Fighting a war you cannot win via military means is terrorism. Hamas can't win, they don't have the arms or the manpower. They should lose gracefully.
Rockets From Gaza, Israel Responds.
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Are you saying that the Palestinians are Syrians?No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
More like a war Israel started in 1947 - 1948 by stealing Palestinian land.
Ignoring the fact that you are lying about Jews "stealing" land that was actually purchased, how could they have stolen anything from a people who hadn't been invented yet?
Haha, good joke.
Jews made up 8.1% of Israel / Palestine in 1918, explain who hadn't been invented yet?
Jews clearly stole most of their land in the Nakba, when they expelled Palestinians, and scared Palestinians off of their lands.
They're Syrians. Their country still exists.
Next stupid lie you want to spread?
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Consider the source.
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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If a fucktard wrote it, that would be you!
They are not foreign troops. They are in Israel which is their country.
Those firing the rockets, mortars, etc. are not uniformed members of a recognized military.
Why are you such a dumbass?
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Syrians, Egyptians, Jordanians.Are you saying that the Palestinians are Syrians?No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
More like a war Israel started in 1947 - 1948 by stealing Palestinian land.
Ignoring the fact that you are lying about Jews "stealing" land that was actually purchased, how could they have stolen anything from a people who hadn't been invented yet?
Haha, good joke.
Jews made up 8.1% of Israel / Palestine in 1918, explain who hadn't been invented yet?
Jews clearly stole most of their land in the Nakba, when they expelled Palestinians, and scared Palestinians off of their lands.
They're Syrians. Their country still exists.
Next stupid lie you want to spread?
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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Are you saying that the Palestinians are Syrians?No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
More like a war Israel started in 1947 - 1948 by stealing Palestinian land.
Ignoring the fact that you are lying about Jews "stealing" land that was actually purchased, how could they have stolen anything from a people who hadn't been invented yet?
Haha, good joke.
Jews made up 8.1% of Israel / Palestine in 1918, explain who hadn't been invented yet?
Jews clearly stole most of their land in the Nakba, when they expelled Palestinians, and scared Palestinians off of their lands.
They're Syrians. Their country still exists.
Next stupid lie you want to spread?
that's who they claimed to be, before Arafat invented 'Palestinians' out of thin air in the early 1960's. Are you saying they aren't? What do you base the fiction they're 'Palestinians' on?
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Not true. The first thing Hamas offered was a ceasefire.No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
Israel rejected it and imposed a siege.
They certainly aren't 'refugees', that's for sure, never have been.
Not true. The first thing Hamas offered was a ceasefire.No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
Israel rejected it and imposed a siege.
lol lol lol you're even more ridiculous than those left wing racists slobbering over the latest racist movie out of Hollywood.
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They are foreign occupation forces.
Dumbass.
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It's true. Look it up.Not true. The first thing Hamas offered was a ceasefire.No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
Israel rejected it and imposed a siege.
lol lol lol you're even more ridiculous than those left wing racists slobbering over the latest racist movie out of Hollywood.
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2007. You are thinking of the wars in the later years. Like in 2014, perhaps?It's true. Look it up.Not true. The first thing Hamas offered was a ceasefire.No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
Israel rejected it and imposed a siege.
lol lol lol you're even more ridiculous than those left wing racists slobbering over the latest racist movie out of Hollywood.
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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How does they qualify as foreign occupation forces when they are in Israel, dumbass?
I guess the US Army is foreign occupation forces in Texas, Arizona, Colorado and California because they were once part of Mexico. Be sure you tell the Mexicans they can try to take it back anytime!
Did your parents dribble your head against the floor like the Harlem Globetrotters?
How does an Islamic homosexual like you come up with that user name and avatar?
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Even knowing that retaliation was certain, Hamas seemed to end the cease-fire in part because of its longstanding discipline and consistency. For years it has preached to Palestinians the rejectionist credo that Fatah negotiated with Israel and got nowhere; Hamas’s way of armed force, it argued year in and year out, was the only way.
And so it appears that Hamas turned its logic against its own cease-fire: Hamas’s supreme leader, Khaled Meshal, said on Saturday that the truce had yielded few results. If there were no specific benefits — like freed prisoners or an end to Israeli blockages on Gaza — then the option, again, was a return to violence. It may also have calculated that the rockets into Israel — 60 in one day — would restore its status among Palestinians as the champion of “resistance” against the Zionist enemy, whose soldiers and settlers are no longer in Gaza within reach of Hamas’s military wing.
A major question remains whether Hamas expected the shock-and-awe Israeli offensive that has left Gaza reeling.
The outcome, for the moment, is far from clear because neither side has yet deployed the full arsenal available to it.
Some in Gaza believe Hamas wants Israeli soldiers to enter the Gaza Strip, because it has had 18 months to smuggle weapons in through tunnels from the Sinai since it seized control of the territory from Fatah. For the last several years, after Israel’s pullout from Gaza in 2005 and its erection of a barrier around the West Bank, it has been harder to strike at Israelis.
Israel, though, is aware of the risks and will not reflexively mount a large-scale military return to Gaza.
As Israeli tanks rumbled on the outskirts of Gaza and explosions and machine-gun fire echoed through the night late on Monday, it is too early to gauge the effect the renewed violence is having on Palestinian opinion. The key issue is whether Palestinians will blame Israel for raining fire down upon them, as Hamas hopes. Or blame Hamas for provoking it, as Fatah, Israel and its Western allies hope.
(full article online)
Hamas Credo Led It to End Cease-Fire
Even knowing that retaliation was certain, Hamas seemed to end the cease-fire in part because of its longstanding discipline and consistency. For years it has preached to Palestinians the rejectionist credo that Fatah negotiated with Israel and got nowhere; Hamas’s way of armed force, it argued year in and year out, was the only way.
And so it appears that Hamas turned its logic against its own cease-fire: Hamas’s supreme leader, Khaled Meshal, said on Saturday that the truce had yielded few results. If there were no specific benefits — like freed prisoners or an end to Israeli blockages on Gaza — then the option, again, was a return to violence. It may also have calculated that the rockets into Israel — 60 in one day — would restore its status among Palestinians as the champion of “resistance” against the Zionist enemy, whose soldiers and settlers are no longer in Gaza within reach of Hamas’s military wing.
A major question remains whether Hamas expected the shock-and-awe Israeli offensive that has left Gaza reeling.
The outcome, for the moment, is far from clear because neither side has yet deployed the full arsenal available to it.
Some in Gaza believe Hamas wants Israeli soldiers to enter the Gaza Strip, because it has had 18 months to smuggle weapons in through tunnels from the Sinai since it seized control of the territory from Fatah. For the last several years, after Israel’s pullout from Gaza in 2005 and its erection of a barrier around the West Bank, it has been harder to strike at Israelis.
Israel, though, is aware of the risks and will not reflexively mount a large-scale military return to Gaza.
As Israeli tanks rumbled on the outskirts of Gaza and explosions and machine-gun fire echoed through the night late on Monday, it is too early to gauge the effect the renewed violence is having on Palestinian opinion. The key issue is whether Palestinians will blame Israel for raining fire down upon them, as Hamas hopes. Or blame Hamas for provoking it, as Fatah, Israel and its Western allies hope.
(full article online)
Hamas Credo Led It to End Cease-Fire
It's true. Look it up.Not true. The first thing Hamas offered was a ceasefire.No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
Israel rejected it and imposed a siege.
lol lol lol you're even more ridiculous than those left wing racists slobbering over the latest racist movie out of Hollywood.
lol not even close. Hamas is nothing but a criminal gang of extortionists and killers for hire. They've never honored anything, much less any cease fires. they only stop when they get the crap bombed out of them or they're hunted down and killed.
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Which ceasefire did Israel not violate?It's true. Look it up.Not true. The first thing Hamas offered was a ceasefire.No, targeting a foreign troop (Israel) is not terrorism.
It is called WAR, which is what Hamas declared in 2007.
Israel rejected it and imposed a siege.
lol lol lol you're even more ridiculous than those left wing racists slobbering over the latest racist movie out of Hollywood.
lol not even close. Hamas is nothing but a criminal gang of extortionists and killers for hire. They've never honored anything, much less any cease fires. they only stop when they get the crap bombed out of them or they're hunted down and killed.
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No, they are human beings trying to live in their own country.
You are a subhuman, so deny the basic right of humans to determine their own fate.
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No, they are not. They are the military of a sovereign State. It is not legal to attack the citizens or military of a sovereign State.
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Occupying powers do not have protected status.
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