User:Irtapil/Hamas
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- User:Irtapil/Allegations of genocide in the 2023 Hamas attack on Israel
- Fix the mess if nobody has tidied up yet.
- that other thing i already forgot…
- format references on Mohammed Deif
- and maybe add something less horrid
- child soldiers - 15 or 18
- pretty sure those are just kidet camps, like Australia
- Badim Naim *Naim has several times condemned terror attacks against Jews that occurred in the United States[1] and Germany.[2]"
- Abu Obaida (Hamas)
- add copycats section
- Build redirect pages for other spellings?
- #REDIRECT [[ Abu Obaida (Hamas) ]]
- Fathi Hamad - that bloody speech
- Hamas - Nationalism and ISIS
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- Related pages
- Bearing Witness (2023 film)
- Look for other pages about propaganda?
- check which is more common
- start a draft
- things to look into
- sources mention cherry picked 7 October stuff
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- {{Hamas}}
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- {{citation needed| reason = Add appropriate citations to show this was only Hamas, or specify some ambiguity. Four (or more) groups claimed the attacks that day (Hamas: Al-Qassam Brigades, PIJ: Saraya Al-Quds, PFLP: Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, and DFLP: National Resistance Brigades), see [[2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel]], and at least three different groups held hostages. Many early reports, and even recent news media sources, over-simplify call everyone "Hamas", so a source to support this actually being only Hamas would need to acknowledge the others were involved elsewhere. }} [source?]
- consensus on other page to not use "terrorist" to refer to combatants of either side.
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- ↑ Levy, Elior (Oct 28, 2018). "Hamas official condemns Pittsburgh attack: 'proves that terror has no religion'". ynetnews. Retrieved Aug 12, 2020.
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Al-Aqsa Flood announcement change
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N74O67NSwKo |
| Mohammed Deif - 7 October 2023 | |
| on Al Jazeera English's YouTube channel |
| "Hamas Operation statement: Starts Operation Al-Aqsa Flood" | |
| on Al Jazeera English's YouTube channel |
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“The time has come to draw the line, for the enemy to understand that time is up, and they can't keep going without consequences. We are announcing an operation called Al-Aqsa Floods. In the first part of it 5000 rockets have been fired. It is the time to unite, for all the Arab and Islamic powers to overthrow the Israeli occupation. Don't hurt the old and the young, but fight. This is the time to expel those occupying our land, and for them to pay the price for its crimes and murders. Gather in mosques and pray that we will be victorious.” Hamas Operation statement: Starts Operation Al-Aqsa Flood ]
- 8 / 11 MINUTES
- An audio message from the Qassam Commander to launch Operation “Al-Aqsa Flood”
- Arabic: رسالة صوتية لقائد القسام لإطلاق عملية "طوفان الأقصى"
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version as of ~ 02:18, 6 January 2024 (UTC)
In July 2019, Hamad urged members of the Palestinian diaspora to kill "Jews everywhere". His comments were characterized as incitement to genocide by Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America[1] and the Simon Wiesenthal Center.[2] His rhetoric was widely condemned by other Palestinians and he later stated that he supports the Hamas policy of "limiting its resistance to the Zionist occupation that usurps Palestine’s land and defiles its holy sites".[3][4]
Nationalism change
Hamas is, first and foremost, a Nationalist movement. << cite AJ>>Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).
Sunni Islam forms a core part of their. values, but, unlike more fanatical Sunni Islamist movements - such as Al-Qaeda or ISIS (so called "Islamic State") - Hamas do not aim for a trans national or global Islamic Calephate.[5][6] Hamas have violently clashed with ISIS and other Salsfists in Gaza and Syria. [source?]
Hamas have even violently clashed with Salsfist ISIS-sympathisers in Gaza, and
Hamas' goal is to lead a strong independent nation of Palestine,<<Dr. Levi>> with Al-Quds
Another unusual feature is that most of their allies are Shia or Marxist.
Two of the groups in this are Marxist, two were founded by Christians, and (as far as I can tell) the DFLP is currently led by a Catholic.
Not ISIS change
Kibbutz Sufa is where the IDF claim they found an ISIS flag among the possessions of a dead person who they claimed was a "Hamas terrorist". But Hamas are not ISIS and do not resemble them.
+ refs on arby draft + refs open on fire fox
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Hamas follow a fairly mainstream conservative interpretation of Sunni Islam, which includes the acceptance of minority religions, particularly Palestinian Christians, as part of their nation.
Hamas themselves are religious conservatives but not "fundamentalist", e.g. fundamentalists consider musical instruments and artistic depictions of humans haram, whereas Hamas's anniversary rally in Gaza December 2022 looked and sounded like a Judas Priest gig (specifically the Nostradamus tour), with a variety of middle eastern and western style music and ten story high portrait of Yassin, on the past they've also plagiarised Bollywood music to make taunting video clips in broken Hebrew.
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- ↑ "Guardian, Independent and Telegraph ignore Hamas official's call for genocide > CAMERA UK". CAMERA UK. 16 July 2019. Retrieved 10 May 2020.
- ↑ "'A Fatwa for Genocide' – Wiesenthal center slams Hamas charter". The Jerusalem Post. 14 July 2019. Retrieved 10 May 2020.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center slammed Hamas in a press release on Sunday, pointing out that the terrorist group's charter contains "a Fatwa for genocide" and the statement by senior Hamas official Fathi Hammad, who called on Palestinians living around the world to "go out and slaughter and kill Jews."
- ↑ Rasgon, Adam. "Hamas official walks back call to Palestinian Diaspora to kill 'Jews everywhere'". Times of Israel. Retrieved 16 July 2019.
But our brothers [in the diaspora] are still preparing. They are trying to prepare. They are warming up. A long time has passed with them warming up. All of you 7 million Palestinians abroad, enough of the warming up. You have Jews everywhere and we must attack every Jew on the globe by way of slaughter and killing, if God permits. Enough of the warming up
- ↑ "Hamas official calls on Palestinians abroad to kill Jews". Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Retrieved 16 July 2019.
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Modern War Institute at West Point
- Dr. Levi West on "Understanding Hamas: From Tactics to Strategy" [1][2]
- as it appeared in Modern War Institute podcast
- https://mwi.westpoint.edu/mwi-podcast-understanding-hamas-from-tactics-to-strategy/
- The Hamas attacks against Israel on October 7 and the ongoing Israeli military campaign in Gaza are the latest, tragic chapters in a complex, decades-long conflict between Israel and a variety of actors—not only Hamas, but Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, and others. By zooming out from the current events and looking expansively at that conflict, it is possible to identify a deeply important irregular warfare component—a component that shapes that conflict at all levels, from tactics to strategy.
- To explore irregular warfare in that context, the Irregular Warfare Podcast is producing a special, three-part series of episodes. In the first, host Adam Darnley-Stuart speaks to renowned counterterrorism analyst Dr. Levi West about Hamas, its history, and its strategy. Dr. West offers nuanced insights into Hamas operations and the likelihood that the organization’s tactics might be adopted by other groups around the world. The discussion explores the effects of the October 7 attacks and Israel’s ongoing military response on the enduring friction between Israel and Iran, examines the broader impacts on the geopolitical environment, and more.
- You can here that discussion in this special episode of the MWI Podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the Irregular Warfare Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app to be sure you hear the second and third parts of this timely series.
- iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/understanding-hamas-from-tactics-to-strategy/id1079958510?i=1000634767004
- Description from iTunes - This special episode of the MWI Podcast features the first installment of a three-part miniseries produced by the Irregular Warfare Initiative. The series focuses on irregular warfare in Israel and is hosted by Adam Darnley-Stuart. In the first episode, he speaks to renowned counterterrorism analyst Dr. Levi West about Hamas, its history, and its strategy. Dr. West offers nuanced insights into Hamas operations and the likelihood that the organization's tactics might be adopted by other groups around the world. The discussion explores the effects of the October 7 Hamas attacks and Israel's ongoing military response on the enduring friction between Israel and Iran, examines the broader impacts on the geopolitical environment, and more. Be sure to subscribe to the Irregular Warfare Podcast to hear the second and third parts of this timely series.
- official audio? https://modern-war-institute.castos.com/episodes/understanding-hamas-from-tactics-to-strategy
- Player.fm - https://player.fm/series/modern-war-institute/understanding-hamas-from-tactics-to-strategy
- Listen Notes - https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/modern-war-institute/understanding-hamas-from-lhI28DQCMTJ/
- Spotify - but the auto transcript actually screes up his Aussie accent at the key point
- Taking the Long View on Hamas - Irregular Warfare Podcast [3]
- as it appeared in the other series (different title)
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- the police station computer blown up
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- ↑ Darnley-Stuart, Adam; West, Levi (14 November 2023). "MWI Podcast: Understanding Hamas—from Tactics to Strategy". Modern War Institute. Modern War Institute at West Point. Retrieved 5 January 2024.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Darnley-Stuart, Adam; West, Dr. Levi. "Modern War Institute: Understanding Hamas: From Tactics to Strategy on Apple Podcasts". Modern War Institute Podcast. Apple Podcasts. Modern War Institute at West Point. Retrieved 5 January 2024.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 West, Levi; Darnley-Stuart, Adam. "Irregular Warfare Podcast: Taking the Long View on Hamas on Apple Podcasts". Irregular Warfare Podcast. iTunes. Modern War Institute at West Point. Retrieved 6 January 2024.
- ↑ Darnley-Stuart, Adam; West, Levi (14 November 2023). "MWI Podcast: Understanding Hamas—from Tactics to Strategy". Modern War Institute. Modern War Institute at West Point. Retrieved 5 January 2024.