I believe the terrorists were led by future PM Menachem Begin.

Convenient, isn’t it, when they have one agenda to push

They have the US HYMARS equivalent and are getting the superior ATACMS. It of course covers a much larger are that the Israeli version but has still had a 90+% success over Kyiv..

Hamas uses home made Qassam rockets which cost around $500-800 each. It costs Israel around $100k to shoot one down.

Top House Democrats evacuated from DNC headquarters as police clash with protesters calling for Gaza ceasefire

BBC and other journalists have been through and had a look and reported on it.  

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/17/opinion/us-military-aid-war-israel.html

On the Israeli side, blind U.S. security guarantees have not provided a path to peace. Instead, they have provided Israel with the reassurance that it can engage in increasingly destructive efforts, such as the expansion of illegal settlements in the West Bank, without any real consequences. At the same time, Israel has become a global leader in weapons exports and boasts one of the most technologically sophisticated militaries in the world. All of these factors have created a sense among Israeli policymakers that they can indefinitely contain — physically and politically — the Palestinian question.

Nowhere is this more apparent than in the recent efforts, driven by the United States, first under the Trump administration and continuing under President Biden, to pursue normalization between Israel and the Arab world. While in many ways this normalization is long overdue, it has been premised on the notion that economic incentives — and a shared regional security interest in deterring malign Iranian influence — can integrate Israel, indefinite occupation and all, into the Arab world.

This premise has been shattered — likely intentionally on Hamas’s part — by the Gaza conflict and its rapid recentering of the Palestinian cause on a global stage. As much as the United States, Israel and Arab leaders such as Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler, Mohammed bin Salman, would like to frame security in pragmatic, nation-to-nation terms, Arab populations still care deeply about the fate of the Palestinians. As civilian deaths in Gaza and the West Bank continue to mount, it is clear any sort of Saudi normalization agreement with Israel that does not also include substantive progress on a political solution for the Palestinian cause will be difficult to advance.

Passing Through wrote: Bahrain which was one of the original signatories to that Abraham Accords agreement recently withdrew it's Ambassador from Israel and said they were cutting economic ties. Other Arabic countries have suggested they are reconsidering their positions.

There's so much bullshtting news coming in from this conflict, what happened to the hospital that Israel supposedly bombed on purpose ? There are lies coming from both sides but most of the outrageous ones are from media outlets who support Palestine, like the death toll numbers and Hamas saying Israel is lying they found weapons in tunnels and in hospitals. I mean are we really trusting anything that comes out of the mouths of terrorists ? These same people who use others as shields for their cause, and slay innocent people in kibutz's for no reason. 

They need to do it ASAP.

What would Hamas gain from it though?

That would be the sticking point, probably. I can't imagine Israel agreeing to that.

stayer wrote: What would Hamas gain from it though?