Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

[akiber]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

 

[Penelope]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

 

[akiber]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

 

[Lipush]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

Hamas without tunnels? lol.

 

[Lipush]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

For you, anything less than killing all Israeli Jews will qualify as "nothing"

 

[Penelope]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

For you, anything less than killing all Israeli Jews will qualify as "nothing"

What do they get?? Nothing.

 

[Kondor3]

Israel Denies Contacts With Hamas on Long-term Truce

Israel officially denied Monday night that it is conducting direct or indirect negotiations with Hamas on a long-term cease-fire agreement. “There are no meetings with Hamas,” the prime minister’s bureau said in a statement, adding: “There are no direct contacts, no contacts through other countries and no contacts through intermediaries.” the statement from Prime Minister Netanyahu’s bureau came after weeks of frequent reports from Palestinian and other Arab media of contacts between Israel and Hamas over a long-term cease-fire. ..

Israel denies contacts with Hamas on long-term truce - Diplomacy and Defense

Much ado about nothing?

 

[Penelope]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

Hamas without tunnels? lol.

What is your problem, how about Israel without an Air Force, Sirens, Shelters, IDF, Nukes, Iron Dome, and you begrudge them a few tunnels. They can't go up or to sea , you have them trapped. What do you actually think these people are suppose to bow down to you, because of what, your all powerful and you think for some absurb reason you have some sort of right to that land, their land , your stealing their land and killing them. Just who do you think you are?

 

[Phoenall]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

So you advocate a no borders policy for the world, which means that the US could be swamped with anti American terrorists and disease ridden travellers infecting you with Ebola. You do know that as part of the peace deal some years back Israel offered a passage from gaza to west bank and the Palestinians turned it down because it was covered over.

 

[Phoenall]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

Peace and no more retaliation to illegal rockets. But latest news is that hamas have started to fire illegal rockets again and Israel has responded by targeting senior hamas officials.
So you see it is a two way street and unless the Palestinians start acting like decent human beings they will be treated as scum.

 

[Phoenall]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

Hamas without tunnels? lol.

What is your problem, how about Israel without an Air Force, Sirens, Shelters, IDF, Nukes, Iron Dome, and you begrudge them a few tunnels. They can't go up or to sea , you have them trapped. What do you actually think these people are suppose to bow down to you, because of what, your all powerful and you think for some absurb reason you have some sort of right to that land, their land , your stealing their land and killing them. Just who do you think you are?

Then let them build the tunnels under your schools and prime them with H.E. ready to blow the schools up. If they did that then the UN would need to very quickly evacuate gaza before every living thing was killed in the backlash.
These people need to start accepting that they are not superior to the rest of the world and start acting as decent human beings, and not gods chosen. They made promises 2 years ago and have since ignored them, so time for the UN to issue threats in regards to those promises and give them 6 weeks to negotiate peace and mutual borders or get removed from the UN and lose the UNWRA

 

[aris2chat]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

Peace and no more retaliation to illegal rockets. But latest news is that hamas have started to fire illegal rockets again and Israel has responded by targeting senior hamas officials.
So you see it is a two way street and unless the Palestinians start acting like decent human beings they will be treated as scum.

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rip..............

the sound of the 8 yr truce agreement being torn up

 

[Challenger]

Israel Denies Contacts With Hamas on Long-term Truce

Israel officially denied Monday night that it is conducting direct or indirect negotiations with Hamas on a long-term cease-fire agreement. “There are no meetings with Hamas,” the prime minister’s bureau said in a statement, adding: “There are no direct contacts, no contacts through other countries and no contacts through intermediaries.” the statement from Prime Minister Netanyahu’s bureau came after weeks of frequent reports from Palestinian and other Arab media of contacts between Israel and Hamas over a long-term cease-fire. ..

Israel denies contacts with Hamas on long-term truce - Diplomacy and Defense

Much ado about nothing?

In our war with PIRA, the government made similar denials. It only came out afterwards that for 30 years there had been direct communications with the PIRA. I agree, much ado about nothing; government "denials" are usually hot air.

 

[P F Tinmore]

EXCLUSIVE: Blair met Khaled Meshaal to negotiate end of Gaza siege

Tony Blair met Khaled Meshaal, the leader of Hamas, twice in Doha to negotiate a plan to end the eight-year-long siege of Gaza, Middle East Eye has learned.

Blair met Meshaal before his resignation as Middle East envoy for the Quartet in May, but dialogue with him and his officials is still continuing, MEE understands.

Blair, accompanied by other former British officials, discussed how to end the siege of Gaza. The core issues are a ceasefire, which could be a rolling one, in exchange for Gaza securing a sea port and possibly an airport. The terms of the ceasefire, and its duration, as well as other details of the agreement are yet to be specified.

Blair is one of a number of UN and European envoys to visit Gaza in the last six months. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, Mohammed al-Emadi, president of the Qatari National Committee for the Reconstruction of Gaza, Paul Garnier, the Swiss ambassador to the Palestinian Authority, and Frank-Walter Steinmeyer, the German foreign minister, have all recently made the same trip. Steinmeyer called Gaza a “powder keg” that is at risk of exploding.

But the Doha dialogue between Blair and Meshaal is regarded as the most serious and sustained to take place with the Palestinian group so far. MEE understands that Blair is talking with the support of British Prime Minister David Cameron, Washington, the EU and with the knowledge of the Israelis, and two Arab states.

- See more at: EXCLUSIVE: Blair met Khaled Meshaal to negotiate end of Gaza siege

 

[Challenger]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

Peace and no more retaliation to illegal rockets. But latest news is that hamas have started to fire illegal rockets again and Israel has responded by targeting senior hamas officials.
So you see it is a two way street and unless the Palestinians start acting like decent human beings they will be treated as scum.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

rip..............

the sound of the 8 yr truce agreement being torn up

Maybe, maybe not, let's wait and see.

 

[Phoenall]

EXCLUSIVE: Blair met Khaled Meshaal to negotiate end of Gaza siege

Tony Blair met Khaled Meshaal, the leader of Hamas, twice in Doha to negotiate a plan to end the eight-year-long siege of Gaza, Middle East Eye has learned.

Blair met Meshaal before his resignation as Middle East envoy for the Quartet in May, but dialogue with him and his officials is still continuing, MEE understands.

Blair, accompanied by other former British officials, discussed how to end the siege of Gaza. The core issues are a ceasefire, which could be a rolling one, in exchange for Gaza securing a sea port and possibly an airport. The terms of the ceasefire, and its duration, as well as other details of the agreement are yet to be specified.

Blair is one of a number of UN and European envoys to visit Gaza in the last six months. UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, Mohammed al-Emadi, president of the Qatari National Committee for the Reconstruction of Gaza, Paul Garnier, the Swiss ambassador to the Palestinian Authority, and Frank-Walter Steinmeyer, the German foreign minister, have all recently made the same trip. Steinmeyer called Gaza a “powder keg” that is at risk of exploding.

But the Doha dialogue between Blair and Meshaal is regarded as the most serious and sustained to take place with the Palestinian group so far. MEE understands that Blair is talking with the support of British Prime Minister David Cameron, Washington, the EU and with the knowledge of the Israelis, and two Arab states.

- See more at: EXCLUSIVE: Blair met Khaled Meshaal to negotiate end of Gaza siege

And once again you post islamonazi propaganda as the recent reports of hamas firing illegal rockets at Israel have shown. It shows that hamas does not want peace, just the genocide of the Jews and the destruction of Israel.

 

[Phoenall]

Hamas-Israel Deal: Who Benefits?

According to multiple news sources, including Haaretz andJPost, Hamas and Israel are currently in the process of solidifying a deal that would end the closure (also known as the blockade) in exchange for an eight-year cease-fire, return of prisoners and halt to tunnel building. On the surface, this deal seems favorable for both sides. Gaza would be able to start much needed reconstruction and rebuild its economy, while Israel would gain regional quiet for the near future. However, reality is more complicated than it often seems.

No I don't think so, all the people need freedom of movement, and the Palestinians in Gaza should be able to move freely back and forth to the west bank and vice versa.

What is the Palestinians in Gaza getting in this deal, nothing.

Peace and no more retaliation to illegal rockets. But latest news is that hamas have started to fire illegal rockets again and Israel has responded by targeting senior hamas officials.
So you see it is a two way street and unless the Palestinians start acting like decent human beings they will be treated as scum.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

rip..............

the sound of the 8 yr truce agreement being torn up

Maybe, maybe not, let's wait and see.

A senior hamas leader has been killed in an airstrike after hamas fired illegal rockets into Israel

 

[Kondor3]

...A senior hamas leader has been killed in an airstrike after hamas fired illegal rockets into Israel

Got one of the greasy little phukkers, eh?

It's Happy Dance Time !!!

 

[Phoenall]

...A senior hamas leader has been killed in an airstrike after hamas fired illegal rockets into Israel

Got one of the greasy little phukkers, eh?

It's Happy Dance Time !!!

YUUUUP and he was targeted specifically, with no other casualties

 

[Daniyel]

There is no deal and no negotiations according to Israel's officials, however Hamas assume if they might offer some deal to Israel with Egypt's assistance that might be considered in Israel..the funny fact is that IS just captured 50 Hamas members on their way to Cairo so I guess it's despair fueling Hamas now.