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@Pe0plesPartyCamelRepublicanComments5mos ago

It was Hamas - the self-declared rulers of Gaza that invaded Israel first

It still is Hamas not giving up AND not releasing Israeli hostages. Does anybody believe that Israel could / would sustain combat operations if all hostage would be released?

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 @SwingStateAlfieSocialist from Indiana  disagreed…5mos5MO

I think netanyahu has made clear hamas was just the excuse he needed to take over Gaza and settle it to make his greater Israel

  @Renaldo-MoonGreen  from Pennsylvania  disagreed…5mos5MO

Hamas has tried to release Israeli hostages. Israel either won't take them or has the IDF kill them.

And Israel's actions show they want a genocide of the Palestinian people.

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