Premierminister: Die Forderung nach einem Waffenstillstand ist ein Aufruf zur Kapitulation Israels

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1. Hopefully negotiation can create a way for Hamas to surrender, hostage release and the cease fire of air and rocket strikes

   Edit: The entire Hamas military can get free passage to Qatar for all I care

2. After all, there was a ceasefire on October 6th

3. He makes a good point. You don’t give someone a chance to rest and re-arm right after they butcher innocent civilians. The civilians of Gaza are caught in the middle, which is tragic. Unfortunately Hamas loves to put their weapons depots, launch sites, and other terror tools inside or near schools, hospitals, and other places where Israel either has the choice to ignore the weapons used against it, or risk the tragedy of hitting the civilian sites.

4. Hamas needs to surrender and unconditionally release the hostages immediately

5. I mean, hasn’t this war become his political lifeline now?

   He’s done for according to any poll, it’s gonna be very, very interesting how this plays out politically within Israel.

6. What a fucking monster.

7. True.

8. Facts

9. Imagine if bank robbers with 200 hostages told the FBI they want a cease fire.

10. Imagine attacking and then begging for a ceasefire.
    Bunch of cowards.

11. We do not negotiate with terrorists

12. Dude, every story on this has commenters who seem to be living in vacuums or something. Like, believing Israel and Palestine are two evenly matched countries fighting for survival. Like, one hasn’t been a thorn in the side of every country in the region for decades. Like one country hasn’t been aided nonstop every year in the billions of dollars by the richest country to ever exist. Like their military isn’t in the top ten strongest militaries in the world, while the other is literally throwing rocks. Like, one county hasn’t been running it’s state like a prison for some and a paradise for others since the 60’s. “Ooooh, there was a ceasefire on October 6th”. Stfu.

13. Ceasefire is a call for airstrikes that kill far more civilians than they do terrorists to end.

14. No nation in the world would abide by a ceasefire if they were in Israel’s position. It’s peak hypocrisy to call for one. At MINIMUM, all hostages must be freed and returned to Israel.

15. I have said this for some time now because I noticed people started chanting cease fire very early on in this conflict. Those who did largely did so while avoiding any mention of hostages, the massacred civilians on October 7th and largely avoided any negative language towards Hamas. I mean even if you don’t want to speak ill of Hamas, many people who only say cease fire also did not show one shred of sadness for the lives lost on Oct 7. It’s a way of spinning the story as if it’s all Israel’s fault that people are dying while completely ignoring the innocent people who died during the terrorist attacks while trying to equate each accidental Palestinian death with the deliberate slaughter of innocents on October 7th.

    Look, I also feel Israel needs to do it’s best and try harder to avoid civilian casualties but to start chanting “cease fire” while pretending a terrorist group like Hamas is on the same equal moral grounds as a democratic state is absolutely egregious.

    Bottom line is people need to recognize Hamas is flat out a terrorist group. Hamas needs to release all hostages, and only then can anyone even think of a cease fire negotiation. Any cease fire right now needs to be the complete surrender and disarmament of Hamas including prosecution, punishment of those guilty and deportation of lesser party officials at a minimum. An equal footing cease fire is an insult to Israel and all of humanity.

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17. I don’t like Netanyahu but he is not wrong. Hamas needs to be removed permanently.

18. It’s funny how the international community can’t just make the common sense call of brokering a deal where the hostages are returned and a ceasefire occurs. Most of the countries calling for a cessation of hostilities have engaged in their own aggression facing attacks with fewer casualties and less consequences. If Hamas won’t return the hostages there is no reason for Israel to cease hostilities and this should be obvious to the world. The fact that neutral countries can’t get their citizens out is very much a neutral countries problem and not an Israel problem.

19. Hey, America, we demand you accept a ceasefire with Al Qaida!

20. What does more violence achieve? The more violence Israel uses, the more civilians are radicalized to join Hamas.

21. Bibi wants more bloodshed so he can try to play the hero.

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    While I believe Hamas shouldn’t win, Israel isn’t innocent in this.

22. > “Just as we believe they ought to release all hostages they are holding, we believe they ought to… let leave all the American citizens and other foreign nationals who are being basically forced to remain in Gaza against their will because Hamas won’t uphold its responsibility to operate its side of the Rafah crossing,” State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller told reporters.

    Think carefully about this. Hamas is holding Americans and Canadians (and others) against their will. They’re trying to force a “cease fire” by taking more hostages, the very people trying to provide aid.

    People need to get their head around the fact that to Hamas, aid workers are bargaining chips. They want weapons and leverage. They couldn’t care less about people. Hamas has plenty of food and aid supplies that they have collected over the years from the people of Gaza.

    The world is learning the hard way what Israel has been dealing with for decades.

23. The moral compass of the west is so fucked at the moment.

    I don’t know how this genocide can end peacefully.

    This continues cycle of hatred won’t stop even if they manage to erase Hamas.

24. Same crap different year , root out the problem and finish it this time

25. Until there is an unconditional surrender by hamas and now hesbulla there can’t be a cease fire.

26. If the Palestinians do not think long and hard about the government they select after this, this is the future they will have in store.

27. Israel’s having too much fun using civilian vehicles for live target practices