Bkk Brian

And some here have the audacity to claim this conflict started in 2023 The war did, 7th Oct actually.

That depends if the terrorists or their infrastructure are lurking inside tanks can be very useful.

That's what Hamas wants. Everybody else wants the hostages released first and Hamas degraded

Another of the rats lairs destroyed, this one was a large terror tunnel connecting N & S Gaza. IDF says it destroyed part of one of the longest Hamas tunnel networks in north Gaza The IDF recently destroyed what it says is part of one of the longest Hamas tunnel networks in the northern Gaza Strip. Combat engineers of the 162nd Division, along with the elite Yahalom unit, demolished around 2.5 kilometers of the tunnel network, according to the IDF. The IDF says the tunnels connect between various Hamas battalions and brigades in northern and southern Gaza. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/idf-says-it-destroyed-part-of-one-of-the-longest-hamas-tunnel-networks-in-north-gaza/

Quite a large operation ongoing right now at Shifa hospital "IDF troops are currently conducting a precise operation in the area of Shifa hospital—based on intelligence information indicating the use of the hospital by senior Hamas terrorists to conduct and promote terrorist activity. Watch IDF Spokeperson RAdm. Daniel Hagari describe the importance of this operation, and the IDF’s efforts to minimize harm to noncombatants:"

Reported death of Hamas leader Marwan Issa in IDF strike last week shows Israeli success in war 'This is a significant blow to Hamas if indeed Issa is out of the picture, but this won't dramatically change the reality on the ground,' says

Correct and that's all I've got to say on it to you.

Yes they were publishing polls for months even a few before Oct 7th. I'm surprised you've not come across all the links to them, but interesting for you to catch up agreed.

No you are making things up about what I said

And

Hamas was created by the Muslim Brotherhood since 1987. Nothing to do with this war started on the 7th Oct

Irrelevant to the one from the 10th March then..................jeez or is this a competition to see how many polls we can find from the last 5 months

Nonsense, this has been discussed numerous times in previous topics. Hamas was receiving the same money from Qatar years before the Israeli gov helped facilitate it along with the knowledge of the US and is still to this day receiving it from Qatar. Hamas has plenty of other streams of cash, there's whole topics on it right here. Its false to say Hamas would not have been around without Netanyahu although its true he bolstered their presence.

No it was not, the link I provided was a poll dated 10th March 10 March 2024, 2:55 pm. A new poll finds that around three-quarters of Jewish Israelis support an expansion of IDF operations in Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah, where more than half of the Strip’s 2.3 million people are sheltering in the area amid the ongoing war with Hamas https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/poll-75-of-jewish-israelis-back-rafah-operation

Regardless who's the political leader, the aims remain. Poll: 75% of Jewish Israelis back Rafah operation A new poll finds that around three-quarters of Jewish Israelis support an expansion of IDF operations in Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah, where more than half of the Strip’s 2.3 million people are sheltering in the area amid the ongoing war with Hamas, while two-thirds of Arab respondents disagree. A political orientation breakdown in the Israel Democracy Institute survey shows that 45 percent of Jewish respondents who identify as left-wing support such a move, while the center and right-wing back it to a much greater extent. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/poll-75-of-jewish-israelis-back-rafah-operation

Great news, Hamas #3 confirmed killed along with another commander! Hamas confirms Marwan Issa killed - report According to the sources, the number three in Hamas’s high command was killed in the IDF strike in Nusirat, in central Gaza, while he was hiding in one of Hamas's terror tunnels. Hamas stated behind closed doors that Marwan Issa, deputy to Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif, who was targeted in an Israeli strike last week, has been killed, according to a Sunday Kan News report, citing Palestinian sources. According to the sources, the number three in Hamas’s high command was killed in the IDF strike in Nusirat, in central Gaza, while he was hiding in one of Hamas's terror tunnels. https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-792264

So Bkk Brian, please answer me just one question: No, got better things to do with my time.

I make of it what it is—one-sided. I expected nothing else from you.

Make of it what you will, its a news article from today and its about the impartiality of some of its staff. Not quite as bad as the terrorists who worked for Al Jazeera

The ever so impartial BBC having problems with its Arabic staff being impartial. BBC plunged into new bias row after journalists behind damning report accusing Israeli soldiers of beating and humiliating medics 'like' videos celebrating Hamas terror attacks BBC journalists behind a damning report which accused Israeli soldiers of beating and humiliating medics at a Gaza hospital have ‘liked’ videos celebrating Hamas terror attacks and anti-Israel posts online. The story last week led to worldwide condemnation of Israel, and was called ‘very disturbing’ by Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron who called for ‘answers’. Now The Mail on Sunday can reveal concerns about the views of two BBC Arabic reporters, Soha Ibrahim and Marie-Jose Al Azzi, who were credited with working on the story. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13205515/BBC-plunged-new-bias-row-journalists-damning-report-accusing-Israeli-soldiers-beating-humiliating-medics-like-videos-celebrating-Hamas-terror-attacks.html

Outrageous, best food on the planet from the UK and the tourists visiting appreciate the sign work.

Oh dear, infighting. Fatah responds to Hamas criticism of new formation of PA government ‘without consulting Hamas Fatah hits back at other Palestinian groups’ criticism over new PA prime minister Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah party hit back at criticism on Friday by Hamas and other factions over his appointment of a new prime minister they said could deepen divisions. Abbas appointed Mohammad Mustafa, a long-trusted adviser on economic affairs, as prime minister on Thursday and tasked him with forming a new government. But the factions said in a statement Friday that “making individual decisions, and engaging in formal steps that are devoid of substance, like forming a new government without national consensus, is a reinforcement of a policy of exclusion and the deepening of division.” https://www.timesofisrael.com/fatah-hits-back-at-other-palestinian-groups-criticism-over-new-pa-prime-minister/

😴 from last night. Time to move on

This one, the one I and the other poster were talking about, got it? Talks on hostage deal, ceasefire expected to resume Sunday in Doha – Egyptian officials https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/talks-on-hostage-deal-ceasefire-expected-to-resume-sunday-in-doha-egyptian-officials/

Peeps, keep counting and laughing, it may be an infinite number of posts, I did not make any claims regards that random question that is off topic to the current ceasefire in discussion.