Hours after Israel’s military told them to seek a new place of safety, Gazans in the southern city of Rafah took to the streets Monday night to celebrate: At the 11th hour, Hamas said it had accepted a proposal for a cease-fire. People cheered. Sweets were passed around.
A few hours later, it became clear that the celebrations were premature. The agreement accepted by Hamas turned out to be a counteroffer that Israel hadn’t seen and wouldn’t agree to, shattering hopes of an imminent end to months of hostilities.
Aww, the poor peace-loving Fakestinians. They thought that a cease-fire had been clinched. Then the tanks rolled in. My heart bleeds tomato juice for you. Cry me a river.
ReplyDeleteThey'll be celebrating when they discover that Biden has decreassed that Israel is only allowed to fight with Hamas if it kills no civilians, otherwise he'll cut the weapon supply off.
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