Doug Armey
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Are Arab nations privately rooting for Israel to decimate Hamas?

I don’t know if rooting for Israel is the right term but the other Arab nations have quite obviously not come to the aid of Hamas

Jordan certainly won’t regret Hamas being decimated since radical Palestinians tried to assassinate the king of Jordan’s father and
overthrow their country.

Egypt won’t regret Hamas being eliminated since Hamas is connected with
the Muslim Brotherhood who has tried to overthrow the current government.

Saudi Arabia won’t miss Hamas being defeated since Saudi Arabia was in
the process of normalizing relations with Israel.

Kuwait has no love loss for Hamas since radical Palestinians sided with
Iraq in invading them.

Lebanon as a country won’t get involved since they have enough fighting between factions going on currently.

Oh, and let’s not forget the Palestinian Authority that rules the West
Bank. They were violently overthrown by Hamas and driven out of Gaza.
So, while they are both radical Palestinians, they hate each other
nearly as much if not more than they hate Israel.

So that leaves mainly Iran, Syria and Yemen as Hamas supporters.

But with two US carrier groups patrolling the area they know it would be suicide to get directly involved.

Nearly two months into this conflict no Arab country is welcoming the Palestinian refugees with open borders.

And that tells you a lot about how they secretly feel rather than what
they publicly say.

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Colin Bravi
· 5h
It’s almost like no one in the West remembers that every Arab country in
the region expelled the Palestinians from their countries because of the
shit they pulled in those countries.

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Chris Reid
· 4h
They are historically a cutthroat clan of raiders. They have no home
because they never owned a country historically.

At one time the Hebrews were known for that as well, but they were an
ethnic clan in a small area, vastly over-powered by the Egyptian
Empire(s), The Assyrian Empire, The Ottoman Empire, The Roman Empire,
and the Constantinople Christian Empire (part of the Christian Roman
Empire), in turn.
The reason there are Jewish communities all over the world is that so
many fled over the Millennia due to the besiegements and repeated
famines and internal wars of the Hebrew clans.

The Saudis themselves were a migratory coastal clan of fishers and pearl divers, with Bedouin travelers of the desert as relatives for most of
their history. When the black oil was made valuable, that changed
everything, faster than anyone could predict. They are now a “Nation” as well as the other OPEC states. Assyria, now divided into most of the
Arab nations, carved out a land-locked area Judah for the Hebrews and
other “primitive tribes, but there were Canaanites there along with the Hebrews since the Bronze ages.
Rome conquered everything around there, but the Hebrews were not down
with Roman rule so much, so Emperor Hadrian desided to punish them and
renamed the areas to Syria-Palaestina to punish the Jewish people for
their insurrection (by naming it after their two traditional enemies,
the Syrians and the Philistines). The designations Philistia, Roman
Judea, and Palestine were all in use afterwards.
So the name Palestine and Palestinians is a Latin F-U to the Hebrews.
The word Palestine most likely the derives from the Greek for `the Land
of the Philistines'. The word Canaan was gradually replaced with
Palestine. However the Philistines were from the large island of Crete, migrated over the Sea to settle there. They were not “middle-eastern”
they were a subset of the Greeks ethnic origin.

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