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It’s been a long eight days. If it wasn’t almost winter here, we’d be singing ” Here comes the sun…”

Important and welcome (Carl Bildt is happy)

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News from Israel

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The truce.

Cease-fire.

Who gains? Hamas

Who loses? Guess.

Who wins? Egypt.

If Iran wants to, they could break the truce through their surrogate partners, Islamic Jihad. They don’t want peace, they want victory

That’s it in a nutshell and you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand it: Israel Announces Ceasefire, Hamas Keeps Firing

It’s still

Israel under fire – November, 2012

Peace with Hamas? From Hamas’ own point of view, that would be a contradiction in terms. I don’t think that we’ll live to see the day when, from Hamas’ point of view any peace treaty with the Zionist entity (Israel) would not be in contradiction to the text and spirit of their Covenant, THE HAMAS CHARTER. Read and undertstand.

That’s Hamas in theory. You’ve seen them in action.

The latest Truce/ ceasefire? Very temporarily, temporary relief from having to run for cover. Much remains to be seen.

In the short run I’m sceptical.

Experience.

History has shown.

Gaza ceasefire tests Egypt’s new leaders

For Hamas it is holy war/ jihad pure and simple, if need be, until the Day of Resurrection. It’s all there in their Covenant, the declaration of war is written in ink, throughout.

Blood?

Plenty

and fire.

They’ve said it from the very beginning of this conflict : “You just opened the gates of hell on yourselves”

As it is:

The mythical “cycle of violence” between Israel and Hamas: Why do the media buy this lie—and how can we combat it?

What more to expect in the near future:

Laying false claims to God’s land and continuing the revolutionary Islamic traditions of kidnapping as a way of life.

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