I don't blame the people of Gaza for putting them there. They need SOMEONE to break them free of Israeli oppression. This is why I suggested an invasion of the occupied territories in my other thread. It won't happen because of the Pro-Israeli lobby in Washington, but if not for that and maybe the Christian Zionists, we could whip together an international coalition, including ALL the Arab and European nations that are are already condemning Israel's occupation, in a matter of days, then invade Gaza.

Objectives would be to clear the territories of non-coalition combatants, move a resolution through the U.N. to declare Gaza an international zone, administer humanitarian aid, carry out a regime change in Gaza, negotiate or force a complete withdrawal of Israeli control from Gaza, move the U.S. Embassy back to Tel Aviv, initiate a reconstruction framework in Gaza and establish a plan for transitioning sovereign control from the UN to a new republic of Palestine.

Israel wins too because the threat of Hamas will be gone. Granted, the Islamic Resistance being a matter of religious-extremism may not accept the continued existence of Israel at all. They will always be a problem and Palestine will need constitutional promises to do what it can to secure a peaceful relationship with Israel.

It will be the start of the two-state solution, that everyone on the planet wants but the Zionists. Since Zionism is pretty much the same thing as the Islamic Resistance, a fight for land that weaponizes religion, we have to expect the same. Zionists may not accept that they can't take over the entire region from river to sea. They will always be a problem too, they may even revert back to their terrorist entities like Irgun.



Despite the inevitable fanatics on the fringe, this solution would put an end to systemic violations of basic human rights that have characterized the Israeli occupation and it will give the Palestinians a chance to make something of Gaza that Israel only pretended to give them.

Problem there is that there's no evidence that Hamas actually DID any of those things. But Israel does it to Palestinians all the time. There are thousands of Palestinian prisoners in Israel that were never tried. Many of them are children. These prisoners ARE tortured routinely. They are often blindfolded and shackled to fences for days on end. Many of them have injuries caused by shackles that lead to amputations.

Basically, what you are doing here is packaging up all the inhumane actions of Israel and projecting it on the Palestinians. You're charging the victims with the crimes. And you have the gall to question the hearts of others?

https://www.cnn.com/

“President Joe Biden on Thursday told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the overall humanitarian situation in Gaza is unacceptable and warned Israel to take steps to address the crisis or face consequences, a stark statement from Israel’s staunchest ally.

The 30-minute conversation was the two leaders’ first phone call since an Israeli strike killed seven aid workers from the World Central Kitchen in Gaza. The killings have set off a furor inside the White House and Biden has been described as reaching a new level of frustration with Israel’s campaign.”

https://www.cnn.com/

“President Joe Biden on Thursday told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the overall humanitarian situation in Gaza is unacceptable and warned Israel to take steps to address the crisis or face consequences, a stark statement from Israel’s staunchest ally.

The 30-minute conversation was the two leaders’ first phone call since an Israeli strike killed seven aid workers from the World Central Kitchen in Gaza. The killings have set off a furor inside the White House and Biden has been described as reaching a new level of frustration with Israel’s campaign.”

https://www.cnn.com/

“President Joe Biden on Thursday told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the overall humanitarian situation in Gaza is unacceptable and warned Israel to take steps to address the crisis or face consequences, a stark statement from Israel’s staunchest ally.

The 30-minute conversation was the two leaders’ first phone call since an Israeli strike killed seven aid workers from the World Central Kitchen in Gaza. The killings have set off a furor inside the White House and Biden has been described as reaching a new level of frustration with Israel’s campaign.”