Hamas Leaders to NY Times: No Interest in Helping Palestinians in Gaza, Want ‘Permanent’ War Against Israel. Syed is spot on!

[duluxe]

Hamas Leaders to NY Times: No Interest in Helping Palestinians in Gaza, Want ‘Permanent’ War Against Israel​

https://www.breitbart.com/middle-ea...nians-gaza-want-permanent-war-against-israel/

Hamas leaders told the New York Times on Wednesday that they had no interest in governing Gaza and instead wanted to create a “permanent” state of war against Israel that, in their minds, would mobilize Arab support and keep the Palestinian cause alive.

The idea of governing Gaza well, or building institutions toward creating a Palestinian state, seems not to have occurred to them — nor did the Times‘ Ben Hubbard and Maria Abi-Habib, who had access to Hamas leaders, suggest that more constructive idea.

It was necessary to “change the entire equation and not just have a clash,” Khalil al-Hayya, a member of Hamas’s top leadership body, told The New York Times in Doha, Qatar. “We succeeded in putting the Palestinian issue back on the table, and now no one in the region is experiencing calm.”
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“I hope that the state of war with Israel will become permanent on all the borders, and that the Arab world will stand with us,” Taher El-Nounou, a Hamas media adviser, told The Times.
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“This battle was not because we wanted fuel or laborers,” he added. “It did not seek to improve the situation in Gaza. This battle is to completely overthrow the situation.”

The Times presented several Hamas complaints about Israel in euphemistic terms, as if they were accurate or legitimate. For example, it describes Jews trying to pray on the Temple Mount as “Jews openly praying at a contested site customarily reserved for Muslims,” without mentioning that it is also the holiest site in Judaism. The Times also cites “the Israeli police storming the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem,” without noting that they only did so because Hamas and other groups stockpiled weapons there.
Prior to the war, Saudi Arabia and Israel had been moving toward a deal on peace and normalization that would have been conditioned on an improvement of conditions for Palestinians, though not necessarily on the creation of a Palestinian state.

 

[JohnTan]

Hamas Leaders to NY Times: No Interest in Helping Palestinians in Gaza, Want ‘Permanent’ War Against Israel​

https://www.breitbart.com/middle-ea...nians-gaza-want-permanent-war-against-israel/

Hamas leaders told the New York Times on Wednesday that they had no interest in governing Gaza and instead wanted to create a “permanent” state of war against Israel that, in their minds, would mobilize Arab support and keep the Palestinian cause alive.

The idea of governing Gaza well, or building institutions toward creating a Palestinian state, seems not to have occurred to them — nor did the Times‘ Ben Hubbard and Maria Abi-Habib, who had access to Hamas leaders, suggest that more constructive idea.




The Times presented several Hamas complaints about Israel in euphemistic terms, as if they were accurate or legitimate. For example, it describes Jews trying to pray on the Temple Mount as “Jews openly praying at a contested site customarily reserved for Muslims,” without mentioning that it is also the holiest site in Judaism. The Times also cites “the Israeli police storming the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem,” without noting that they only did so because Hamas and other groups stockpiled weapons there.
Prior to the war, Saudi Arabia and Israel had been moving toward a deal on peace and normalization that would have been conditioned on an improvement of conditions for Palestinians, though not necessarily on the creation of a Palestinian state.

The mohammedan religion talks a lot about jihad and the war booty it brings. Most moslem rulers were remembered for jihads, not good governance of a country at peace with its neighbours.

 

[duluxe]

The mohammedan religion talks a lot about jihad and the war booty it brings. Most moslem rulers were remembered for jihads, not good governance of a country at peace with its neighbours.

The hamas leaders are living in paradise on earth, they stay 5-stars hotel. All funded by muslims and loofy. I may make a post on homas leaders lifestyle.

 

[JohnTan]

The hamas leaders are living in paradise on earth, they stay 5-stars hotel. All funded by muslims and loofy. I may make a post on homas leaders lifestyle.

Tiagong mossad has infiltrated into the kitchen when the finest foods are prepared for the hamas leaders. My F&B contacts in Doha have been telling me that for a while.

 

[syed putra]

The hamas leaders are living in paradise on earth, they stay 5-stars hotel. All funded by muslims and loofy. I may make a post on homas leaders lifestyle.

Arafat and PLO used to do the same thing. They have better class than hanas as they got luxury apartments and homes in Paris.
Which is why most Arab countries except Qatar distance themselves from hamas as they, like netanyahu, sabotaged peace deal based on a two state solution.

 

[syed putra]

Tiagong mossad has infiltrated into the kitchen when the finest foods are prepared for the hamas leaders. My F&B contacts in Doha have been telling me that for a while.

They only eat fahsah lamb with naan or kabsah rice with chicken or lamb.
Plus kebabs.

 

[k1976]

Hamas Leaders to NY Times: No Interest in Helping Palestinians in Gaza, Want ‘Permanent’ War Against Israel​

https://www.breitbart.com/middle-ea...nians-gaza-want-permanent-war-against-israel/

Hamas leaders told the New York Times on Wednesday that they had no interest in governing Gaza and instead wanted to create a “permanent” state of war against Israel that, in their minds, would mobilize Arab support and keep the Palestinian cause alive.

The idea of governing Gaza well, or building institutions toward creating a Palestinian state, seems not to have occurred to them — nor did the Times‘ Ben Hubbard and Maria Abi-Habib, who had access to Hamas leaders, suggest that more constructive idea.




The Times presented several Hamas complaints about Israel in euphemistic terms, as if they were accurate or legitimate. For example, it describes Jews trying to pray on the Temple Mount as “Jews openly praying at a contested site customarily reserved for Muslims,” without mentioning that it is also the holiest site in Judaism. The Times also cites “the Israeli police storming the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem,” without noting that they only did so because Hamas and other groups stockpiled weapons there.
Prior to the war, Saudi Arabia and Israel had been moving toward a deal on peace and normalization that would have been conditioned on an improvement of conditions for Palestinians, though not necessarily on the creation of a Palestinian state.

 

[k1976]

They only eat fahsah lamb with naan or kabsah rice with chicken or lamb.
Plus kebabs.

They also send me Chiobu Agents with Pork lard laced Pink Hairless Abolene?

 

[syed putra]

They also send me Chiobu Agents with Pork lard laced Pink Hairless Abolene?

That goes without question. We all have our weakness.