It's an interesting concept. To demand unconditional surrender. Grant used it, so did Roosevelt. Now, it sems that the Israeli Defense Minister is using it.
In a televised address, Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant says Hamas has “two options” – either to “die fighting or to surrender without any conditions”. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected any calls for a ceasefire or cessation of hostilities with Hamas.4 hours ago
Oh the outcry, the angst and anguish from the squishes They fail to understand the lessons of other wars. That sometimes innocent civilians get caught in the turmoil. Curtis LeMay understood it over Tokyo and RAF Bomber Command understood it over Dresden. War has not changed that much inthe past 82 years. People still die. It is regrettable, but necessary.
The Palestinians can have peace whenever they want it. If the Palestinian people would rise up, deliver Hamas to the Israelis, and take charge of their own destiny, they could have peace tomorrow.
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That is true, however, I don't see it happening.
It's a case of "Pay me now, or pay me later." Later would probably be worse than October 8th.
I doubt the Palestinians would rise up against Hamas, they overwhelmingly voted them in. Hamas doesn't want peace, they want genocide.
If the PA would just deliver a couple of baskets of heads of Hamas leaders to the IDF, this would end.
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