And back to you complaining that Israel let in Qatari money meant to alleviate some of Gaza's poverty. Pretty sad that your hatred of everything Israel overwhelms your compassion for the people of Gaza.
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No, this is about Netanyahu's latest quote where he states he is against the two state solution and wants to take all the land.
Netanyahu just stated this:
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/...rael-will-keep-all-land-between-river-and-sea
When he's talking about 'not even one person', do you think he's including Palestinians or is he acknowledging that he doesn't even count them as people?
That is just as bad as what you complain about Hamas, yet you never would suggest its the same problem, would you?
Your complaints are based entirely on race.
Just treat both sides equally.
find better sources instead of Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas link ones and quit whining about RT
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East_Eye
Criticism and controversy
Links to Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood and Qatar
According to the Michael Rubin, a scholar part of the American Enterprise Institute, MEE and its chief editor David Hearst were noted to have exclusive access to Hamas news content in their articles.[4][5][6] David Hearst was also noted by Rubin to have penned editorials praising and defending the Muslims brotherhood.[4][7][8] According to Rubin, The Middle East Eye website was registered by Adlin Adnan, an official of Interpal, which is a United Kingdom-based charity designated by the US Treasury Department as a financial supporter of Hamas.[4]
According to the Hudson Institute, MEE and Middle East Monitor were launched by Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as an alternative to the Qatari based Al Jazeera to provide western readers the Muslim Brotherhood point of view.[9]
Saudi Arabia accuses MEE of being a news outlet funded by Qatar (both directly and indirectly).[10] The Emirati newspaper The National, claimed Middle East Eye coverage to have an anti-Emirati bias and noted several members employed by MEE to be originally part of Al Jazeera.[11][12] The National also accused MEE of being associated with multiple members of the Muslim Brotherhood.[11]
On 22 June 2017, during the 2017–18 Qatar diplomatic crisis, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Egypt, and Bahrain, as part of a list of 13 demands, demanded that Qatar close Middle East Eye, which they saw as sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood and a Qatari-funded and aligned outlet. Middle East Eye denied it has ever received Qatari funds.[13][14]
MEE is suspected of pro-Muslim Brotherhood bias by a number of governments, observers and scholars. Saudi Arabia and a number of its allies demanded that Qatar shut down MEE, which they consider to be a Qatari-funded and aligned outlet.
You've posted articles by RT here, I won't take your criticisms about sources seriously.
If you think that quote by Netanyahu is fake, prove it, otherwise deal with the story.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...ays-israel-is-not-a-state-of-all-its-citizens
stop the deflection and address why you constantly cite Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas liked sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East_Eye
Criticism and controversy
Links to Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood and Qatar
According to the Michael Rubin, a scholar part of the American Enterprise Institute, MEE and its chief editor David Hearst were noted to have exclusive access to Hamas news content in their articles.[4][5][6] David Hearst was also noted by Rubin to have penned editorials praising and defending the Muslims brotherhood.[4][7][8] According to Rubin, The Middle East Eye website was registered by Adlin Adnan, an official of Interpal, which is a United Kingdom-based charity designated by the US Treasury Department as a financial supporter of Hamas.[4]
According to the Hudson Institute, MEE and Middle East Monitor were launched by Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as an alternative to the Qatari based Al Jazeera to provide western readers the Muslim Brotherhood point of view.[9]
Saudi Arabia accuses MEE of being a news outlet funded by Qatar (both directly and indirectly).[10] The Emirati newspaper The National, claimed Middle East Eye coverage to have an anti-Emirati bias and noted several members employed by MEE to be originally part of Al Jazeera.[11][12] The National also accused MEE of being associated with multiple members of the Muslim Brotherhood.[11]
On 22 June 2017, during the 2017–18 Qatar diplomatic crisis, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Egypt, and Bahrain, as part of a list of 13 demands, demanded that Qatar close Middle East Eye, which they saw as sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood and a Qatari-funded and aligned outlet. Middle East Eye denied it has ever received Qatari funds.[13][14]
MEE is suspected of pro-Muslim Brotherhood bias by a number of governments, observers and scholars. Saudi Arabia and a number of its allies demanded that Qatar shut down MEE, which they consider to be a Qatari-funded and aligned outlet.
You quote bullshit sources all the time, I won't take criticism about sources from you.
Your claims in this area are bullshit, as someone who quotes RT.
Stop attacking the messenger and admit you can't address the quotes and arguments.
stop the deflection and address why you constantly cite Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas liked sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East_Eye
Criticism and controversy
Links to Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood and Qatar
According to the Michael Rubin, a scholar part of the American Enterprise Institute, MEE and its chief editor David Hearst were noted to have exclusive access to Hamas news content in their articles.[4][5][6] David Hearst was also noted by Rubin to have penned editorials praising and defending the Muslims brotherhood.[4][7][8] According to Rubin, The Middle East Eye website was registered by Adlin Adnan, an official of Interpal, which is a United Kingdom-based charity designated by the US Treasury Department as a financial supporter of Hamas.[4]
According to the Hudson Institute, MEE and Middle East Monitor were launched by Muslim Brotherhood affiliates as an alternative to the Qatari based Al Jazeera to provide western readers the Muslim Brotherhood point of view.[9]
Saudi Arabia accuses MEE of being a news outlet funded by Qatar (both directly and indirectly).[10] The Emirati newspaper The National, claimed Middle East Eye coverage to have an anti-Emirati bias and noted several members employed by MEE to be originally part of Al Jazeera.[11][12] The National also accused MEE of being associated with multiple members of the Muslim Brotherhood.[11]
On 22 June 2017, during the 2017–18 Qatar diplomatic crisis, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Egypt, and Bahrain, as part of a list of 13 demands, demanded that Qatar close Middle East Eye, which they saw as sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood and a Qatari-funded and aligned outlet. Middle East Eye denied it has ever received Qatari funds.[13][14]
MEE is suspected of pro-Muslim Brotherhood bias by a number of governments, observers and scholars. Saudi Arabia and a number of its allies demanded that Qatar shut down MEE, which they consider to be a Qatari-funded and aligned outlet.
You always try to make everything about blaming Israel, even when they facilitate millions in foreign aid to Palestinians. Of course if Israel refused to allow Qatar's money in you would be blaming Israel for refusing to allow aid in.
And I haven't seen a word from you about Hamas (and much of Fatah) claiming that all of the region should be a Palestinian state and Jews need to be "uprooted".
This only came up because Netanyahu said it.
Blame him, not me.
Netanyahu is the one that says they have been funding Hamas in order to separate Palestinians and to stop any chance of the two state solution happening.
Just as it was Netanyahu who brought up how Israel is an apartheid state, with full rights for only one race.
I guess I'll give him credit for getting Qatari aid money to Gaza. Of course if he refused to allow the money in you would be complaining about that.
