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No, I’d separate myself from anyone so evil.
Many in Gaza can’t for fear of Hamas reprisals because Hamas are every bit as much a threat if not not more to a normal, daily life.
Human shields are very much a tried and tested Hamas tactic.
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I mean for fear of reprisals yes, but also because, well, where can they go?
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Yeah but he really cares about the lives of every Palestinian living under Hamas rule, ho eat he does.
Same goes for the multi millionaires swanning round Qatar right now whilst issuing orders leading to the deaths of thousands.
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Back to the future by Mehdi Hasan...the one you won't see on the UK media giving opinion on the current butchery.
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Agreed. I would differentiate Hamas from non Hamas Palestinians. The treatment of rank and file Palestinians over decades has been deplorable, the actions of Hamas last weekend was utterly monstrous
Funny how terrorist leaders are always somewhere else. Never on the front line while telling their troops to achieve immortal happiness by dying for the cause.
An old article from 2014 but you get the picture very quickly…
Meet the Hamas billionaires - Globes
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Hamas propaganda is all about eliminating Jews -not Israel but Jews -and after that the rest of the non Islamic World -the ISIS Playbook basically -and they mean it -it’s not just BS as we saw last week
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Who was the last leader of any country that fought on the front line?
Probably in a Shakespeare play.
Hamas are not a country.
Yes, but these guys are not leaders of a country but head of a private organisation.
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They aren’t.
Who was the last leader of any organisation to fight on the front line?
They don’t.
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I have no sympathy for Hamas or their leaders. But I do have sympathy for those who have lost family and loved ones.
It’s almost as if Hamas needs Israel to commit atrocities to thrive and Israel obliges. And in The process takes the opportunity to gain more and more land to build more and more settlements.
Hamas leaders gain.
Israel gains.
Average Palestinian loses.
A cynic might think that Israel keeps Hamas going to achieve their long term goal of taking over all Palestinian land.
And they are able to do that because they take advantage of the average Palestinian who had lost family or loved ones at the hands of Israel over the years.An old article from 2014 but you get the picture very quickly…
Meet the Hamas billionaires - Globes
I have no sympathy for Hamas or their leaders. But I do have sympathy for those who have lost family and loved ones.
It’s almost as if Hamas needs Israel to commit atrocities to thrive and Israel obliges. And in The process takes the opportunity to gain more and more land to build more and more settlements.
Hamas leaders gain.
Israel gains.
Average Palestinian loses.
A cynic might think that Israel keeps Hamas going to achieve their long term goal of taking over all Palestinian land.
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Bluemoon dan
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Sounds as though the repercussions are starting in Europe now with the shooting of 2 people in Brussels by a man saying he wants to 'avenge Muslims'.
mancity2012_eamo
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Six year old Muslim boy stabbed to death by a 71 year old South of Chicago.
Scottyboi
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We playing a game of cards here?