Liberman: Israel-Hamas agreement would be surrender to terrorism

T. Belman. I agree. You don’t make a deal with the devil. In this case to make a deal with Hamas is to acknowledge that they forced us to deal with them.

JPOST

Avigdor Liberman, Yisrael Beytenu chairman, said on Wednesday that the Israeli government would be “capitulating to terrorism” if reports that it is negotiating a five-year truce with Hamas are accurate.

In an interview with Army Radio, the former foreign minister called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to come to any understandings with the Hamas regime in Gaza.

“If, indeed, the government of Israel is going for a deal with Hamas, and Hamas continues to arm itself and rehabilitate its terrorist infrastructure, that is tantamount to capitulating to terrorism, and I hope that these are just media reports and not a reflection of reallity,” Liberman said.

June 17, 2015 | 3 Comments »

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  1. Israel welcomes chaos on its borders……
    “our security situation has not looked so good for quite some time. ……”
    “Our strategic situation has never been better,” boasted Tzachi Hanegbi……….
    “All around us states are collapsing,” said Netanyahu, “Syria. Libya. Yemen. Actually they don’t exist anymore as we used to know them.”
    http://unitycoalitionforisrael.org/uci_2014/?p=14037

    wheres Felix? 😛

    “I speak with quite a few of our neighbors … more than you’d think.” Never specifically naming the Saudi kingdom, Netanyahu, boasted ……
    … about bridge building,” said Netanyahu. “It’s not strengthened by grand announcements. It can be undermined.”…….

    the reason for BB’s odd behavior over the lat few years?

    One power play has transfixed Netanyahu’s circle: the idea that in exchange for throwing his diplomatic heft into the battle to stop a nuclear Iran, Saudi Arabia can pressure the Palestinians into dramatic concessions…………

    “Bridge-building,” he said, “can be built if our Arab neighbors pressure the Palestinians back to the negotiating table for a responsible deal.”……..

    “I’ve received some requests from Arab quarters,” said Netanyahu. “‘You go out there, you tell them.’ I……

    “We must form alliances near and far,” said Netanyahu, “Far and near. …..

    The war may yet change their loyalties irrevocably, allowing Israel to win any future referendum on the Golan’s status — and strengthen the case that the Golan Heights should not be considered occupied territory.

  3. I do not believe these reports. Do not believe news Hamas and Quatar puts out.

    Lieberman is trying to be relavant. He dropped a line yesterday for 1000 houses in Malaah Adumim he would consider joining the coalition. He is getting nervous in the political wilderness.