Supporters of the make believe 'Palestinian state'

 Red State:

France, the United Kingdom, and Canada have now joined hands to proclaim they will recognize a "Palestinian state" in September if Israel doesn't surrender to Hamas. That comes despite calls from the United States to release the hostages as a precondition for any negotiations regarding a "two-state solution." 

In response, Hamas immediately pulled out of talks regarding a ceasefire, emboldened by a move that they see as assuring their survival as the governing authority in Gaza.

In other words, Macron just doomed what hostages remain alive in Gaza to almost certain death by giving Hamas this lifeline. Why would the terrorist group negotiate when they know the Eurotrash are going to give them what they want anyway? All the while, this represents another stab in the back from America's supposed European "allies." 

Trump was working to get a deal done, and the French nuked those efforts for nothing more than backslaps from terror-supporting governments at the UN. 

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and now Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney quickly followed French President Emmanuel Macron's lead, only further scuttling any chance at a hostage deal. 

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The so-called Palestinians are basically Arabs who migrated to Israel.  Their history in the area is recent.  Israel has been populated by Jews for hundreds of years, and their historical connection is reported in the Bible.  It is a mistake for European politicians to push the Arab migrant agenda in Israel.

See also:

For the First Time, the Arab League Condemns Hamas and Urges the Terrorists to Disarm. But…

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