Did israel create monster
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ok agree israel created hamas against yaser arafat even he was suspected of playing friendly games with israel. who are we MUSLIMS what is our duty to be honest and follow teaching rasoolullah instead in return we are dishonest and make huraam money and fully corrupt with mashllah beared and numaz hajj roza mashallah but all a false show, results toe phirr confusing hee rahengae sadly
Solomon2
MPA (400+ posts)
...Contrary to the common myth, Israel did not set up Hamas as a counterweight to Fatah and the PLO, Israel’s main enemies at the time. For decades prior to that, the Muslim Brotherhood movement had been active in Gaza and the West Bank. Its core activity was a social and spiritual appeal (da’wah). It became the “organization womb” giving birth to Hamas. Israeli thinking at the time assumed that the Brotherhood was less dangerous than other Palestinian groups, since it was focused on moral, faith and social activism, and thus it would be safe to let it be. Only by the mid-1980s did the first alarm bells ring, as religious leaders and charity organizers showed signs of involvement in terror activity...
Since the round of fighting between Israel and Hamas in May 2021, Israel conducted a strategic experiment in Gaza. At its core was an attempt to improve the conditions of life there, mainly through the promotion of civilian projects, allowing for the flow of money into Gaza and more Gazans to work in Israel. All this was driven by the basic assumption that these were means to prevent escalation and create for Hamas a disincentive for war...
Why is It So Difficult for Israel to Decipher Hamas?
Essays – As they were marching towards Jerusalem, the knights of the First Crusade lay siege to the city of Antioch in southern Anatolia from October 1097 to June
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Netanyahu allowed $1bn to flow into Hamas hands: reports
NYT* report claims Israel hoped money would enable group to "establish order" in Gaza, reduce pressure to create a Palestinian state.
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