BUSH LEGACY SAME AS HEROD THE GREAT

An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth when instituted by YHWH was a mercy . The Talmud practice Zionism which is the original fascist logic of Nazism lifting one Group up to "semi God" status rest of mankind as sub humans especially those who disagree with them politically.

The Nazis established a kill ratio of one hundred hostages for every German killed as they raped Europe. Israel learned more from the Nazis than they ever did from Moses. 15 Zionist died in 21 days of murder killing over 2,000 Islamic men of which a handful was Hamas the rest was hostages of Zionism.

Mostly women and children.

With what judgment you judge other so shall ye be judged.

Nailing Christ to a tree in 33 ad over pointing out the Sanhedrin was liars thieves frauds and murderers was not a Good Idea but I know Christ he would have forgiven you. Christ raised me to think like him.

I could forgive others hitting me but when they went after my little brother it took the entire school bus including the driver to take me off the "fool" who hit my little brother (he was four years older than me but I almost killed him)

Israel went after Christ's little brothers (Blood relatives of Judah hiding from house of Levi in Islam)

ZIONIST PROPAGANDA MINISTER WROTE:

Thursday’s poll found that Palestinians in the West Bank were more convinced of a Hamas victory than their counterparts in the Gaza Strip, where more than 1,300 Palestinians were killed and thousands of buildings destroyed by Israeli forces.

In Gaza, 48 per cent said neither Israel nor Hamas won the war, and only 35 per cent said Hamas was the victor.

In the West Bank, 53 per cent said Hamas won, while 31 per cent said neither side was victorious. Israeli officials argue that Hamas has been severely weakened by the recent offensive, and say the group lost much of its military capability.

Several Israeli leaders have also claimed that the war served to strengthen “moderate” Arab and Palestinian movements, while weakening Iranian-backed Islamist groups such as Hamas and the Lebanese Hizbollah.However, in political terms Hamas itself appears to have benefited from the war – at the expense of the western-backed Palestinian Authority, which is headed by Mahmoud Abbas and his Fatah party.

The JMCC poll found that if elections were held on Friday, Hamas would win 28.6 per cent of the vote, up from 19.3 per cent last April. This would put it ahead of the rival Fatah party, which has seen its support plummet from 34 per cent last April to 27.9 per cent on Friday.

Ghassan Khatib, the director of JMCC and a former minister in the Palestinian Authority, said: “This war has caused further radicalisation within Palestinian public opinion.” He added that, far from weakening militant Islamist groups and their sponsors, “the war weakened and undermined to a very large extent the moderates – not only in Palestine but also in the region”.