canada and the entire world rejects your wet dream final solution of ethnic cleansing and collective punishment for Palestinians. Good thing you won't be around to ever see it happen, Slobodan's butler.
