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☆ Opinion: There’s a smarter way for Israel to eliminate Hamas
  + stars: | 2023-11-01 | by ( Opinion Robert A. Pape | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +8 min
To defeat terrorist groups like Hamas, it is important to separate the terrorists from the local population from which they emerge. Right now, we are witnessing not the separation of Hamas and the local population, but the growing integration of the two, with likely growing recruitment for Hamas. The only viable way to separate Hamas from the local population is politically. This could, over time, separate Hamas from the local population more and more, and so lead to significant success. This new strategic conception is the best way to defeat Hamas, secure Israel’s population and advance America’s interests in the region.
Persons: Robert A . Pape, Read, CNN —, —, Robert A, Pape Robert Pape Indeed, Maz Nash, Israel, Mohammed Abed, Ben Curtis, Saddam Hussein’s, Saddam Hussein, Chris Hondros, Israel doesn’t Organizations: University of Chicago Project, Security, “, Power, CNN, West Bank, Getty, Beirut International Airport, ISIS, Hamas, Palestinian Ministry of Health Locations: Israel, United States, Southern Lebanon, Lebanon, Beirut, Gaza, Gaza City, AFP, Iraq, Al, Kut, Ramallah, Syria, Palestinian
☆ Support for using violence to 'coerce' members of Congress nearly doubled over the last 6 months — even more so among Democrats — according to a study
  + stars: | 2023-07-25 | by ( Sonam Sheth | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
A recent study found that public support for using violence to "coerce" members of Congress nearly doubled from January to June. Support among self-identified Democrats for political violence grew by about 250%, according to the study. The spike was most pronounced among self-identified Democrats: in January, 7% of Democrats supported using political violence against lawmakers, and that number climbed to 16% in June. By contrast, the support for political violence against Congress among self-identifying Republicans increased by 50%. Specifically, the survey found roughly 4% of Americans — an estimated 12 million people — supported using violence to return Trump to office in April.
Persons: Robert Pape, Donald Trump, Trump, Pape Organizations: Service, University of Chicago's, Security, —, University of Chicago, Republican Locations: Wall, Silicon
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