Gaza war drowns out sane voices
James M. Dorsey thinks that Gershon Baskin may be one of the few sane voices left on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian divide.
James M. Dorsey thinks that Gershon Baskin may be one of the few sane voices left on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian divide.
Gershon Baskin shares on what it will take to secure the return of those held captive by Hamas in Gaza.
Gershon Baskin, habló con Esther Rotlewicz de La W sobre los secuestrados por el grupo terrorista.
Gershon Baskin claims that the window of opportunity to free the hostages could close when the Israeli soldiers force their way into the Hamas tunnels,
Gershon Baskin shares with CBC News Network about his 18 year relationship with Ghazi Hamad, Deputy Foreign Minister of Hamas who has called for the annihilation of Israel.
Gershon Baskin shares with Wolf Isaac Blitzer, anchor at CNN, about the status of the negotiations between Israel and the Hamas.
Gershon provides his assessments about the various tracks of negotiation, including the tracks of Qatar, Egypt and the USA.
Gershon Baskin claims that the leaders of Hamas built tunnels and bunkers for their own people — not 1 single shelter for the people of Gaza and they ran away from Gaza and deserted their people and he has cut off communication with his primary contact in Hamas after almost 18 years.
While Israeli ground forces are fighting in Gaza, relatives fear for their relatives who are still in the hands of Hamas. Gershon Baskin discusses with Der Spiegel the dilemma that Israel is facing.
An attack by Hamas kills Israeli soldiers. An Israeli hostage is taken to the Gaza Strip and kept off limits to the Red Cross. To secure his freedom, Israel’s military unleashes a barrage of strikes that kills scores of Palestinians. That scene describes the circumstances of the summer of 2006, Read more
Gershon Baskin tells Cathy Newman of Times Radio that the Israeli government faces an “inhuman dilemma” as a ground offensive could risk the lives of the hostages taken by Hamas.