Hamas

  • Israel has shown self-determination is the key to survival

    The 2005 Gaza Disengagement stunned onlookers across the world as Israeli’s removed Israeli’s from parts of the Gaza Strip, thereby giving Hamas full and total control of a significant piece of land and preparing the ground for its renewed attempts to undermine Israel’s national security.

    It didn’t make sense, from other places, but Israeli leaders contested that it maintained its own position by making such concessions. The belief that people in Gaza would lead fruitless lives afterward is a truth that should concern the single-minded who follow such turns of events to blame Israel.

    The chronicling of the next steps in the Israel-Gaza dialogue is perhaps best epitomised by Hamas’ suicidal incursion into Israel in October 2023, but relations had completely deteriorated far before then. The terror group had already pursued a policy of radio silence, instead arming up and preparing its quasi-police state for a would-be assault that would end in chaos.

    The key to Israel’s existence has long been thought to be self-determination, a basis that is found in policymaking circles across the world. It has a basic instinct however that it wears on its sleeve, also showing it to the world in complete clarity. The fight isn’t nominal. It has the most desperate enemy at its doors, constantly vying for attention, so one misstep is its chance.

    The one effort that led to the resettling of thousands of Israeli’s didn’t grant the ‘freedom’ that crowds chant for at the doors of our Parliament, and at the feet of many more. It helped one country survive because the pressures were enormous, and engaged not a few hardened souls that had believed Israel would never do such a thing. The rest of it is history.

    In forging a future, the Jerusalem power base that forms Israel’s best chance at success is handling matters by how they unfold. The chances are slim for many in Gaza who don’t get the help they need to make Hamas surrender. It would mean they live freely, independently, and with choices ahead of them. This side of the story is incomplete.

  • World exclusive: Hamas founder

    In a world exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect believed to be the founder of Hamas – a terror group committed to the destruction of Jewish communities and of Israel itself – has been spotted in a central London location.

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    A suspect alleged to be the founder of Hamas caught on camera in a central London location.

    It’s believed the individual has been able to network in the city due his perceived importance, and the feeling of international notoriety that people have when they’re in close contact with him.

    It has led to deep disturbances in London, in particular by Hamas operatives who have sought to protect his person by making random threats to local residents.

  • Caught: Hamas owner

    In a world exclusive for Conservative News Site, the alleged owner of Hamas – believed to use football business models to run the terror group as a criminal enterprise – has now been spotted.

    A suspect alleged of ‘owning’ Hamas and its enterprises in different parts of the world seen here in Paddington Station, in London.

    He’s believed to have an extensive network of contacts that act as his support for the activity.

    He’s known to be one of the worst acting “Controllers” worldwide for fronting an inhumane group that disrupts the Middle East peace process.