In the most recent news, Israel announces the estimation that its military troops are nearing their goals in Gaza. Through these weeks, Israel has been under fire from the international community regarding the atrocities it has supposedly committed in Gaza, while bombarding Hamas lairs. Israel has been earning an extremely negative reputation with its current military campaign against the Hamas. People say that peace is the only solution to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Israel has always maintained that it only launched the recent offensives to make sure that Hamas will no longer persistently fire rockets into Israel.

Peace in Palestine is impossible because Israel is dealing with radical Islamists whose very business is the opposite of peace. Hamas does not have any plans of ending its continuous and persistent rocket firing into Israel. Rockets will continue to be smuggled into the hands of Hamas. In other words, peace is farthest from the minds of Hamas. Radical Islamists will not stop until they realize the fulfillment of their political agenda.

The Hamas Charter is the single most explicit proof that peace with Israel is impossible. In fact, the charter states quite clearly why it will continue to carry on its plans to provoke Israel. All the efforts at brokering peace between Israel and the Hamas are futile. There are, at least, 36 articles or provisions in the Hamas Charter that will make it impossible to forge peace with Israel. The hope for peace might as well be junked if only for Article Thirteen of the charter that says:

“[Peace] initiatives, the so-called peaceful solutions, and the international conferences to resolve the Palestinian problem, are all contrary to the beliefs of the Islamic Resistance Movement. For renouncing any part of Palestine means renouncing part of the religion; the nationalism of the Islamic Resistance Movement is part of its faith, the movement educates its members to adhere to its principles and to raise the banner of Allah over their homeland as they fight their Jihad.”

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Via BBC