well Ali-R Israel and Hamas enjoy a symbiotic yet parasitic relationship. That has been the case since it received covert Israeli support to become an alternative to Yasser arafat's PLO which was always a secular organization verus Hamas etc which was not.
Niether Isreaili govt, not Hamas really want peace, quite evident from the increased number of settler housing projects designed to make a clean break and free land tougher if not impossible.
Ever wonder why there are attacks at critical stages in any discussions or with any events?
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well Ali-R Israel and Hamas enjoy a symbiotic yet parasitic relationship. That has been the case since it received covert Israeli support to become an alternative to Yasser arafat's PLO which was always a secular organization verus Hamas etc which was not.
**Niether Isreaili govt, not Hamas really want peace, quite evident from the increased number of settler housing projects designed to make a clean break and free land tougher if not impossible.
Ever wonder why there are attacks at critical stages in any discussions or with any events? **
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Exactly that's my point actually. But that what is being killed is a success for hamas....not the Palestinian ppl.
There are enoug Palis opposing them, but who listens to their voices?
If not the world then why Hamas?
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Because Hamas are Palestinians and they have a much greater stake at what happens in their homeland then does the rest of world. Why don't we see protests against Hamas? Do they exist but just not reported by western media? The only mass gatherings I ever see reported are the street parties that celebrate the murder of Israeli citizens.
The actions of the PLO are those of desperate men trying to regain there rightful homeland, I feel remorse for the loss of civilian esp children life-but this is a cycle of violence and this too was a reaction to the death of a few brothers over the last week.
in your dreams