@@LS-uw5cc because they agreed to different deals? HUMUS agreed to hand over dead bodies if Israel handed over live Humus members and IDF left Gaza. Israel wanted live hostages and a list of dead/alive, to stay in northern Gaza. But I am sure you knew this already. This is why the US and mediators are trying to get a bridging deal in place by giving a little of both to both warring sides.
why should we agrre to only what hamas agrees to? hamas doesn't get to set terms not after what they did on oct 7th. Israel will not and should not agree to any deal that leaves those murderers in gaza, if they loved gaza so much they'd agree to leave and go live off their billions of aid money in qatar.
@@BabyDucks-pv7tr And by that same token, Israel does not get to set terms after 40000 killed to date after Oct 7th...HMS should not and will not agree to any deal that leaves IDF in parts of the Gaza strip... Palestinians have learnt from the OSLO Accords not to trust the US and Israel.... more settlements, more settlers, more violence, more land grabs since the Oslo accords... something that the Oslo accords was set to address and stop... and yet again Israel seized more land in the West Bank, Jordan valley, the UNESCO site... The US finally moved to include ceasefire? According to the ICJ, the illegal occupation must come to an end... thats a good start for any deal...
@@lu544 Both sides are criminals. More so Israel as they are a country with a standing army and was supposedly in solidarity with the United Nations, unlike Hamas, which does not have a country, lives in an occupied apartheid state which does not have a standing army. Hamas is a terrorist group period. Israel has morphed itself into the same and worse. Two wrongs do not make a right.
True. How can the state arming the genocide play neutral in front of the camera, all while vetoting all ceasefire agreements at the UN? The USA wants Palestine annexed by Israel.
especially the fact one of the conditions is IDF get to stay in Gaza, just look up how they used Gazans (they knew weren't Hamas) as human shields, ridiculous terms
@@AmonTheWitch the idf used gazans as human shileds i think you have thta mixed up the IDF aren't the ones hiding hostages in civillian homes, hiding rockets in civillian homes or hiding under civillian homes, you may be too drunk on hamas kool aid.
I'm Israeli, I don't have to imagine it. It is far worse than what you suggest though. What Hamas is offering is not just our basic rights, they are literally offering to stop committing war crimes in exchange for the release of thousands of murderers and r@pists from jail. It is sickening how many people around the world are cheering for the people who live-streamed snuff on October 7.
So Blinken has only made a deal with Netanyahu that completely trashed the original deal because it allows Israel to remain in occupation of the Philadelphi Corridor and the Netzarin Corridor which cuts Gaza in half and allows Israel to continue the war after the hostages have been returned. Now he blames Hamas for not being interested in the new deal which bears little or no resemblance to the deal agreed by Hamas in May. Shouldn't the mediators be completely neutral? It seems pointless for the US to be involved when they are the weapons supplier and financier to the genocide.
@@jesusaguilar4585 or it means the situation has changed and it is now beneficial to have a cease fire. It happens all the time. Right now neither Ukraine nor Russia is interested in a cease fire. Someday they will be.
@@kilomike2781 For whom is it beneficial? On part for the Palestinians so the continued war crimes end BUT the occupation and military action in Gaza will continue because Israel has stated as a demand that the IDF continue military operations if necessary and stationing of troops as well. You then have the Philadelphia corridor which is a dispute with Egypt since Egyptian control of the Philadelphia corridor is enshrined in the Egyptian/Israeli Peace Treaty. This only benefits Israel and HAMAS as well as Palestinians know this which is why HAMAS or any Palestinian delegation refused to attend the recent Qatar session.
@@jesusaguilar4585 IMO for the US it is politics. A federal election is coming up and the Democrats are in a bit of a jam with their constituents. They need to look like they’re accomplishing something to take some heat off. I doubt anything of lasting value will come of it. I am not sure what benefit Israel would get unless political. Militarily they seem to having their way with Hamas et al as there seems to be a new drone/ missle attack on “leading commanders” daily.
Nice copypasta off of the time Republican politicians cut State dept security funding and Americans paid blood (in Benghazi) instead of taxing billionaires.
@@johnd2058 they saying goes back to bush and the iraq war. And it will be repeated as long as US politicians think they can use other countries and their citizens for their political games. The biden administration could have achieved a ceasefire 6 months ago.
If she wins and comes down hard on Israel it might cause things to worsen, not improve. People seem to forget that this is a life or death struggle for Israel and they have a nuclear arsenal...
@@ggaggagga4 i dont think she will come down hard, but I think there will be increased pressure to wrap it up and negotiate something that works for everyone
It is illegal to supply weapons to a country proven to be in violation of international Humanitarian Law….as Blinken commemorates the 75th anniversary of the 1949 Geneva Convention.
And they ask ˹the believers˺, “When will this threat come to pass, if what you say is true?” Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “A Day has ˹already˺ been appointed for you, which you can neither delay nor advance by a ˹single˺ moment.” Saba.
In all honesty, would the US have ended the occupation of Germany without Germany concluding a peace deal that entailed that Germany would never ever start a war again? I mean they can't just give Gaza back to Hamas. Nevertheless, that there is no alternative to Hamas is of course to a high degree of Netanyahu's making. The point is, if the US want Israel to leave Gaza, they have to push Israel to negotiate with the PA, not with Hamas.
@@TommyV8898 It seems rather that the Israeli public is pretty indifferent to the plight of the Palestinians. What they are really interested in is (their) peace, like probably every other population around the world. Whatever is convincingly more likely to produce this peace will be embraced by the Israeli public. Unfortunately the peace process was followed by the second Intif*da, thus discrediting the peace process, while measures like the wall proved pretty effective in securing something akin to peace (for the Israeli side). That this temporary breathing space was not used for deepening the peace process but to get Israel and the West Bank more and more entangled by building scores of illegal settlements is a tragedy.
Ceasefires are NEVER requested by the side who is winning a war, only the side losing the war. Can you see the winning side saying "please give us a ceasefire so we can stop pummeling the losers". Israel should only agree to a ceasefire if: 1) All remaining hostages are immediately released unharmed; 2) Palestinian leaders formally recognise Israel's right to exist as an independent State including ALL lands they currently hold (except West Bank and Gaza of course); and 3) HAMAS surrenders all weapons.
In the photograph, Blinken appears to be pleading for help from Netanyahu whereas Netanyahu appears to be reassuring him, Israel by all means is with US and will come to its support whenever needed. Why is US so afraid of Israel?
Blinken is useless and has failed at everything he has tried to do in his job. The only thing he has managed to do is jump from one plane to another. Not even a mediocre job, but a total failure and inept.
One lie after another.
HMS agreed to a deal in May and Bidenyahu deal in July. Why should they negotiate yet another deal
@@LS-uw5cc because they agreed to different deals?
HUMUS agreed to hand over dead bodies if Israel handed over live Humus members and IDF left Gaza.
Israel wanted live hostages and a list of dead/alive, to stay in northern Gaza.
But I am sure you knew this already. This is why the US and mediators are trying to get a bridging deal in place by giving a little of both to both warring sides.
why should we agrre to only what hamas agrees to? hamas doesn't get to set terms not after what they did on oct 7th. Israel will not and should not agree to any deal that leaves those murderers in gaza, if they loved gaza so much they'd agree to leave and go live off their billions of aid money in qatar.
@@BabyDucks-pv7tr And by that same token, Israel does not get to set terms after 40000 killed to date after Oct 7th...HMS should not and will not agree to any deal that leaves IDF in parts of the Gaza strip...
Palestinians have learnt from the OSLO Accords not to trust the US and Israel.... more settlements, more settlers, more violence, more land grabs since the Oslo accords... something that the Oslo accords was set to address and stop... and yet again Israel seized more land in the West Bank, Jordan valley, the UNESCO site...
The US finally moved to include ceasefire? According to the ICJ, the illegal occupation must come to an end... thats a good start for any deal...
Trumpenyahu will give you the best deal in January..
@@ameyas7726 yea becuase at that point humus will really have to rethink their strategy as Israel will not be short on support.
You can't negotiate with War Criminals.
@@johanness.9925 by war criminals you mean Israeli politicians and IDF ye ?
So you just want permanent war?
@@lu544zionist bot 😂😂
@@lu544 Both sides are criminals. More so Israel as they are a country with a standing army and was supposedly in solidarity with the United Nations, unlike Hamas, which does not have a country, lives in an occupied apartheid state which does not have a standing army. Hamas is a terrorist group period. Israel has morphed itself into the same and worse. Two wrongs do not make a right.
Everytime peace has ever been achieved it has been through negotiations with war criminals.
Why doesn't the US allow the world community handle the ceasefire and find a permanent solution to the Israel/Palestine issue?
Because the US owns the world.
This is a performance for the camera. Civilians are stil being slaughtered while these 'talks' take place. It's all a joke.
RUclips deletes any comments of mine mentioning slaughter.
because Netanjahu is the president of the USA
True. How can the state arming the genocide play neutral in front of the camera, all while vetoting all ceasefire agreements at the UN? The USA wants Palestine annexed by Israel.
if you wanted a deal, your terms usually lessen or decrease....if you dont want the deal, then you add things to it :(
especially the fact one of the conditions is IDF get to stay in Gaza, just look up how they used Gazans (they knew weren't Hamas) as human shields, ridiculous terms
@@AmonTheWitch the idf used gazans as human shileds i think you have thta mixed up the IDF aren't the ones hiding hostages in civillian homes, hiding rockets in civillian homes or hiding under civillian homes, you may be too drunk on hamas kool aid.
Imagine having equal rights in exchange for peace like every other country on the planet.
I'm Israeli, I don't have to imagine it. It is far worse than what you suggest though. What Hamas is offering is not just our basic rights, they are literally offering to stop committing war crimes in exchange for the release of thousands of murderers and r@pists from jail. It is sickening how many people around the world are cheering for the people who live-streamed snuff on October 7.
Imagine the middle east having equal rights and peace....like every other country on the planet.
@@ameyas7726 😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣 Haven’t been to many countries have you?
The Palestinians living inside Israel already have equal rights. Those who live under Hamas rule never will.
So Blinken has only made a deal with Netanyahu that completely trashed the original deal because it allows Israel to remain in occupation of the Philadelphi Corridor and the Netzarin Corridor which cuts Gaza in half and allows Israel to continue the war after the hostages have been returned. Now he blames Hamas for not being interested in the new deal which bears little or no resemblance to the deal agreed by Hamas in May. Shouldn't the mediators be completely neutral? It seems pointless for the US to be involved when they are the weapons supplier and financier to the genocide.
remember when the US was apposing any cease fire.
yeah but turns out your allies and citizens don't like it when you actively protect a genocide 🤔
@@lu544What it means is that the US doesn't really care about a ceasefire.
@@jesusaguilar4585 or it means the situation has changed and it is now beneficial to have a cease fire. It happens all the time. Right now neither Ukraine nor Russia is interested in a cease fire. Someday they will be.
@@kilomike2781 For whom is it beneficial? On part for the Palestinians so the continued war crimes end BUT the occupation and military action in Gaza will continue because Israel has stated as a demand that the IDF continue military operations if necessary and stationing of troops as well. You then have the Philadelphia corridor which is a dispute with Egypt since Egyptian control of the Philadelphia corridor is enshrined in the Egyptian/Israeli Peace Treaty.
This only benefits Israel and HAMAS as well as Palestinians know this which is why HAMAS or any Palestinian delegation refused to attend the recent Qatar session.
@@jesusaguilar4585 IMO for the US it is politics. A federal election is coming up and the Democrats are in a bit of a jam with their constituents. They need to look like they’re accomplishing something to take some heat off. I doubt anything of lasting value will come of it. I am not sure what benefit Israel would get unless political. Militarily they seem to having their way with Hamas et al as there seems to be a new drone/ missle attack on “leading commanders” daily.
Blinken lied, people died
Nice copypasta off of the time Republican politicians cut State dept security funding and Americans paid blood (in Benghazi) instead of taxing billionaires.
@@johnd2058 they saying goes back to bush and the iraq war. And it will be repeated as long as US politicians think they can use other countries and their citizens for their political games. The biden administration could have achieved a ceasefire 6 months ago.
Vote Trump 2024 🤘
Calls for release of the hostages which Hammas won’t do
Herr Blinken - show the agreement - you missinform
Short answer : NO !
Bliken failed
Blinken is negotiaing on the behalf of Netanyahu, he has n't failed !
I cant listen to Blinken anymore without feeling nauseous
Let me guess, no? But in the event Harris ends up president he might need to rethink the deals he want to make
If she wins and comes down hard on Israel it might cause things to worsen, not improve. People seem to forget that this is a life or death struggle for Israel and they have a nuclear arsenal...
@@ggaggagga4 i dont think she will come down hard, but I think there will be increased pressure to wrap it up and negotiate something that works for everyone
When your negotiating position changes, so do the terms.
Hamas should’ve taken the deal that was on the table months ago.
they agreed, Israel did not, bcs they dont want peace, never wanted, sick society
"Bridging proposal" ... sounds like a scam ...
In short, no.
It is illegal to supply weapons to a country proven to be in violation of international Humanitarian Law….as Blinken commemorates the 75th anniversary of the 1949 Geneva Convention.
Blinken could say all he wanted to think and say but Netanyahu makes all the decisions
Blinkinen is a Liar
Cease fire after cease fire after cease fire after cease fire....
Rinse and repeat.
Haniyeh's contract was terminated by a Persian BESSUS !
Blinken is a fraud
takes a fraud to know a fraud?
That is why we must vote Trump 2024....a friend to the Palestinians 👍
Netanyahu is a fraud, and so is Hamas, Russia's puppets.
no
You accepted west bank occupation
Binken no L
Errand Boy bumping about . Time for a Special Envoy, someone with Gravitas ...💯😉
4:00 Did anyone ask Cairo?!
War criminal netanyahu belongs in prison, together with hamas.
My dear! I can imagine how hard it is for you now... But hang in there. I'll send you a snot tissue...
@@999-OMG-LMAO It's hard for the victims and for hostages, but you obviously don't care.
@@TheTwangKings It is especially hard for the victims...of course..
@@999-OMG-LMAO oh, now you care all of a sudden? How nice.
Algazeera channel?
Blinken meeting daddy to take further instructions
Blinken went to "top up " "equipments" to continue GZ job.
AT Shamiest War has already fighting ?
FIGHTING ?
DW💩💩💩💩💩💩
You can just tell Blinken is disgusted by Israel and doesn't enjoy shaking hands.
Don't believe that act.
Blinken is as evil( if not more) then netanyahu
Russian bots everywhere
@@jonny5714
Hamas has sentenced its own existence.
And they ask ˹the believers˺, “When will this threat come to pass, if what you say is true?” Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “A Day has ˹already˺ been appointed for you, which you can neither delay nor advance by a ˹single˺ moment.” Saba.
In all honesty, would the US have ended the occupation of Germany without Germany concluding a peace deal that entailed that Germany would never ever start a war again? I mean they can't just give Gaza back to Hamas.
Nevertheless, that there is no alternative to Hamas is of course to a high degree of Netanyahu's making. The point is, if the US want Israel to leave Gaza, they have to push Israel to negotiate with the PA, not with Hamas.
Israel doesnt want palestine to be its own state. It doesnt matter to them whos in control.
@@TommyV8898 It seems rather that the Israeli public is pretty indifferent to the plight of the Palestinians. What they are really interested in is (their) peace, like probably every other population around the world. Whatever is convincingly more likely to produce this peace will be embraced by the Israeli public. Unfortunately the peace process was followed by the second Intif*da, thus discrediting the peace process, while measures like the wall proved pretty effective in securing something akin to peace (for the Israeli side). That this temporary breathing space was not used for deepening the peace process but to get Israel and the West Bank more and more entangled by building scores of illegal settlements is a tragedy.
Ceasefires are NEVER requested by the side who is winning a war, only the side losing the war. Can you see the winning side saying "please give us a ceasefire so we can stop pummeling the losers".
Israel should only agree to a ceasefire if:
1) All remaining hostages are immediately released unharmed;
2) Palestinian leaders formally recognise Israel's right to exist as an independent State including ALL lands they currently hold (except West Bank and Gaza of course); and
3) HAMAS surrenders all weapons.
Annabelle Ridges
Bruhapse
Israel 🤢🤮 USA 🤢🤮🤢🤮
In the photograph, Blinken appears to be pleading for help from Netanyahu whereas Netanyahu appears to be reassuring him, Israel by all means is with US and will come to its support whenever needed. Why is US so afraid of Israel?
It's an act. The two states are holding hands, but roleplaying for the international press.
The Israeli lobby is very strong in the US.
Epstein's tapes?
maybe stop committing crimes against humanity
Lol trump supporter? Quiet while the adults are talking
This presenter his a hippie...
Blinken is useless and has failed at everything he has tried to do in his job. The only thing he has managed to do is jump from one plane to another. Not even a mediocre job, but a total failure and inept.
Russian bot
i'm sure you sitting behind your keyboard at home can do a much better job.
@@blink182bfsftw Typical of those who support the likes of Blinken the failure. Everything is Russia's fault.