Inside HAMAS part 1

Channel 4 documentary by Rodrigo Vázquez.

More of an attack piece than a documentary IMO.

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News & Politics

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• Inside
• HAMAS
• FATAH
• Gaza
• Palestine
• Israel
• democracy
• Islam
• West
• Bank

[besmb2105]

Those poor fanatics.

Nothing more to say.

[Jesse1Zionist]

yea u see the truth but hard to belive stupid

[yohazem1]

@xEtiquettex Christians were the ones who were bent on destroying Jews, crusades, holocaust, Europe conflicts. It's not Muslims, and the ones who came from Jordan are refugees or Palestinians who moved out and visit their cousins once in a while. And the way Israel tries to control the region through America is what makes everyone hate them

[xEtiquettex]

@yohazem1

Also, you need to stop looking at this as if it is black and white, and find out what's actually going on and why it is happening.

It's very easy to see Israel as the big, bad bully, and sometimes it is. Sometimes Israel does things that are inhumane. But it is NOTHING compared to the cesspool of hate and violence that rages (and has raged) in its opposition to Jewish existence for centuries since before Israel's inception and its continued violence in unrelated conflict.

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@yohazem1

And, by the way, Hebron massacre *wasn't* massacre of Palestinians. What the heck dude?!

[xEtiquettex]

@xEtiquettex

...as much.

[xEtiquettex]

@xEtiquettex

And, by the way, this was Hamas doing that. If Hamas wanted peace, wanted to preserve their humanity, wanted to preserve their beliefs... why would they continue to attack Israel even more after it had *freed* Gaza?

They're not interested in preserving their heritage. They're interested in replacing the heritage of others.

Hamas is a horrible punishment for the Palestinians. I would rather have the PLO any day. At least they don't torture one another.

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@xEtiquettex

Point 5: Palestinian authorities are defending their humanity? Look at February 2005. Israel unilaterally withdrew from Gaza and South of West Bank. Gaza was free. Everyone celebrated. The world praised Israel. "Humanity" was coming back.

So there was peace? *Wrong!* It got *worse*.

Why? Because the same land that was given back to the Palestinians, a few months later, became a missile silo and, as a "reward" to Israel, over 8,000 rockets were launched into Israel.

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@MrGun22ner

Point 3: Israel's legitimate claim has less to do with the Bible and more to do with nationality. I don't consider "God's word" a legitimate claim either.

Point 4: How is Hamas defending their humanity when they sponsor television shows and Saudi books for children that instruct them to kill Jews? To kill non-Muslims?

How is Hams defending their humanity when they support Lybia's new policies of not allowing *Jews* into the country? (note: not Israelis. Jews.)

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@MrGun22ner

Point 2: Hamas is not poor. The Palestinian authorities since their inception have procured BILLIONS of dollars. Hundreds of millions are sitting in Hamas' Swiss Bank Accounts, and not a SINGLE dollar has been invested into infrastructure for a Palestinian State *to date*. Does that tell you they care about having a state? No. Their millions of dollars are spent on weapons while Israel's are spent on community centers for Palestinians that Hamas refuses to build.

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@MrGun22ner

I really wish that were the case. But it isn't. They are not resisting, they are *replacing*. You're saying they're protecting their beliefs? (I suppose you mean their religion?)

Tell me. How is their religion being suppressed in Israel? It isn't. Muslims are free to be Muslims. There are even Palestinians in the Israeli government.

Do you have *any* idea what Hamas would do to a Jew if he/she so much as steps foot in the strip? Do you see Jews in Hamas?

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@yohazem1

And, by the way, I don't deny Israeli crimes. But I don't have the stance of "Israel can do no right".

Israel is a more humanistic society than any other country in the region. Read my response to MrGun22er and hopefully you'll understand at least a little bit of it.

Otherwise, please go to Tel Aviv and meet the people there. Then, hopefully, you will understand the other side of things.

Thank you for taking the time to respond to me, by the way : )