Sooner or later the militant Palestinians will have to realize that they can’t go head to head with an increasingly unrestrained Israeli military:
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak demanded from his Syrian counterpart Bashar Assad to deport the Syrian-based Hamas leadership unless it agrees to release kidnapped IDF soldier Cpl. Gilad Shalit, Palestinian sources said on Friday.
The demand was made in the context of a compromise that Egypt was attempting to draft between the Israel and Hamas, whose Damascus leader, Khaled Mashaal was demanding that thousands of Palestinian detainees, held in Israeli prisons, be released. Mubarak warned Mashaal that his position was leading the Palestinians to disaster, Israel Radio reported.
Sadly the Palestinians were led to disaster decades ago and have only themselves to blame for chosing hatred, over peace and prosperity, at every opportunity.
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