Middle East Conflict

Egypt. Temporarily, of course, but then they won't be allowed back. Will never happen, imo, and I didn't say it makes much sense. None of it does to me. But it seems to me to be the likeliest objective of the Israelis, if you assume that removing Hamas from Gaza is the aim.

Let's see if we get any pressure from the US or the international community in Egypt to take in refugees "temporarily" in the next few days, then we will have our answer.
Egypt was aware of this right at the start that’s why they keep a tight border, the Americans have already told them it’s out of the question, plus it would further isolate America in the region, the yanks have been foolish in this conflict but there are lines in the sand
 
Government minister on LBC still insisting a ceasefire is something they don't support. Staggering!

Standing in ivory towers like.

Have we forgotten the Blackstone formulation for the 1765-1769 Commentaries on the Laws of England…

It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.

For the current invasion and genocide, it is the opposite. Innocents suffer, regardless.

This is war crime.
 
We are getting very close to the point the Americans say enough is enough, this not war it’s slaughter and starvation using American means

Another way has to be found, the political temperature keeps rising in the region, Western counties can’t deny what public opinion says, Israel needs saving from itself sometimes
 
If you want peace you help build up the economy and improve their standard of living, not have a policy of persecuting them in perpetuity.
Wasn’t there a report recently that Qatar had donated enough money to Palestine to improve the standard of living no end but it was primarily used by Hamas to buy arms ?
 
We are getting very close to the point the Americans say enough is enough, this not war it’s slaughter and starvation using American means

Another way has to be found, the political temperature keeps rising in the region, Western counties can’t deny what public opinion says, Israel needs saving from itself sometimes

Last night the military advisor sent to Israel to advise basically washed his hands of it basically saying what happens next is entirely an Israeli decision.

To me that suggests the US were trying to calm things down or advise away from a land offensive but failed to persuade them.
 
Two points:

1: Why do Hamas not surrender and put an end to this particular round of slaughter?

2: International Law. What's the point if no one has the balls to enforce the law? Without Israel breaking International Law where is the downside for Hamas having an annual mass massacre of Jews? What is the downside for Israel responding with overwhelming force?
Surrender and die or die fighting I think the would be there answer, the average Hamas fighter has nothing to live for except life in an open air prison fed scraps every now and then, until people understand this we are never going to solve the problem

International Law tends to kick in after a conflict, the Americans have protected the Israelis backs over the years, and prevented a few getting arrested

Hamas are a non state actor, they by their very nature operate outside the normal rules although they can still be found guilty of war crimes
 
Last night the military advisor sent to Israel to advise basically washed his hands of it basically saying what happens next is entirely an Israeli decision.

To me that suggests the US were trying to calm things down or advise away from a land offensive but failed to persuade them.
I did not see that, but the Americans do have that power, to a large extent Israel only exists in the modern world due to American patronage, when they fail to restrain them disaster ensues like the War in Lebanon, Israel needs saving from itself
 

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