What A COMPLETE DISASTER FOR YOU .
Straight lie of me being a holocaust Denier .
You not knowing that Israel founded and funded Hamas.
Then hysteria and paranoia . Grow up .
Need to see accurate and convincing documentation of that claim!
Regards your ignorance, delusions, and disinformation;
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Hamas was founded by Palestinian
imam and activist
Ahmed Yassin in 1987, after the outbreak of the
First Intifada against the
Israeli occupation. It emerged from his 1973
Mujama al-Islamiya Islamic charity affiliated with the
Muslim Brotherhood.
[55] In 2006, Hamas won the
Palestinian legislative election by campaigning on clean government without corruption, combined with affirmation of Palestinians' right to armed struggle against the Israeli occupation, thus winning a majority in the
Palestinian Legislative Council.
[56] In 2007, Hamas
took control of the Gaza Strip from rival Palestinian faction
Fatah,
[57][58] which it has governed since separately from the
Palestinian National Authority. This was followed by an Israeli
blockade of the Gaza Strip with Egyptian support, and multiple wars with Israel, including
in 2008–09,
2012,
2014, and
2021. The ongoing
2023 war began after Hamas launched a surprise
attack on Israel, killing mostly civilians, and
taking hostages back to Gaza.
[59][60][61] The attack has been described as the biggest military setback for Israel since the
1973 Arab–Israeli War, which Israel has responded to in an ongoing
ground invasion of Gaza.[62]
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When Israel
occupied the Palestinian territories in 1967, the
Muslim Brotherhood members there did not take active part in the resistance, preferring to focus on social-religious reform and on restoring Islamic values.
[93] This outlook changed in the early 1980s, and Islamic organizations became more involved in Palestinian politics.
[94] The driving force behind this transformation was
Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, a Palestinian refugee from
Al-Jura.
[94] Of humble origins and
quadriplegic,
[94] he became one of the Muslim Brotherhood's leaders in Gaza. His charisma and conviction brought him a loyal group of followers, upon whom he depended for everything from feeding him and transporting him to and from events to communicating his strategy to the public.
[95] In 1973, Yassin founded the social-religious charity
Mujama al-Islamiya ("Islamic center") in Gaza as an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood.
[96][97]
Israeli authorities in the 1970s and 1980s showed indifference to
al-Mujama al-Islamiya. They viewed it as a religious cause that was significantly less militant against Israel than Fatah and the
Palestine Liberation Organization; many also believed that the infighting between Islamist organizations and the PLO would lead to the latter's weakening.
[55][98][99][100][101] Thus, the Israeli government did not intervene in fights between PLO and Islamist forces.
[55] Israeli officials disagree on how much governmental indifference (or even support) of these disputes led to the rise of Islamism in Palestine. Some, such as Arieh Spitzen, have argued that "even if Israel had tried to stop the Islamists sooner, he doubts it could have done much to curb political Islam, a movement that was spreading across the Muslim world." Others, including Israel's religious affairs official in Gaza,
Avner Cohen, believed that the indifference to the situation fueled Islamism's rise, stating it was "Israel's creation" and failure.
[55] Others attribute the rise of the group to
state sponsors, including
Iran.
[55] In 2018,
The Intercept published an article claiming that "Israeli officials admit they helped start the group".
[102]
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