Well well well... looks like Hamas is actually NOT that tight with the Palestinian Authority, and did not consult the leadership in West Bank before deciding to launch an enormous attack on October 7— which likely required months of training and thousands of people coordinating, according to Kash Patel.

I recall prognosticating this exact disclosure, since it made no sense for Palestine to attack Israel, given that it was about to be granted everything it's wanted since the Six-Day War in 1968, per the Saudi Peace Initiative. (Autonomy and the end of the IDF military occupation in the West Bank.)

Hamas was founded by Israel, so that Israel could justify eventually invading Gaza and annexing the land.

"I'm proud I prevented establishment of a Palestinian State."

The Prime Minister who signed the Oslo Accords on behalf of Israel— Yitzhak Rabin— was assassinated in 1995 by a radicalized Jewish terrorist (and Israeli citizen) named Yigal Amir, before the conditions of the Oslo Accords could be honored.

Bibi Netanyau subsequently became Israeli Prime Minister, and has effectively ruled the country ever since. He recently bragged that he intentionally subverted the Oslo Accords because he never believed in them, and has no intention of honoring them.

Bibi called the Oslo Accords a "fatal mistake," and took credit for "putting the brakes" on the Oslo peace process in the wake of Rabin's murder.

(Man, that assassination of Rabin was awfully convenient for Bibi Netanyahu's political ambitions. Are we honestly suppose to believe that he had nothing to do with it?)

So who is the real bad guy here?