Bkk Brian

Some details on the deal if it goes through. The first stage is a 40 day ceasefire with the release of 40 mostly women, kids under 19 and any elderly. They will be exchanged for 400 mostly "heavy crimes convicted" prisoners. Gradual return of civilians - except men of military service age - to the northern Gaza Strip. The IDF to move its forces away from any densely populated areas. More aid trucks and tents etc, repair of hospitals and bakeries. The second stage is subject to further talks. Details here: https://www.france24.com/en/middle-east/20240227-details-emerge-of-40-day-gaza-truce-draft-proposal-being-studied-by-hamas There is talk that Biden may have been talking too soon on this deal according to Hamas but hopefully for the hostages sake and a temp ceasefire it will go through.

Ok

Keep your education to yourself, this is one of the least neutral posters on the topics. I will not bother linking to the numerous posts for evidence as this not about him or the topic. Paying lip service to the atrocities in no way makes you neutral.

Yes seriously

Thank you so much for acknowledging my link. I have never read you being neutral anywhere including here.....lol

Now check rule 28 in full. State practice establishes the exception under customary international law that the protection of medical units ceases when they are being used, outside their humanitarian function, to commit acts harmful to the enemy. This exception is provided for in the First and Fourth Geneva Conventions and in both Additional Protocols.[37] It is contained in numerous military manuals and military orders.[38] It is also supported by other practice.[39] https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/customary-ihl/v1/rule28

I wonder why the Guardian article left out the reasons IDF entered Nasser Hospital? It was a hub for keeping hostages, 30 hostages were kept there at one time locked up in small rooms, to them it was no hospital but a prison, it was so well known they were being held captive their that families from Israel got desperately needed medication sent directly to the hospital. When the IDF entered the boxes of medication were all found with the hostages names and photos on them. A Hamas command center was located in the hospital along with a Hamas police station. Dozens of terrorists were arrested there including a Hamas ambulance driver who participated in the Oct 7th atrocities. Facts like this being omitted from the article are outrageous. Especially when the IDF also supplied a new generator and delivered lots of aid to the hospital, facilitated the WHO entering and transferring some patients out and left the hospital as soon as their limited operation had finished. Oh and all the links to the above have already been posted in the appropriate topic as the incident was happening.

Have you noticed none of my links and I've posted 4 so far have been to any Murdoch media?

Patience, no reaction from anyone yet that I've read....lol

Interesting.......... Palestinian prime minister submits government’s resignation, a move that could open door to reforms Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh says his government is resigning, in a move that could open the door to U.S.-backed reforms in the Palestinian Authority. President Mahmoud Abbas must still decide whether he accepts Shtayyeh and his government’s resignation, tendered Monday. But the move signals a willingness by the Western-backed Palestinian leadership to accept shake-up that might usher in reforms seen as necessary to revitalize the Palestinian Authority. The U.S. wants a reformed Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza once the war is over. But many obstacles remain to making that vision a reality. https://apnews.com/article/palestinians-abbas-israel-hamas-war-resignation-1c13eb3c2ded20cc14397e71b5b1dea5

The senior Israeli official said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu still hasn't signed off on sending an Israeli delegation to Paris for the Friday meeting. That's not the state of play at all, that's last week and the Paris meeting has already finished, next stop is meeting in Qatar.

I don't listen to what you have to say, your predictions have proved to be too unreliable

Yes, I predicted the hostages would be exchanged for a ceasefire weeks ago. Hamas refused a hostage deal weeks ago. Fail

Yes of course, we believe you............ 'We all know that anti-Zionism is Antisemitism and if you do not support Zionism, than you do not support Jews' As antisemitism explodes on college campuses, @WUJS_official's Yana Naftalieva speaks on the importance of fighting back

Investigation - Libs and Labor should put the Greens last over antisemitism “It doesn’t appear to be an accident that the epicentres of antisemitic rhetoric and action appears to be in areas where there is political jostling between Labor and the Greens. The inner suburbs of our major cities. We have seen from October 7 that the Greens are treating the horrors of the war on Israel as an opportunity to whip up antisemitic hate. The Greens behaviour online and in parliament since 7 October on these matters has been nothing less than disgraceful. In doing so, they join a long list of opportunists who have targeted Jewish people since time began.” No sooner had Leeser said that than Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi circulated on social media a photo of her at a “student protest for Palestine” in front of a placard with the words “Keep the world clean” with a drawing of an Israeli flag in a rubbish bin. Faruqi subsequently deleted the photo. https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/libs-and-labor-should-put-the-greens-last-over-antisemitism-20231129-p5enm0

Shows what exactly? Did you also predict the topic on that? https://aseannow.com/topic/1320768-progress-made-in-hostage-talks-after-us-presents-new-proposal-sources-say/#comment-18718862

What interview are you talking about? If your talking about the Youtube, I never watched it, I hardly ever watch vids unless they are for portraying needed visuals in.

Dream on

Yes no problem but its also widely reported elsewhere as in the other links I provided.

The messenger does not carry facts? Antisemitism Down Under Is Turning Vicious | Opinion Under attack, these Jewish creatives formed a Whatsapp group where they shared their feelings of alienation with fellow Jewish artists. The group was breached, and chats were stolen and circulated online. Now pro-Hamas keyboard warriors are doxxing and threatening the creatives who used the chat to share their despair as work dried up and friends and colleagues abandoned them. Saxophonist Joshua Moshe was doxxed and threatened by pro-Hamas supporters simply for being a member of the chat group. The harassment got so bad that his band mates fired him from their neo-soul jazz band via Instagram. https://www.newsweek.com/antisemitism-down-under-turning-vicious-opinion-1867358 The long, dark history of antisemitism in Australia Antisemitic incidents have spiked in Australia since the October 7 attack by Hamas militants on Israeli communities outside Gaza and the subsequent Israeli war against Hamas inside the coastal strip. The Labor Party figure Frank Anstey, for instance, republished his anti-Jewish newspaper articles as a pamphlet in 1915 entitled The Kingdom of Shylock. John Norton, a nationalist publisher and NSW parliamentarian, expressed similar prejudices in his Truth newspaper. This undercurrent of antisemitism led to the exclusion of Jews from sporting and social clubs and some businesses. Yet, very few eastern European Jews actually settled in Australia during this time. https://theconversation.com/the-long-dark-history-of-antisemitism-in-australia-217908

Rubbish, I pointed out facts, if the poster wants to discuss he can discuss with me.

The source is https://www.theaustralian.com.au

You need to get your phrases correct They were involved in vile terrorist activities not militant. You are such an apologist

I believe Hamas wants a ceasefire, too, but only with a guarantee of a PERMANENT ceasefire. I know............... ++ much more than that they want. They can have that however if they really want. Release all hostages and surrender.

Historical in Aus apparently, shows with some of the posts I've read on AN Australian historical antisemitism exposes need for united global campaign - opinion There has always been a radical left in Australia that was obsessed with Jews and Israel. In the 1970s and 1980s, radical leftists turned university campuses into battlegrounds with their support for the PLO and campaigns to delegitimize Israel. From the universities, many went on to join unions and the left wing of the Australian Labor Party (ALP). Others went into academia. Their efforts to get the left-leaning ALP to endorse their views were largely unsuccessful and the party maintained a warm relationship with Israel when in government. However, there has been a steady increase in grassroots ALP support for pro-Palestine positions, and many ALP seats now contain large Muslim constituencies. https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-788196