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Congressman Eric Cantor & Peter Roskam talk on Politico about the Hamas' support for al Qaeda:
- What Obama May Or May Not Do About Hamas
Jonathan Tobin reminds everybody about one of the most notorious images seen a decade ago on 9-11 in the middle east: One of the enduring images of the post-9/11 agony was the way that many Palestinians cheered the news of the terrorist attacks. Veteran...
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Jimmy Carter Lobbying Obama to Remove Hamas From Terror List Nothing wrong with a little genocidal tendencies against 'da jooooos' for these two presidents apparently. With recent news, an actual removal is not out of the question.Carter...
- Hamas Not Aggressive Enough For Iran, They Demand New Leaders
Iran-backed Hamas leadership turns on its own prime minister GAZA CITY World Tribune-- For the first time, a split within the Hamas leadership threatens to turn bloody. Hamas sources said Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh has come under...
- Palestinians Are So Used To Lying They'll Say Anything
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- Hamas/fatah Disagreements Take Place Again
I thought it could happen: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will meet Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh Thursday in a bid to resolve the political crisis in the Palestinian Authority. Abbas will deliver to Haniyeh the letter of appointment for the establishment...
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Eric Cantor on Hamas venom
Congressman Eric Cantor & Peter Roskam talk on Politico about the Hamas' support for al Qaeda:
As the news of Osama bin Laden’s death spread, the free world breathed a deep sigh of relief and praised the United States for its accomplishment.Just as importantly, what about Fatah? Are they someone who deserve to get our taxpayer money? Isn't it about time any funding pertaining to them is ceased as well?
But in the Palestinian territories, such sentiments were not shared.
In the eyes of Ismail Haniyeh and the infamous Hamas terrorist organization he leads, the operation “marks the continuation of the American policy based on oppression and the shedding of Muslim and Arab blood.” Really?
If killing the man responsible for the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history — not to mention the aggressor who did more to subjugate and kill fellow Muslims who disagree with his worldview than perhaps any other individual on earth — makes us oppressors, then how would Hamas describe bin Laden?
Haniyeh didn’t hold back. “We condemn the assassination of a Muslim and Arab warrior,” he proclaimed, “and we pray to God that his soul rests in peace.”
Fitting, coming from a terrorist organization whose founding charter instructs, “The time will not come until Muslims will fight the Jews; until the Jews hide behind rocks and trees, which will cry: O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me, come on and kill him.”
As President Barack Obama draws national attention to the Middle East with a major speech on Thursday, we ask our fellow lawmakers — and all Americans — the following questions: Does this seem like a group with whom Israel can make peace? Would you trust this organization to have free rein in your own backyard? Is this a group deserving of $550 million in annual foreign aid from cash-strapped U.S. taxpayers?
- What Obama May Or May Not Do About Hamas
Jonathan Tobin reminds everybody about one of the most notorious images seen a decade ago on 9-11 in the middle east: One of the enduring images of the post-9/11 agony was the way that many Palestinians cheered the news of the terrorist attacks. Veteran...
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Jimmy Carter Lobbying Obama to Remove Hamas From Terror List Nothing wrong with a little genocidal tendencies against 'da jooooos' for these two presidents apparently. With recent news, an actual removal is not out of the question.Carter...
- Hamas Not Aggressive Enough For Iran, They Demand New Leaders
Iran-backed Hamas leadership turns on its own prime minister GAZA CITY World Tribune-- For the first time, a split within the Hamas leadership threatens to turn bloody. Hamas sources said Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh has come under...
- Palestinians Are So Used To Lying They'll Say Anything
With thanks to Alouette at LGF: Fatah Accuses Hamas Of Colluding With Israel Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh's announcement that his group is willing to hold cease-fire negotiations with Israel is a "pathetic and misleading attempt to divert...
- Hamas/fatah Disagreements Take Place Again
I thought it could happen: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will meet Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh Thursday in a bid to resolve the political crisis in the Palestinian Authority. Abbas will deliver to Haniyeh the letter of appointment for the establishment...