Bkk Brian

There you go again, no they are not freedom fighters, they are only terrorists

I suggest more reflection needed before you write a post and hit that submit button. Trying to undo what you clearly said does not work when its already published.

I read your post I know what you wrote, I do not need to repeat it though.....lol. Do you really want me yet again to tell you what I was saying, twice already now......jeez

I repeated my post for you to show you that it was not out of context as you claimed nor was I lame trolling, clear now?

Let me remind you again then, obviously you don't like being outed with your Hamas minimizing rhetoric, freedom fighters......jeez. I should have guessed though, it goes well with your post on the hostage survivors testimony. The deflection of your post by calling me a lame troll just tops off style of response

yep out yourself again, I know what you said I quoted your post in full and then quoted it again......lol

Hamas are a terrorist organization, but they are also freedom fighters (Hamas literally translates as resistance fighters). Two things can be true at the same time. Another post where you out yourself: Rape isn't "Freedom fighting" Murder isn't "Freedom fighting" Mutilation isn't "Freedom fighting" Taking hostages isn't "Freedom fighting" Hamas, are, not, Freedom, fighters. https://twitter.com/AvivaKlompas/status/1749768459997622782

Labeling an entire group based on the actions or views of a faction within it is an oversimplification. Not all Palestinians share the same perspective, and generalizing that "most Palestinians prefer a one state solution" is rather false, IMHO. No not false at all. Only five per cent of Palestinians support a two-state solution; three-quarters want Israel wiped off the map

"Those who chant 'from the river to the sea' are either useful idiots who do not understand what they are saying or worse, people who wish to wipe the Jewish state from the map."

Insert facts into a public forum

No one here or in the article claimed they were raped, the article specifically commences with this, why do you need to state the obvious? "Aviva Siegel (L) and her daughter Shir testify at the Knesset caucus on victims of sexual and gender violence in the war" Yes you showed extreme bias and total lack of respect to their testimonies, what they went through and the courage to speak out in public about it. Disgusting

There has always been a solution, but neither side wanted it, neither side wants it now, especially Hamas, you will also find they are the ones reaping what they sowed.

What lies would those be?

Russia stronger than Germany.........lol

Rubbish, mining a building with no one inside because it contains military infrastructure, weapons or tunnels underneath is not collective punishment. Oh news, war costs money, like nobody knew that. Sort of puts the ridiculous conspiracy that Israel wanted this to happen to bed then eh.

Nope what? & tell me exactly what was not factual in the Times article at the time?

Its now Wednesday and things have moved on. Did you not notice the updates?

I guess they've got no pigeons so notes it has to be....lol Hamas leaders reportedly communicating using handwritten notes carried by runners Hamas leaders, hunkered down in subterranean bunkers in the Gaza Strip, are reportedly communicating with each other using handwritten notes carried around the war-torn territory by runners. The memos are even enabling communication with senior officials abroad, the Saudi-owned Arabic daily Asharq Al-Awsat reported Tuesday. The London-based outlet revealed aspects of the secret communications system used by the terror group’s chiefs to exchange messages without being detected by Israeli intelligence. https://www.timesofisrael.com/hamas-leaders-reportedly-communicating-using-handwritten-notes-carried-by-runners

White House says efforts ongoing for deal to free hostages, reach long pause in war US President Joe Biden’s Middle East envoy held talks in the region Tuesday as hopes rose for a potential new deal to free Israeli hostages held by Palestinian terror group Hamas in exchange for a longer pause in fighting in Gaza. The White House said it would support a pause that was longer than the week-long halt in November, as it confirmed that Brett McGurk was in Egypt for discussions and would visit other key countries. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday that the Biden administration was opposed to any permanent change to Gaza’s territory, but kept the door open to possible support for any “transitional arrangements” to resolve the conflict with Israel. https://www.timesofisrael.com/white-house-says-efforts-ongoing-for-deal-to-free-hostages-reach-long-pause-in-war

I hope Hamas tells them to go away. You must be very disappointed with this current news then. https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1749922570076352714

You keep getting asked to read topics before you post, only 6 posts up on the same page. Please share how this is a war crime? In addition please share what what this "buddhist word to describe that" rather than hiding behind an innuendo?

Well I started my post deliberately with this little intro: Having honestly thought about it at the time and on reflection I should have put Hamas & @Brickleberry However that will now be rectified for any future posts that involve innocent hostage survivors testimony. Quite the show of your bias when you attempt to cast doubt.

Released hostages have their stories to tell and Hamas expects the world not to believe them................ In testimony screened during the Knesset Hostages Caucus hearing earlier this month, Agam Goldstein-Almog described how at one point she and her mother were moved into a tunnel where six women were being held. “Many girls underwent severe sexual abuse,” she said. “They had serious and complex wounds that were not being cared for.” https://www.timesofisrael.com/right-now-someone-is-being-raped-in-a-tunnel-knesset-hears-of-hamas-sex-crimes

This was the 2 days ago before the new hostage offer proposal was put to Hamas by Israel yesterday. Contains scenes of the awful conditions that some 20 hostages including children were in 'It seems physically impossible to liberate hostages. It will only have to be through military pressure and diplomatic channels Frmr. IDF intelligence officer Raphaël Jerusalmyi breaks down the #Hamas underground tunnel city in #Gaza