That’s a incorrect comparison Hamas and Egypt’. Egypt is a sovereign country and Hamas is a resistance group against it occupier
Their differences aren't relevant to the issue of what works for them and what doesn't. Egypt stopped attacking and eventually, there was an end to Israeli retaliations following those attacks. Hamas attacked recently and met with sever retaliation. One can learn from that or not.
So you are saying the Palestinians should bow down to its master or should accept the consequences we are seeing now on our screens
It's not a matter of should but of must. It can choose, but those are its only choices.
I understand that this is an outrage to you and that you likely share Hamas' attitude toward Israel, and I agree that the Israeli retaliation is a tragic occurrence that the world would be better off without.
But as long as they react emotionally rather than strategically, they can expect more of the same. If the Palestinians and their other Arab neighbors want to fight, fight they will, but as things stand, they cannot prevail. I'll leave it them to decide what future they prefer - a less violent captivity or a more violent one.
The American Indians were faced with a similar dilemma when the encountered the Europeans. At first they fought, and their fight was a righteous and justified one. But somewhere along the line, they decided that they preferred a less violent captivity of sorts on reservations to violent death. It's still a moral issue for them - they were wronged. And they're still angry. My wife and I were almost killed once driving through their lands by another vehicle deliberately coming at us head-on (we were in a sports car, so obviously not part of the tribe).
Their lives are still degraded and they are still unhappy, but they seem to have decided that not attacking was better for them than attacking.
As I said, I'm not making a moral judgment in the Middle Eastern conflict regarding who is in the wrong. I could call the Israelis completely at fault, and for all I know, maybe they are. I'm pointing out that until the Arabs either become as or more powerful that the Israelis or accept their military disadvantage and stand down, they should expect continued violence and death.
If you disagree with that, please explain why.
As long as US / Israeli alliance continues its atrocities, you can expect the billions of Muslims around the world to seek a way against them.
What you're saying is that those Muslims will continue to attack whatever the result - even if that makes their lives worse. You may be right.
I notice you said Muslims and not Arabs. A different point is that it appears that the Iranians, who are not Arabs and who have a two-country buffer separating them from Israel, are provocateurs using Arabs to attack neighboring Israel for whatever their reasons might be. My understanding is that they fund and train Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthi:
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The Houthis have declared themselves part of the so-called 'Axis of Resistance', led by the Islamic Republic of Iran. This alliance - which also includes other Tehran-backed organizations such as Hamas, Hezbollah and pro-Iranian militias in Syria and Iraq - is a staunch enemy of Israel, the US and the West in general."
It seems like the Arabs might be being manipulated from afar to do Iran's bidding (Persians are not Arabs nor are they living close to Israel or directly affected by it) but take the punishment of retaliation alone.
It's also interesting that the Iranians hate the Israelis enough to keep having proxies do their dirty work for them. Why? Indonesians are predominantly Muslims, but don't seem to feel the need to defend the Arabs. Why is Iran different?
You may dismiss the UN and world opinion at your peril.
Those opinions are not a part of my analysis because unless they translate to military support for the Arabs, they're irrelevant. If Arabs attack and the Israelis deliver a severe retaliation that the UN doesn't attempt to help resist militarily, they should expect more death and misery. I'll accept their decision because I must. They'll do what they want.