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Yep. So? Please stay on topic.
And thats partially why Galloway does not support Hamas
I'll even add bold this time to try to get people to make the distinction I've kept trying to (obviously unsucessfully)
He finds many of their ideas abhorent. But he sticks up for the palestinian people who happen to have elected a rather precarious (to say the least) govenment, Hamas. No matter who the govenment, they have a right to the land that Israel illegally occupies. So no matter who is in charge has a right to the land by international law, whether its the peoples front of judea or the jedean peoples front.
He does repute the palestinians image as a terrorist state, by comparing casualities and deaths, and incentives, and many other things, and he does support them in conflicts for humanitarian reasons (as they always have the most casualties) but he hates Hamas.
And thats partially why Galloway does not support Hamas
"what else can you do? You have to deal with the authorities that are ellected and that govern the place. That happens to be Hamas. I wouldn't have voted for them, but the palestinian people did."
George Galloway, interviewed on canadas The Hour
I'll even add bold this time to try to get people to make the distinction I've kept trying to (obviously unsucessfully)
He finds many of their ideas abhorent. But he sticks up for the palestinian people who happen to have elected a rather precarious (to say the least) govenment, Hamas. No matter who the govenment, they have a right to the land that Israel illegally occupies. So no matter who is in charge has a right to the land by international law, whether its the peoples front of judea or the jedean peoples front.
He does repute the palestinians image as a terrorist state, by comparing casualities and deaths, and incentives, and many other things, and he does support them in conflicts for humanitarian reasons (as they always have the most casualties) but he hates Hamas.
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