It seems we have some very different sources
https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2024/03/22/poll-hamas-remains-popular-among-palestinians/
https://themedialine.org/top-stories/poll-reveals-persistent-palestinian-support-for-hamas-attacks-on-israel/
you've got 57% of Palestinians voting for Hamas (bit of a dated poll tbh), and dare i say it, they are somewhat opposed to a two-state solution themselves
https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-palestinians-opinion-poll-wartime-views-a0baade915619cd070b5393844bc4514
Not sure, perhaps egypt gets forced to annex their own territory back.
Or some kind of permanent international peace keeping mission gets sent there, but honestly i couldn't think of a nation that would want to burn it's fingers on this conflict.
But i don't think that "hey there's no perfect...
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I dont think many people view the military way a great option, but Imo the October 7th attack might have shown it's the only way to achieve an acceptable.level of security.
You're right on some level there, if anything this might unfortunately prove that that a sustained IDF/Israeli presence in Gaza might be necessary to achieve security
Why am i not surprised that the biggest terrorist hub since the start of the war getting fucked by the IDF upsets you?
The only thing getting massacred in there is Hamas' dream of a resurgence behind IDF lines.
https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/behind-closed-doors-the-u-s-pushes-to-shape-not-stop-the-rafah-operation-302403e6?st=b9g0p3nnw7bi1ps&reflink=article_copyURL_share
So the liberation of Rafah is still likely, the US just looking to influence the way it's conducted
If anyone doesn't wanna go to 4chan, there is a blurred version of the pic here
https://twitter.com/sentdefender
Those retards are going to have one hell of a shitty time
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