al-Hasani
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Only muslim country who is helping Hamas is Iran though, it has supplied weaponry (from assault rifles to missiles) and money to Hamas. But i agree they wont totally win against Israel.
This is far from being correct and once again we see that people use the struggle of Palestine and Palestinians for their own agenda or to boost their national pride. The Muslim world has nothing to be proud of on this issue as they have done nothing to stop Israel from doing what they are doing.
With all due respect.
Iran is not the main humanitarian donor to Palestine at all. Nor are they the sole country that sends weapons to Gaza.
If you ask the Jewish users on PDF they are blaming Qatar. The country that hosts Khaled Mashal (leader of Hamas).
Also be honest and ask yourself what those few pipes and rifles can do or have done? Does it not only serve as an excuse for further Israeli aggression?
You yourself admit that it's not helping change the tides of the conflict.
Also from what I can recall @Hazzy997 saying then apparently most of the weapons are now manufactured indigenously and many of the weapons are also smuggled from Egypt (or were until recently) into Gaza and their origin is often Libya which is flooded with weapons.
Anyway there are two solutions to this conflict:
An all-out war against Israel which could potentially have a catastrophic outcome for those involved (read about the Samson option) or a diplomatic victory which can only be achieved if the entire Muslim world unites and puts a COLLECTIVE pressure on Israel AND its backers and main allies. This includes USA and the West.
The first option is not realistic while the second option is realistic (somewhat) but the question we, you and I should ask ourselves is whether a joint Muslim world (if this will ever happen) is a strong enough voice compared to the backers of Israel?
Based on economy, military power etc. then EU alone (let alone USA) are more powerful than the entire Muslim world put together. Several times over!
A totally different tactic must be used to win the war diplomatically and change the tide/opinion of the main powers. I am afraid that we should take a look at this conflict from a non-Islamic viewpoint as non-Muslims do not understand that angle.