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These people are lunatics

Moishe3rd

Yehudi
You fight terrorism through the means allowed by the international law.
I would humbly suggest that if "the means allowed by the international law" are interpreted to state, in fact, that you must die rather than defend yourself, then your "international law" might be deleterious to your survival.
 

sandandfoam

Veteran Member
Hamas is a cancerous parasite and a persistent threat to all around them. They are also an organization which was, prior to the most recent conflict, losing support, struggling for legitimacy, and rushing headlong into bankruptcy - all serious problems solved with Netanyahu's indispensable aid.

The bottom line is this: you do not crush Hamas by building settlements and killing civilians.

I could not agree more.
 

Alceste

Vagabond
This is, in fact, a reality that too many assiduously deny. Hamas is a cancerous parasite and a persistent threat to all around them. They are also an organization which was, prior to the most recent conflict, losing support, struggling for legitimacy, and rushing headlong into bankruptcy - all serious problems solved with Netanyahu's indispensable aid.

The bottom line is this: you do not crush Hamas by building settlements and killing civilians.

I don't deny that Hamas is awful. I simply observe that the IDF is also awful. Plus I view their PR (like the PR of every militant organization) with intense scepticism.
 

metis

aged ecumenical anthropologist
By strengthening Abbas.

In which way? Also, for either Israel or the U.S. to strengthen Abbas would be the kiss of death for him and probably the entire P.A. Also, we would be supporting an entity that is viewed there as being corrupt even if there has been some improvement since Arafat.
 

Jayhawker Soule

-- untitled --
Premium Member
In which way?
By negotiating a just and responsible end to the increasingly harsh occupation instead of responding to every demand with the threat of new settlements.

By eschewing the idiotic policy addressed here.

In which way? Also, for either Israel or the U.S. to strengthen Abbas would be the kiss of death for him and probably the entire P.A.
So we're not negotiating with Abbas for his own good but are now negotiating with Hamas and Al-Aqsa? Seriously? How does that appear to be working?

Also, we would be supporting an entity that is viewed there as being corrupt even if there has been some improvement since Arafat.
This is getting sillier and sillier.
 

metis

aged ecumenical anthropologist
By negotiating a just and responsible end to the increasingly harsh occupation instead of responding to every demand with the threat of new settlements.

By eschewing the idiotic policy addressed here.

So we're not negotiating with Abbas for his own good but are now negotiating with Hamas and Al-Aqsa? Seriously? How does that appear to be working?

This is getting sillier and sillier.

No comment.
 
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