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Title: | To have a ceasefire or not to have a ceasefire? | |||
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| Name: | Joe | | |||
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| City: | State: | Free Tejas/Occupied Palestine | | ||
| Israel has continued to reject a ceasefire offered by Hamas. It`s obvious why Zionists reject a ceasefire with numbers like 400 to 1 dead Palestinians to Israeli`s , one can begin to understand the sinister logic of Zionists at play. Israel accepted a ceasefire while back ( and consistently violated it) when the ratio was down to 10:1. Now that Israel is back to killing with impunity, why stop? The message Israel is sending Hamas: You have to kill more Jews before we will discuss a ceasefire with you. You know what they say, be careful what you wish for. It`s amazing to me how Israeli`s are oblivious to the danger their own government is putting them under. The rockets will only improve over time. Talking to Hamas and accepting a ceasefire for a lengthy period of time will allow each side time to establish credibility and build trust. Israel seems to be only interested in oppression, occupation and settlement expansion. I have no pity for anyone or any state that rejects peace |
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