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I agree with you 100% glacierbay Nov 2012 #1
In short, he's a coward. ellisonz Nov 2012 #2
In short glacierbay Nov 2012 #5
Meshal calls Israel's bluff. Comrade Grumpy Nov 2012 #3
If you think that it is Israel, that will lose this war... ellisonz Nov 2012 #4
There will be two losers FreeBC Nov 2012 #8
The Israeli military if they want can stop this completely... ellisonz Nov 2012 #13
But you have to consider the PR war. FreeBC Nov 2012 #20
Israel is not trying to "kill enough people in Gaza" ellisonz Nov 2012 #21
If he's got the best interests of his people in his mind glacierbay Nov 2012 #6
Hamas was democratically elected by the people of Gaza FreeBC Nov 2012 #9
Yes they were glacierbay Nov 2012 #10
Hamas was "democratically elected" and then proceeded to brutally eliminate the Fatah opposition. ellisonz Nov 2012 #11
Who have not allowed an election of any sort since ProgressiveProfessor Nov 2012 #25
Of course Meshal wants this. There would be civilian casualties to garner international sympathy, Freddie Stubbs Nov 2012 #7
I suspect that you're right. nt. glacierbay Nov 2012 #12
What I'm seeing is that the leaders of both countries sees a certain percentage of their own Lars39 Nov 2012 #14
'more land for Israel ' ? King_David Nov 2012 #42
So why bulldoze houses that people live in? Lars39 Nov 2012 #45
When was that? King_David Nov 2012 #46
In Gaza? King_David Nov 2012 #47
Gaza: No Way. Just. Plain. Nope. FreeBC Nov 2012 #15
the author of that piece doesn't really say what is a "win" Mosby Nov 2012 #30
last week Israel broke the cease fire by assassinating Ahmed Jabari after a cease fire was in place azurnoir Nov 2012 #16
Except Hamas has never stopped firing rockets into Israel... ellisonz Nov 2012 #18
But Hamas did stepback until the extrajudicial assassination but do use years old stuff azurnoir Nov 2012 #23
So you agree that Hamas and it's allies have never stopped attacking Israelis? ellisonz Nov 2012 #27
I really do not appreciate having my comments reinterpreted for me eom azurnoir Nov 2012 #33
see comment #22 for an answer n/t azurnoir Nov 2012 #34
I think we can agree to disagree. ellisonz Nov 2012 #36
Hamas and Islamic Jihad are not the same thing Recursion Nov 2012 #26
Peas in a pod. ellisonz Nov 2012 #28
And that is why you fail (nt) Recursion Nov 2012 #29
That's the best you have? ellisonz Nov 2012 #31
How is a Pan-Islamic movement different from a Palestinian nationalist movement? Recursion Nov 2012 #32
I know the history of both groups. ellisonz Nov 2012 #35
From John2 Nov 2012 #19
well I don't know about you but if one keeps abreast of the news one does know azurnoir Nov 2012 #22
Have you read this Atlantic article? Nobody can say Israel is the instigator! riderinthestorm Nov 2012 #44
The John2 Nov 2012 #17
so Palestinians are human sheilds simply because they live in Gaza? azurnoir Nov 2012 #24
I wasn't around in 2003... were you? Scootaloo Nov 2012 #40
no but I was lurking in 2004 and 2005 and DU was solidly antiwar azurnoir Nov 2012 #41
Hamas has a better record of keeping ceasefires than Israel does. Puregonzo1188 Nov 2012 #37
I don't know. I think at this point a ground invasion would be better than bombing. Ash_F Nov 2012 #38
The man is a butcher and a fool. But only HE and his inner circle should suffer for that. Ken Burch Nov 2012 #39
Hamas is totaly responsible for the deaths of it's own people center rising Nov 2012 #43
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