A real work of peace? An Israel-Hamas deal

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[@sirshauniv511]

It only works if both sides want it to, and that doesn't seem to be the case right now.

[@brianburgess3231]

Isreal tries often, Hamas always rejects .. but then they've never really been the voice of the Palestinian people anyway

[@brianburgess3231]

an attempt😢

[@mjdietz]

The Table The Majority Have no say But The concensus The Same The Leadershership agenda

[@NickMACK1473]

watching from Grenada in the south east Caribbean