Sorry, you don't even make sense. If Hamas leaders says they are going to repeat Oct 7 over and over and over until Jews are all dead, what do infants have to do with that? A country's government has to take those threats seriously and protect their people. If you want to help the Palestinian infants, get them out of their war torn country for now. It happens all the time: war-->refugees--->helpful countries who take them in-->war ends-->people go back. Don't use infants as shields and martyrs for your cause. Just let the hostage women and children go, and get the women an children away from Hamas where they will get hurt. Agree with previous poster that the Hamas men seem well fed. |
+1. It's like Israel can't help itself. Tragedy, really. |
Good points. And with Israel's stellar track record allowing indigenous people to return following conflict and forced displacement, I'm sincerely surprised why more people are not heralding your great idea! |
well, I guess going to Egypt and living is better than hanging out with Hamas and dying. |
Thing is, if Hamas repeats October 7th over and over and over the far more likely outcome is that all Palestinians will be dead. Why don't they understand history? |
And? And? And? Why do you keep missing the most important part - that Hamas capitulate and stand down? Talk about obtuse. It's not safe to begin large-scale humanitarian and resettlement operations. Because of Hamas. Hell, displaced Jews from the north of Israel can't yet return to their homes either due to the continuing threat of Hezbollah either. How is it that your brain ONLY seems to see Big Evil Israel and poor suffering Palestinian victims and NOBODY ELSE with a role in this? You seem to be one of the most obtuse people on this thread. |
Not just well nourished but fat. If the IDF doesn't get them, diabetes and heart disease will. It's mystifying why Palestinians put their faith in Hamas. They're nothing but a bunch of waddling sadists taking food from women and children. Pathetic. |
Palestinians have a right to stay in Gaza. For me, that's not the question. For me, the question is why should they have the right to employ violence, to elect and support violent genocidal terrorist groups that continually attack their neighbor civilians? |
Because nothing else yields action. Sadly, that's their reality. Their choices are subjugation or fight any way possible to harm their oppressors. After WWII, it remains surprising that people who align with Israel cannot understand that basic human reaction. |
Those that put their faith in Fatah are watching Israel slowly, but inexorably, swallow their land. |
They aren’t. https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/12/23/opinions/gazan-hope-for-peace-masri In Gaza’s legislative council elections of 2005 and 2006, I, along with more than 50% of voting age Palestinians, voted for Fatah, which controlled the Palestinian Authority at the time. I did not vote for Hamas because they rejected peace, coexistence and a two-state solution and adopted armed resistance against Israel. Unfortunately, Fatah candidates split the vote, giving power to Hamas, who received only 44.45% of the people’s vote with only one majority win in one out of 16 districts. |
This is an interesting point, how is it that Palestinians feel they are somehow not subject to the partition and other League of Nations / UN agreements because "they weren't signatories to it" yet for hundreds of years prior they were subject to the treaties and laws of the Ottoman Empire even though they weren't signatories to those either? |
In normal times, Gazans do not hate Israel. To the contrary, they want to work there.
Hamas needs war in order to make Gazans permanently hate Israel. They will keep launching wars every few years because it helps recruitment and making Israel the permanent enemy in what is naturally a moderate Gaza who doesn’t really trust Hamas |
I think the big elephant in the room, for both Netanyahu and the Palestinians, is what next? Say Hamas is eliminated, removed from power, taken out of the equation one way or another... what then? Who is put in charge of Gaza and its people and its reconstruction? And what safeguards are put in place to ensure that Hamas's successors don't resort to the same kind of violence that resulted in this disastrous turn of events? And what safeguards to prevent the West Bank's different set of issues? And what mechanisms get put in place to ensure free and fair elections that don't return a new flavor of Hamas to power? There needs to be a solid set of checks and balances, codified into a constitution or other legal, binding and enforceable document once this is over. I don't think Netanyahu has a plan. And I don't think any of the Palestinians do, either. |