Israel werde sich dem internationalen Druck nicht beugen, den Krieg mit der Hamas zu beenden, sagt Netanjahu

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  3. At least he’s smart here. He knows the international community will continue to send money and whatever else they need

  4. Good.

    Israel feels it is time to end Hamas once and for all and I don’t blame them after 10/7.

    According to current estimates, about 1/3 of Hamas terrorists are now dead. Another few months and this mission should be accomplished.

  6. None of the countries lecturing Israel right now have experienced an attack on its citizens on the scale Israel did on October 7th

    The only one comes close is the US on 9/11 and this is one of the reasons the Americans understand that Israel must defend itself

  7. And this is why it is pointless to blame other countries for not “stopping” the war….

  8. Neither should they, everyone one of these countries wanting it to stop would annihilate a terrorist group that did what happened on 10/7

  9. Good. Keep going, Israel. Finish the work. Destroy Hamas and rescue the hostages.

  10. The Hamas leaders said October 7th was just a rehearsal and they will do it again and again.

    What country would allow such organisations to continue existing?

  11. Obviously not. They’re the ones who have to live next to them if they stop and they’ve already seen what the result of that is. Hamas has got to go for there to ever even be a chance of peace.

  12. They never did before. Why would they do now?

    Israel doesn’t want peace. Not today, not 20 years ago, not tomorrow.

    The only people that benefits from war are war profiteers. For the rest it’s blood, tears and hate.

  13. Netanyahu is a terrorist. He gotta go. HAMAS gotta go.

    Stand with the innocent people on both sides against warmongering governments.

    It’s not *that* hard.

  14. Israel has been very clear from the beginning with the goal of this war is; the elimination of Hamas.

  15. Hate Netanyahu as a government leader, but he’s a very effective as a military leader

  16. Why isn’t the international community demanding Hamas to stop terrorizing Israel?

  18. You can have a war on Hamas without targeting civilians, this is just some double speak.

  19. I don’t think it’s Israel who makes the decision as to when the war is over. Hamas needs to lays down its arms, returns all hostages and unconditionally surrender’s. Anything short of that is and should be unacceptable to Israel and the rest of the f’n civilized world.
    The beating will continue until Hamas is destroyed.

    Hamas has the power to end the war any time they want.

  20. Im all for Israel but they could be a bit more careful indeed – that said – get ride of hamas once and for all.

    hopefully palestinian won’t allow themselves to be run by terrorist next time.

  22. Of course he would hold that position—he has to drag out the war (even extending it by starting an open conflict with Hezbollah) as long as possible in order to maintain power.

    There is a reason he and his far-right ministers have said repeatedly that there would be no investigation in to how Hamas were able to carry out the 7th October attacks (and the wholly inadequate response to it that day), nor a disbanding of the “emergency” government, until the war had concluded, whilst also simultaneously saying over and over that there is no timetable for the war, that the goals for what constitutes achieving their “mission” for the war may change, and that the ultimate current stated mission (destroying Hamas) is functionally impossible. It provides a framework for a never ending conflict, allows them to pursue their real mission of clearing all Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and West Bank under the guise of combatting terrorism, and gives them the opportunity to push through more reforms to cement their power, despite growing opposition.

    The war is far more about maintaining power and avoiding accountability for Netanyahu then it is for providing security and safety for Israel (hence why he helped install Hamas as the governing authority in Gaza in the first place and has protected them for the past few decades).

  24. Since Hamas’ goal is jihad across the entire world to kill and/or subdue all non-Muslims; I am just fine with Israel completely destroying Hamas before they stop this war; they are protecting me and every other non-Muslim.

  25. Good for the Jewish people and good for western values. I do hope they get the hostages back though as well.

  26. As they shouldn’t.

    It’s interesting how the same countries that are putting pressure on Israel, are the same countries that would never put up with this kind of shit for 5 minutes.

  27. If you ask international sources for money and weapons, you are going to get their opinions. If you want to be independent, BE independent.

  28. It’s incredible this guy hasn’t been arrested in Israel yet.

    Nov 2022 he goes on a reign of terror against Palestinians to provoke/antagonize them. Going so far as executing and shooting unarmed protestors en masse.

    Then we learn he had intelligence about Oct 7 as well?

    Has there ever been a better example of a leader using war to stay in power?

  29. I don’t know how bibi is still in office. Especially after reading that they had intercepted the detailed plans for the 10/7 attack and also had their intel folks telling them they were practicing exactly what was in the plan leading up to its execution.

  30. Hamas needs to be completely eradicated, and any radical Islamic group that pops up similar to them needs to be too. Radical Islam is a danger to the free world and should be stamped out anywhere it is found.

  34. Good. I’m happy they’re standing up for their safety and defense

  35. Hamas definitely must be eradicated in Gaza. What happens next is the real question. My guess is that Netanyahu’s hope is that the West and the Arab world come to an agreement that Gaza is no longer fit for so many to live and agrees to accept many Gazians as refugees. I am concerned that much of the destruction is geared to this objective and not military objectives. If this mass ethnic cleaning/acceptance of refugees does not occur, Israel is going to be stuck with major problem in Gaza. Unfortunately for Israel, nobody is particularly warm to the idea of accepting Gazian refugees and it would be perceived (accurately) as beneficial to Israel. This has the potential to just be the next turn in an ongoing conflict with no resolution in sight.

  36. Keep the war, then. How about not slaughtering all the civilians?

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