We will repeat October 7 again and again' - Hamas official

Being against the totalitarian apartheid state of Israel has nothing to do with hate.
It's about wanting fair and equitable justice for the Palestinian people brutalized by the psychotic leadership of the terrorist state of Israel.

Sounds awful! The Palestinians should all move to Syria. Lots of land, no pesky Jews.
 
"Israel is a country that has no place on our land," Hamas official Ghazi Hamad told Lebanese news outlet LBCI news this week, according to a report and translation from the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) released on Wednesday.

"We must remove that country," he continued.

"We must teach Israel a lesson, and we will do this again and again. The Al-Aqsa Flood is just the first time, and there will be a second, a third, a fourth. Because we have the determination...to fight."

Civilian casualties and the price of war

Hamad continued, talking about the civilian price of the attack that has been paid on both sides of the war. He expressed that the killings at the Re'im music festival were the result of "complications on the ground."

"Will we have to pay a price? Yes, and we are ready to pay it. We are called a nation of martyrs and we are proud to sacrifice martyrs."

He also said: "The existence of Israel is what causes all that pain, blood, and tears. It's Israel, not us. We are the victims of the occupation. Full stop.

"Nobody should blame us. On October 7, October 10, October one million - everything we do is justified."


Thus, Hamas explains why it is necessary to complete the destruction of Hamas at whatever cost.
The Quran emphasizes the concepts of resources and sharing in several verses. Here are a few examples:

1. Surah Al-Hashr (59:7):"And what Allah restored to His Messenger from the people of the towns - it is for Allah and for the Messenger and for [his] near relatives and orphans and the [stranded] traveler - so that it will not be a perpetual distribution among the rich from among you. And whatever the Messenger has given you - take; and what he has forbidden you - refrain from. And fear Allah; indeed, Allah is severe in penalty."This verse highlights the importance of distributing resources in a fair and inclusive manner. It discourages the accumulation of wealth solely by the rich and promotes the principle of sharing and providing for those in need.

2. Surah Al-Isra’ (17:80):"And say: My Lord! Cause me to come in with a firm incoming and to go out with a firm outgoing. And give me from thy presence a sustaining Power."This verse illustrates the acknowledgement of individuals' reliance on Allah for sustenance and resources. It encourages believers to seek provision from Allah and acknowledges the significance of sharing blessings with others.

3. Surah Al-Balad (90:11-16):"Then He inspired it with its wickedness and its righteousness. He has succeeded who purifies it, And he has failed who instills it with corruption. The Thamud denied [their prophet] by reason of their transgression, When the most wretched of them was sent forth. And the messenger of Allah [Salih] said to them, '[Do not harm] the she-camel of Allah or [prevent her from] her drink.'"These verses highlight the negative consequences of hoarding resources and refusing to share them. The people of Thamud were condemned for their defiance and mistreatment of the blessings Allah had bestowed upon them, particularly the she-camel, which symbolized provisions and sustenance.

4. Surah Al-Adiyat (100:6-11):"Indeed, mankind was created very impatient; Fretful when evil touches him; And niggardly when good touches him - Except the observers of prayer - Those who are constant in their prayer."In this verse, it highlights the tendency of humans to be selfish and reluctant to share when they are blessed with abundance. However, it encourages believers to remain steadfast in prayer and reminds them to overcome this inclination and generously share their blessings with others.

These are just a few instances where the Quran emphasizes the principles of sharing and equitable distribution of resources. The Quran consistently promotes generosity, care for the less fortunate, and discourages hoarding and unequal distribution of wealth.

Q: Jews are considered as the stranded travellers or the needy?

A: The term "stranded travelers" refers to people who are stuck or unable to continue their journey due to various reasons such as flight cancellations, natural disasters, political conflicts, or personal emergencies.

These individuals typically find themselves without proper accommodation, transportation, or other essential resources.On the other hand, the term "needy" generally refers to individuals or groups who require assistance due to a lack of necessary resources, such as food, shelter, healthcare, or financial support.

This can include those who are economically disadvantaged, homeless, or facing other challenging circumstances. In the context of the above question, it could be interpreted that the term "stranded travelers" is referring to individuals who are temporarily in need of assistance while being away from their usual environment or support systems, while the term "needy" can encompass a broader range of individuals who require assistance to fulfill their basic needs.

I'm neither Jew nor Muslim. But if all humans learn to care and to share, the world would be a better place. ☺
 
"Israel is a country that has no place on our land," Hamas official Ghazi Hamad told Lebanese news outlet LBCI news this week, according to a report and translation from the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) released on Wednesday.

"We must remove that country," he continued.

"We must teach Israel a lesson, and we will do this again and again. The Al-Aqsa Flood is just the first time, and there will be a second, a third, a fourth. Because we have the determination...to fight."

Civilian casualties and the price of war

Hamad continued, talking about the civilian price of the attack that has been paid on both sides of the war. He expressed that the killings at the Re'im music festival were the result of "complications on the ground."

"Will we have to pay a price? Yes, and we are ready to pay it. We are called a nation of martyrs and we are proud to sacrifice martyrs."

He also said: "The existence of Israel is what causes all that pain, blood, and tears. It's Israel, not us. We are the victims of the occupation. Full stop.

"Nobody should blame us. On October 7, October 10, October one million - everything we do is justified."


Thus, Hamas explains why it is necessary to complete the destruction of Hamas at whatever cost.
Conclusion'. Whatever Israel does is justified. Eliminate as many as possible Stop the BULL SHIT about " International Law", Human Rights, etc etc etc
 
No. One can criticize Israel's actions while also admitting that the death cult needs to be wiped out
So it’s OK for Hamas to declare to the World it’s their goal to annihilate Israel but Israel is wrong for doing what’s necessary? Don’t think 🤔 so!!
 
So it’s OK for Hamas to declare to the World it’s their goal to annihilate Israel but Israel is wrong for doing what’s necessary? Don’t think 🤔 so!!
I don't think so, either. But your loaded comment -- that Israel is only doing what is necessary -- is not necessarily accurate.
 

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