A view on the possibility of a 2 state solution to the present conflict
https://www.declassifieduk.org/the-t...nic-cleansing/
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A view on the possibility of a 2 state solution to the present conflict
https://www.declassifieduk.org/the-t...nic-cleansing/
There's been similar articles but decent from NY Times on how Netanyahu fearful of a strong PA let Qatar fund Hamas and keep them in power. Netanyahu will be voted out as soon as the war ends
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/10/w...-up-hamas.html
They are moving through it and no doubt they have dealt a big blow to Hamas but as soon as Israel leave they will regroup and begin all over again. Given a two state solution is officially off the table per Israeli Govt comments, it seems like there is now no pathway for Palestine beyond taking up arms.
The whole thing is horrendous and the West has been complicit in allowing things to get so bad (not just 7/10 but the overall failure of the peace process).
I don't think they will regroup to even a tenth of their size this decade. They had the freedom to make an immense tunnel network stocked with weapons. Most of both will be destroyed. Almost all military capacity will be wiped out, along with 20% of peoples homes shockingly. I can see similar happening to what happened to isis.
Israel will push for a puppet as long as its not the Palestinian Authority. They won't stop the ideology and hate towards them, it will obviously grow after the genocide we've seen and will see. They have been committing constant crimes against the public for decades, that won't change they will probably have more freedom to
Israel shoots dead 3 of their own (Hamas hostages) which confirms they are just shooting anything that moves.
I'm not sure it does. I wouldn't want to be an Israeli conscript in Gaza. Every object could be an improvised explosive device, every building could house snipers, around every corner could be a trap, every person could be a ploy to make them let down their guard. Fatigue, fear and many other factors will also have an influence on how the soldiers react to different situations.
Of course all that doesn't excuse what's happening, but I doubt that your average Israeli soldier is a bloodthirsty maniac. The blame for what we're seeing unfold in front of us is entirely the fault of the Israeli and Hamas leadership.
The Israeli army on Saturday declared its soldiers guilty of the killings of three Israeli hostages in Gaza who were held by Hamas following preliminary investigations, citing them for acting outside the rules of engagement.
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"An Israeli force began to advance towards the building, hearing the detainee inside crying for help in Hebrew (save me). The leader of the force asked him to come out at that point, but as soon as he did, an Israeli soldier opened fire on him from close range, killing him," according to the investigation
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east...-probe/3084538