Israel/Palestine Thread

No - what you're pointing out is what they said they thought they would do 5 months ago.

It's remarkable, given the bile towards Palestinians for voting in Hamas (19 years ago), that you believe they should be prevented from voting in a democratic process for a decade.

Perhaps Israelis should also be denied a vote and be made to keep their alleged War Criminal in charge until he completely destroys the nation.

I'm not sure if you're missing the point made or if you're just incapable of actually getting the point.

Hamas will not be part of any administration in Gaza, per the peace plan, so their name won't even be on any polling card - which you seem to be completely unable to grasp.

Once again, to use your own metaphor, your credibility is underwater and as deep as the final resting place of the Titanic.

What did I think would happen? You seem to answering your own question yourself?

If you read my answers to the poster I was conversing with and if you've read the "peace plan", you'll know that Hamas, and what Gazans think of them, is irrelevent. It's not difficult, as you say. You just need to read the posts.

By the way, seeing as you haven't run away, do you still think that Gazans are a well fed and any photos of emaciation are just those with medical conditions? And presumably you think the same of the Israeli hostages - emaciation was owing to underlying medical conditions as those just released confirmed they were treated and fed well. A bit on the chubby side as you would say.

Seems you didn't bother reading your own source.

According to the plan, Hamas - which seized control of Gaza in 2007 by ousting its rivals, a year after winning legislative elections - would play no future role in its governance, directly or indirectly.

I think it's fair to point out that Israel implemented the Hannibal Directive on Oct 7 multiple times (as confirmed by alleged War Criminal #2, at large, Yoav Gallant).

That resulted in the deaths of scores of Israelis fleeing for their lives and trying to escape to safety.

Not only did the attack helicopters shred many in the first wave, they returned to base, reloaded and returned to shred more.

And many here have condemned Hamas repeatedly over the last two years.

Seems you can't even condemn Israel for executing its own citizens.

What about Bibi, Gallant, Ben Gvir, Skotherich and the War Cabinet ?? Should they be in the Israeli government going forward ??

The icj never found Israel guilty of committing genocide yet all the pro. Hamas crowd keep on saying the icj was wrong and that genocide occured. It's a funny old world.

Why are Bibi and Gallant not speeding towards the ICC to prove themselves innocent ? Surely any man accused of War Crimes would want to prove their innocence. I just can't understand why an innocent man wouldn't want to prove his innocence.

They said there was a risk of it occurring,not that it had occured. That's very far from saying they committed genocide which is what the Hamas supporters here have claimed.

Ive never seen an army want to commit genocide who warn the people they're coming and told them to move

Has there ever been such an odious nation of belligerents?

IDF soldiers threw tear gas grenades at Palestinians trying to tend olive groves in the West Bank village of Kobar, near Ramallah. Palestinian journalists at the scene were also targeted with the grenades.

This is for you @sheepysheep

"All signs suggest that Israel will continue to block Palestinian freedom of movement between the West Bank, Israel, and Gaza, and to restrict the entry of Palestinians from abroad as well as international activists into the Strip. 

As a result, those who most need to hear it will not be able to know what Gaza's residents really think about armed resistance. 

In other words, how many of them actually despise Hamas" 

Amira Hass

Seems Israel cares as much about the Israeli survivors as Gazans:

• The Knesset committee tasked with assisting Nova festival massacre survivors has been dormant for over three months, after chairman Yitzhak Pindrus of United Torah Judaism quit when his party left the coalition. No replacement was appointed, halting the committee's work.