Given the reality that there are people in Gaza that are not Hamas combatants, while Hamas continues to pursue the destruction of Israel, what sustainable path forward can ensure security for Israel and a viable future for the non-combatant population in Gaza?
If you can determine that then I will give you a knighthood and the Nobel Peace Prize.
You can't name one?
Negotiated Two-State Solution
Strengthening Moderate Leadership
International Mediation
Economic Development
Security Cooperation
Humanitarian Aid and Reconstruction
People-to-People Programs
Regional Cooperation
Addressing Core Issues
Ceasefires and Confidence-Building Measures
Edit: If they choose to treat Gazans similarly to how marginalized communities are often neglected in the USA—by ignoring the historical factors that led to their situation, demanding they figure it out on their own while simultaneously hindering their progress—they can expect Gazans to continue to struggle. Only difference is niggas don't have a nation like Iran arming Negro militants.
Edit: I'm talking about the people of Gaza, not Hamas. So please don't put on a superhero cape and go soaring through the sky shouting, 'They've tried to negotiate multiple times.' I'm focused on winning over the people and helping them secure their country from organizations like Hamas and Iran's influences.
Edit2: For the record, America has won me over. However, not everyone who shares my background feels the same way, and I understand why. I don't agree with them, but I can see where they're coming from.
