Hamas—not Israel—is responsible for obstructing the flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza civilians.

[Godboy]

Instead of Hamas getting voted in to practice “death to the infidels” in Israel as Christian Nation SCOTUS “serve the Pope or die” voted in for “every form of tyranny over the mind of man” as Trumpanzees Trumpanazis Trumpamengele as “one nation under God”….

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Why? Jordan was created to be their state by the same Mandate that created Israel. None of the other Muslim nations will accept Palestinians into their societies, they are kept in "camps" which have become cities completely separate and restricted. After over seventy years they haven't been allowed to assimilate into their new countries. Never in history has a population of refugees been kept separate for so long.

The let's take them and give to South Caklalaki.

 

[georgephillip]

No, it is not. It launched a war, and it got is ass kicked yet again.

Hamas has more fighters today than it did on 7 October 2023.
Is that how you define winning?

Israeli Jews have won nothing.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

It has about 1/3d the numer of armed fighters almost two years later.

 

[The Irish Ram]

Occam's Razor.

Hamas has the most to gain by doing it.

It one of their last remaining "weapons" against Israel.

 

[saltydancindave]

So as that Christian Nation SCOTUS Rehnquist “what is 9/11 ?” rhetorical Freudian slip for protect & serve the Pope or die we’re subjected to HA MAS “death the infidels” Christiananality pedophilia……

 

[georgephillip]

It has about 1/3d the numer of armed fighters almost two years later.

According to who?

"Current Estimates (2025)​

• "U.S. intelligence (January 2025) reported that Hamas recruited 10,000–15,000 new fighters since the war began, though many of these recruits are young and less trained.Al Arabiya EnglishThe Times of IsraelU.S. News
• Israeli military intelligence (via El País) assessed that Hamas now has around 40,000 fighters, similar to pre-October 2023 levels.El PaísEL PAÍS English
• Wikipedia’s summary of current assessments notes a broad range: Hamas has roughly 10,000–17,000 operatives (core trained fighters), or possibly up to 15,000–40,000 militants when including reserves and recent conscripts.Wikipedia
• A Wikipedia entry on the Gaza War (2025) also mentions that as of early April 2025, Israel reported Hamas had 40,000 fighters. A separate report mentions recruitment of 30,000 new fighters."

ChatGPT

 

[DigitalDrifter]

I hate to say it, but Israel needs to sacrifice the remaining hostages, and completely destroy what's left of gaza and hamas, and end this thing.
In the long run fewer people will die, and hamas will no longer be the threat they have been.

 

[rosends]

I hate to say it, but Israel needs to sacrifice the remaining hostages, and completely destroy what's left of gaza and hamas, and end this thing.
In the long run fewer people will die, and hamas will no longer be the threat they have been.

the ethic of rescuing hostages runs very deep in the moral core of the country. It would be difficult to abandon that anchor.

 

[georgephillip]

the ethic of rescuing hostages runs very deep in the moral core of the country. It would be difficult to abandon that anchor.

Here's the "moral core" of the racist Jewish-supremacist state:

Poll Shows Majority of Israelis Support Expelling Gazans

"In 2014, when Jewish Israelis kidnapped and immolated Mohammed Abu Khdeir, a Palestinian teenager from East Jerusalem, many Israelis were shocked and ashamed.

" The next year, Jewish Israelis torched a home in the Palestinian village of Duma, burning a father, mother and baby to death in their sleep; a surviving child was horribly burned.

"By then, few were surprised.

"Every so often something forces Israelis to confront the terrible things their society has done.

"This can happen anywhere.

"The Israeli historian Elazar Barkan wrote a whole comparative study about how countries acknowledge their historic guilt.

"But it's ironic that in the midst of the most brutal action Israel has ever perpetrated, it was a public opinion survey that sparked such a reckoning.

"The survey conducted by Professor Tamir Sorek of Pennsylvania State University, published here in Haaretz together with Professor Shay Hazkani, examined what the authors called 'eliminatory' attitudes among Jewish Israelis and their theological roots"

 

[luiza]

Jews are not much different than other peoples.

Arabs seem to have a self destruct button, particularly those in Palestine.

No wonder Horsey Horse never won a race .
He seriously writes ;-

Jews are not much different than other peoples.

The Dim Wit thinks we all practise , Genocide , Torture and Starvation and have as our prime aim killing the rest of humanity ( the trash Goyim)

 

[Godboy]

So as that Christian Nation SCOTUS Rehnquist “what is 9/11 ?” rhetorical Freudian slip for protect & serve the Pope or die we’re subjected to HA MAS “death the infidels” Christiananality pedophilia……

Why are you so bad at communicating? Its like the ramblings of of a madman. You have a Manson style of speech and its weird as ****!!!

 

[rosends]

Here's the "moral core" of the racist Jewish-supremacist state:

Poll Shows Majority of Israelis Support Expelling Gazans

"In 2014, when Jewish Israelis kidnapped and immolated Mohammed Abu Khdeir, a Palestinian teenager from East Jerusalem, many Israelis were shocked and ashamed.

" The next year, Jewish Israelis torched a home in the Palestinian village of Duma, burning a father, mother and baby to death in their sleep; a surviving child was horribly burned.

"By then, few were surprised.

"Every so often something forces Israelis to confront the terrible things their society has done.

"This can happen anywhere.

"The Israeli historian Elazar Barkan wrote a whole comparative study about how countries acknowledge their historic guilt.

"But it's ironic that in the midst of the most brutal action Israel has ever perpetrated, it was a public opinion survey that sparked such a reckoning.

"The survey conducted by Professor Tamir Sorek of Pennsylvania State University, published here in Haaretz together with Professor Shay Hazkani, examined what the authors called 'eliminatory' attitudes among Jewish Israelis and their theological roots"

why are you posting all this? None of it is related to what I wrote about the hostages. This isn't a game of word association, it is a discussion. Follow the current line of reasoning instead of posting irrelevant things.

 

[M14 Shooter]

Here's the "moral core" of the racist Jewish-supremacist state:

All you do is lie.

 

[PeterPilot]

No wonder Horsey Horse never won a race .
He seriously writes ;-

Jews are not much different than other peoples.

The Dim Wit thinks we all practise , Genocide , Torture and Starvation and have as our prime aim killing the rest of humanity ( the trash Goyim)

Except they are superior to the Goyim.

 

[rosends]

Except they are superior to the Goyim.

in what sense?

 

[PeterPilot]

in what sense?

In the sense that is described in Genesis and other books, that sophistry that claims that they are racially superior to others, that they are God's Chosen People, the foundational myth that inspires the Zionist mindset.

 

[rosends]

In the sense that is described in Genesis and other books, that sophistry that claims that they are racially superior to others, that they are God's Chosen People, the foundational myth that inspires the Zionist mindset.

I don't recall any mention of being "racially superior." The notion of being chosen has to do with a level of obligation and the laws that apply to one group over another. In the US, different groups are subject to different rules (separated by age, occupation and other variables) but there is no sense of "superiority."

Maybe the claims of "superiority" are just fueled by some people's own sense of inferiority.

 

[PeterPilot]

I don't recall any mention of being "racially superior." The notion of being chosen has to do with a level of obligation and the laws that apply to one group over another. In the US, different groups are subject to different rules (separated by age, occupation and other variables) but there is no sense of "superiority."

Maybe the claims of "superiority" are just fueled by some people's own sense of inferiority.

Perhaps you are in denial?

I do understand it is sophistry, a fundamentally false claim, but it's made in the Old Testament/Torah. Applying logic, if one group is favored/chosen it is superior to other groups.

In the US, in theory all men are equal before the law. That implies a recognition that all men are NOT equal when it comes to skills and abilities. That is remedied by the law declaring that in legal matters, all men are equal before the law.

Reality shows us that in the US the law has been corrupted. That is the history of all societies of humans, corruption due to human factors.

Regarding Israel, if you happened to see Ted Cruz interviewed by Tucker, you saw the bible brainwashed mind of a human in action. Ted buys into all that biblical psychobabble, no questions asked. Do you?

 

[rosends]

Perhaps you are in denial?

perhaps I'm better educated than you