Speaking of Hamas’s October 7 attack, Griffiths said he had “total understanding” of the “trauma" it had caused Israel but that Israel would need to build a relationship with its neighbors regardless.

UN Relief Chief Martin Griffiths told a representative from Sky News on Wednesday that he did not consider Hamas to be a terrorist group.

Asked about the feasibility of Israel’s military goal to eliminate Hamas and disallow the terrorist group from having any governing say in Gaza, Griffiths responded “Hamas is not a terrorist group for us, as you know, it is a political movement. But, I think it is very very difficult to dislodge these groups without a negotiated solution; which includes their aspirations.

“I cannot think of an example offhand of a place where a victory through warfare has succeeded against a well-entrenched group, terrorist or otherwise.”

  • Linkerbaan@lemmy.worldOP
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    9 months ago

    So aside from your amazing jargon, I’ll ask you the same question in your words:

    Where is the evidence of the children you claimed were killed at the music festival?

    You don’t ever seem to answer the actual question. Deflect dodge deflect dodge.

    • Dem Bosain@midwest.socialEnglish
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      9 months ago

      Listen to you, reflecting upon dodges and deflections. If you can’t understand the difference between kids and children, there’s nothing more I can say.

        • girlfreddy@lemmy.ca
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          9 months ago

          It amazes me when people like yourself dig the hold deeper and deeper, then wonder why it’s getting so dark all of a sudden.

          • Linkerbaan@lemmy.worldOP
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            9 months ago

            Sorry link me the evidence of the children you claim are killed at the music festival I can only read some bullshit above here.