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Just compare the victims of the junkyard Hamas missiles and the countless, often innocent victims of Israeli air strikes.

The fact that Hezbollah and Hamas are actively opposing Israel, while Egypt made peace with Israel in 79 is also a factor.

> Hamas has spent much of its money on missiles that it shoots at Israeli civilian population centers.

When are we putting Hamas and other militant groups going to the ICC (because their local justice systems are so unable to promote justice)?

You see the same relationship in negotiations between Iran and the P5+1, between Hamas and the Quartet and between every black man on the street in America and any policeman that they meet.

After Hamas won democratic elections in Gaza in 2006 (with an electoral platform that among other things renounced the call for the destruction of Israel), Israel shut the borders of Gaza preventing the flow of people and goods.

Is more of a terrorist an Hamas combatant who launches a rocket in the direction of a city, knowing perfectly that most probably it won't cause any victims (he should be very stupid to think otherwise), or the pilot of a jet that knows that 3/4 of his victims will be civilians?

Sure thing: Hezbollah in Lebanon [0], Hamas in Palestine [1], the Taliban in Afghanistan [2], the Islamic State and related factions in various fluid-bordered Middle Eastern regions [3], several Mexican drug cartels (with the notable exception of the Zetas), the list goes on and on.

Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian National Authority, has said "Hamas is funded by Iran.

"Re-balance relation with Israel" could equally be construed as propping up Hamas and giving his blessing for Iran to build nuclear weapons.

For those who want to read more, Thomas Rid's badly named "War 2.0" discusses the impressive media efforts of groups such as Hamas (who have their own satellite TV channel).

It claims it is financed by donations, but the donations are nothing like what it receives from Iran".[15] From 2000 to 2004, Hamas was responsible for killing nearly 400 Israelis and wounding more than 2,000 in 425 attacks, according to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Iran has been at war with Israel for at least 30 years via its proxies Hezbollah and Hamas.

Hamas has spent much of its money on missiles that it shoots at Israeli civilian population centers.

Hamas also restricts travel to Israel since it's afraid people will develop positive attitudes to Israel or become collaborators.