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by Bassam Tawil • February 10,
2018 at 5:00 am
- The Hamas-ISIS war
comes at a time when the Gaza Strip is experiencing a severe
humanitarian crisis, including shortages of fuel and medicine,
that has forced a number of hospitals and medical centers to
suspend their services. The suffering of the Palestinian
population in the Gaza Strip, however, is apparently of no
concern to Hamas.
- Instead of attending
to the needs of his people, Mahmoud Abbas is busy picking a
fight with the U.S. administration and its "Zionist"
representatives, David Friedman and Jason Greenblatt.
- Once again, the
Palestinians have fallen victim to their leaders, who are
seemingly preoccupied with one thing alone: pumping millions
of dollars of public donations into their own private coffers.
The war
between ISIS and Hamas reached its peak this week, with revelations
that ISIS had plotted to assassinate Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh
(pictured above). Photo by Abid Katib/Getty Images.
What do Muslim terrorists do when they are not
killing "infidels" and non-Muslims? It is simple: They
start killing each other.
Take, for example, the Islamic terror groups Hamas
and Islamic State (ISIS). Although the two groups share the same
ideology and seek to kill anyone who obstructs their effort to
spread their version of Islam to the rest of the world, it now
seems that the throats they are looking to slit are each other's.
The quarrel between Hamas and ISIS is not a spat
between good guys and bad guys. Rather, it is a dispute between two
bloodthirsty, vicious and ruthless Islamic terror groups that have
the blood of countless non-Muslims on their hands.
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