Hamas Attacks: Who's Responsible?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : Imagine if Hezbollah, on orders from its masters in Tehran, decides it is time to take action from its side while Hamas continues its work.
40% : It is also not coincidental that, less than a month ago, as part of a prisoner exchange, the Biden administration agreed to give Tehran access to $6 billion in frozen Iranian funds.
40% : what next?Many in Israel, with justification, are calling for using this invasion as a reason to finally "put paid" to Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and the Islamic Republic of Iran once and for all.
38% : But it is almost too easy to see where the true impetus has been coming from -- the Jewish nation's greatest enemy and Hamas's greatest financial benefactor, Iran.
37% : Considering that Iran is a religious dictatorship and has been found to be lying numerous times, it's hard to conceive that even Mr. Blinken could believe this.
32% : Will Israel still be the villain as it is so often at the United Nations?"Other nations drive out thousands, even millions of people, and there is no refugee problem.

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