Hamas invaded Israel 2023
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Quirky
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That's messy, you'd still need to haul the carcass's off the street and call in the street sweepers.
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I get you guys are trying to be funny, but I don't thinking advocating the murder of protestors is within this site's policies, nor generally civil discourse.
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Don't get me started or you really wouldn't like what I have to say.
Colin Parkinson
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Memri provides accurate translations of Arab TV, so people can hear what they actually say. Not sure what planet your on, but Hamas and the Egyptian government have zero love for each other. They had a barely acceptable agreement in the last 5-10 years that Hamas would try not be to active in the Sinai and Egypt would not look to hard for tunnels. But Hamas involvement with the MB is a key reason why the border with Egypt never was fully opened.My father is still alive.. My wife's grandma is still alive and both are survivors of the 1948 Nakba, so I'm not sure what the relevance is.
Also, as per the UN, descendants of refugees retain refugee status until a durable solution is found.
Refugees | United Nations
There were 110 million people forcibly displaced world-wide at the end of June 2023. Among those were 36.4 million refugees, (30.5 million refugees under UNHCR's mandate, and 5.94 million Palestine refugees under UNRWA's mandate). ;www.un.org
Israel didn't give up Gaza in 2015. It removed an illegal settlement and redeployed its troops. Israel still controlled the air, sea and most land crossings.. Etc, It controlled what or who goes in or goes out and it even controlled the civil registry. An occupation to put it simply.
Not sure if you follow Arab media, but I do, and I never seen any negative official Hamas statements against Egypt (even post military coup that removed the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt). Heck, I even recall that Hamas officially opposed Saddam's 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait (while Yasser Arafat's PLO was backing Saddam on it!)
No one is a fan of Hamas... But at least get your facts straight (watch less MEMRI TV)
I think you mean 2005, that's when Israel despite internal opposition uprooted their own people and forced them out of Gaza, which the Israel had held since 1967 and had previously belonged to Egypt. Funny enough, Egypt already knew the Palestinians were a major problem and did not want them back. So much for Brotherly love. Egypt could have taken Gaza back and given the region autonomy, but they already knew that Palestinians are like a cancer to any host.
So both your father and the Grandmother are over 76 years old. Which just proves that I am right that it will all be history in short order. No one is going back to the regions their parents/grandparents held, anywhere in the world, except by force. Maybe Iran and Turkey can show how it's down by granting independence to the Baluch's and the Kurds? Why is it I never hear about protests in the West for those oppressed people? Where is the love for your fellow Muslims?
This is not about supporting your fellow Muslims, it's about hating Jews and wanting to slaughter them for the crime of not submitting to Islam.
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Has to be repeated again and again.
My greatest fear is that Israel doesn't make it to the 22nd century.
The US is weakening, its young generations are growing anti-semitic, malicious state actors are emboldening...
Here's to hoping the threat of nuclear annihilation scares Iran enough to prevent all-out war, and the boons of economic cooperation secure amicable relationships between Israel and its Arabic neighbours.
Has anyone else had him leaving negative responses on your comments in other unrelated threads?
No, but the forum shows him online and currently viewing this thread, so I’m curious to see if he replies to my questions on its original subject.
On the original subject of the thread, what are your views on the conduct of the original Hamas attack on Israel as I posed a couple pages up and quoted for you yesterday?
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Maybe he is actually busy...
and as far as folks wanting to start a war in the area, what exactly occurred on the 7th of October?
What does “finish off Gaza” mean?
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Obviously militarily and Hamas within gaza. If Israel wanted to, gaza would be uninhabited on Oct 8th.
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