Gaza War: Egypt other Arabs side with Israel

[vasco da gamma]

rocket rises from the Gaza Strip during the July 2014 conflict between Israel and Hamas

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A war that caused as many as 2,000 Palestinian casualties and the leveling in some cases of whole neighborhoods as the kind of experience that would lead a terrorist group to think twice before striking Israel again.

Hamas deliberately launched its rockets from densely populated neighborhoods and dug its tunnels underneath mosques and schools as a tactic of maximizing Palestinian deaths it could blame on Israel. While Israel sought to protect its citizens, Hamas sought to use the misery of its people as a way to demonize Israel in the court of international opinion.

“You can’t have the two arguments. Either Hamas’ tactics work and the war does not deter them, or Hamas is not deliberately trying to maximize casualties on their own side.”

Hamas cannot point to any real tangible benefit from the current war. “It’s true that Hamas has nothing to show for this politically. It’s also true Hamas has not paid a particularly heavy price, except for dead Palestinians, which they are willing to sacrifice.

In 2006, Hezbollah a Shi’ite fundamentalist political party and militia in southern Lebanon went to war with Israel . In that conflict, Israel bombed the airport in Beirut, the city’s southern suburbsm, and Hezbollah positions throughout the south. That war left Hezbollah more hesitant to strike Israel again,

Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, which gained ground across the Middle East in the wake of the Arab Spring, but which is now fighting for its life in Egypt and elsewhere after the military unseated Egypt’s elected Muslim Brotherhood president, Mohammed Morsi, last year.
Exploiting the region’s distaste for Hamas has allowed perhaps Israel’s greatest political triumph: It has maneuvered Egypt into negotiating Israel’s side in the peace negotiations. Battling Merkava tanks will likely seem easier than wringing concessions from Egypt, which is obsessed with destroying the Brotherhood and its offshoot, Hamas.

For this reason, Israel prefers Egypt’s interlocutions to America’s.
Two weeks ago, Secretary of State John Kerry flew to Cairo and Paris in a bid to end the war. Kerry proposed that Qatar and Turkey help with the reconstruction of Gaza and the payment of Hamas civil servants in Gaza in exchange for a ceasefire.
Israel and Egypt instead pressed Hamas to begin disarming in exchange for more reconstruction, dismissing Kerry.

Egypt, most Arab states and even the United States share this basic goal for Hamas, and Washington now seems largely content to consult from the sidelines rather than play a central role. “The real negotiations are between the Palestinians and the Egyptians,.
In many ways the war has paused as inconclusively as the one in 2006 did.
The Egyptians and other diplomats in the region, have pressed Hamas to end the construction of tunnels, particularly the tunnels into Israel, which could be used for terrorist attacks later on. In exchange, the Israelis have offered to hold off on what it calls “interception” missions inside Gaza, or the targeted killing of top Hamas leaders.
But if Hamas were to continue to construct tunnels, Israel is likely to send in ground forces to destroy them. “Once they have any intelligence about a tunnel dug into Israel, Israel will use whatever tactic we can to stop it.
In other words, if Hamas does not agree to a peace that Israel believes it needs to keep its people safe, Israel reserves the right to take matters again into its own hands. But at least, Hamas is unlikely to start a new war again like that for several years.

 

[Elungata]

OccPal-Gaza
@OccPalGaza 12m
Sadly this isn't a surprise
RT palestinianism Israeli
airstrike targeted a
daycare center in east
Rafah. No injuries. #Gaza

 

[Percival]

Zionist stooge propaganda

 

[rushanju]

Israel wanatumia wanajeshi kulinda raia wao na Hamasi wanatumia raia kama ngao ya kivita kulinda askari wao

 

[FaizaFoxy]

Porojo.

 

[Ishmael]

Porojo.

Naona umesha anza kupata maumivu makali ya kichwa. Mbona mapema sana.
[h=3]ARAB NATIONS SUPPORT ISRAEL'S WAR AGAIST HAMAS[/h]
[h=3]Egyptian media praises the Israeli aggression on Gaza[/h]
[h=3]Egypt sides with Israel in conflict with Hamas - USA Today[/h]
[h=3]Egyptians Hoping Israel Will Destroy Hamas[/h]

 

[Jile79]

Naona umesha anza kupata maumivu makali ya kichwa. Mbona mapema sana.
[h=3]ARAB NATIONS SUPPORT ISRAEL'S WAR AGAIST HAMAS[/h]
[h=3]Egyptian media praises the Israeli aggression on Gaza[/h]
[h=3]Egypt sides with Israel in conflict with Hamas - USA Today[/h]
[h=3]Egyptians Hoping Israel Will Destroy Hamas[/h]

Hao wana akili timamu. Ndo hao hao ambao wenzetu hapa nchini wanalia kila siku wajiunge nao kwenye oic wkt kwenye kutumia akili ndogo tu wao wanasupport wahuni wenzao Hamas.

 

[Echolima]

Hizo ni sindano za moto ndugu.

Naona umesha anza kupata maumivu makali ya kichwa. Mbona mapema sana.
[h=3]ARAB NATIONS SUPPORT ISRAEL'S WAR AGAIST HAMAS[/h]
[h=3]Egyptian media praises the Israeli aggression on Gaza[/h]
[h=3]Egypt sides with Israel in conflict with Hamas - USA Today[/h]
[h=3]Egyptians Hoping Israel Will Destroy Hamas[/h]

 

[Elungata]

ha ha ha,watu bana,eti sindano,hu hu ha ha ha...

 

[Gambamala]

Porojo.

Kwani wewe ni mwarabu? Allah anasema Uislam ni dini ya wenye lugha ya Kiarabu (Waarabu)

Sahih International


And We did not send any messenger except [speaking] in the language of his people to state clearly for them, and Allah sends astray [thereby] whom He wills and guides whom He wills. And He is the Exalted in Might, the Wise.
​

Surat 'Ibrahim [14:4] - The Noble Qur'an -

 

[Gambamala]

ha ha ha,watu bana,eti sindano,hu hu ha ha ha...

Kwani wewe ni mwarabu? Allah anasema Uislam ni dini ya wenye lugha ya Kiarabu (Waarabu)

Sahih International


And We did not send any messenger except [speaking] in the language of his people to state clearly for them, and Allah sends astray [thereby] whom He wills and guides whom He wills. And He is the Exalted in Might, the Wise.
​

Surat 'Ibrahim [14:4] - The Noble Qur'an

 

[lidoda]

rocket rises from the Gaza Strip during the July 2014 conflict between Israel and Hamas

[FONT=Georgia, Times, serif][/FONT]​

A war that caused as many as 2,000 Palestinian casualties and the leveling in some cases of whole neighborhoods as the kind of experience that would lead a terrorist group to think twice before striking Israel again.

Hamas deliberately launched its rockets from densely populated neighborhoods and dug its tunnels underneath mosques and schools as a tactic of maximizing Palestinian deaths it could blame on Israel. While Israel sought to protect its citizens, Hamas sought to use the misery of its people as a way to demonize Israel in the court of international opinion.

“You can’t have the two arguments. Either Hamas’ tactics work and the war does not deter them, or Hamas is not deliberately trying to maximize casualties on their own side.”

Hamas cannot point to any real tangible benefit from the current war. “It’s true that Hamas has nothing to show for this politically. It’s also true Hamas has not paid a particularly heavy price, except for dead Palestinians, which they are willing to sacrifice.

In 2006, Hezbollah a Shi’ite fundamentalist political party and militia in southern Lebanon went to war with Israel . In that conflict, Israel bombed the airport in Beirut, the city’s southern suburbsm, and Hezbollah positions throughout the south. That war left Hezbollah more hesitant to strike Israel again,

Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, which gained ground across the Middle East in the wake of the Arab Spring, but which is now fighting for its life in Egypt and elsewhere after the military unseated Egypt’s elected Muslim Brotherhood president, Mohammed Morsi, last year.
Exploiting the region’s distaste for Hamas has allowed perhaps Israel’s greatest political triumph: It has maneuvered Egypt into negotiating Israel’s side in the peace negotiations. Battling Merkava tanks will likely seem easier than wringing concessions from Egypt, which is obsessed with destroying the Brotherhood and its offshoot, Hamas.

For this reason, Israel prefers Egypt’s interlocutions to America’s.
Two weeks ago, Secretary of State John Kerry flew to Cairo and Paris in a bid to end the war. Kerry proposed that Qatar and Turkey help with the reconstruction of Gaza and the payment of Hamas civil servants in Gaza in exchange for a ceasefire.
Israel and Egypt instead pressed Hamas to begin disarming in exchange for more reconstruction, dismissing Kerry.

Egypt, most Arab states and even the United States share this basic goal for Hamas, and Washington now seems largely content to consult from the sidelines rather than play a central role. “The real negotiations are between the Palestinians and the Egyptians,.
In many ways the war has paused as inconclusively as the one in 2006 did.
The Egyptians and other diplomats in the region, have pressed Hamas to end the construction of tunnels, particularly the tunnels into Israel, which could be used for terrorist attacks later on. In exchange, the Israelis have offered to hold off on what it calls “interception” missions inside Gaza, or the targeted killing of top Hamas leaders.
But if Hamas were to continue to construct tunnels, Israel is likely to send in ground forces to destroy them. “Once they have any intelligence about a tunnel dug into Israel, Israel will use whatever tactic we can to stop it.
In other words, if Hamas does not agree to a peace that Israel believes it needs to keep its people safe, Israel reserves the right to take matters again into its own hands. But at least, Hamas is unlikely to start a new war again like that for several years.

Hawa Waarabu wa MIsri na wengine ndio wanaofuata Uislamu…ukisoma mstari huu utagundua

QURAN 5:21
MOSES; O, MY PEOPLE,ENTER THE HOLY LAND THAT GOD HAS WRITTEN FOR YOU,AND DO NOT TURN YOUR BACK, OR YOU WILL BECOME LOSERS

 

[idoyo]

Porojo.

#OccupyGaza

 

[Criterion]

It is a bit confusing. You guys, which came first kiarabu kama lugha au allah? Kama ni kiarabu kilianza, baadaye akafuata allah, ni kwa nini alikichagua kiarabu? Na kama allah alianza kabla ya kiarabu, alikuwa anawasiliana kwa lugha gani ? au alisubiri kiarabu kianze ndipo aanze kusema? Hivi anasemaga mwenyewe yule? Nahitaji kujua nifahamisheni. Huna jibu nyamaza, matusi hapana. Tunajenga nchi.

Kwani wewe ni mwarabu? Allah anasema Uislam ni dini ya wenye lugha ya Kiarabu (Waarabu)

Sahih International


And We did not send any messenger except [speaking] in the language of his people to state clearly for them, and Allah sends astray [thereby] whom He wills and guides whom He wills. And He is the Exalted in Might, the Wise.
​

Surat 'Ibrahim [14:4] - The Noble Qur'an -

 

[CHAZA]

rocket rises from the Gaza Strip during the July 2014 conflict between Israel and Hamas

[FONT=Georgia, Times, serif][/FONT]​

A war that caused as many as 2,000 Palestinian casualties and the leveling in some cases of whole neighborhoods as the kind of experience that would lead a terrorist group to think twice before striking Israel again.

Hamas deliberately launched its rockets from densely populated neighborhoods and dug its tunnels underneath mosques and schools as a tactic of maximizing Palestinian deaths it could blame on Israel. While Israel sought to protect its citizens, Hamas sought to use the misery of its people as a way to demonize Israel in the court of international opinion.

“You can’t have the two arguments. Either Hamas’ tactics work and the war does not deter them, or Hamas is not deliberately trying to maximize casualties on their own side.”

Hamas cannot point to any real tangible benefit from the current war. “It’s true that Hamas has nothing to show for this politically. It’s also true Hamas has not paid a particularly heavy price, except for dead Palestinians, which they are willing to sacrifice.

In 2006, Hezbollah a Shi’ite fundamentalist political party and militia in southern Lebanon went to war with Israel . In that conflict, Israel bombed the airport in Beirut, the city’s southern suburbsm, and Hezbollah positions throughout the south. That war left Hezbollah more hesitant to strike Israel again,

Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, which gained ground across the Middle East in the wake of the Arab Spring, but which is now fighting for its life in Egypt and elsewhere after the military unseated Egypt’s elected Muslim Brotherhood president, Mohammed Morsi, last year.
Exploiting the region’s distaste for Hamas has allowed perhaps Israel’s greatest political triumph: It has maneuvered Egypt into negotiating Israel’s side in the peace negotiations. Battling Merkava tanks will likely seem easier than wringing concessions from Egypt, which is obsessed with destroying the Brotherhood and its offshoot, Hamas.

For this reason, Israel prefers Egypt’s interlocutions to America’s.
Two weeks ago, Secretary of State John Kerry flew to Cairo and Paris in a bid to end the war. Kerry proposed that Qatar and Turkey help with the reconstruction of Gaza and the payment of Hamas civil servants in Gaza in exchange for a ceasefire.
Israel and Egypt instead pressed Hamas to begin disarming in exchange for more reconstruction, dismissing Kerry.

Egypt, most Arab states and even the United States share this basic goal for Hamas, and Washington now seems largely content to consult from the sidelines rather than play a central role. “The real negotiations are between the Palestinians and the Egyptians,.
In many ways the war has paused as inconclusively as the one in 2006 did.
The Egyptians and other diplomats in the region, have pressed Hamas to end the construction of tunnels, particularly the tunnels into Israel, which could be used for terrorist attacks later on. In exchange, the Israelis have offered to hold off on what it calls “interception” missions inside Gaza, or the targeted killing of top Hamas leaders.
But if Hamas were to continue to construct tunnels, Israel is likely to send in ground forces to destroy them. “Once they have any intelligence about a tunnel dug into Israel, Israel will use whatever tactic we can to stop it.
In other words, if Hamas does not agree to a peace that Israel believes it needs to keep its people safe, Israel reserves the right to take matters again into its own hands. But at least, Hamas is unlikely to start a new war again like that for several years.

Makala hii iko too biased hasa vita ya Hezbollah na IDF 2006. Sote tunakumbuka ule mpambano mkali wakati ule! Hii makala itakuwa imetoka kwny vyombo vya US au Israel ambapo ni uongo mtupu

 

[vasco da gamma]

Makala hii iko too biased hasa vita ya Hezbollah na IDF 2006. Sote tunakumbuka ule mpambano mkali wakati ule! Hii makala itakuwa imetoka kwny vyombo vya US au Israel ambapo ni uongo mtupu

i think this article is not biased like you said: but it has not come into details concerning Hezbollah and presumably you didn't hear what you wanted to here about Hezbollah army. Hezbollah fought well with the might Israel army. In that manner some regard them as a winner. ..which is in fact not. i think Hezbollah has better army than what Hamas has.But Israel army is the best of all...And that too is not biased.

 

[kamili]

Mimi ni miongoni mwa wanaoamini waarabu hawajafanya vya kutosha kuwasaidia Wapelestina. Na naamini nguvu ya Israel haipo Marekani kama tunavyodhani. Nadhani kungekuwa na mataifa hata matatu tu yenye msimamo kama Iran Israel wangekomesha occupation kesho. you know what, hata kuangushwa, kupigwa marufuku na kuhukumiwa vifo kwa viongozi wa Islamic brother hood haikuwa kwa maslahi ya Wamisri. Nilisoma kitabu cha waisrael walichokiandika wenyewe kuhusu vita vyao na waarabu nikagudundua kuna upungufu mkubwa sana kwenye mataifa haya. Naweza nikasema hata Mwalimu Nyerere alikuwa na nguvu kushinda viongozi hawa wa kiarabu.