#Hamas Senior Official Mousa Abu Marzouk: Most Of Hamas's Leaders Are Jordanian Citizens; If We Had To Leave #Qatar, We Would Go To #Jordan – Audio of report here https://t.co/ZrJdI73XsZ #MEMRI pic.twitter.com/osRRkz9OOb
— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) May 1, 2024
nortex97 said:#Hamas Senior Official Mousa Abu Marzouk: Most Of Hamas's Leaders Are Jordanian Citizens; If We Had To Leave #Qatar, We Would Go To #Jordan – Audio of report here https://t.co/ZrJdI73XsZ #MEMRI pic.twitter.com/osRRkz9OOb
— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) May 1, 2024
…where they would be assassinated by the Israeli's within 30 days.
And? Jordan fought a civil war to get rid of thier cancer and thats the reason Lebannon is a crap hole, they left Jordan and went to Lebannon .Harry Stone said:nortex97 said:#Hamas Senior Official Mousa Abu Marzouk: Most Of Hamas's Leaders Are Jordanian Citizens; If We Had To Leave #Qatar, We Would Go To #Jordan – Audio of report here https://t.co/ZrJdI73XsZ #MEMRI pic.twitter.com/osRRkz9OOb
— MEMRI (@MEMRIReports) May 1, 2024
…where they would be assassinated by the Israeli's within 30 days.
The queen of Jordan is Palestinian.
TERROR: Meanwhile truckloads of humanitarian aid arrive in Gaza but Hamas terrorists fire at the residents in need of the aid. pic.twitter.com/u8YVcbj4vm
— @amuse (@amuse) May 2, 2024
Every time I think I have seen the worst of it, I learn of another cruel and brutal atrocity committed by Hamas.
— Yaari Cohen (@YaariCohen) May 2, 2024
odds are, we won't learn the true scale of Hamas' crimes for years to come, and that's not even including the psychological trauma inflicted on an entire nation of… pic.twitter.com/U2LaaQK0Z4
נעשה כל מה שצריך כדי לגבור על אויבינו. pic.twitter.com/mcnYtmuY5Q
— Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) May 2, 2024
Israeli Media is reporting that Hamas will announce in the coming hours their Approval of the Israeli Hostage Deal which will include a 6-Week Ceasefire and the released of Hundreds of Palestinian Terrorists from Prison, in Exchange for the release of 33 Hostages held by Hamas in…
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) May 4, 2024
Good. Will be interesting to see what happens here. I guess these ass hats finally realize they are about to be rolled over.Quote:
Jordan, however after its air force joined in the defense of Israel during Iran's unprecedented direct attack on the Jewish State said that's not an option. And it's not the first time rejecting Hamas attempts to move their "political" (read: terrorist) operation to Jordan after the Kingdom banned Hamas in 1999
Jordanian diplomat Ziad Majali reminded that "Hamas behaves as if there's no state and no authority in Jordan that will decide and determine how to act and how to conduct itself" and made it clear that "Jordan has closed the book on Palestinian cells and we do not intend to reopen it."
"Any government that provides safe harbor or support to Hamas should face maximum consequences," noted Richard Goldberg, a senior advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD). "Jordan rightly rejected Qatar's request to host Hamas in 2012, and it certainly doesn't want any part of this U.S.-designated terror organization today," he added.
Hamas will announce in the coming hours that it agrees to the Egyptian mediation proposal, according to Palestinian media.https://t.co/pKBOk0g3SV
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) May 4, 2024
Full text on the tweet. Hard to believe that Israel would let hamas off the hook and back into gaza, but maybe it depends on the definition of "End of the War". It's not over until the IDF says it's over, maybe? Or maybe hamas is lying out their ass like they've always done?Quote:
Israeli Media is reporting that Hamas will announce in the coming hours their Approval of the Israeli Hostage Deal which will include a 6-Week Ceasefire and the released of Hundreds of Palestinian Terrorists from Prison, in Exchange for the release of 33 Hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. These Negotiations are claimed to have also seen Hamas now Agreeing to Drop their Demand for a Permanent Ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, in Exchange for U.S. Guarantees that the Israel Defense Force will Fully Withdraw from the Gaza Strip at the End of the War.
Agthatbuilds said:Israeli Media is reporting that Hamas will announce in the coming hours their Approval of the Israeli Hostage Deal which will include a 6-Week Ceasefire and the released of Hundreds of Palestinian Terrorists from Prison, in Exchange for the release of 33 Hostages held by Hamas in…
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) May 4, 2024
TH36 said:
Make the exchange at the same time. Watch them with a drone and where they go. Then…..boom. Ceasefire over.
Who cares what the outside world thinks.
So... Fake news?Hubert J. Farnsworth said:Agthatbuilds said:Israeli Media is reporting that Hamas will announce in the coming hours their Approval of the Israeli Hostage Deal which will include a 6-Week Ceasefire and the released of Hundreds of Palestinian Terrorists from Prison, in Exchange for the release of 33 Hostages held by Hamas in…
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) May 4, 2024
That is the kind of dumb agreement our stupid government would make from a position of strength. Hamas easily gets much more out of it. Our dirty fingers are definitely all over that. I may feel differently if, after getting the hostages back, Israel cranks up their aggression to wipe out Hamas.
Good, game on. Also, LOL @ "civilian evacuation" from eastern Rafah. What an "escalation" indeed. Hamas must be eradicated.Quote:
Gallant indicated that "at this stage, Hamas refuses the frameworks at hand" and "emphasized that military action is required, including in the area of Rafah, at the lack of an alternative," according to the Defense Ministry
"The State of Israel will not tolerate the ongoing presence of terrorist frameworks bordering its communities, and is committed to achieving the goals of the war - the destruction of Hamas as a military and governing authority, and the return of 132 hostages," Gallant said.
Really, I would have thought they would have done that way back in early 1974 after getting sucker punched in the 1973 Yom Kippur war.LMCane said:
interesting story about how Israel is planning to defend critical energy infrastructure if major war breaks out:
How Israel is preparing to keep lights and water running in event of a regional war
Electricity and water company officials outline steps taken to keep country supplied under a barrage of missiles, but concerns remain over damage from falling debris of intercepts
Tamar and Leviathan Energy Field Defense
Yeah the odds of any hostages still being alive are some where between slim and none2000AgPhD said:
I don't think Hamas could produce 33 live hostages if they tried. I suspect Israel knows this as well.
Why would Israel agree to a ceasefire?ProgN said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13388087/Hamas-accepts-Gaza-ceasefire-proposal.html
Hamas accepted ceasefire.
To give Hamas time to resupply so the war can continue in 6-weeks?Artorias said:Why would Israel agree to a ceasefire?ProgN said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13388087/Hamas-accepts-Gaza-ceasefire-proposal.html
Hamas accepted ceasefire.
They have to do all they can to get the hostages back or Israeli's won't support the war. Optics, pure optics.Artorias said:Why would Israel agree to a ceasefire?ProgN said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13388087/Hamas-accepts-Gaza-ceasefire-proposal.html
Hamas accepted ceasefire.
Quote:
'After Hamas agreed to the mediators' proposal for a ceasefire, the ball is now in the court of Israeli occupation, whether it will agree to the ceasefire agreement or obstruct it,' the official told AFP on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to speak publicly about the negotiations.
The agreement, should it take effect, would be the first truce since a week-long pause in the fighting in November, and follows months of failed attempts at pausing the fighting to free hostages and allow more aid into Gaza.
There had been concerns that the ceasefire talks being held in Cairo had stalled after Hamas official Izzat al-Rashiq warned that any Israeli operation in Rafah would put the truce talks in jeopardy.
The city, on the southern edge of the Gaza Strip, has been the last sanctuary for around half of Gaza's 2.3 million residents, pushed south by Israel's seven-month-old assault.
Just hours before Hamas announced that they had accepted the agreement, Israel had ordered Palestinians to begin evacuating Rafah ahead of an Israeli military operation. Israel says Rafah is Hamas' last stronghold.
News of Hamas' announcement sent people in Rafah cheering in the streets.
In recent days, Egyptian and Hamas officials have said the cease-fire would take place in a series of stages in which Hamas would release hostages it is holding in exchange for Israeli troop pullbacks from Gaza.
It is not clear whether the deal will meet Hamas' key demand of bringing about an end to the war and complete Israeli withdrawal.
That would be a no from me.Quote:
The agreement, if completed, is expected to include a six week ceasefire in Gaza, the release of over 30 Israeli hostages held by Hamas, and the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.
REUTERS BREAKING
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) May 6, 2024
Egyptian ceasefire accepted by Hamas is not acceptable to Israel.
Hamas ceasefire agreement is 'an attempt to delay the Rafah operation.'
Ceasefire includes 'far-reaching' terms that Israel does not agree to. pic.twitter.com/8GYhkNaekN
