Vol8188
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I guess it’s possible IDF mowed down 800 people in broad daylight in a hail of gunfire. But I find that unlikely.Yep, “just waiting for food” isn’t how the IDF described what occured. But that’s apparently not important to cnn because it wouldn’t be as fun of a story
Thats how it was originally spun..that the IDF assassinated dozens of unarmed Palestinian women, children, and elderly who were just trying to get food.I wonder if Hamas said that IDF mowed down 800 people in broad daylight - and CNN ran with it.
I wonder if it was something else.
Yesterday CNN was part of the “free press” though, right?
Ras was correct in what he posted.You serious, Clark?
Hamas Charter - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Yes, your side (antisemites), often intersect with left wing media when it comes to the specific topic of Israel.
When it comes to the topic of Russia, you completely disagree with left, right, and more neutral free press (Reason for example) and I openly go with whatever Russian media tells you.
Me disagreeing with one free press agency on how they phrase a headline, doesn’t mean I should clearly ignore all free press in favor of Russian state owned media like you do
Once again.Ras was correct in what he posted.
From link:
Under the heading "The position toward Occupation and Political Solutions" (paragraphs 18 to 23), the document describes the two-state solution, i.e. the creation of an independent Palestinian state according to the 1967 borders with Jerusalem as its capital, as a "formula of national consensus", but without giving up the claim to the whole of Palestine, "from the river to the sea", and "without compromising its rejection of the Zionist entity."[2] Rickard Lagervall (Jönköping University) viewed this as an "ambiguous formulation".[11] Tareq Baconi (Columbia University, European Council on Foreign Relations) gives two reasons why Hamas didn't explicitly recognize Israel:[18]
You are correct that the charter doesn't give up claim to all of Israel.
For those who want a two state solution, should Hamas give up claim in order to pursue peace?
Lol. The ole anti-Semite slur when caught playing both sides of the fence…
Now, it’s left, right or neutral free press? If CNN headlines were going after Putin or Russia you’d be lapping it up with a spoon…
Weak..
The opinion you have is shared by someone apparently notable (Rickard Lagervall) and in the wiki article on the charter.Once again.
I don’t read a damn thing that Ras posts.
Most of it is propaganda and garbage.
You’re welcome to if you like.
And I’ll take your word that he posted something credible.
I know how Hamas defined “Palestinian” and I know what their character says they will do about it. I know they affirmed it as recently as 2 weeks ago.
And I call BS on the 1967 boarders thing. I believe they wrote it down but I also believe they knew it was a way to put something down that made them look “good” knowing it was a nonstarter.
Would you like to know why it’s a nonstarter and why Hamas knows that?
The news reports on ABC are saying that they don’t know what happened and showing drone footage of a riot.Yesterday CNN was the same news source that ran the Hamas lie -
IDF Strike on Hospital Kills 500
I’m biased. I’ve been treated badly by racist many times in my life. I have family in harms way and a friend who fought for his life in defense of his wife on 10/07.The opinion you have is shared by someone apparently notable (Rickard Lagervall) and in the wiki article on the charter.
Sure, I'd like to know.
Returning to the 1967 borders should be an absolute deal killer for Israel.Ras was correct in what he posted.
From link:
Under the heading "The position toward Occupation and Political Solutions" (paragraphs 18 to 23), the document describes the two-state solution, i.e. the creation of an independent Palestinian state according to the 1967 borders with Jerusalem as its capital, as a "formula of national consensus", but without giving up the claim to the whole of Palestine, "from the river to the sea", and "without compromising its rejection of the Zionist entity."[2] Rickard Lagervall (Jönköping University) viewed this as an "ambiguous formulation".[11] Tareq Baconi (Columbia University, European Council on Foreign Relations) gives two reasons why Hamas didn't explicitly recognize Israel:[18]
You are correct that the charter doesn't give up claim to all of Israel.
For those who want a two state solution, should Hamas give up claim in order to pursue peace?
Lol. The ole anti-Semite slur when caught playing both sides of the fence…
I agree...big banking controls everything that goes on in this country and the world. Corrupt criminals that exploit the masses. All wars are bankers wars...
When people realize who runs the banks, they will be enlightened to the root of the problem...