Comments by "remliqa" (@remliqa) on "Ryan McBeth"
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@sumduma55 Firstly. WTF about? Are you talking about the illegal Israel settlers who committed violence against the dispossessed Palestinians ? Of course they matter, it shows that not only would the Israeli government ignore the Oslo agreements by allowing the illegal settlers , they would turn a blind eye to their wrong doing and supported persecution of Palestinians. This shows the Palestinians the Two State solution was a farce and Israel would never allow or give the Palestinians the same level of authority that they promised to give in the peace accords. To deny this is to blindly ignore the reason why Palestinians (especially in Gaza) shifted their loyalty form Fattah to Hamas. Again , the political shifts was Netanyahu's short-sighted successful attempts to weaken Fattah and Yasser Arafat.
Secondly, I had contacts on the grounds in Gaza during that time (from late 1990s to early 2000s) , the sentiment there were different. They see this as finally someone willing to retaliate against Israeli oppression and violence, and unlike the impotent Fatah ws not tricked by honey trap of political engagement.
Thirdly , you mistaken labelled the bombing in the early 2000s a the starts of Hamas armed resistance against Israel when in fact they have been fighting them since the late 1980s, usually as reactionary to perceived Israeli or real violence such as the 1990 Al Aqsa Massacre. Somehow I forget to correct this mistake of yours in my last post.
Again, Hamas was always anti-Israel and unlike tey PLO, was not willing to compromise on Two State solution form the get go, not that the promised Two State solution actually solved most of the Palestinian grievance such as the refugee right to return and illegal Israeli settlement. Netanyahu should have know he was playing with fire , but just like today, take his political ambition and agenda above such risk.
But aguisb, not of this matter because just like the IRA in Ireland, the rise or armed violent resistance was inevitable one it became clear that political, peaceful solution was not working against the occupiers.
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