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India's stand on Israel-Palestine issues

[1] “Our policy has been longstanding and consistent. India always advocated the resumption of direct negotiations towards establishing a sovereign, independent and viable state of Palestine, living within secure and recognised borders, side by side at peace with Israel.”

[2] “There is also the responsibility to fight the menace of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations."

[3] “There is a universal obligation to observe humanitarian law”.
A detailed analysis on Israel-Palestine is about to come today. It would give comprehensive analysis of this topic from different dimensions : -

(1) Understanding context of the Israel-Palestine dispute
(2) How Hamas is different from PLO?
(3) Why did Hamas attack now?
(4) Implications of current attack by Hamas on Israel
(5) How does India see the Israel-Palestine issue?
(6) Possible options to bring peace between Israel and Palestine.

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Differences within Palestinians: How Hamas is different from PLO?

1. Extreme demands
: Hamas opposed the Oslo agreement, which allowed the formation of the Palestinian Authority. When the PLO recognised Israel, Hamas rejected the two-state solution and vowed to liberate the whole of Palestine “from the [Jordan] River to the [Mediterranean] Sea”.

2. Gaining legitimacy of Hamas: In the 2006 legislative elections in the Palestinian territory, Hamas won 74 out of the 132 seats, while the Fatah party, the PLO’s backbone, got only 45 seats. In its election manifesto, Hamas showed, for the first time, signs of moderation. It dropped the call for the destruction of Israel, which was mentioned in the 1988 charter, and said its first priority was to change the situation for Palestinians.

3. Clashes within Palestinian: As tensions rose between Fatah and Hamas in the West Bank, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas dissolved the Hamas government. This led to violent clashes between Fatah and Hamas. Fatah ousted Hamas from the West Bank and Hamas ousted the former from Gaza in 2007. Since then, Hamas is the government in Gaza. While Hamas never gave up its right to armed resistance, it still refuses to recognise Israel but offered hudna (a lasting ceasefire) if Israel returned to the 1967 border.

4. New charter 2017: In 2017, it adopted a new charter from which the anti-Semitic remarks of the original charter were expunged. The new document stated Hamas is not seeking war with the Jewish people — but with Zionism that drives the occupation of Palestine.

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Hamas was basically founded in the face of "Mujama al-Islamiya" (the social-religious charity) with the help of Israel in Gaza Strip. It had primarily two objectives - (1) Building a parallel leadership to PLO and (2) Bring development in the Gaza Strip to normalize tension. Later it became a rival child of Israel's idea of Mujama al-Islamiya.

Once Hillary Clinton had rightly said - "You can't keep snakes in your backyard and expect them to only bite your neighbour". We can draw a parallel line to Al-Qaeda which was created by USA to defeat Russia and Bhindrawala which was created by Indian National Congress to counter Akali Dal. Later, Al-Qaeda and Bhindrawala backfired at USA and Congress respectively.

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(1) Journey of transgender struggle in India
(2) Arguments against Same Sex marriage
(3) Arguments in favour of Same Sex marriage
(4) What logics were given by SC of India for rejecting it?
(5) What should be the way ahead?

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In Satyug, virtue and evil were existing in two different Loks i.e., Dev lok and Asur lok. In Treta yug, both virtue and evil existed in the same lok. For e.g. Lord Rama and Ravana. In Dwapar Yug, both virtue and evil existed in the same family. For e.g. Kaurava and Pandava in Mahabharata. In Kalayug, both virtue and evil exist within the same person i.e., within you.

Dussehra marks the victory of good/virtue over evil. May Lord Rama bless you with the courage to follow the path of virtue and righteousness. Happy Vijayadashami to all members of Decoding World Affairs.
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