OIC = Organization of Impotent Countries. (58 of them)
Arabs should leave their herms and help Gaza militarily.
I disagree you with my friend. There isn't a short term military solution to this. I believe the Arabs are doing better than before and have gotten this to be somewhat one of the central topics. Egypt is also allowing medical supplies and other humanitarian aid into Gaza. The problem is Egypt doesn't want to take full responsibility for Gaza since that would be what Israel wants. Israel is the occupying power here, they want to point the finger at Egypt while continuing to impose a land blockade and Gaza. Preventing Gaza from exporting or importing. International organizations have already offered to supply most of the aid into Gaza if the borders would be opened.
As for your other point, your military solution is to demilitarize Gaza? Then what? You fell for their trap, they scared you by killing almost a 100 civilians at this point so you could be saying exactly what you're saying now. That Hamas is the problem. I don't agree with Hamas on all things politically and believe they should in the future be more responsible in governance. But, this current situation is not their fault. They joined the national unity government. While Israel hasn't implemented the cease fire conditions of 2012. Making the situation deteriorate for the Palestinian people.
So Hamas left control of Gaza and gave it to the new government. One of the conditions agreed upon was the unity government would pay civil employees salaries. Civil employees in Gaza haven't had salaries for four months now. Banks refuse to allow transfers to pay these salaries. And the unity government lives off of US/EU aid. They most likely demanded of the PA to not pay those wages to weaken Hamas significantly politically and now this is the military stage.
Israel, whenever faced with with increasing international pressure will begin attacking Gaza to derail the 'peace offensives' as they call it by the Palestinians. The only people opposing a solution to this conflict are the lunatics in Tel Aviv. I'm not sure what goals Israel has, although believe me, it has nothing to do with security. Hamas poses no strategic threat to Israel. It is a political game played by Israel which all Palestinian people are paying for. Back then, they used to derail these efforts through other ways.
So mysteriously three Israeli settlers go missing soon after the unity deal. Hamas denied any involvement. No evidence has been presented implicating Hamas. They used that as a pretext to advance their political interests in the West Bank and began arresting Hamas members, some of which who were released in the 2011 prisoner deal. Even though they lied to the public about a 'search' when they later admitted they knew they were killed on the first day. Even though I haven't seen evidence of their bodies. But, the Palestinian murdered by settlers, there was a photo of his body.
So now they see this is an perfect moment to attack Hamas in Gaza since they see it as weak. The Israeli Cabinet used the kidnapping incident to discuss 'retaliation' as they call it against Hamas in Gaza. Now we are stuck with this situation. And I can tell you, the same things you're calling for currently were the same demands made decades ago to the PA. Been there, done that. It yields no results, just another prolonged Israeli diversion campaign to avoid peace like always.
This will not derail the unity government though, Israel will once again fail in achieving all it's objectives(besides killing a few hundred civilians to satisfy their appetite) and the focus will be back on the peace process. However, they're going to present a strong(hot headed) campaign as to why they can't have peace. At that moment, either we will see the true face of the world. Or the world will not buy it and take serious steps in pressuring Israel.
If the process is still stalled, then it would be time for Arabs to play a more active role in this conflict. Hamas needs to accept the conditions of the Arab world and speak with them(which I suspect they will). If Hamas's political base acts foolish in the future then they will lose the remaining support they have. One thing to note, is the military wing differs from the political wing. And the people don't oppose the military wing. It's a responsible military wing until all these attacks against Gaza began. They are left with no choice. In the near future we should see crucial moments that will clarify what is really going on.
Extermination comes with blowbacks - putting in the fridge comes with a slow death. Hamas needs to go and it needs to go right now.
Again, you're rushing to conclusions. Based on what? I personally want a rapprochement between the unity government and the Arab world. The political wing of Hamas doesn't think so cleverly. But, the military wing knows what it's doing. They want to improve ties between Egypt and name this current struggle after the 1973 war Egypt fought.
They also wouldn't mind if the Arab world endorsed us all together. The military wing can be the decisive factor so I believe they should try getting close to them. Iran's ties with Hamas won't be like the past and most likely will die out in the future. Iran is preoccupied with many issues. Over time Iraq and Syria will be too much of a burden and they will focus more on those two issues.
Therefore I believe ties with Arabs should be good hopefully and maybe Saudi Arabia will lead the way. I want dedication in the future from both sides, more so from the Palestinian side to remain responsible and loyal.
