So What Would Biden’s Call for a Ceasefire Accomplish?

[Weatherman2020]

Other than give Hamas more time to set boobytraps and organize defenses?

Citizens hungry?

Good. Let them remove their Hamas leaders and make them dead or in chains and sue for surrender then.

When US Grant and Patton were fighting a different kind of evil it was stay engaged with the enemy and push push push. Infrastructure was to be wiped out. Deny the enemy everything. Total War.

MSN

 

[jotathought]

Appeasement and an opportunistic moment to stop turning off his Muslim voters.

 

[Kondor3]

If would give Hamas a chance to regroup and resupply and retrench and strengthen their Islamic alliances.

Here's hoping that Bibi says "No" to Biden.

This is War.

War to the hilt.

No letup.

Keep up the pressure.

Death to Hamas.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Biden is pandering to the Hamas base of his party.

 

[candycorn]

Aid to civilians, a release of hostages supposedly.

I think it’s too early in this phase of the opertation for that myself.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Other than give Hamas more time to set boobytraps and organize defenses?

Citizens hungry?

Good. Let them remove their Hamas leaders and make them dead or in chains and sue for surrender then.

When US Grant and Patton were fighting a different kind of evil it was stay engaged with the enemy and push push push. Infrastructure was to be wiped out. Deny the enemy everything. Total War.

MSN

Exactly what he said it was designed to accomplish.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Aid to civilians, a release of hostages supposedly.

I think it’s too early in this phase of the opertation for that myself.

Perhaps. That's how negotiation works.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Other than give Hamas more time to set boobytraps and organize defenses?

Citizens hungry?

Good. Let them remove their Hamas leaders and make them dead or in chains and sue for surrender then.

When US Grant and Patton were fighting a different kind of evil it was stay engaged with the enemy and push push push. Infrastructure was to be wiped out. Deny the enemy everything. Total War.

MSN

All it would accomplish is more Israeli deaths both for their soldiers and their citizens. Bibi needs to tell mush brain to go fuck himself and keep the pressure on.

 

[candycorn]

Perhaps. That's how negotiation works.

As always the middle east is a shit box of choices.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

All it would accomplish is more Israeli deaths both for their soldiers and their citizens. Bibi needs to tell mush brain to go fuck himself and keep the pressure on.

Why? Hamas is not attacking Israel in earnest. That doesn't make sense.

 

[IM2]

If would give Hamas a chance to regroup and resupply and retrench and strengthen their Islamic alliances.

Here's hoping that Bibi says "No" to Biden.

This is War.

War to the hilt.

No letup.

Keep up the pressure.

Death to Hamas.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

Israel has pledged to destroy Hamas. It is, however, ironical that Israel's governments under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consciously channelised funds to Hamas and helped it gain the strength and power that it has today. But why did Israel do so and how did its calculations go awry?

Benjamin Netanyahu's government worked with the singular purpose of trying to prevent the formation of a Palestinian state, according to experts. It also sought to buy peace by giving Gaza residents a glimpse of a better life by funneling money and providing work permits.

The issue of funneling "Qatari money" to Hamas by the Israeli government was mentioned in public by Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, Prince Turki al-Faisal, in an address on October 20. Al-Faisal's remarks came after Hamas terrorists on October 7 butchered over a thousand Israelis and took over 200 hostages.

That the Netanyahu government has been working against the formation of an independent Palestinian state has been clear for years. The creation of Israeli settlements deep within the West Bank negates the scope of a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The West Bank is controlled by the Palestinian Authority, which is led by Mahmoud Abbas. Gaza, the other Palestinian territory, has been under Hamas's control since the 2006 elections. Hamas ousted the Palestinian Authority's Fatah in that election.

That Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was against a Palestinian state was reported as recently as July by The Jerusalem Post.

"Palestinian hopes of establishing a sovereign state must be eliminated," Netanyahu told members of a parliament committee in a closed-door meeting, according to The Jerusalem Post. Netanyahu's remarks came as he was discussing plans for a scenario that did not have Mahmoud Abbas at the helm of the Palestinian Authority.

"Thus, amid this bid to impair Abbas, Hamas was upgraded from a mere terror group to an organisation with which Israel held indirect negotiations via Egypt, and one that was allowed to receive infusions of cash from abroad," writes Schneider.

Hamas has several sources of funds, but money from Qatar is the mainstay.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

If Benjamin Netanyahu-led Israel didn't create Frankenstein's monster, it for sure helped nourish it. This is why Israel funneled Qatari money to Gaza as Hamas lulled it into a false sense of security and its citizens paid a heavy price for the miscalculation.

www.indiatoday.in

Biden is right. Do not fall into supporting Netanyahu's attempt to get us into a regional war.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

Israel has pledged to destroy Hamas. It is, however, ironical that Israel's governments under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consciously channelised funds to Hamas and helped it gain the strength and power that it has today. But why did Israel do so and how did its calculations go awry?

Benjamin Netanyahu's government worked with the singular purpose of trying to prevent the formation of a Palestinian state, according to experts. It also sought to buy peace by giving Gaza residents a glimpse of a better life by funneling money and providing work permits.

The issue of funneling "Qatari money" to Hamas by the Israeli government was mentioned in public by Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, Prince Turki al-Faisal, in an address on October 20. Al-Faisal's remarks came after Hamas terrorists on October 7 butchered over a thousand Israelis and took over 200 hostages.

That the Netanyahu government has been working against the formation of an independent Palestinian state has been clear for years. The creation of Israeli settlements deep within the West Bank negates the scope of a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The West Bank is controlled by the Palestinian Authority, which is led by Mahmoud Abbas. Gaza, the other Palestinian territory, has been under Hamas's control since the 2006 elections. Hamas ousted the Palestinian Authority's Fatah in that election.

That Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was against a Palestinian state was reported as recently as July by The Jerusalem Post.

"Palestinian hopes of establishing a sovereign state must be eliminated," Netanyahu told members of a parliament committee in a closed-door meeting, according to The Jerusalem Post. Netanyahu's remarks came as he was discussing plans for a scenario that did not have Mahmoud Abbas at the helm of the Palestinian Authority.

"Thus, amid this bid to impair Abbas, Hamas was upgraded from a mere terror group to an organisation with which Israel held indirect negotiations via Egypt, and one that was allowed to receive infusions of cash from abroad," writes Schneider.

Hamas has several sources of funds, but money from Qatar is the mainstay.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

If Benjamin Netanyahu-led Israel didn't create Frankenstein's monster, it for sure helped nourish it. This is why Israel funneled Qatari money to Gaza as Hamas lulled it into a false sense of security and its citizens paid a heavy price for the miscalculation.

www.indiatoday.in

Biden is right. Do not fall into supporting Netanyahu's attempt to get us into a regional war.

You're a bit confused.

That isn't Bibi's goal. That is the goal of Hamas.

 

[IM2]

You're a bit confused.

That isn't Bibi's goal. That is the goal of Hamas.

No, I am not confused.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

Israel has pledged to destroy Hamas. It is, however, ironical that Israel's governments under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consciously channelised funds to Hamas and helped it gain the strength and power that it has today. But why did Israel do so and how did its calculations go awry?

Benjamin Netanyahu's government worked with the singular purpose of trying to prevent the formation of a Palestinian state, according to experts. It also sought to buy peace by giving Gaza residents a glimpse of a better life by funneling money and providing work permits.

The issue of funneling "Qatari money" to Hamas by the Israeli government was mentioned in public by Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, Prince Turki al-Faisal, in an address on October 20. Al-Faisal's remarks came after Hamas terrorists on October 7 butchered over a thousand Israelis and took over 200 hostages.

That the Netanyahu government has been working against the formation of an independent Palestinian state has been clear for years. The creation of Israeli settlements deep within the West Bank negates the scope of a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The West Bank is controlled by the Palestinian Authority, which is led by Mahmoud Abbas. Gaza, the other Palestinian territory, has been under Hamas's control since the 2006 elections. Hamas ousted the Palestinian Authority's Fatah in that election.

That Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was against a Palestinian state was reported as recently as July by The Jerusalem Post.

"Palestinian hopes of establishing a sovereign state must be eliminated," Netanyahu told members of a parliament committee in a closed-door meeting, according to The Jerusalem Post. Netanyahu's remarks came as he was discussing plans for a scenario that did not have Mahmoud Abbas at the helm of the Palestinian Authority.

"Thus, amid this bid to impair Abbas, Hamas was upgraded from a mere terror group to an organisation with which Israel held indirect negotiations via Egypt, and one that was allowed to receive infusions of cash from abroad," writes Schneider.

Hamas has several sources of funds, but money from Qatar is the mainstay.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

If Benjamin Netanyahu-led Israel didn't create Frankenstein's monster, it for sure helped nourish it. This is why Israel funneled Qatari money to Gaza as Hamas lulled it into a false sense of security and its citizens paid a heavy price for the miscalculation.

www.indiatoday.in

 

[TruthNotBS]

Other than give Hamas more time to set boobytraps and organize defenses?

Citizens hungry?

Good. Let them remove their Hamas leaders and make them dead or in chains and sue for surrender then.

When US Grant and Patton were fighting a different kind of evil it was stay engaged with the enemy and push push push. Infrastructure was to be wiped out. Deny the enemy everything. Total War.

MSN

Hamas is a resistance movement and paramilitary force that fights the Jewish apartheid state and occupation. The Palestinians are being imprisoned in Gaza, in what amounts to a giant concentration camp. They've been dispossessed of their lands, and homes, and forced into refugee camps in the West Bank and neighboring countries. Half of the 2.3 million civilian population of Gaza are minors, under the age of 18. Nothing justifies this carnage.

 

[Kondor3]

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

Israel has pledged to destroy Hamas. It is, however, ironical that Israel's governments under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consciously channelised funds to Hamas and helped it gain the strength and power that it has today. But why did Israel do so and how did its calculations go awry?

Benjamin Netanyahu's government worked with the singular purpose of trying to prevent the formation of a Palestinian state, according to experts. It also sought to buy peace by giving Gaza residents a glimpse of a better life by funneling money and providing work permits.

The issue of funneling "Qatari money" to Hamas by the Israeli government was mentioned in public by Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, Prince Turki al-Faisal, in an address on October 20. Al-Faisal's remarks came after Hamas terrorists on October 7 butchered over a thousand Israelis and took over 200 hostages.

That the Netanyahu government has been working against the formation of an independent Palestinian state has been clear for years. The creation of Israeli settlements deep within the West Bank negates the scope of a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The West Bank is controlled by the Palestinian Authority, which is led by Mahmoud Abbas. Gaza, the other Palestinian territory, has been under Hamas's control since the 2006 elections. Hamas ousted the Palestinian Authority's Fatah in that election.

That Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was against a Palestinian state was reported as recently as July by The Jerusalem Post.

"Palestinian hopes of establishing a sovereign state must be eliminated," Netanyahu told members of a parliament committee in a closed-door meeting, according to The Jerusalem Post. Netanyahu's remarks came as he was discussing plans for a scenario that did not have Mahmoud Abbas at the helm of the Palestinian Authority.

"Thus, amid this bid to impair Abbas, Hamas was upgraded from a mere terror group to an organisation with which Israel held indirect negotiations via Egypt, and one that was allowed to receive infusions of cash from abroad," writes Schneider.

Hamas has several sources of funds, but money from Qatar is the mainstay.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

If Benjamin Netanyahu-led Israel didn't create Frankenstein's monster, it for sure helped nourish it. This is why Israel funneled Qatari money to Gaza as Hamas lulled it into a false sense of security and its citizens paid a heavy price for the miscalculation.

www.indiatoday.in

Biden is right. Do not fall into supporting Netanyahu's attempt to get us into a regional war.

Doesn't matter. Hamas must die.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

No, I am not confused.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

Israel has pledged to destroy Hamas. It is, however, ironical that Israel's governments under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu consciously channelised funds to Hamas and helped it gain the strength and power that it has today. But why did Israel do so and how did its calculations go awry?

Benjamin Netanyahu's government worked with the singular purpose of trying to prevent the formation of a Palestinian state, according to experts. It also sought to buy peace by giving Gaza residents a glimpse of a better life by funneling money and providing work permits.

The issue of funneling "Qatari money" to Hamas by the Israeli government was mentioned in public by Saudi Arabia's former intelligence chief, Prince Turki al-Faisal, in an address on October 20. Al-Faisal's remarks came after Hamas terrorists on October 7 butchered over a thousand Israelis and took over 200 hostages.

That the Netanyahu government has been working against the formation of an independent Palestinian state has been clear for years. The creation of Israeli settlements deep within the West Bank negates the scope of a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The West Bank is controlled by the Palestinian Authority, which is led by Mahmoud Abbas. Gaza, the other Palestinian territory, has been under Hamas's control since the 2006 elections. Hamas ousted the Palestinian Authority's Fatah in that election.

That Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu was against a Palestinian state was reported as recently as July by The Jerusalem Post.

"Palestinian hopes of establishing a sovereign state must be eliminated," Netanyahu told members of a parliament committee in a closed-door meeting, according to The Jerusalem Post. Netanyahu's remarks came as he was discussing plans for a scenario that did not have Mahmoud Abbas at the helm of the Palestinian Authority.

"Thus, amid this bid to impair Abbas, Hamas was upgraded from a mere terror group to an organisation with which Israel held indirect negotiations via Egypt, and one that was allowed to receive infusions of cash from abroad," writes Schneider.

Hamas has several sources of funds, but money from Qatar is the mainstay.

Why Netanyahu helped fund Hamas and how that backfired for Israel

If Benjamin Netanyahu-led Israel didn't create Frankenstein's monster, it for sure helped nourish it. This is why Israel funneled Qatari money to Gaza as Hamas lulled it into a false sense of security and its citizens paid a heavy price for the miscalculation.

www.indiatoday.in

Well there was nothing at all relevant in that post about your incorrect claim about Bibi. Not even sure why you posted it.

The regional war is the goal of Hamas, not Israel.

 

[Kondor3]

Hamas is a resistance movement and paramilitary force that fights the Jewish apartheid state and occupation.

Hor$e$hit.

 

[TruthNotBS]

Doesn't matter. Hamas must die.

Hamas can't be eliminated through a genocidal bombing campaign. The only way to eliminate Hamas is by getting rid of the reason Hamas exists in the first place, which is the illegal Jewish occupation of Palestinian territories. The dehumanization, false imprisonment, and murder of Palestinians must end, to eliminate Hamas.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Hamas can't be eliminated through a genocidal bombing campaign. The only way to eliminate Hamas is by getting rid of the reason Hamas exists in the first place, which is the illegal Jewish occupation of Palestinian territories. The dehumanization, false imprisonment, and murder of Palestinians must end, to eliminate Hamas.

False.

The reason Hamas exists is the steaming pile of evil ideas called Islam.

 

[TruthNotBS]

Hor$e$hit.

It's exactly that, and what occurred on October 7th was just a response to decades of being illegally occupied, imprisoned, bombed, slaughtered..etc. The Hamas attacks didn't occur in a vacuum, there's a context behind them, which you conveniently ignore.