This helps...not with the bald frog but big picture of who is who.
Institute for the Study of War
The IDF Air Force has killed three Hamas officials in the central Gaza Strip over the past week. Israeli forces continued clearing operations in Rafah.
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Putin? I thought he just had somebody throw folks down the stairs… repeatedly, & then maybe out of a window, in the nature of accidents, etc… they do use poison. Is that the reference?
Is this one of those references that’s so obvious in hindsight once explained like the gold records on the voyager spacecrafts?
Images on the Golden Record - NASA Science
The following is a partial listing of pictures electronically placed on the phonograph records which are carried onboard the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft.
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MoePutin? I thought he just had somebody throw folks down the stairs… repeatedly, & then maybe out of a window, in the nature of accidents, etc… they do use poison. Is that the reference?
Is this one of those references that’s so obvious in hindsight once explained like the gold records on the voyager spacecrafts?
Images on the Golden Record - NASA Science
The following is a partial listing of pictures electronically placed on the phonograph records which are carried onboard the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft.
Putin. Check how many people around him have died by accidental frog venom poisoning.
…& here we are again in the cease-fire agreement that nobody agrees with:
Hamas proposes to change the agreement back to their original position 10 failed agreement ago it seems.
This is the Hamas (& Friends) starting point before any other negotiations, etc…
Oh well. Same old same old…& maybe eventually they can all get back to the place they were at Oct 6th, 2024. Negotiators from the U.S., Egypt and Qatar have tried for months to mediate a ceasefire and free the hostages, more than 100 of whom are believed to remain captive in Gaza.
Izzat al-Rishq, a member of Hamas' political bureau, said its formal response to a U.S. ceasefire proposal outlined by U.S. President Joe Biden on May 31 was "responsible, serious and positive" and "opens up a wide pathway" for an accord.
But an Israeli official said on Tuesday, on condition of anonymity, that Israel had received the answer via the mediators and that Hamas "changed all of the main and most meaningful parameters" and "rejected the proposal for a hostage release".
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Hamas proposes to change the agreement back to their original position 10 failed agreement ago it seems.
This is the Hamas (& Friends) starting point before any other negotiations, etc…
Oh well. Same old same old…& maybe eventually they can all get back to the place they were at Oct 6th, 2024. Negotiators from the U.S., Egypt and Qatar have tried for months to mediate a ceasefire and free the hostages, more than 100 of whom are believed to remain captive in Gaza.
Izzat al-Rishq, a member of Hamas' political bureau, said its formal response to a U.S. ceasefire proposal outlined by U.S. President Joe Biden on May 31 was "responsible, serious and positive" and "opens up a wide pathway" for an accord.
But an Israeli official said on Tuesday, on condition of anonymity, that Israel had received the answer via the mediators and that Hamas "changed all of the main and most meaningful parameters" and "rejected the proposal for a hostage release".
US says Hamas seeks changes to ceasefire plan; Hamas denies proposing new ideas — Reuters
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Wednesday that Hamas had proposed numerous changes, some unworkable, to a U.S.-backed proposal for a ceasefire with Israel in Gaza, but that mediators were determined to close the gaps.
To be fair, Ham-ass has made it pretty clear they don't want to be in that place.
He wrong as usual. Not bright that guy.
They are still taking land. If the settlements stop the fighting stops. Thats been clear as a bell for 30 years.
100% rubbish. If Palestine puts down their arms peace happens, is Isreal puts down their arms they will be wiped off the map.
You arent very int
Bullshit. Educate yourself instead of frothing at the mouth and looking dumb.
No BS about it.. your hate for the Jews is obvious.. you Sharia or whatever her name is and T-Bones have a circle jerk going on CC with your anti-Jew horseshit.
The United States said Wednesday that Hamas’ demands were thwarting its push for a cease-fire with Israel as the United Nations accused both sides of war crimes and Hezbollah unleashed a rocket barrage to avenge a top commander's killing that threatened wider escalation. Good times.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the Palestinian militant group had requested "numerous" changes to the Washington-backed plan to end fighting in the Gaza Strip and release hostages taken from Israel on Oct. 7.
"Some of those are workable changes, some are not," Blinken said in Qatar, speaking on his latest round of shuttle diplomacy to try and advance a deal that neither warring party has fully embraced.
Giving the briefing hours after Hamas delivered its formal response, he said that Washington would keep working with meditators to try and secure an agreement. Oh well, better luck next round in the stall tactic, etc…
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Blinken's comments came during a day of intense activity, both military and diplomatic, across the Middle East.
The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, a Hamas ally that is also backed by (Surprise!) Iran, launched a "massive" volley of some 200 missiles into Israel, the Israeli military said.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the Palestinian militant group had requested "numerous" changes to the Washington-backed plan to end fighting in the Gaza Strip and release hostages taken from Israel on Oct. 7.
"Some of those are workable changes, some are not," Blinken said in Qatar, speaking on his latest round of shuttle diplomacy to try and advance a deal that neither warring party has fully embraced.
Giving the briefing hours after Hamas delivered its formal response, he said that Washington would keep working with meditators to try and secure an agreement. Oh well, better luck next round in the stall tactic, etc…
Blinken says Hamas demanded unworkable cease-fire changes: 'It's time for the haggling to stop' — NBC News
The U.N. accused both Israel and Hamas of committing war crimes in Gaza as the top U.S. diplomat signaled no deal to end the fighting was imminent.
The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, a Hamas ally that is also backed by (Surprise!) Iran, launched a "massive" volley of some 200 missiles into Israel, the Israeli military said.
