Narrator: No

#notallwomen

You are referring to the return of the “land for peace” idea from '67; but, Israel engaging in that peace process and returning said land (that was won by conquest during a defensive war in '48) merely resulted in the '69 war and '73 invasion. Since then, Arab leaders have completed a 180° about-face from their stated position of “no recognition, no peace, and no negotiations.” By beginning to normalize with Israel, they have also begun to remove the need for a “land for peace” process, in large part because of the land Israel has already given back.

Do you realize that a “regular army” would level the place entirely with airstrikes and artillery? --Because that’s what would be most expedient and cost the fewest Israeli lives and least money overall.

I showed the joke to my wife and she said that it was a good idea and she would try it on me.

Unbelievable the disinformation spread on this site…

I think they’ve taken it down merely because The Guardian doesn’t want to be associated with the dumbfuck lemmites et al. who will read it and think “This Osama is a swell guy”

Good news, the Rafah crossing is now open. Or at least has been opened to allow aid.

I’m glad to see Israel and the West coordinating with Egypt to alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian people

Just like 1000 people were killed because someone bombed a parking lot

There is the option of turning the whole of Gaza into a smoking crater; which would preclude the existence of tunnels. I think they are trying to avoid that, though.

Strange, that you cannot interpret a difference between your own fictional construct, and a timeline of reality.

Huh?

Bad news, since Hamas’ takeover in 05-06, Egypt has had the Rafah crossing almost completely closed; therfore reopening it is almost completely out of the question.

Edit, the article states why: “Security in the area around Rafah is also of concern to Egypt because Sinai has been the site of an Islamist insurgency that flared a decade ago. Hamas, which has run the Gaza Strip since 2007, shares the Islamist ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, a movement outlawed in Egypt.”

Would that not be a fair question if the KKK had been the democratically elected, ruling party in the U.S. going on two decades now? E.G. asking a german in the early 1940’s why they love the Nazis?

Don’t hold your breath. This article says Egypt is closing their border.

I’m not sure, could you elaborate?

I love this take because it implies that Palestinians, on their own, are incapable of self-determination and self-governance without degenerating into raping, slaving, barbarians, thereby justifying the existence of Gaza and Israel’s actions; yet, this is presented earnestly, without a hint of irony or self-awareness, and with the veil of being in some way pro-palestinian.