Posted on 07/11/2019 10:31:37 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Why Is nobody listening to the voice of Gazans?
As the prospect of Middle East peace phases in and out, one has to realize that its been a long and nasty 13 years since Hamas ruthlessly took over Gaza in a coup disguised as an election.
The ups and down experienced by Gazas citizens have netted not just 2 wars, but economic problem after economic problem. As complaints have risen, a variety of spokespeople have stepped forward. They represent 2 specific types of representations. The first comes from the Government, and in all cases such as Jordan, Qatar, and others, these are either Kings or Dictators, or both. The second comes from groups like the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), the Palestinian Authority (PA) and Hamas.
What ties these groups together is a series of anomalies, all of which raise two very important questions: How can they speak for Palestinians? And, If not them, then who?
The Hashemite King of Jordan claims to speak for the Gazans, but how can he when he has a countrys needs to represent? He openly states that he is the sole moderate negotiator between the Palestinians and Israel and the West, but under Abdullahs 20-year reign, what has he negotiated? All he has done is line his pockets at the expense of Palestinians.
The Muslim Brotherhood claims to represent us, but how? As far as we know, this terrorist organization is so destructive that most Islamic countries do not allow them to operate. They are classified as terrorists. But apparently their best friend is the King of Jordan because he allows them to operate.
The Palestinian Authority (PA) the recognized governing body represents no one except the needs of Abbas and his leaders, who live in luxury both in and out of the country.
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They are letting rockets and other explosives speak for them.
Palestine was never a country and never will be, call them what you like but there it is..
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Not much to disagree with. Easy to say living in Europe. Internal opposition isn't raising it's head in Gaza.
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