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Stupid boy!
The UN are not in the habit of listing all the organisations that they do not consider as terrorists.
It would be like the greengrocer listing his vegatables as not fruit.
And his fruit as not vegatables.
And the zoo listing its insects as not animals, and it's animals as not insects.
You are very stupid sometimes.
Here's the nearest you'll get:
General Assembly Adopts Text Reiterating Call for Comprehensive Middle East Peace, after Failing to Pass Resolution Condemning Actions by Hamas in Gaza | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases
The General Assembly decided today to reiterate its call for the achievement of just and lasting peace in the Middle East while also failing to adopt a text condemning actions by Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza.
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So the UN definition becomes a tool of the West?
So are Israel.
As it does prove that Israel as terrorists.
What is the point of describing warring opponents as both sides are terrorists?
Both sides are committing war crimes, that's easily understood and there are international tools for dealing with that.
Hamas are Palestinians. We've done this already, and with Notch7 days ago.
Blimey
Apparently they can penetrate destroy some thing that deep
Best hamas start digging deeper ???
Therein is the grand irony. These pro-zionist Christians are amongst the most anti-Semitic people on the planet. They do this every few hundred years. They cosy up to them, and when they see their stubbornness they return to butchering them.
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Steady on old chap....
The BBC is understood to have received more than 1,500 complaints relating to its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict with complaints split almost evenly between those claiming its reporting has been biased against Israel and those saying it is biased against Palestinians.
The Guardian understands the complaints on each side are in the region of 800 and are within a handful of each other. The broadcaster said it had given “careful consideration” to all aspects of its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The BBC said: “We received complaints from people who feel that our reporting of the conflict has been biased against Israel, and complaints from those who feel it has been biased against the Palestinians.
the BeeB@the Grun
Right in the sweet spot. The gnomes in BBC towers must be delighted.
The Guardian understands the complaints on each side are in the region of 800 and are within a handful of each other. The broadcaster said it had given “careful consideration” to all aspects of its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
The BBC said: “We received complaints from people who feel that our reporting of the conflict has been biased against Israel, and complaints from those who feel it has been biased against the Palestinians.
the BeeB@the Grun
Right in the sweet spot. The gnomes in BBC towers must be delighted.
pathetic attempt at twisting thingsHamas are Palestinians. We've done this already, and with Notch7 days ago.
Palestinians are not Hamas….that’s the important thing..
You’ve provided zero evidence from the actual United Nations website that shows a list of terrorist groups with Hamas missing.Stupid boy!
The UN are not in the habit of listing all the organisations that they do not consider as terrorists.
It would be like the greengrocer listing his vegatables as not fruit.
And his fruit as not vegatables.
And the zoo listing its insects as not animals, and it's animals as not insects.
You are very stupid sometimes.
Here's the nearest you'll get:
NB, this is from a previous flare up of conflict: 2018.General Assembly Adopts Text Reiterating Call for Comprehensive Middle East Peace, after Failing to Pass Resolution Condemning Actions by Hamas in Gaza | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases
The General Assembly decided today to reiterate its call for the achievement of just and lasting peace in the Middle East while also failing to adopt a text condemning actions by Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza.press.un.org
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So far all you’ve managed is Fox News and Wikepedia…where do they get their information from?
The BBC tries to be impartial, in so doing it ends getting complaints from both sides of impartiality.
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