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Which in essence was the jailer leaving the cell - and then locking the cell door behind him.Ragman you are absolutely correct, there are other party's that are responsible. Israel windrow from the Strip in 2005,
If you want to refer to Hamas as a terror group, then I will refer to the IOF (IDF) similarly as a terror group - there is absolutely no question whatsoever which organization has more blood on it's hands (Hint: it ain't Hamas):in 2007 Hama'ss terror group won the elections and took control of the place.
Statistics | B'Tselem
(Compare the civilian casualties: Israeli vs. Palestinian)
And actually Hamas won the elections in 2006 - not 2007 as you state ... you know, for an Israeli you sure seem a little "fuzzy" on the facts:
In its election manifesto for the 2006 Palestinian legislative election, Hamas omitted a call for an end to Israel, though it did still call for armed struggle against the occupation. Hamas won the 2006 elections, winning 76 of the 132 seats to Fatah's 43. Seen by many as primarily a rejection of the Fatah government's corruption and ineffectiveness, the Hamas victory seemingly had brought to an end 40 years of PLO domination of Palestinian politics.
In early February 2006, Hamas offered Israel a 10-year truce "in return for a complete Israeli withdrawal from the occupied Palestinian territories: the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem," and recognition of Palestinian rights including the "right of return." Mashal added that Hamas was not calling for a final end to armed operations against Israel, and it would not impede other Palestinian groups from carrying out such operations.
In 2006 after the Gaza election, Hamas leader sent a letter addressed to George W. Bush where he among other things declared that Hamas would accept a state on the 1967 borders including a truce. However, the Bush administration did not reply.
On June 9, 2006, during an Israeli artillery operation, an explosion occurred on a busy Gaza beach, killing eight Palestinian civilians. It was assumed that Israeli shellings were responsible for the killings, but Israeli government officials denied this. Hamas formally withdrew from its 16-month ceasefire on June 10, taking responsibility for the subsequent Qassam rocket attacks launched from Gaza into Israel.
Hamas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Uh-huh:that's 8 years ago, yet none ever blame the Gazan themselves for choosing violent over quality of life.
You know the Nakba was 65 years ago, yet none ever blame the Israelis themselves for choosing a violent over quality of life.
Whose statement do you think is really more accurate, in terms of not being blamed in he public's mind ? (at least in the US ... and Israel of course)
Tomorrow ?poverty in the refugees camps came be over with tomorrow, if the residents of Gaza choose too.
Moose, you're getting to a point of desperation where you've become totally unaware of how blatantly obvious your lies actually are ...
IOW: you've started to believe your own bullcrap.
Might have something to do with their neighbors who keep destroying the civilian infrastructure ...not to mention the bugging question of howcome they still have refugee camps to begin with, just another bad choice.
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