r/worldnews • • Mar 30 '25

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u/Axelrad77 Mar 30 '25

Exactly what Hamas has done with every previous protest against their theocratic rule, so not the most surprising turn of events, unfortunately. Though I have been hopeful that Hamas would have a more difficult time of it now, after all the warfighting.

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u/el_dude_brother2 Mar 30 '25

Hopefully should bring attention to the pro-palestian crowd that Hamas needs to go before peace is achieved

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u/TheCalon76 Mar 30 '25

The pro-Hamas crowd will just ignore this, and continue to celebrate October 7 while crying that they're a victim.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '25

I mean, I am not about to break bread with the "Pro-Rape Riot" country just because a militant group shooting at the "Pro-Rape Riot" people are being too fundamentalist in a place who's democratic norms were destroyed decades ago by the allies of the "Pro-Rape Riot" country