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iemanja

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13. No where does it exclude Gaza

Reply to PeaceWave (Reply #9)

Thu Jul 31, 2025, 12:47 AM

Jul 31

They simply say they will work with the Palestinian Authority. Not working with Hamas, whatever is left of it, makes sense because they are terrorists who have done horrific damage, Oct 7 being one major example.

The international community is speaking out now precisely because of Gaza.

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Mark Carney, Canadian PM, will recognize a Palestine [View all] applegrove Jul 30 OP

Donald Trump, American asshole, recognizes land for condos. Xavier Breath Jul 30 #1

Depends on some conditions, some of which may be hard or unlikely to be met. But very doable. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jul 30 #2

I added from CNN: applegrove Jul 30 #4

I don't know where this goes but I like it. underpants Jul 30 #3

You didn't list the conditions. EllieBC Jul 30 #5

Oh. Well, bang goes that then. Seeking Serenity Jul 30 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Jul 30 #7

That's absurd iemanja Jul 30 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Jul 30 #9

No where does it exclude Gaza iemanja Jul 31 #13

He said PA not Hamas. EllieBC Jul 30 #10

Don't you think it makes sense they wouldn't deal with Hamas? iemanja Jul 31 #12

This mess should be settled internationally with negotiations run by the UN. Ping Tung Jul 30 #11