r/JewsOfConscience • u/sar662 Jewish • Jul 11 '24
Opinion Opinion | A Gaza cease-fire agreement appears within reach
It's not a done deal by any stretch of the imagination but I'm glad to see there is hope again.
The key things that have shifted seem to be * (So far unspecified) Arab states have agreed to back an interim government which is not Hamas, not israel, is not the Palestinian authority (but has ties to the PA) * Egypt saying they will work to block new smuggling tunnels between Egypt and Gaza. * Both sides agreed to a UN proposal that once a ceasefire begins it will continue indefinitely as long as both parties are engaged in further negotiation.
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u/noam99 Jul 11 '24
You're confused: you see, its the so-called "western democracies" who have done all the lying in pursuit of the extermination of Palestinians and it's Hamas and the Palestinian resistance who have proven time and time again who the real terrorists are.