Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Hamas has repeatedly accepted U.S. ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposals. This is Netanyahu's way of refusing. He wants war.
Hamas is not to be believed. But, Israel shouldn’t be bombing Qatar.
They should send assassins.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So Hamas leaders were there? Interdasting.
There are 2 Hamas- one in Gaza and one in Qatar. The Hamas in Gaza are the fighter wing/the poors. The Hamas in Qatar are the bourgeoise/diplomatic face of Hamas.
They tend to be rich, educated, secular, tend to lean a little pro Israel, have kids in western universities in Qatar or overseas, speak English fluently and often another language like Russian or Turkish. They are the diplomatic “face”.
They also are not popular in Gaza even among the poor Hamas fighters or Among the average everyday people.
According to Qatari Hamas, they had no prior knowledge of 10/7. Israel believed it because they have their phones taped and found no conspiring. It appears Sinwar completed 10/7 alone and seemingly as a coup against Hamas in Qatar.
Sinwar had some authenticity among the fighters because he actually lived in Gaza unlike the ritz Carlton dwelling Hamas elite
I really do not what Israel propaganda says any more. They have been fighting for almost two year with no results. It is time to look at Israel and only Israel.
Neither Israel or Hamas are a monolith. Among the Israeli chain of command , there are also divisions between mossad and Netanyahu and the same tensions exist within Hamas. This is what makes dealmaking ever more complicated. Neither Netanyahu nor Hamas care about their people dying despite what they say. Netanyahu recently blocked Israelis from leaving the country. For a moment, it seemed like they got a taste of their own medicine and were a Gaza in miniature when Iran displaced them and bombed tel Aviv and other cities. I don’t know what Netanyahus end game is here. Israel’s summer economy was destroyed thanks to his iranian war. The will of the majority of the people on both sides (Israel and Palestinians) are not for war. Everyone wants to be safe in their own homes with their families but the Israeli leadership wants to go scorched earth even if they get burned in the process (and have)
Can’t argue that Israel does want to go scorched earth. There is a reason for that. Hamas only understands force. Anything less than that is considered weakness in Hamas’s eyes. Israel wanting peace with its neighbors is considered weakness. If Hamas brutality is met with nothing more but a slap on the wrist, then Hamas brutality will continue he. It’s unfortunate that Hamas turned virtually every building in Gaza into terror infrastructure, but Hamas knew exactly what it was doing when it spent billions of international (including U.S. dollars) money to build its terror, tunnels underneath schools, mosques , hospitals, churches, UN buildings. They knew exactly what they were doing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So Hamas leaders were there? Interdasting.
There are 2 Hamas- one in Gaza and one in Qatar. The Hamas in Gaza are the fighter wing/the poors. The Hamas in Qatar are the bourgeoise/diplomatic face of Hamas.
They tend to be rich, educated, secular, tend to lean a little pro Israel, have kids in western universities in Qatar or overseas, speak English fluently and often another language like Russian or Turkish. They are the diplomatic “face”.
They also are not popular in Gaza even among the poor Hamas fighters or Among the average everyday people.
According to Qatari Hamas, they had no prior knowledge of 10/7. Israel believed it because they have their phones taped and found no conspiring. It appears Sinwar completed 10/7 alone and seemingly as a coup against Hamas in Qatar.
Sinwar had some authenticity among the fighters because he actually lived in Gaza unlike the ritz Carlton dwelling Hamas elite
I really do not what Israel propaganda says any more. They have been fighting for almost two year with no results. It is time to look at Israel and only Israel.
Anonymous wrote:This is just insane.
EVIL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So Hamas leaders were there? Interdasting.
There are 2 Hamas- one in Gaza and one in Qatar. The Hamas in Gaza are the fighter wing/the poors. The Hamas in Qatar are the bourgeoise/diplomatic face of Hamas.
They tend to be rich, educated, secular, tend to lean a little pro Israel, have kids in western universities in Qatar or overseas, speak English fluently and often another language like Russian or Turkish. They are the diplomatic “face”.
They also are not popular in Gaza even among the poor Hamas fighters or Among the average everyday people.
According to Qatari Hamas, they had no prior knowledge of 10/7. Israel believed it because they have their phones taped and found no conspiring. It appears Sinwar completed 10/7 alone and seemingly as a coup against Hamas in Qatar.
Sinwar had some authenticity among the fighters because he actually lived in Gaza unlike the ritz Carlton dwelling Hamas elite
I really do not what Israel propaganda says any more. They have been fighting for almost two year with no results. It is time to look at Israel and only Israel.
Neither Israel or Hamas are a monolith. Among the Israeli chain of command , there are also divisions between mossad and Netanyahu and the same tensions exist within Hamas. This is what makes dealmaking ever more complicated. Neither Netanyahu nor Hamas care about their people dying despite what they say. Netanyahu recently blocked Israelis from leaving the country. For a moment, it seemed like they got a taste of their own medicine and were a Gaza in miniature when Iran displaced them and bombed tel Aviv and other cities. I don’t know what Netanyahus end game is here. Israel’s summer economy was destroyed thanks to his iranian war. The will of the majority of the people on both sides (Israel and Palestinians) are not for war. Everyone wants to be safe in their own homes with their families but the Israeli leadership wants to go scorched earth even if they get burned in the process (and have)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So Hamas leaders were there? Interdasting.
There are 2 Hamas- one in Gaza and one in Qatar. The Hamas in Gaza are the fighter wing/the poors. The Hamas in Qatar are the bourgeoise/diplomatic face of Hamas.
They tend to be rich, educated, secular, tend to lean a little pro Israel, have kids in western universities in Qatar or overseas, speak English fluently and often another language like Russian or Turkish. They are the diplomatic “face”.
They also are not popular in Gaza even among the poor Hamas fighters or Among the average everyday people.
According to Qatari Hamas, they had no prior knowledge of 10/7. Israel believed it because they have their phones taped and found no conspiring. It appears Sinwar completed 10/7 alone and seemingly as a coup against Hamas in Qatar.
Sinwar had some authenticity among the fighters because he actually lived in Gaza unlike the ritz Carlton dwelling Hamas elite
I really do not what Israel propaganda says any more. They have been fighting for almost two year with no results. It is time to look at Israel and only Israel.
jsteele wrote:Hamas has repeatedly accepted U.S. ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposals. This is Netanyahu's way of refusing. He wants war.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The problem with killing the rich elite is this ruins any chances of Israel getting the hostages. They were the only ones in communication with Hamas in Gaza and able to determine where hostages were and what are the conditions of release. By bombing Doha, this is setting back the possibility of a return of the remaining Israeli hostages. Why would Netanyahu do that? Unless he doesn’t want a deal. If the rest of the hostages are returned , he knows most Israelis will demand the war is ended and he doesn’t want that
Hamas is weak. If Hamas had killed 1/2 the hostages the first time Israel killed the negotiators the Israelis would have taken any deal.
Anonymous wrote:This is just insane.
EVIL
Anonymous wrote:The problem with killing the rich elite is this ruins any chances of Israel getting the hostages. They were the only ones in communication with Hamas in Gaza and able to determine where hostages were and what are the conditions of release. By bombing Doha, this is setting back the possibility of a return of the remaining Israeli hostages. Why would Netanyahu do that? Unless he doesn’t want a deal. If the rest of the hostages are returned , he knows most Israelis will demand the war is ended and he doesn’t want that
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So Hamas leaders were there? Interdasting.
There are 2 Hamas- one in Gaza and one in Qatar. The Hamas in Gaza are the fighter wing/the poors. The Hamas in Qatar are the bourgeoise/diplomatic face of Hamas.
They tend to be rich, educated, secular, tend to lean a little pro Israel, have kids in western universities in Qatar or overseas, speak English fluently and often another language like Russian or Turkish. They are the diplomatic “face”.
They also are not popular in Gaza even among the poor Hamas fighters or Among the average everyday people.
According to Qatari Hamas, they had no prior knowledge of 10/7. Israel believed it because they have their phones taped and found no conspiring. It appears Sinwar completed 10/7 alone and seemingly as a coup against Hamas in Qatar.
Sinwar had some authenticity among the fighters because he actually lived in Gaza unlike the ritz Carlton dwelling Hamas elite
Anonymous wrote:The problem with killing the rich elite is this ruins any chances of Israel getting the hostages. They were the only ones in communication with Hamas in Gaza and able to determine where hostages were and what are the conditions of release. By bombing Doha, this is setting back the possibility of a return of the remaining Israeli hostages. Why would Netanyahu do that? Unless he doesn’t want a deal. If the rest of the hostages are returned , he knows most Israelis will demand the war is ended and he doesn’t want that
Anonymous wrote:So Hamas leaders were there? Interdasting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:jsteele wrote:Hamas has repeatedly accepted U.S. ceasefire and prisoner exchange proposals. This is Netanyahu's way of refusing. He wants war.
Qatar condemned Israel's bombing of Syria, then an hour later Israel bombs Qatar.
https://thepeninsulaqatar.com/article/09/09/2025/qatar-strongly-condemns-israeli-occupations-bombing-of-several-sites-in-syria
This will bring Qatar and Israel closer together. This is just the Israelis agreeing to establish diplomatic and trade relationship with Qatar. The population of Qatar will rise up and overthrow Hamas. Qatar was building nuclear weapons. Qatar is antisemitic. Qatar was falling under Turkey’s influence. High level Hamas and or weapon stockpiles were taken out by Israel. All were hiding in elementary schools, power plants and hospitals. Israel demands more bombs and arms from the US. US Congress demand Trump attack Qatar and thank the Israelis for attacking this rogue country.
Next up Saudi and Turkey!
I wonder what kind of mental illness Zionists suffer from. You want to engage the entire region at war from Turkey to Iran to Tunisia during a time the United States is weary of both war and that region? Lol. Good luck kid.
You should note that historically every Israeli state started to crumble around the eighty year mark due to wars. Netanyahu is repeating history
Please just be careful with the rhetoric. Many American Jews including me, are horrified by what Netanyahu is doing. He is a madman.
Then make it clear you are disassociating yourself from Israel. Show us by your deeds how much you object to those actions. Quit contributing to Israel, its causes, AIPAC, ADL, etc. Let those who support Netanyahu stay and become a pariah state. They can fight Iran and North Korea for the worst.
Look, I am anti_Zionism, but your post here borders on Semitic. American Jews do not have de facto loyalty to Israeli government, and do not de facto do all the things you say they need to stop. Such gross stereotyping. They don't need to prove anything to you.
DP that is a convenient argument. Though the same argument does not seem to work for the Palestinians.