Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and other Hamas leaders leading a prayer before hosting an Iftar Ramadan fast-breaking dinner in Qatar with Qatari officials and international diplomats April 13, 2023. (Hamas.ps)
Times of Israel: Far from Gaza hardships, Hamas chief and family enjoy easy life in Qatar
Thanks to Doha’s sponsorship and the wealth he accumulated as Hamas leader, Ismail Haniyeh and his children today live a life of wealth and privileges denied to other Gazans
Shortly after the start of Hamas’s brutal attack against Israel on October 7, a video began circulating of the terror group’s leader Ismail Haniyeh in his elegant office in the Qatari capital Doha, watching the bloody onslaught unfold on Al Jazeera and “prostrating in gratitude” with a group of other Hamas officials for the killing of over 1,300 Israelis, among them at least 1,000 civilians.
For years, Haniyeh has been rebuked by many Palestinians for leading a comfortable life away from the hardships of Gaza in the oil-rich Gulf monarchy, which offers shelter to the terror group’s leaders and an internationally recognized platform to spread its propaganda through Al Jazeera.
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WNU Editor: Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is not the only leader leader who is protected and far away from the war that he has helped to ignite. Almost all of the world's leaders are protected and immune from the policies and strategies that they implement.
Bastard.
ReplyDeletejust like Beennie netenyahoo. His son is in Miami in charge of a "non profit"
Dont see him in Gaza do ya?
And uncle Joe...his sons were lawyers and admin pukes in the military. They were doing the al gore thing of checking the block for future selling power.
Lol, you beat me to it. Bastards.😂 Must be nice.
DeleteIt's really absurd, they have billions of dollars and the people are suffering and encouraging innocent people to die. If I were president of Qatar, I would have them arrested and collected all the wealth then handed over to Israel as a reward and receive billions in exchange for these cowards
Deletelet's hope mossad resolves that issue soon. doubt any other agencies out there have the balls to do it
ReplyDelete^ At the very least make them less uh... comfortable
ReplyDeleteI hate Al Gore. Preliminaries out of the way. Did Al Gore have a choice of MOS? Unless there is a verified diary or something, we will never know. His senator father or the military brass could have pulled strings regardless of Al's desires.
ReplyDeleteSome on who is in college when they are drafted are more likely to get an admin job due to clerical or writing skills than a high school grad or non-grad.
Counter argument is there much of a difference between a college sophomore or freshman and and a high school grad in filling out forms in triplicate? In the military they said there really was not. What they said was the UIQ was not any different. The only real difference was the completion rate.
my guess is that Ismail Haniyeh's life will be shortened in time. The Israelis are patient with these things. They were killing nazis 30 years after the war.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how far Israel will go to square up with all who harmed them in this terror slaughter. When done with Hamas and Gaza, will they then quit tit for tat violence against Hezbollah and then work at taking them out for good? Then Iran? Turkey?
Time will tell.
if you have a law degree and you end up in the army, you do not go into the infantry. why dump nonsense on Biden kid? that is the way it works for all lawyers.
ReplyDeletePeople are getting real tired of wanna be future politicians getting a JD or similar degree and then going intel or JAG to avoid combat but still get the "vet" label.
ReplyDeletePeople see it exactly for what it is is box checking.
It is worth far more for someone to be a grunt and the get their law degree before running for office than them to get the law degree go JAG and then run for office.
The first guy had serious skin in the game. The other did not.
Myself, I was a REMF. No patrolling . No IEDs. Just random artillery hitting everything but the barracks and the office. It hit other people's offices. Nearby, but still other people's offices. Very considerate. You won't see me pulling a Dick Blumenthal maneuver.
Peter Wingfield was a doctor. Acted for 2 or so decades and then went back to being a doctor. If you have law degree why not go infantry, admin, intel, etc.
ReplyDeleteDiversity of view points is our strength. Or you can literally stove pipe everyone. I think 6:33 is rather dull. Hopefully, one day they will invent a smart pill and 6:33 can increase his IQ to the room temperature of a meat locker.
People see it exactly for what it is is box checking.
ReplyDeleteIt is worth far more for someone to be a grunt and the get their law degree before running for office than them to get the law degree go JAG and then run for office.
.from a former grunt.
THANK YOU
that is exactly what it is.....
all these silver spoon jerks are doing is playing the system for future gain. They suck.
If I were president of Qatar, I would order them to be arrested, collect their wealth and, on top of that, negotiate with Israel for billions to hand them over to the country, that would be good for the world and Qatar's coffers .
ReplyDeleteSo there are these Russian dudes. Not too bright. Not too dumb. Somehow just not right.
ReplyDeleteSo these dudes take the angle that the US should get out of Syria, because Torture King Assad is the second coming of Gandhi.
Qatar has been punching above is weight. It sent special forces to Syria to organize the Sunni resistance.
"If I were president of Qatar..." There is so much wrong from the git go. Russians. Dress them up, but you still cannot take them anywhere. MAN!
Qatar should take all the Gazan Nazis. Settle them all there (since they care so much). They can host the so-called nation of 'palistine'.
ReplyDeletePALINAZIS,
R,
The cure to ALL wars - make sure the politicians ARE ATE THE FRONT LINES!
ReplyDeleteLove people like 9:22 Love them to death
ReplyDeleteIf you cannot influence a thread for your masters, destroy it with inanity. Straight out of 1984.
People must not have coherent thought if it does not come from the state.