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HAMAS IS HAMAS EVEN BOILED IN SESAME SEED OIL……

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Many years ago when I engaged in intellectual discussions with Finnish (supposedly) experts on terrorism concerning Hamas, I soon realized that they were clueless boobs, pursuing policies based upon an ideology instead of sound facts. They were (still are) utterly utopia centred, rejecting human experience (upon which enlightenment philosophy is based).

I remember discussing with an Israeli from the embassy in Helsinki his experiences with Hamas, and trying to relate those experiences with Finnish academics, who simply refused to believe that Islamonazis do in fact believe what they say they believe. There’s a serious disconnect with reality that induces them to believe in fantasies of their own making.

NOTE: The only response I could get from them (Finnish “experts”) concerning the following question:

”How can one expect the Hamas, an organization the owes its existence (and continued credibility) to destroying the Jewish state of Israel, be expected to recognize Israel when in doing so delegitimizes it’s own reason for existing?”

The responses where basically, “we just have to hope that’s not the case.” It was then I realized that these people cannot, nor ever, be taken seriously again.

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“No Room for the Zionist Entity in the Region”

by Khaled Abu Toameh

  • “The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) believes that the land of Palestine has been an Islamic Wakf throughout the generations and until the Day of Resurrection, no one can renounce it or part of it, or abandon it or part of it. There is no solution to the Palestinian problem except Jihad.” — Hamas Charter.
  • Hamas’s decision to participate in the upcoming local and municipal elections will further strengthen the movement and pave the way for it to extend its control from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank.
  • “The Zionist entity will not be part of this region. We will continue to resist it until the liberation of our land and the return of our people.” — Musa Abu Marzouk, senior Hamas official.
  • How precisely Hamas intends to “serve” the Palestinians by running in the elections is somewhat murky. Abu Marzouk did not talk about building new schools and parks for the Palestinians. When he talks about “serving” the people, he means only one thing: recruiting Palestinians to Hamas and jihad against Israel and the Jews.

The dreamers in English still have it: “Hamas and Israel, Israel and Hamas. Maybe one day…who knows.” And then the Arabic-language truth rolls in: “Death to Israel, always!”

Some Arab and Western political analysts have mistakenly interpreted Hamas’s agreement to participate in the Palestinian local and municipal elections, scheduled for October 8, as a sign of the movement’s “pragmatism” and march toward recognizing Israel’s right to exist.

They falsely assume that Hamas’s readiness to take part in the democratic process shows that the leaders of the extremist movement are also prepared to abandon their dream of destroying Israel and abandoning the “armed struggle” against it.

These arguments about Hamas’s purported “pragmatism” and “moderation” were also made back in 2006, when Hamas contested the Palestinian parliamentary election. Then too, many political analysts claimed that Hamas’s decision to run in the election was an encouraging sign that the movement has endorsed a new, moderate approach toward Israel and the peace process.

Reality, however, has proven these assumptions utterly false. Hamas’s victory in the 2006 parliamentary election did not bring about any changes in its extremist ideology. Hamas did not change its charter, which calls for the destruction of Israel. Nor did Hamas abandon its murderous terrorist attacks against Israelis.

To recall, here is what the Hamas charter openly states about this issue:

“The Islamic Resistance Movement [Hamas] believes that the land of Palestine has been an Islamic Wakf throughout the generations and until the Day of Resurrection, no one can renounce it or part of it, or abandon it or part of it. There is no solution to the Palestinian problem except Jihad. The liberation of that land is an individual duty binding on all Muslims everywhere. In order to face the usurpation of Palestine by the Jews, we have no escape from rising the banner of Jihad. This would require the propagation of Islamic consciousness among the masses on all local, Arab and Islamic levels. We must spread the spirit of Jihad among the Islamic Umma [nation], clash with the enemies and join the ranks of the Jihad fighters.”

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