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Congratulations to Hamas

Israel should establish seven separate independent emirates in the seven cities: Jericho, Ramallah, Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarem, Qalqilya and the Arab part of Hebron.
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Gazan women held the Qatari flag near the Rafah border crossing with Egypt in honor of visiting Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa.

Gazan women held the Qatari flag near the Rafah border crossing with Egypt in honor of visiting Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa.
Photo Credit: Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90

The visit of the Emir of Qatar to the Gaza Strip is certainly an important landmark on the course that the Hamas movement has been advancing since it took over the Strip in June of 2007. Hamas is trying its utmost to establish the independence of the Gaza Strip, vis à vis the PLO, the Palestinian Authority, Israel, Egypt, the Arab world and everyplace else as well.

They are not giving up the ideology of jihad against Israel, but they have temporarily hung it up on the wall, near the trigger finger and the cross-hair, and they busy themselves with building: infrastructures, roads, institutions, the economy, general industry, military industry and military power. All of these we have been considered internal, local matters, and the leaders of the Arab world did not come to give proper respect to the leaders of Hamas.

The first that arrived was the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, the strongest and most influential person in the Arab world, and perhaps even in the whole world. In his pocket are  many billions, and in his hand is the most weighty and dangerous cudgel that exists today in the Arab world: the al-Jazeera channel, which, ever since it was established towards the end of 1996, has continuously incited the Arab masses against the dictators that ruled them, against Israel, against the United States and against the West in general. Al-Jazeera’s agenda overlaps that of the Muslim Brotherhood, and everything it has done over the years was aimed toward promoting the Brotherhood to bring them to power in the Arab states, after the dictators were eliminated.

The first success was in Gaza, where Hamas took over more than five years ago. The second success was Tunisia, where the elimination of President bin Ali in January 2011 allowed the Islamist al-Nahda movement to take over the state. But the high point of al-Jazeera’s success was, and still is, Egypt.

Sheikh Hamad was the one who pushed NATO to get involved in Libya against Qadhaffi, and brought the Libyan Islamists to the corridors of fragile power in the state of the desert tribes overflowing with oil. Sheikh Hamad is behind the Free Syrian Army, which is a group of Islamist militias who are fighting to remove the heretical ‘Alawite regime from Syria and to impose radical Islam upon it.

The visit of Sheikh Hamad in Gaza is a pat on the shoulder to the Hamas people, a shot of legitimacy to their rule, an infusion of 400 million dollars into the budgetary veins and another nail in the coffins of the  PLO and the Palestinian Authority. In the opinion of Sheikh Hamad, King Abbas is dead, long live the new king, Ismail Haniye.

In Israel, they still don’t understand what is happening. The State Department condemns the Qatari Sheikh’s visit in Gaza, because the bleeding hearts of the State Department prefer to close matters with the PLO and Abu Mazen, since they still dream that he will deal with Hamas “without the oversight of the Supreme Court or human rights organizations.” They fell asleep when the Oslo Accords were signed and still have not awakened.

The Office of the Prime Minister, on the other hand, is quiet and does not react. Apparently they understand the true interests of Israel better: To continue the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority into its components, and to continue the split that Sheikh Hamad very much encouraged with his support of Hamas, to the detriment, of course, of the PLO, the PA and Abu Mazen.

If Israel wants to survive, it must say a special prayer of thanks to the King of the world for the visit of Sheikh Hamad to Gaza, and it must continue the process of dismantling that Hamas began – also in Judea and Samaria, by establishing seven separate independent emirates in the seven cities: Jericho, Ramallah, Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarem, Qalqilya and the Arab part of Hebron.

Israel must keep the entirety of the rural expanse in its possession, to ensure that the mountains will not become Hamas Mountains and the hills will not become Hizb’Allah Hills. This is how 90 percent of the Arab residents of Judea and Samaria will be free from Israeli rule and Israel will be relieved of including 90 percent of them within its political system, but Israel will keep in its possession more than 90 percent of the territory.

This is the long-term Israeli interest, and thus will Zion be redeemed.

Originally published at Middle East and Terrorism

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About the Author: Dr. Mordechai Kedar (Ph.D. Bar-Ilan U.) Served for 25 years in IDF Military Intelligence specializing in Arab political discourse, Arab mass media, Islamic groups and the Syrian domestic arena. A lecturer in Arabic at Bar-Ilan U., he is also an expert on Israeli Arabs.


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3 Responses to “Congratulations to Hamas”

  1. Anonymous says:

    While Israel was cautioned that Nina is just like Holy Land on which they are living, in usual monkey madness they has sent her to the East. Where she is begin forced to marry Israeli replacement. Maybe never returning.

    In response, as warned, Lord will throw this stone on 11 November, delivering his mystical Spear of Destiny to Russian Embassy. At the other hand, through Plebiscite 596+ he will be slurping Trojak wine , causing Israel to disappear. This way or another. Even if it will be nuclear one, as was in case of his grandfather Hiroshima and Nagasaki.. More: http://lnk.ms/dKV3R

    IMPORTANT UPDATE

    Just after posting my Nina response I had meet replaced Israeli Sigismund, it means that she is still on Western side of border. MY RESPONSE IS CLEAR AND IT CAN BE NUCLEAR, AS WITH WITKACY. They now that I know both fiances since childhood and I expect both of them.

    Moreover with Nina I was in same class during primary class. There is no way to cheat me, as my grandfather made portraits of both. It is worse that was in St. Petersburg, as Israeli are now living on my land.

    CAST YOUR VOTE. MAKE YOUR BET. BET-CHORON…
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