The notion that Hamas' war against Israel is a justifiable act to free Palestine is a lie written with the blood of innocents, and the myth that Hamas is a representative government deserving of diplomacy and negotiation is disgusting to me. Michael Walzer's commentary speaks well to the idea that terrorism as a force for change will alw…
The notion that Hamas' war against Israel is a justifiable act to free Palestine is a lie written with the blood of innocents, and the myth that Hamas is a representative government deserving of diplomacy and negotiation is disgusting to me. Michael Walzer's commentary speaks well to the idea that terrorism as a force for change will always put tyranny on the throne it seeks to assume.
The notion that Hamas' war against Israel is a justifiable act to free Palestine is a lie written with the blood of innocents, and the myth that Hamas is a representative government deserving of diplomacy and negotiation is disgusting to me. Michael Walzer's commentary speaks well to the idea that terrorism as a force for change will always put tyranny on the throne it seeks to assume.
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