The retired Vietnam Swiftboat commander hero vowed that the USA was committed to working with Israel as well as the international community to disarm Hamas and other terror organizations, and he hoped a humanitarian cease-fire, which would eventuate into a long-term truce, would be the end result between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. It's obvious from this thinking that Kerry has not read the Hamas Charter, but who can blame him; he's a very busy man.
"Today, we are continuing to work toward establishing an unconditional, humanitarian cease-fire--one that could honor Eid (al-Fitr) which starts now, and could stop the fighting," Kerry said on his return to Washington. Such a cease-fire must deal with ending the fighting and also provide humanitarian aid to Gaza, and it also needed to end the use of Hamas' terror tunnels that run from Gaza to Israel.
The only problem I see about humanitarian aid is that historically, Islamists use that time to regain their strength. Even with a ten year truce, Mohammed said that jihadists can use that time to fight again once their strength has returned, and I have no doubts that Hamas will use any time advantage to try and end Israel's existence as we know it.
"From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" is a chant that's heard at many rallies in the West and abroad. It means that from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, there will be no Jews in Israel and the occupants of Palestine will conquer the land. Anyone who does not acknowledge what Islamists mean when they say "First the Saturday people, then the Sunday people," are appeasers whose heads are stuck in the sand. Of course it means first the Jews then the Christians. We have so much to look forward to with the religion of peace.
At least they don't have Kerry's problem in the nether regions.
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