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Anonymous wrote:Prior to the election pretty much said this would happen if Trump was elected. Kudos to the uncommitted team for this.

Umm no. Shame on the democrats for not being better and actually earning the pro-Palestinian vote. Asking people to choose between two bad options and then blaming the people…classic.

It’s not even pro-Palestinian It’s pro who does he think he is? That piece of garbage doesn’t get to clear people out of their homes. Anyone who denied this was a holocaust needs to look again.

An Israeli billionaire gave him 100 million for his campaign. If a Muslim had given him $100,000,001 he would be talking about cleaning out the Jews in Israel.

Time to start crowdsourcing. There are how many Arabs in the world?

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Anonymous wrote:I think clearing it out is the right idea, given that in 77 years the Gazans have done nothing to help themselves. They remain a threat to their neighbors, which is why containment has heretofore been the policy. All the sniveling about how they are so oppressed is a smokescreen for their inability to govern themselves peacefully without corruption, for their misuse of decades of foreign aid, and for their inability to accept any kind of modus vivendi other than a return to the British Mandate pre-1947. Their alliance with Iran says all the civilized world needs to know about their values. Their puerile aspirations for the disappearance of Israel are not only homicidal and self-destructive, they are utterly unrealistic.

A world where people attending a music festival in peace need not worry about being murdered, raped, or kidnapped by Palestinians with grievances sounds pretty good.

Get off your high horse
You are very ignorant about the conditions and their suffering.
It makes no sense to me that an entire people need to be ethnically cleansed just so that one other people group that clowns around with religion can live in comfort

the problem is they voted in hamas to govern their country which is a terrorist org therefore this happened. moving forward they should pick something less violent

This didn’t happen in a vacuum. The current setup was not sustainable and as pressure builds up, conflict is inevitable.
Let us not kid ourselves, neither side is blameless.
Netanyahu once supported Hamas
Israel isn’t a democracy either

Their pre 1/07 situation was only made vastly worse by their external expression of frustration in the form of terrorism, a constantly recurring fallback year after year. The "pressure" should have been to get rid of Hamas and vote in a government which would use foreign aid for its intended purposes, and would work to achieve situational improvements through non-violent means.

The PROBLEM actually is that you fail to differentiate between Palestinians and Hamas. So why should the non-Hamas Palestinians have to leave?

They can stay and become collateral damage. Or they can leave and live peacefully elsewhere. But there really are no "non-Hamas" Palestinians. Hamas was voted in by the general population, not only by active militants. That population voted for a government which has a core policy of trying to exterminate a neighboring country. That population could divulge the location of Hamas militants and infrastructure to aid in eliminating both. It does not. It could rise up against Hamas. It has not. It is at best passive with respect to Hamas, and at worst actively provides shelter and support, both tangible and moral, to terrorists. It's culturally ingrained at this point. The Palestinians are complicit in Hamas' obscene activities. They have hard road ahead if they wish to change course, but there's no sign they want to - they just want more foreign aid and an end to the repercussions of Hamas terrorism, without actually doing anything to stop it.

Hamas was voted into office in 2006, The median age in Gaza is 18 with over 40% under the age of 14. These are children non of whom were alive in 2006. But keep lying to yourself to justify genocide.

So what have all those youngsters been doing to bring about peace within Gaza? Pretty much nothing, it appears.

We can say the same about Israeli society. Maniacal terrorist government. Why haven't their people stopped them and brought about peace?

Frankly, we can say that about our own government.


When there's a powerful governing agency that has access to resources and creates a system, you figure how to survive within it.

Israel is quite peaceful when not being attacked by external forces. It leaves its own borders only when provoked, which is more than can be said for the Palestinian terrorists. There was no military action occurring in Gaza on Oct.6.

Israel is as peaceful as a crocodile. They're always leaving their shore for sneak attacks.

Sure. "Sneak attacks" on peaceful Gazans at a music festival, right? Raping, kidnapping, and murdering them, yes? They probably are sneaking and attacking just for exercise, I guess, not to counteract terrorist activity. That certainly makes the Palestinians look better, almost as if they were victims instead of perpetrators, even if only in the reflection of a fun house mirror which totally distorts reality.

They literally patrol down the streets of Gaza on a regular basis rounding up targets. They bulldoze houses and build settlements, the restrict everything going in and out of the zone, water, food, medicine and medical supplies, books, school supplies, everything, not to mention People.

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Anonymous wrote:I think clearing it out is the right idea, given that in 77 years the Gazans have done nothing to help themselves. They remain a threat to their neighbors, which is why containment has heretofore been the policy. All the sniveling about how they are so oppressed is a smokescreen for their inability to govern themselves peacefully without corruption, for their misuse of decades of foreign aid, and for their inability to accept any kind of modus vivendi other than a return to the British Mandate pre-1947. Their alliance with Iran says all the civilized world needs to know about their values. Their puerile aspirations for the disappearance of Israel are not only homicidal and self-destructive, they are utterly unrealistic.

A world where people attending a music festival in peace need not worry about being murdered, raped, or kidnapped by Palestinians with grievances sounds pretty good.

Get off your high horse
You are very ignorant about the conditions and their suffering.
It makes no sense to me that an entire people need to be ethnically cleansed just so that one other people group that clowns around with religion can live in comfort

the problem is they voted in hamas to govern their country which is a terrorist org therefore this happened. moving forward they should pick something less violent

This didn’t happen in a vacuum. The current setup was not sustainable and as pressure builds up, conflict is inevitable.
Let us not kid ourselves, neither side is blameless.
Netanyahu once supported Hamas
Israel isn’t a democracy either

Their pre 1/07 situation was only made vastly worse by their external expression of frustration in the form of terrorism, a constantly recurring fallback year after year. The "pressure" should have been to get rid of Hamas and vote in a government which would use foreign aid for its intended purposes, and would work to achieve situational improvements through non-violent means.

The PROBLEM actually is that you fail to differentiate between Palestinians and Hamas. So why should the non-Hamas Palestinians have to leave?

They can stay and become collateral damage. Or they can leave and live peacefully elsewhere. But there really are no "non-Hamas" Palestinians. Hamas was voted in by the general population, not only by active militants. That population voted for a government which has a core policy of trying to exterminate a neighboring country. That population could divulge the location of Hamas militants and infrastructure to aid in eliminating both. It does not. It could rise up against Hamas. It has not. It is at best passive with respect to Hamas, and at worst actively provides shelter and support, both tangible and moral, to terrorists. It's culturally ingrained at this point. The Palestinians are complicit in Hamas' obscene activities. They have hard road ahead if they wish to change course, but there's no sign they want to - they just want more foreign aid and an end to the repercussions of Hamas terrorism, without actually doing anything to stop it.

Hamas was voted into office in 2006, The median age in Gaza is 18 with over 40% under the age of 14. These are children non of whom were alive in 2006. But keep lying to yourself to justify genocide.

So what have all those youngsters been doing to bring about peace within Gaza? Pretty much nothing, it appears.

We can say the same about Israeli society. Maniacal terrorist government. Why haven't their people stopped them and brought about peace?

Frankly, we can say that about our own government.


When there's a powerful governing agency that has access to resources and creates a system, you figure how to survive within it.

Israel is quite peaceful when not being attacked by external forces. It leaves its own borders only when provoked, which is more than can be said for the Palestinian terrorists. There was no military action occurring in Gaza on Oct.6.

Sorry? Where are you getting your news?

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Anonymous wrote:I think clearing it out is the right idea, given that in 77 years the Gazans have done nothing to help themselves. They remain a threat to their neighbors, which is why containment has heretofore been the policy. All the sniveling about how they are so oppressed is a smokescreen for their inability to govern themselves peacefully without corruption, for their misuse of decades of foreign aid, and for their inability to accept any kind of modus vivendi other than a return to the British Mandate pre-1947. Their alliance with Iran says all the civilized world needs to know about their values. Their puerile aspirations for the disappearance of Israel are not only homicidal and self-destructive, they are utterly unrealistic.

A world where people attending a music festival in peace need not worry about being murdered, raped, or kidnapped by Palestinians with grievances sounds pretty good.

Get off your high horse
You are very ignorant about the conditions and their suffering.
It makes no sense to me that an entire people need to be ethnically cleansed just so that one other people group that clowns around with religion can live in comfort

the problem is they voted in hamas to govern their country which is a terrorist org therefore this happened. moving forward they should pick something less violent

This didn’t happen in a vacuum. The current setup was not sustainable and as pressure builds up, conflict is inevitable.
Let us not kid ourselves, neither side is blameless.
Netanyahu once supported Hamas
Israel isn’t a democracy either

Their pre 1/07 situation was only made vastly worse by their external expression of frustration in the form of terrorism, a constantly recurring fallback year after year. The "pressure" should have been to get rid of Hamas and vote in a government which would use foreign aid for its intended purposes, and would work to achieve situational improvements through non-violent means.

The PROBLEM actually is that you fail to differentiate between Palestinians and Hamas. So why should the non-Hamas Palestinians have to leave?

They can stay and become collateral damage. Or they can leave and live peacefully elsewhere. But there really are no "non-Hamas" Palestinians. Hamas was voted in by the general population, not only by active militants. That population voted for a government which has a core policy of trying to exterminate a neighboring country. That population could divulge the location of Hamas militants and infrastructure to aid in eliminating both. It does not. It could rise up against Hamas. It has not. It is at best passive with respect to Hamas, and at worst actively provides shelter and support, both tangible and moral, to terrorists. It's culturally ingrained at this point. The Palestinians are complicit in Hamas' obscene activities. They have hard road ahead if they wish to change course, but there's no sign they want to - they just want more foreign aid and an end to the repercussions of Hamas terrorism, without actually doing anything to stop it.

Hamas was voted into office in 2006, The median age in Gaza is 18 with over 40% under the age of 14. These are children non of whom were alive in 2006. But keep lying to yourself to justify genocide.

So what have all those youngsters been doing to bring about peace within Gaza? Pretty much nothing, it appears.

We can say the same about Israeli society. Maniacal terrorist government. Why haven't their people stopped them and brought about peace?

Frankly, we can say that about our own government.


When there's a powerful governing agency that has access to resources and creates a system, you figure how to survive within it.

Israel is quite peaceful when not being attacked by external forces. It leaves its own borders only when provoked, which is more than can be said for the Palestinian terrorists. There was no military action occurring in Gaza on Oct.6.

Israel is as peaceful as a crocodile. They're always leaving their shore for sneak attacks.

Sure. "Sneak attacks" on peaceful Gazans at a music festival, right? Raping, kidnapping, and murdering them, yes? They probably are sneaking and attacking just for exercise, I guess, not to counteract terrorist activity. That certainly makes the Palestinians look better, almost as if they were victims instead of perpetrators, even if only in the reflection of a fun house mirror which totally distorts reality.

Anonymous wrote:Israel does not want any moderate Arab government whatsoever. Syria was taken over by ex Al Qaeda/ISIS and Netanyahu celebrates. Gaza will not be cleansed of Hamas any time soon.

People need to really examine Israel's habits in the region. Their perspective is extremism is good if its a means to an end and the number 1 threat is Iran wanting the Levant which is what they want.

Gaza may not be "cleansed" of Hamas yet, but Hamas has certainly been largely neutered. That reality is the only reason Hamas has agreed to release hostages - to give themselves some breathing room as the noose gets ever tighter around their necks. They're certainly not releasing hostages from any sense of humanity or remorse, or to save the civilian population from further harm due to their activity. This is a last-ditch effort to stave off annihilation.

Israeli "habits" seem to be to crush terrorists wherever they are. The current government in Syria appears to Israel and to everyone else superior to that which it replaced, at least at the moment. Only time will tell. If Syria proves to be a launchpad for terror attacks against Israel, it will be dealt with accordingly.

If the region stabilizes, it will be because Iran's proxies and dupes have been weakened to the point that further Iranian agitation would risk additional direct attacks on Iran itself. When Iran stops fomenting conflict, a possibility once they can no longer hide behind their sacrificial stooges in Gaza, Lebanon, the West Bank, and other areas, it's possible that peace might replace the constant back and forth of terrorist attacks followed inevitably by retaliation which is worse than the attacks were.

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Anonymous wrote:Devastating..and infuriating so many allegedly pro-Palestinian voters in the US were actually primarily concerned about sticking it to Harris and Biden and Democrats. Not the Palestinian people.

It's actually hilarious. I wish a lesson would be learnt but that is being too generous about the IQ of trump voters.

It’s not funny. But it should be a MASSIVE lesson that there is no such thing as a protest vote. And no one gets everything they want. Harris was the one who called for a ceasefire twice. But they fell for a propaganda campaign to sit out because she wasn’t perfect. We warned them- he said he wanted a hotel there.

Anonymous wrote:Devastating..and infuriating so many allegedly pro-Palestinian voters in the US were actually primarily concerned about sticking it to Harris and Biden and Democrats. Not the Palestinian people.

It's actually hilarious. I wish a lesson would be learnt but that is being too generous about the IQ of trump voters.

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Anonymous wrote:I think clearing it out is the right idea, given that in 77 years the Gazans have done nothing to help themselves. They remain a threat to their neighbors, which is why containment has heretofore been the policy. All the sniveling about how they are so oppressed is a smokescreen for their inability to govern themselves peacefully without corruption, for their misuse of decades of foreign aid, and for their inability to accept any kind of modus vivendi other than a return to the British Mandate pre-1947. Their alliance with Iran says all the civilized world needs to know about their values. Their puerile aspirations for the disappearance of Israel are not only homicidal and self-destructive, they are utterly unrealistic.

A world where people attending a music festival in peace need not worry about being murdered, raped, or kidnapped by Palestinians with grievances sounds pretty good.

Get off your high horse
You are very ignorant about the conditions and their suffering.
It makes no sense to me that an entire people need to be ethnically cleansed just so that one other people group that clowns around with religion can live in comfort

the problem is they voted in hamas to govern their country which is a terrorist org therefore this happened. moving forward they should pick something less violent

This didn’t happen in a vacuum. The current setup was not sustainable and as pressure builds up, conflict is inevitable.
Let us not kid ourselves, neither side is blameless.
Netanyahu once supported Hamas
Israel isn’t a democracy either

Their pre 1/07 situation was only made vastly worse by their external expression of frustration in the form of terrorism, a constantly recurring fallback year after year. The "pressure" should have been to get rid of Hamas and vote in a government which would use foreign aid for its intended purposes, and would work to achieve situational improvements through non-violent means.

The PROBLEM actually is that you fail to differentiate between Palestinians and Hamas. So why should the non-Hamas Palestinians have to leave?

They can stay and become collateral damage. Or they can leave and live peacefully elsewhere. But there really are no "non-Hamas" Palestinians. Hamas was voted in by the general population, not only by active militants. That population voted for a government which has a core policy of trying to exterminate a neighboring country. That population could divulge the location of Hamas militants and infrastructure to aid in eliminating both. It does not. It could rise up against Hamas. It has not. It is at best passive with respect to Hamas, and at worst actively provides shelter and support, both tangible and moral, to terrorists. It's culturally ingrained at this point. The Palestinians are complicit in Hamas' obscene activities. They have hard road ahead if they wish to change course, but there's no sign they want to - they just want more foreign aid and an end to the repercussions of Hamas terrorism, without actually doing anything to stop it.

Hamas was voted into office in 2006, The median age in Gaza is 18 with over 40% under the age of 14. These are children non of whom were alive in 2006. But keep lying to yourself to justify genocide.

So what have all those youngsters been doing to bring about peace within Gaza? Pretty much nothing, it appears.

We can say the same about Israeli society. Maniacal terrorist government. Why haven't their people stopped them and brought about peace?

Frankly, we can say that about our own government.


When there's a powerful governing agency that has access to resources and creates a system, you figure how to survive within it.

Israel is quite peaceful when not being attacked by external forces. It leaves its own borders only when provoked, which is more than can be said for the Palestinian terrorists. There was no military action occurring in Gaza on Oct.6.

Israel is as peaceful as a crocodile. They're always leaving their shore for sneak attacks.

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Anonymous wrote:When do you think the IDF will bomb the crowds of Palestinians returning to northern Gaza? The IDF must be going crazy seeing all those refugees out in the open.

When terrorists hide among them.

Oh yes, forgot about the ‘human shields’ justification that we always hear IDF say

The truth is often inconvenient when you have no actual facts to contradict them. Nobody believes Hamas doesn't hide among the civilian population, in their apartment buildings, hospitals, schools, and mosques. While Hamas would like to think that gives them a free pass, it doesn't. It just increases the otherwise avoidable collateral damage.

Hamas are technically civilians since they cannot legally be classified as an army since they arent a country. Do they have a uniform, any names? They're all masked so any adult male can be Hamas. Some can be IDF by day and Hamas by night for all we know. Israel having no choice but to carpet bomb Hamas would be valid if not for the intentional gunshots to 5 year olds done by the IDF. Why shoot kids in the head 70 times? Are they Hamas too? Why burn a maternity ward down full of preemies? Are they Hamas too?

The cruelty only creates more Hamas or more popularity or justification for them I would imagine. Hamas is not something that can be rooted out by bombs as Hamas is an idea not a person.

Ideology is only resolved by providing another ideology.

Israel does not want any moderate Arab government whatsoever. Syria was taken over by ex Al Qaeda/ISIS and Netanyahu celebrates. Gaza will not be cleansed of Hamas any time soon.

People need to really examine Israel's habits in the region. Their perspective is extremism is good if its a means to an end and the number 1 threat is Iran wanting the Levant which is what they want.

Israel has to decide if two state solution is such a moral anathema to them or is it Hamas.

Mind you, the two state solution does not even take a speck of dust out of current Israeli land yet they still dont want it. Greed will be Israel's undoing as it always is. Now I hear they are already settling in Syria? Golly.
They cant even finish Hamas in Manhattan sized Gaza, cant find 30 hostages, and yet their army is in Syria. Unbelievable.

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Anonymous wrote:I think clearing it out is the right idea, given that in 77 years the Gazans have done nothing to help themselves. They remain a threat to their neighbors, which is why containment has heretofore been the policy. All the sniveling about how they are so oppressed is a smokescreen for their inability to govern themselves peacefully without corruption, for their misuse of decades of foreign aid, and for their inability to accept any kind of modus vivendi other than a return to the British Mandate pre-1947. Their alliance with Iran says all the civilized world needs to know about their values. Their puerile aspirations for the disappearance of Israel are not only homicidal and self-destructive, they are utterly unrealistic.

A world where people attending a music festival in peace need not worry about being murdered, raped, or kidnapped by Palestinians with grievances sounds pretty good.

Get off your high horse
You are very ignorant about the conditions and their suffering.
It makes no sense to me that an entire people need to be ethnically cleansed just so that one other people group that clowns around with religion can live in comfort

the problem is they voted in hamas to govern their country which is a terrorist org therefore this happened. moving forward they should pick something less violent

This didn’t happen in a vacuum. The current setup was not sustainable and as pressure builds up, conflict is inevitable.
Let us not kid ourselves, neither side is blameless.
Netanyahu once supported Hamas
Israel isn’t a democracy either

Their pre 1/07 situation was only made vastly worse by their external expression of frustration in the form of terrorism, a constantly recurring fallback year after year. The "pressure" should have been to get rid of Hamas and vote in a government which would use foreign aid for its intended purposes, and would work to achieve situational improvements through non-violent means.

The PROBLEM actually is that you fail to differentiate between Palestinians and Hamas. So why should the non-Hamas Palestinians have to leave?

They can stay and become collateral damage. Or they can leave and live peacefully elsewhere. But there really are no "non-Hamas" Palestinians. Hamas was voted in by the general population, not only by active militants. That population voted for a government which has a core policy of trying to exterminate a neighboring country. That population could divulge the location of Hamas militants and infrastructure to aid in eliminating both. It does not. It could rise up against Hamas. It has not. It is at best passive with respect to Hamas, and at worst actively provides shelter and support, both tangible and moral, to terrorists. It's culturally ingrained at this point. The Palestinians are complicit in Hamas' obscene activities. They have hard road ahead if they wish to change course, but there's no sign they want to - they just want more foreign aid and an end to the repercussions of Hamas terrorism, without actually doing anything to stop it.

Hamas was voted into office in 2006, The median age in Gaza is 18 with over 40% under the age of 14. These are children non of whom were alive in 2006. But keep lying to yourself to justify genocide.

So what have all those youngsters been doing to bring about peace within Gaza? Pretty much nothing, it appears.

We can say the same about Israeli society. Maniacal terrorist government. Why haven't their people stopped them and brought about peace?

Frankly, we can say that about our own government.


When there's a powerful governing agency that has access to resources and creates a system, you figure how to survive within it.

Israel is quite peaceful when not being attacked by external forces. It leaves its own borders only when provoked, which is more than can be said for the Palestinian terrorists. There was no military action occurring in Gaza on Oct.6.

Israel was quite peaceful to Hamas. They were not quite peaceful to Palestinians. The West Bank had record deaths in 2022 and 2023.

Israel always ignored Hamas and left them to their own devices pleased with the fact that a strong Hamas meant no moderate Palestinian government or two state solution talks can ever be a reality from the West.

And even then, Israel was not some peacenik. They routinely bombed Gaza at random or "mowed the lawn' as they put it.

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Anonymous wrote:When do you think the IDF will bomb the crowds of Palestinians returning to northern Gaza? The IDF must be going crazy seeing all those refugees out in the open.

When terrorists hide among them.

Oh yes, forgot about the ‘human shields’ justification that we always hear IDF say

The truth is often inconvenient when you have no actual facts to contradict them. Nobody believes Hamas doesn't hide among the civilian population, in their apartment buildings, hospitals, schools, and mosques. While Hamas would like to think that gives them a free pass, it doesn't. It just increases the otherwise avoidable collateral damage.

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Israeli soldiers love wearing the lingerie of women they've ethnically cleansed

You object to cross-dressing? The terrorists don't need the clothing any more, do they?

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Anonymous wrote:I think clearing it out is the right idea, given that in 77 years the Gazans have done nothing to help themselves. They remain a threat to their neighbors, which is why containment has heretofore been the policy. All the sniveling about how they are so oppressed is a smokescreen for their inability to govern themselves peacefully without corruption, for their misuse of decades of foreign aid, and for their inability to accept any kind of modus vivendi other than a return to the British Mandate pre-1947. Their alliance with Iran says all the civilized world needs to know about their values. Their puerile aspirations for the disappearance of Israel are not only homicidal and self-destructive, they are utterly unrealistic.

A world where people attending a music festival in peace need not worry about being murdered, raped, or kidnapped by Palestinians with grievances sounds pretty good.

Get off your high horse
You are very ignorant about the conditions and their suffering.
It makes no sense to me that an entire people need to be ethnically cleansed just so that one other people group that clowns around with religion can live in comfort

the problem is they voted in hamas to govern their country which is a terrorist org therefore this happened. moving forward they should pick something less violent

This didn’t happen in a vacuum. The current setup was not sustainable and as pressure builds up, conflict is inevitable.
Let us not kid ourselves, neither side is blameless.
Netanyahu once supported Hamas
Israel isn’t a democracy either

Their pre 1/07 situation was only made vastly worse by their external expression of frustration in the form of terrorism, a constantly recurring fallback year after year. The "pressure" should have been to get rid of Hamas and vote in a government which would use foreign aid for its intended purposes, and would work to achieve situational improvements through non-violent means.

The PROBLEM actually is that you fail to differentiate between Palestinians and Hamas. So why should the non-Hamas Palestinians have to leave?

They can stay and become collateral damage. Or they can leave and live peacefully elsewhere. But there really are no "non-Hamas" Palestinians. Hamas was voted in by the general population, not only by active militants. That population voted for a government which has a core policy of trying to exterminate a neighboring country. That population could divulge the location of Hamas militants and infrastructure to aid in eliminating both. It does not. It could rise up against Hamas. It has not. It is at best passive with respect to Hamas, and at worst actively provides shelter and support, both tangible and moral, to terrorists. It's culturally ingrained at this point. The Palestinians are complicit in Hamas' obscene activities. They have hard road ahead if they wish to change course, but there's no sign they want to - they just want more foreign aid and an end to the repercussions of Hamas terrorism, without actually doing anything to stop it.

Hamas was voted into office in 2006, The median age in Gaza is 18 with over 40% under the age of 14. These are children non of whom were alive in 2006. But keep lying to yourself to justify genocide.

So what have all those youngsters been doing to bring about peace within Gaza? Pretty much nothing, it appears.

We can say the same about Israeli society. Maniacal terrorist government. Why haven't their people stopped them and brought about peace?

Frankly, we can say that about our own government.


When there's a powerful governing agency that has access to resources and creates a system, you figure how to survive within it.

Israel is quite peaceful when not being attacked by external forces. It leaves its own borders only when provoked, which is more than can be said for the Palestinian terrorists. There was no military action occurring in Gaza on Oct.6.