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Sometimes, Violence Really Is the Answer
This awful past has resonated deeply with me for months as I have watched the unfolding of the conflict between Israel and Hamas and the outrageous toll that it has taken on civilians on both sides—first against Israelis, and then in vastly larger numbers against Palestinians. Dower argues, I believe convincingly, that one only arrives at a state o... See more
Retribution in the Israel-Hamas War
This conveniently fails to mention that these attacks were in response to military aggression started by Hamas, a terrorist organization that actually massacred their internal opposition and imposed Sharia law on their people. Israel, a democracy, and Gaza, ruled by terrorist organization Hamas, are effectively in a state of war.
Noa Tishby • Israel: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth
The terrorists once again hid behind their own civilians while trying to kill Israeli civilians, and then cried “war crimes,” when innocent Palestinians were killed.
Michael B. Oren • Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide
But it also follows from the undisputed fact that Palestinian leaders are blameworthy for their repeated rejection of the two-state solution and for the resulting escalation of violence, that the two sides should not be treated in an even-handed manner. To reward rejection and violence with even-handedness is to encourage such conduct.