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Two-thirds of respondents said they continue to support the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack on Israel, in which militants killed 1,200 people and took at least 240 hostages, and 80% believe it put the Palestinian issue at the center of global attention.
...about 90% or so of Palestinians do not believe that Hamas committed atrocities such as killing women and children or raping during the attack on Israel last Oct. 7
In the June 12 poll, 40% of Palestinians in both the West Bank and Gaza said they would prefer Hamas to govern them, followed by Fatah (20%), the Palestinian National Liberation Movement in control of the West Bank and led by Mahmoud Abbas. Eight percent chose others. Support for Hamas over the preceding three months increased by 6%.
Israel recovers 5 bodies of kidnapped hostages murdered in Gaza.
Violence begets violence. And we know who initiated the violence. If Hamas gave any warning that attacks would take place so innocent lives could be spared I missed them.
Instead the attacks were deliberatly directed toward innocent civilians. Only NOW after Hamas raped and murdered with no warning are they in Gaza asking for cease fire.
Mona
Provide a link of last instance prior to Oct 7 that Israel specifically attacked and murdered innocent Gazans.
Like USA prior to 9/11 Israel was warned about something might be coming. Should they have done more? Probably but HOW does that mitigate Hamas 's violence against civilians?
MSN
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Just stop!
It will never end. The fighting in the region is as old as time.
The ultimate sociological experiment.
Take 50,000 Palestinians and relocate them to the Balkans countries (an equal # per country).
Meanwhile take 50,000 Balkans people (Serbs, Croats, Bosnians, Montenegrans, Slovenians, Macedonians, etc.) and relocate them to Gaza.
And see what happens.
Move them to MS?
Falsehood alert.There were hundreds of years, even over a thousand, with no fighting in the region. It isn't inevitable.
"The Slavonian Lodge was founded in 1913 by the Croatian-speaking Slavs, who emigrated from the turmoil of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and found a place in Biloxi’s seafood industry. They have called themselves Austrians, Yugoslavs, and Croatians, depending upon the political developments in their homeland. They began migrating from Louisiana to Biloxi around the turn of the 20th century. The benevolent association was formed for the promotion of the preservation of the heritage and culture of the Croatian people in Biloxi. Hurricane Katrina destroyed the association’s 1938 lodge. This new building was dedicated in 2010."Move them to MS?
Here's a better experiment.The ultimate sociological experiment.
Take 50,000 Palestinians and relocate them to the Balkans countries (an equal # per country).
Meanwhile take 50,000 Balkans people (Serbs, Croats, Bosnians, Montenegrans, Slovenians, Macedonians, etc.) and relocate them to Gaza.
And see what happens.
99Falsehood alert.
Contrary to your statement, there has been no thousand year period in history with no fighting in the region.
FALSE!
"The Slavonian Lodge was founded in 1913 by the Croatian-speaking Slavs, who emigrated from the turmoil of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and found a place in Biloxi’s seafood industry. They have called themselves Austrians, Yugoslavs, and Croatians, depending upon the political developments in their homeland. They began migrating from Louisiana to Biloxi around the turn of the 20th century. The benevolent association was formed for the promotion of the preservation of the heritage and culture of the Croatian people in Biloxi. Hurricane Katrina destroyed the association’s 1938 lodge. This new building was dedicated in 2010."
Croatian-American Cultural Center (Slavonian Lodge) - Discover Biloxi
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Croatian-Americans of Gulf Coast welcome President of Croatia at Slavonian Lodge
Friday was an exciting day as the City of Biloxi welcomed the President of Croatia, Zoran Milanovic.www.wlox.com
Here's a better experiment.
Relocate 10% of the population of Japan to Gaza, the other 90% of Japan moves to America, Canada, or Europe.
Relocate the population of Gaza to Japan.
Within a few short generations Gaza would be the leading nation of the Mediterranean, while Japan would be a dysfunctional feuding non-nation on the economic level of North Korea.
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