Bahraini Crown Prince Condemns Hamas, Calls to Free Hostages

[Guno צְבִי]

Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen meets with Bahraini Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa in Manama, .
Bahraini Crown Prince and Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa over the weekend “unequivocally” condemned Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre of 1,200 Israelis and called on the terrorist group to release the estimated 240 hostages held in the Gaza Strip.

Addressing the International Institute for Strategic Studies’ Manama Dialogue conference, which included officials from across the Middle East, the United States and Europe, the Bahraini leader said that Hamas’s actions “were barbaric, they were horrific.

“They were indiscriminate. They killed women, children, the elderly, it did not matter,” he noted.

“They hit civilian institutions and they hit military targets,” Salman added. “And on top of that, it seems it’s OK now to grab hostages and take them away and speak about it as if it’s an act of war. That is something that we condemn.

“I don’t think any Arab leader has called on Hamas to release the hostages,” he continued. “So it is a time for straight talking. It is a time when political positioning and the perpetuation of poisonous narratives and opposing narratives must no longer be our methodology.”

https://www.jewishpress.com/news/mid...es/2023/11/20/

[Yakuda]

Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen meets with Bahraini Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa in Manama, .
Bahraini Crown Prince and Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa over the weekend “unequivocally” condemned Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre of 1,200 Israelis and called on the terrorist group to release the estimated 240 hostages held in the Gaza Strip.

Addressing the International Institute for Strategic Studies’ Manama Dialogue conference, which included officials from across the Middle East, the United States and Europe, the Bahraini leader said that Hamas’s actions “were barbaric, they were horrific.

“They were indiscriminate. They killed women, children, the elderly, it did not matter,” he noted.

“They hit civilian institutions and they hit military targets,” Salman added. “And on top of that, it seems it’s OK now to grab hostages and take them away and speak about it as if it’s an act of war. That is something that we condemn.

“I don’t think any Arab leader has called on Hamas to release the hostages,” he continued. “So it is a time for straight talking. It is a time when political positioning and the perpetuation of poisonous narratives and opposing narratives must no longer be our methodology.”

https://www.jewishpress.com/news/mid...es/2023/11/20/

If only the party of talib and omar could condemn hamas maybe then we'd get somewhere

[Guno צְבִי]

If only the party of talib and omar could condemn hamas maybe then we'd get somewhere

talib and omar do not speak for or reflect the views of the Democratic party

[Yakuda]

talib and omar do not speak for or reflect the views of the Democratic party

No they are just members of the party of hate and that's your party. Sad and sick that you support that shit. You have no clue how many people in that party hate you do you? You're a sap.

[T. A. Gardner]

Bahrain's government has long figured out that terrorism, tribal warfare, and theocracy doesn't work. They're one of the few Arab nations that's getting it right and no longer acting like it's the 15th Century...

[T. A. Gardner]

talib and omar do not speak for or reflect the views of the Democratic party

Unfortunately, that's no longer true. The Democrats are party of the Left and their radical Leftist wing, as embodied by the Squad as one example, have become the totalitarian, racist, haters today. Talib and Omar do express the sentiments, often unspoken because less radical Democrats recognize the issue with voters, of the Democrat party.

[serendipity]

talib and omar do not speak for or reflect the views of the Democratic party

Sadly you're wrong, if not true then why do they keep being reelected?

[Guno צְבִי]

Sadly you're wrong, if not true then why do they keep being reelected?

They are elected in their district not nationally

same as the hillbilly white trash subspecies Marjorie Taylor Greene

[Guno צְבִי]

No they are just members of the party of hate and that's your party. Sad and sick that you support that shit. You have no clue how many people in that party hate you do you? You're a sap.

Jews are saps? lol, as if we would have anything to do with the white goyim party and their history

[Yakuda]

Jews are saps? lol, as if we would have anything to do with the white goyim party and their history

Yes if you're a jew and you vote for a party with cockroaches like talib an Omar in it then you're a fucking sap. Those two fucking HATE you but you support them. You're not only a sap you're fucked up morally.

[ExpressLane]

talib and omar do not speak for or reflect the views of the Democratic party

Their base is very vocal and is influencing the Democrat party. The Democrat Jews need to be more vocal.

[ExpressLane]

They are elected in their district not nationally

same as the hillbilly white trash subspecies Marjorie Taylor Greene

They vote nationally.

[anonymoose]

Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen meets with Bahraini Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa in Manama, .
Bahraini Crown Prince and Prime Minister Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa over the weekend “unequivocally” condemned Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre of 1,200 Israelis and called on the terrorist group to release the estimated 240 hostages held in the Gaza Strip.

Addressing the International Institute for Strategic Studies’ Manama Dialogue conference, which included officials from across the Middle East, the United States and Europe, the Bahraini leader said that Hamas’s actions “were barbaric, they were horrific.

“They were indiscriminate. They killed women, children, the elderly, it did not matter,” he noted.

“They hit civilian institutions and they hit military targets,” Salman added. “And on top of that, it seems it’s OK now to grab hostages and take them away and speak about it as if it’s an act of war. That is something that we condemn.

“I don’t think any Arab leader has called on Hamas to release the hostages,” he continued. “So it is a time for straight talking. It is a time when political positioning and the perpetuation of poisonous narratives and opposing narratives must no longer be our methodology.”

https://www.jewishpress.com/news/mid...es/2023/11/20/

My proposal.
Israel agrees to stop all hostilities once all the hostages are freed.
They’re not going to irradicate Hamas, that just isn’t possible.
They’ve gotten their revenge, now they just have to learn from this experience and beef up security. And get rid of Netanyahu.

[Walt]

I give the Arab leadership credit for doing as much to oppose Hamas as is politically possible.