‘You didn’t consult even fellow Palestinians.’

Things you’ll never see on the CBC;

I haven’t seen such relentless interrogation of Palestinian leadership before, esp. in Arabic.

On Saudi Arabia’s main TV channel, Hamas leader is clearly startled by the intensity of the questions & responses to his answers.

One of the most significant ones to Hamas leader by the Saudi TV interviewer is why Hamas expects Arab countries to back them up when Hamas hadn’t consulted them before carrying out an operation akin to declaration of war.

‘You didn’t consult even fellow Palestinians.’

Hamas leader gets visibly angry when she asks him if he would condemn Israeli civilian killings.

The interview is clearly very strategic, & can further reveal where Saudi Arabia stands on the issue.

42 Replies to “‘You didn’t consult even fellow Palestinians.’”

  1. You could kill all the Jews in the world, remove Israel from the map, they’ll still be an irascible lot.

      1. “the Shia and Sunni will.”

        That is only one level, the other is tribal factions. This is why deposing of “Dictators” like Qaddafi or Hussein were a recipe for disaster resulting in civil wars in those countries.

        They may have been hated, but they are also the agreed upon “peacekeeper/ policemen” between these huge tribal factions. A complex bloodline, intermarriage, tribal family affiliation style peace settlement for strongmen, akin to something like early medieval Europe, just different.

        1. “CNN would call him mostly peaceful.”

          Funny you should mention that. I caught about three minutes of CNN ‘interviewing’ this same guy last night, asking questions which he completely ignored in favor of spewing Hamas propaganda about how “no civilians were killed” in the initial attack. She *allowed* this, then just moved on to another question without even a cursory attempt to push back against his obvious, ridiculous lies. I quickly changed the channel.

    1. That’s because it’s not just Jews they are ordered to exterminate. The list includes Christians, polytheists and non-believers.

  2. The interviewer questions seem to be of higher quality than anything our main stream media asks of Canada / US leaders if the subtitles are to be believed or they could just be two cats screaming at each other in an alley.

    1. What are the chances of a woman with a face in full view doing an interview on Saudi TV?

  3. I don’t watch news but I’ll occasionally flip through. There are a lot of stories on the poor ‘innocent’ Palis…

    Two weeks in and the entire area isn’t flattened? If the jabs aren’t the death shots I believe them to be, it looks like we can look forward to seeing this all happen again in 10 or 15 years.

    1. ((( If the jabs aren’t the death shots I believe them to be, it looks like we can look forward to seeing this all happen again in 10 or 15 years.)))
      ________________________________

      Hold your horses on that. There is finally a completed study that addresses the relationship between the “vaccination” and myocarditis. It was submitted to the FDA. The FDA refuses to release the results….despite being in receipt of numerous FOIA requests and the study having been funded with US tax dollars. If no correlation was documented (or the relationship is tiny as we have been led to believe)…that report would have been in the public domain immediately. Additionally, a couple months ago Australia actually said that “there will be no more discussion on the relationship between the “vaccination” and myocarditis” despite increasing anecdotal evidence supporting the relationship. They are at an impasse. They see the results and are scared to death of releasing them….temporarily. Part of that is financial (as Pfizer and Moderna try to get one last influx of revenue on their new “vaccination”). The other is running cover for those decision makers and politicians who pushed it….giving them a chance to get out of public life, retire etc.

      1. Don’t worry, we’ll get a fearless expose from 60 minutes in 10 years time, while they carry water for whatever the current thing is then.

  4. Why didn’t Hamas consult the Saudis, or even Palestinians?, she asks.

    Maybe because Hamas planned this with the support of their ally, the mullahs of Iran, who are the archenemies of peace in the Middle East?

    1. small c
      “Maybe because Hamas planned this with the support of their ally’s”

      CIA and Mossad are their allies!

      1. GYM

        The CIA did the actual attack!

        Your muzzie buddies are just trying to claim credit to impress their muzzie buddies.

  5. “& can further reveal where Saudi Arabia stands on the issue”

    The first reaction of the Saudis to the Hamas/Israel War was to suspend normalization negotiations with Israel. They may be unhappy with the actions of Hamas but that hasn’t translated into support of Israel. Their official stance is best expressed by this statement:

    “Riyadh “affirms its categorical rejection of calls for the forced displacement of the Palestinian people from Gaza, and its condemnation of the continued targeting of defenseless civilians there,” the foreign ministry said in a statement.

    I think there is an ongoing loss of American and EU influence globally and you see it in the response to this war of the Saudis, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan, Iraq, all of North Africa and other muslim countries, where even if their official stance is neutral suddenly they don’t have time to meet with senior US officials like Blinken.

    1. “The first reaction of the Saudis to the Hamas/Israel War was to suspend normalization negotiations with Israel.”

      “Ignore what we say or do, focus on what we don’t say and don’t do.” The Sunni Saudis detest the Shia Iranians (especially the Mullahs), and by extension their Hamas/Hezbollah attack dogs, however verbal divagation is entrenched in the region.

  6. Fighting a war over a small amount of territory demands that civilians stay to hold the land.. Akin to playing in traffic.. The people of Ukraine, Israel. Palestine could take an anywhere but here approach, but they don’t.. That would bring defeat..

    Jaywalking on my land because we got flags and stuff?.. Ancient opaque grievances?.. When a hospital or a kindergarten gets blown up you having a good media day? Lets squat and emote on that..

    If it wasn’t for Ukraine and Israel we would have more Covid 19 lockdowns and mandates by now.. You know they want it, but politics has thrown the media a couple of war bones.. Next stop XMAS :)..

  7. He speaks exactly like a Harvard student activist. (Minor language differences aside. )

    “I demand…”. “Occupation” “Resistance”

  8. Trying to reason with Hamas-Daesh is almost as impossible as reasoning with a gender studies major.

    Different levels of infinity, I guess.

    1. Indeed, Iran actually has the most prominent moral obligation to take in the Palestinians for a variety of reasons, but of course they only send them weapons to kill & die with.

  9. Here in America … we consider our inalienable rights bestowed by God to be: Freedom and Liberty … Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of happiness.

    According to this Monster in a Western jacket … his people’s God-given rights are to murder Jews who have “occupied” his land. And he considers every Jew civilian dancing for peace to be an enemy combatant.

    As a result … he has convinced me that each and every Palestinian living in Gaza … is a military target. Because according to this Monster … they are all “with him”. Their permission is implied. There is NO distinction between Gaza “civilians” and Hamas terrorists.

    1. Notice that he also isn’t in Gaza and thus not at risk of what is happening there…

      Though at some point, mossad may get tired of him

    2. Kenji,
      Sadly, I agree with you. The people of Gaza voted for them and always support them, they cannot now scream they are civilians. Hamas says there are no civilians in their attack on Israeli’s, therefore, there are no civilians in Gaza either. Enough of the Hamas/Hezbollah savagery, they need to be rooted out permanently.

      There again, they need to root out Iran and Biden and a host of others too, so I’m not holding my breath!

  10. Two things I note:

    His reference to the hostages as soldiers for prisoner swaps. Not civilians.

    His statement that Hamas leadership is in Gaza suffering with the Palestinians when there he is, in a comfy hotel in Qatar.

      1. One hopes the Israelis have put together teams, as they did in the Nazi hunting days.

  11. Hamas may have overplayed their hand, at least in the court of ME public opinion – combatants are one thing, teenage rave party attendees, mothers and babies are quite another.
    Terrible optics. For some.

      1. “Most of the left thinks the Hamas attack was okay.”

        And they are now being told, in no uncertain terms, that it is NOT okay to support that kind of savagery.

        The deletions, retractions and walk-backs are in full force. Many have already been cancelled, disavowed or fired from their jobs…many more will follow. Looks good on them.

  12. It is not the Jews who are afraid, or need have any reason to be afraid.

    It is the Arabs who are afraid—along with the anti-Semitic elites of the Nations. He who curses Israel is cursed himself, and he who makes war on Israel will be destroyed as utterly as the armies of Pharaoh.

    Because they are afraid, they are now turning on each other. A sight pleasing in the Lord’s eyes, I am quite sure.

    So they didn’t consult with the other Arab factions? If they refused to co-operate, it would be out of fear of the Zionists, not because it’s morally wrong to kill innocents.

    The Saudis hate the Jews as much as they always have. They have just learned not to provoke Israel. They don’t want the Americans to turn on them either.

  13. I couldn’t help wondering what this ‘soldier of Allah’ would have done to this impertinent “sister” interviewing him if they were in the same room, behind closed doors, and off camera. I’m guessing a good beating if she were lucky.

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