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I actually laughed because I never thought you were that stupid. The only thing Hamas does is serve to destabilize the region and justify Israeli military actions.
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east...report/3139873
Israeli settlement expansion hits a record high in the West Bank. What a big success from Hamas.
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/02/29/m...ntl/index.html
More than 30,000 people have died in Gaza since the Israel-Hamas war began. Another astounding success from Hamas.
I am not going to buy your childish conflation of geopolitics.
Attributing Hamas's rise solely to blowback overlooks the broader context of Palestinian history, including factors such as the failure of peace negotiations, Israeli military actions, and internal Palestinian politics. Hamas's popularity and influence among Palestinians have also been driven by factors such as its social welfare programs.
With your "blowback" answer, you also proved your illiteracy and poor English reading skills. I clearly said, "Both cannot be true at the same time."
Blowback refers to a cause-and-effect situation, not a simultaneous situation. Something that happened in the past led to something else.
The contradiction lies in the assertion that Hamas simultaneously serves both Israeli interests and Palestinian liberation.
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