Hamas And Its Impact On The Political Group Hamas

The political group Hamas has led to the death of many innocent civilians, while also funding the Palestinians, providing them schools, mosques, hospitals, and much more. In conflict with multiple groups, Hamas is trying to keep government control of Palestine while also attempting to put fear into the Israeli people and government. Different sides have different viewpoints on Hamas, and the group’s radical actions have made a large impact on the Arab-Israeli movement. Hamas is an acronym in Arabic that means The Islamic Resistance Movement. Hamas is a militant Palestinian group that promotes violence against Israel, while also providing social help to Palestine. Hamas mixes Palestine nationalism and Islamic fundamentalism, and its goal is

Hamas uses terrorism, such as rocket attacks, suicide bombings, and stabbings, to put fear into Israel. Israel then retaliates, and it leads to more deaths by counter-attacks. For example, Operation Pillar of Defense was launched by Israel in November 2012 to punish Hamas for the excessive rocket attacks. Also, Hamas launched rockets at Israel for not lifting the blockade on the Gaza Strip. In return, an assault known as Operation Cast lead was instituted by Israel, and it led to over one thousand Palestinian deaths. These examples show that when Hamas uses terrorism, Israel reciprocates with other forms of violence. In the past, Hamas believed that peace was not the answer and that they should get rid of all the Jews in Israel and the West Bank. Recently, a Palestinian Authority official said that Hamas accepted the two-state solution, which states that Israel recognizes Palestine as its own country, Israeli people are withdrawn from the West Bank, and that the Palestinian violence stops. However, Khaled Meshal, the Hamas leader, refused to renounce the violence. He said that “If they stop firing, we stop firing”, and “Unfortunately, non-violence doesn’t work against

Hamas funds for important things in Palestine, such as orphanages, schools, and help to over 10,000 families of Palestinian prisoners, leading to more support in Palestine. Hamas’s supporters see it as a genuine resistance movement, but Israelis see it differently. They view Hamas as a terrorist group trying to destroy them. Most of the western world opposes the tactics used by Hamas, while the Muslim and Arab world supports them and believes that their violence is justified. An example of justification of violence is when Hamas killed nearly 60 Israelis by many bus suicide bombings. They used violence because The Israelis assassinated the Hamas bomb maker, Yahya Ayyash. Although not all of their violence is justified, both sides have used unnecessary violence in this