Military Coup in Egypt: USA-Israel terror twins isolate Hamas!

                   -BY DR. ABDUL RUFF COLACHAL 

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The enemies of Palestine, USA-Israel fascist twins, have succeeded in weakening the Palestine’s ruling party Hamas by getting the Mursi regime ousted through backdoor military coup in Egypt.

US-Israel fascist twins want Egypt and Turkey to promote Zionist interests on a permanent basis But the rise of Brotherhood and Mursi presidency upset the Zionist agenda, threatening the very existence of fascist regime in Mideast.

For Palestine Hamas fighting against the Zionist criminal state crimes, ouster of Presdient Mursi is a rude shock since the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood is more than just an ally; it is a parent organization with identical goals of establishing a society based on sharia or Islamic law. Indeed Hamas defines itself in its charter and elsewhere as a ''branch'' of the brotherhood.

President Mursi encouraged coordination meetings between top Muslim Brotherhood figures and Hamas leaders—although Mursi was under tremendous US pressure to be careful to adhere to Egypt's peace treaty with Israel. Hamas was disappointed that Morsi did not move to open the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and the Strip to commercial traffic, a step that would have definitively broken its isolation.

However, Hamas knew that they had in the Egyptian president someone who basically sympathized with them.

The loss of Egypt leaves Hamas perhaps for the first time in its history without any ally in the region.

USA-Israel fascists want to isolate the Hamas. The demonstrations in Istanbul were indented also to divert Turkey’s attention and preoccupation from Hamas government Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been too preoccupied by domestic protests to give much backing to Hamas.

Now the Zionist terrorists would think they have  overcome their isolation in global arena  since their horrible defeat in UN, even with unconditional support from unilateral dictatorial USA, over Palestine statehood  resolution which was passed  with a overwhelming vote. 

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The  military led and west backed  crisis in Egypt has obviously  created confusion in the Hamas Islamic Resistance Movement that won the last Palestinian legislative election in 2006 and took control of Gaza as anti-Palestine western states  created a civil war by misusing the Fatah party led by Mahmoud Abbas a year later.

Obviously, the CIA-Mossad worked overnight to remove the Mursi regime by a military coup as it could end the treaty sooner than later. Israel had previously responded more cautiously to Mursi's removal by the Egyptian army on July 3. Netanyahu avoided any comment at the time, though a confidant expressed hope that Egypt's new leaders may restore largely frozen contacts with Israel. Netanyahu reiterated Israel's concern that a U.S.-brokered 1979 peace treaty with Egypt should remain intact, alluding also to a surge of violence in a Sinai border region since Israel's ally Hosni Mubarak was toppled from power in Egypt two years ago. "Preserving the peace with Egypt through these convulsions is of central importance to us,"  hawkish Netanyahu said.

Obviously, Israel rejoiced at the fall of the Mursi government and  harassment of Brotherhood leaders by the military. Tel-Aviv see the end of both Brotherhood led Mursi regime, Hamas in Palestine as well as political Islam, represented by Brotherhood and Hamas.

Netanyahu considers the fall of the president, Mohamed Mursi as the weaknesses of political Islamist movements. He claimed that over the long haul these radical Islamic regimes are going to fail because they don't offer the adequate enfranchisement that you need to develop a country economically, politically and culturally. For him radical Islamism was wholly unsuited to dealing with a global economic and information revolution, and "goes right back to medievalism against the whole thrust of modernity, so over time it's bound to fail".

Fall of Hamas would help the continued occupation of Palestine territories by USA-Israeli regimes.

What about Judaism Zionist fascism??

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Israel is ruled not by political parties but by Zionist fascist ideology. Politicians just play terrorist roles duly endorsing the Mossad strategies.

USA-Israel fascist twins were quite eager to delink President Mursi regime from the Hamas government in Palestine and hence one can hardly underestimate the setback that Egyptian president Mohamed Mursi's ouster by the military coup deals to Hamas government,

Rise of Mohammad Mursi in Egypt winning the presidency through democratic means helped ease the life conditions besieged Palestinians as Egypt removed much of the blockades to Gaza strip.  President Mursi brokered the ceasefire agreement that ended last November's three-week Israel-Gaza mini-war on terms seen as favorable to Hamas. Before the 2011 revolution that was followed by Morsi's election, relations between Hamas and the dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak were lukewarm, with Egypt joining the Israeli fascist regime in harming Palestinian interests through blockades and attacks.

Mubarak favored Fatah party its leader and US backed President Mahmoud Abbas over Hamas and even appearing to acquiesce in Israel's Operation Cast Lead, the 2008-2009 military campaign in Gaza launched with the stated purpose of halting Hamas rocket fire. However, the real cause for this Israeli holocaust drive in Gaza strip had an important issue: to win the general elections by the then ruling party. However, the ruling was ousted by the president after the poll and Likud party was brought back to power to continue to Zionist crimes without conscience.

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Egypt military that shamelessly encouraged and promoted demonstrations against the first ever democratically elected President Mohammad Mursi, now opposes popular demonstrations in favor of Mursi and Brotherhood and threatens to use brute forces to remove the popular movement in Cairo.

Hamas proved itself as a truly democratic Party and held polls to elect a government after Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in 2005 instead of making Palestine a military regime, as expected by the enemies of Palestine in West and Mideast, to protect the people from Zionist attacks. The vote was held in both West bank and Gaza strip. Hamas achieved its stunning victory in the legislative elections the following year.

After the fall of the Muslim Brotherhood and the loss of Syria and Iran and the uncertainty over Qatar, Hamas is in a very difficult situation. It is wary of moving towards reconciliation under these circumstances, it would be surrender.' Nor has Abbas shown thus far a willingness to meet Hamas demands such as sharing power in the Palestine Liberation Organization. He is also not anxious to alienate John Kerry, who has “invested” so much to relaunch peace diplomacy, making overtures to Hamas even more unlikely unless the negotiating bid collapses.

CIA-Mossad calculations about fate of Hamas , which has an entirely Sunni Muslim constituency, along Sunni-Shi’a lines have worked well. For many years Sunni Syria ruled by a Shi’a leader Assad and Shii’te Iran were Hamas's patrons and the Lebanese Shiite Hezbollah movement a close ally. But after the start of the Arab Spring, Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal in-exile decided on a strategic shift of the group's alliances. Despite Damascus being the headquarters for Hamas's political bureau, Meshaal opposed the Assad regime's quelling of the uprising in Syria, a move that also made Hamas an enemy in the eyes of Syria's Iranian allies and Hezbollah. The decision also placed Hamas in the Sunni camp together with the Gulf States in the sectarian conflict with Shiites increasingly wracking the Middle East. Meshaal was betting on Qatar, Turkey and Egypt as the rising powers in the region.

Enemies of Palestine think Hamas will wind up sooner than later. Qatar's support has become a question mark with a new emir, Tamim Bin Khalifa, succeeding his father, Hamad Bin Khalifa al-Thani (who had paid a landmark visit to Gaza earlier this year). Tamim appears to be setting his sites on a less ambitious foreign policy for the emirate, something that could impact funding for Gaza. Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been too preoccupied by domestic protests to give much backing to Hamas. The sense is that when things further clarify in Egypt,

All of this makes it probable Hamas will opt for Iran, including a possible return to cross-border rocket attacks against Israel. Even the prospect of an all out war with Israel might not deter a cornered Hamas.

Hamas will make a choice between ending the six-year-old rift with Abbas's Fatah movement and restoring its relations with Iran, including by championing armed attacks against Israel.

Hamas need to do something decisive to break its isolation.

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The coup in Egypt has cost Gaza's Hamas its most important foreign ally, while more and more ordinary Palestinians are getting caught up in the growing animosity between Egypt's new government and Gaza'..

Enemies of Palestine focus on the ways and means to weaken further the ruling Hamas and therefore oppose any bounce back from its reversals.

Israelis depend more on Hamas-Fatah split rather than positive diplomacy to settle the occupation issue m amicably. Hence they are not ready for peace by showing that diplomacy led by Abbas is the way to end Israeli occupation and genocides.

Egyptian military is trying to justify its illegal coup against an elected government. The post-Morsi Egypt controlled by west backed military is veering for the first time into outright hostility towards both Mursi and Hamas, something that would inevitably also entail favoritism towards its rival, Abbas.

The Egyptian media, now regulated by the CIA media nuts,  is now blaming Hamas for lawlessness in the Sinai Peninsula and for carrying out attacks on soldiers and policemen there. The media has also been alleging Hamas was involved in attacks on prisons on January 29, 2011 that freed thirty Islamists, including Morsi.

Refusal by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt the ongoing constructions of illegal structures in the West Bank at Palestinian expense can only help ensure Hamas's continued resonance in spite of its current troubles.

Israel has retained all terror clutches over Gaza as well by terror blockades and control mechanisms. It wants that to continue forever.  

Israel promotes violence espoused by Hamas as response to Zionist state fascist attacks, and it keeps planning to proliferate the illegal colonies inside Palestine

The realignment has all gone awry for Hamas. Reconciliation with Fatah is not seen at present as being an appealing choice for Hamas. While Abbas, being controlled by the CIA<, wants the reconciliation to lead to elections within three months, Hamas is not enthusiastic about bogus peace talks  as well as poll because it believes that even if it performs strongly, Israel will not allow it to rule in the West Bank and that the rapprochement would simply enable Abbas to regain a hold in Gaza at its expense.

There cannot be any really or positive outcome of talks, unless establishment of Palestine is ensured. Even if Kerry restarts the talks, they will be futile and detrimental to Palestinian moderates unless Israel accepts the idea of a compromise based on the 1967 borders with land swaps, as have Abbas and the Arab League.

Israeli fanaticism is similar to Indian or American. Perhaps, the best way to weaken Hamas, if at all possible, is simple: let Palestine state come into existence as a full member of UN. This also will make the Mideast peaceful.

Return of President Mursi to power and creation of Palestine are the only hope left for Mideast peace.

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BY DR. ABDUL RUFF COLACHAL