The Israel-Hamas war is an armed conflict between Israel and Hamas militant groups that has been taking place in and around the Gaza strip since October 7 2023. The conflict started when Hamas militant groups fired rockets and attacked communities and military bases in southern Israel. 1,139 people were killed in the attack including 766 civilians and 373 civilian forces. 250 Israelis were taken hostage by Hamas. On October 27th the Israeli Army launched a large-scale ground incursion into the Palestinian territories of the West Bank and Gaza strip. On October 24th 2023 the United Nations…
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@ISIDEWITH1yr1Y
Yes
@9ZSZJSXIndependent3mos3MO
Hamas is still holding Israeli hostages and has agreed to no ceasefire which includes returning them. There should be no ceasefire until all hostages are returned.
@9P4BD2L8mos8MO
Hamas are the government of Gaza. When they attacked Israel on October 7, they did so representing the Gazan people. The response to this attack in Gaza was that of euphoria - dancing in the street and celebrations.
Continually, Gazan authorities have placed their civilians in the line of fire against international law and blamed Israel when they ended up hurt or killed. When Gaza infrastructure is attacked, the number of casualties claimed always far exceeds the actual number - the Gazan ministry of Health claimed 500+ casualties at Al-Shifa hospital caused by an Israeli bomb - it turned out… Read more
Yes, but Hamas is to lay down its arms and dissolve, the hostages are to be released, and the Israelis must be subjected to a more 'boots on the ground' review.
@B2L49CS3wks3W
The government should call for an end to Hamas rule in Gaza as a pre-condition for a permanent ceasefire.
@B2CYF931mo1MO
No, tell Hamas to surrender. If Hamas surrenders the war is over straight away.
@B2CRG6DOne Nation1mo1MO
No, Hamas has support of Palestinian people and will just regroup and continue attacking Israel. They want nothing less but destruction of Israel and Jews. Israel is in an existential fight for survival
@9ZSZJSXIndependent3mos3MO
No, not until all hostages are released and Gaza is no longer under Hamas terrorist rule
@B2ZHWGD6 days6D
Yes, and Australia should recognise Palestine as a country.
If they mitigate the resulting anti-Semitism in Australia
@B2V2C392wks2W
It’s none of our business we should not be involved
@B2SXP9S2wks2W
Yes, but I would like to see the hostages released.
@9ZM933G3mos3MO
Austrslia needs to back out of areas where its not our business. Get these people out of our country and get us out of theirs!
@9ZR2LN53mos3MO
The British should own the land or the Aramaic people
Yes, but only if it means returning the land to Palestine under International Law
@9W2J5CJ4mos4MO
Gaza has been allowed to operate as a terrorist nation for too long, and needs to have a stop put to it.
@9QYFR267mos7MO
No, not until HAMAS is defeated because otherwise it is just kicking the can down the road to come back later
@9QQ3G638mos8MO
I don't believe Australia needs to take a stance on matters concerning the Middle East.
@9PDPBQY8mos8MO
Yes, but instead of a military approach, we should help Israel take a diplomatic approach in conquering Hamas.
Yes, but instead of a military approach, we should help take a diplomatic approach towards ending Hamas' rule in Gaza.
No, Hamas has demonstrated, it will not abide by a ceasefire and will continue to use Hostages and Palestinians as human shields
@9S5RWFV6mos6MO
No, I don’t support the genocide of Israel. A proper solution is in order, not telling the victim the rats can hurt them as they please.
@9N9NYLW9mos9MO
No, a permanent ceasefire in Gaza would destroy the Israeli state and would displace Jews
@9M8CT8410mos10MO
No, but unless you have to remove the terrorists to keep Palestinians alive until the end of the war, Israel will pay for the damage in Gaza that was destroyed and kill innocent people.
@9M2TNSXAustralian Democrats10mos10MO
This war doesn't involve us nor affects us stay out
@9K8TZN2New Liberal12mos12MO
No. Not without a call for / resolution for the immediate return of hostages and immediate laying down of arms by Hamas, whose direct actors must be imprisoned. Followed by the dissolution of Hamas and UNWRA
@9QYDNKN7mos7MO
No. Gaza have sown the wind, and are now reaping the whirlwind. A ceasefire would undermine the efforts of the IDF and show the West is more concerned about optics than doing what has to be done.
@9P4BD2L8mos8MO
There is no reason for a ceasefire to be entertained at this time.
Gaza have shown that their only desire is for the destruction of Israel and the killing of the Jews living there. Every time that Israel or anyone else has extended an olive branch to them, they either rejected it outright or took it and then attacked them immediately. They see mercy as weakness - and so they will respond with war. If they desire war so greatly, they shall have war - in all of its brutality. Perhaps, when they are treated like the losers in a war, they will see reality.
It took the total and utter annihilation of Germany and Japan's ability to wage war in order to get… Read more
@B2WGS2X1wk1W
Yes, the government should call for a permanent ceasefire in Palestine, Lebanon, and all other territories that Israel is currently attempting to occupy. The government should also call on Israel to cease its occupation of Palestine, and cease their expansionist actions. We should also commit to prosecuting any war criminals that make it onto Australian soil, regardless of their nationality. It is also vitally important that Australia firmly insists that our allies cease dealing arms to any state that is infringing on the sovereignty of another, and that we ensure we also do not engage in this profiteering, war mongering behaviour.
I believe that there should be a permanent ceasefire on both sides wherein Hamas stops using both Palestinians and Israeli as shields and where Israel is held responsible for the unjust genocide and continued segregation of Palestinians. No one's hands are clean. This is the escalation of an apartheid within the nation that has been present since its partition, it needs to be resolved in diplomacy, not violence.
No, the Gazans don't deserve peace. Not until they surrender unconditionally.
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