Lebanon-Israel War | 2023-present

[Shags101]

This headline helps Jolani with the West, GCC and Israel. That's his priority, not Syrians or Palestinians.

Hey if he doesn’t want weapons going to Hezbollah or arms smuggling in the country in general I don’t disagree but keep it on the down low hurts your rep at home I don’t care if the majority of Syrians dislike Hezbollah or people countries aligned with it you honestly can’t blame them but he’s starting to look like a collaborator when the Americans are praising you protecting Israel in a future war

 

[Falcon29]

This headline helps Jolani with the West, GCC and Israel. That's his priority, not Syrians or Palestinians.

Syrians allowed smuggling to Hezbollah for 20 years since 2006.

What we got is Hezbollah saying we don't want this Hamas war that Hamas started, fired anti tank missiles at cell phone towers, steering anti tank missiles away from Israeli soldiers last second and having utilization rate of 6% of their arsenal

Nobody is gaining anything by arming the organization unless it proves us wrong in the future

So far we haven't seen change. They're behaving like goons against Lebanese government and their supporters like you keep wanting to vilifiy Syrian president for sectarian reasons

I wouldn't let weapons get to you just by observing how you lot are. Instead id capture them then get them transferred to Hamas of Lebanon for slow takeover of Lebanon

 

[Falcon29]

This headline helps Jolani with the West, GCC and Israel. That's his priority, not Syrians or Palestinians.

No it doesn't. It's just for his people so Syria doesn't come under attack and the US/Israeli forces withdraw from Syria so his people don't blame him for sabatoging their future.

He has no other choice due to Arabs, Israelis , Americans and Iranians being his enemy and looking to topple him any chance they get. The US still hasn't removed sanctions off Syria.

Unlike Hezbollah in Lebanon which has connection to Freemason Ayatollahs of Iran that are connected to Freemason Americans and Jews, 'Jolani' and his forces know and are aware that you guys are all teaming up ready to murder every Syrian Sunni Muslim under flimsy pretext and he's doing his best to strip you of excuse so Arab street can explode the day that evil matrix goes all out genocidal on Syria

Hezbollah and you AoR guys don't have to worry about that as nobody is actually after you. In fact they facilitate your continued power and existence, never once went after your regimes or sought regime change.

This is why it's hard for you to understand.

Even then he's given a lot of respect to Hezbollah. Syrian people have forgiven everyone quickly and just want to move on with their lives but that you won't stop you from attacking them all day everyday

 

[Falcon29]

Syrians allowed smuggling to Hezbollah for 20 years since 2006.

What we got is Hezbollah saying we don't want this Hamas war that Hamas started, fired anti tank missiles at cell phone towers, steering anti tank missiles away from Israeli soldiers last second and having utilization rate of 6% of their arsenal

Nobody is gaining anything by arming the organization unless it proves us wrong in the future

So far we haven't seen change. They're behaving like goons against Lebanese government and their supporters like you keep wanting to vilifiy Syrian president for sectarian reasons

I wouldn't let weapons get to you just by observing how you lot are. Instead id capture them then get them transferred to Hamas of Lebanon for slow takeover of Lebanon

Gaza was getting carpet bombed and annihilated

Almost the entire Israeli army amassed on Gaza border to start an immediate massive ground invasion

Hamas was begging Hezbollah and Syrian and Iraqi factions aligned with Resistance Axis to start firing off their weapons to at least disrupt their ground invasion and give Gaza some kind of chance at survival

Nobody showed up. This is after 20 years of Syrians allowing weapon manufacturing facilities for Iran and Hezbollah too inside Syria to transfer weapons to Hezbollah

The same people are saying Syrians aren't helping Gaza because they found some mines during a vehicle search. And for all we know that could be a stunt by Syrian government using old weapons in old Syrian storages to make Israel look bad

 

[vizier]

Another option is beefing up an internal armed group against Hezbollah in Labennon this can be made before outside intervention from Syria + israel from air. If Hezbollah is intelligent enough they would check and track how other groups are getting their arms and if possible control the arms flow at least within Labennon borders with some good intel network. zion affliated groups wont grow easily inside Labennon if the flow is monitored and checked effectively.
Possibly the Syria land route will be used to arm local israeli allied groups. Ships can also be used docking to Labennon ports and those ships wont be blocked in international waters if usa is in the game. Labennese government that accepts every usa demand can also approve arms transfer from sea route. But if they are caught allowing or cooperating that would put them in a difficult situation as well. Airports can be used like sea ports as well but arms flow can be monitored by Hezbollah just like sea ports.
A good intel network inside Labennon was missing for Hezbollah in previous israeli conflict but an intel network against them was already there giving their locations to israeli aircraft. Lack of good intel network was another mistake of Hezbollah other than relying mostly on outdated equipment like mlrs and tactical issues like not anticipating the israeli attack was imminent after the bombing in Golan and senior figures like Fuad Sukhr not going to secure locations staying in their apartments. Nasrallah hq bombing was possibly an intel leak and partly maybe technology. One theory was fighter jet sonic booms were used to triangulate rough position estimates in Nasrallah video recordings.
The mistakes of Hezbollah needs to be fixed otherwise future conflicts will result in similar or more losses.

 

[ResurgentIran2]

Syrians allowed smuggling to Hezbollah for 20 years since 2006.

What we got is Hezbollah saying we don't want this Hamas war that Hamas started, fired anti tank missiles at cell phone towers, steering anti tank missiles away from Israeli soldiers last second and having utilization rate of 6% of their arsenal

Nobody is gaining anything by arming the organization unless it proves us wrong in the future

So far we haven't seen change. They're behaving like goons against Lebanese government and their supporters like you keep wanting to vilifiy Syrian president for sectarian reasons

I wouldn't let weapons get to you just by observing how you lot are. Instead id capture them then get them transferred to Hamas of Lebanon for slow takeover of Lebanon

Hezbollah was the only nearby local actor that came to the aid of the Palestinians. They did so opening up a Northern front and drawing away some of the genocide forces.

Now it is fair to question the performance of Hezbollah during the last two years.
To question their intentions in the manner you are doing is another thing.
Their ENTIRE political and military leadership was killed.

You see treachery. I see huge sacrifice. Performance is another matter. I would submit that it was bad, there I share your opinion.
They could have unleashed a lot more, but it would also have meant the destruction of Southern Lebanon and Dahyeh district in Beirut. They had these things to take into account. Not doing so would have been irresponsible.

 

[_Arabia_]

Hezbollah was the only nearby local actor that came to the aid of the Palestinians. They did so opening up a Northern front and drawing away some of the genocide forces.

Now it is fair to question the performance of Hezbollah during the last two years.
To question their intentions in the manner you are doing is another thing.
Their ENTIRE political and military leadership was killed.

You see treachery. I see huge sacrifice. Performance is another matter. I would submit that it was bad, there I share your opinion.
They could have unleashed a lot more, but it would also have meant the destruction of Southern Lebanon and Dahyeh district in Beirut. They had these things to take into account. Not doing so would have been irresponsible.

Let us be honest that Hezbollah only came into the picture when Israel started to attack them otherwise they would have stayed out of it, just like Iran initially did, until Israel went on the offensive. We cannot blame next door actors for not engaging with Israel militarily as they are doomed to lose in a conventional manner and if they succeed with certain attacks and operations, they are at risk of turning into the next Gaza.

Countering Israel is not the job of tiny, frankly powerless (largely) militias like Hamas or Hezbollah, despite the bravery of many of their men, but the job of entire state armies and countries. Preferably in unison.

But the problem is that Hezbollah's involvement in Syria (14 years), which led to a lot of crimes being committed against Syrians on behalf of an unwanted and unpopular Syrian regime (have you seen the recent leaked videos of Bashar and how he embarrasses himself?), which now has largely turned Syrians against Hezbollah and nobody can really blame them for this. if Hezbollah was smart (I blame the Iranian foreign policy in this regard as well) they would have stayed out of it, and today, most likely, the new Syrian regime would have looked the other way when it comes to smuggling of weapons etc. Now Hezbollah is a sitting duck.

Also quite frankly, in a perfect world, it should be the job of a truly inclusive Lebanese army to challenge Israel and this way it would also be easier because Israel/Zionists would have no excuses such as "terrorists/Islamist etc." rhetoric that they are successfully using to fool much of the non-Muslim world.

As for Syria itself, it is a destroyed and divided and broken country after 14 + years of ciivl war. Barely all sanctions removed yet. Nobody can expect much from them. If they go berserk and fully attack Israel, there is a risk of Israel stealing more Syrian land using such attacks as an excuse.

As we all saw, unfortunately, the Zionists/Israel have a blank cheque to commit a genocide without barely any consequences by the world powers. Syria, Jordan and everyone else next door would be no different.

The only dissapointemnt for me, given their actual military strength, size, population, is Egypt next door that borders Gaza directly. They could have done far more and I don't think that Israel could just attack Egypt the same way they have done with a Syria just coming off a 14 year old civil war, tiny besieged Gaza and tiny fragmented and divided Lebanon, almost bankrupt in the past few years due to tons of factors, many self-inflicted.

Regional leadership need to sit down and formulate a plan on how best to limit Israeli aggression/expansion and do this in a smart fashion that will lead to Israel losing ground and losing the propaganda war across the world which is partially already occurring. It is not the job of overall small militias.

This post that I just wrote, would/should be posted in the Syria and Palestine thread as well because it is all related.

Also it is important not to be caught up in Zionist created rhetoric because Israel does not care about sect, ethnicity, politics etc. they see everyone that is a challenge/potential threat to them, the same way, and they will use whatever rhetoric necessary against group x or y. So while some Syrians might rejoice when Hezbollah is attacked, Israel would/will attack the same people when necessary the next day or in the future. This is not to say that I am a fan of Hezbollah leadership in the past 15 years, in fact since their involvement in the Syrian civil war. As for the average foot soldier, if he is a genuine Muslim, Arab patriot, I consider him a brother despite theological differences.

I will say it again, Hezbollah's involvement in Syria was a MASSIVE mistake by their leadership and Iran. It turned Hezbollah from one of the most supported movements in the region, to a movement that is likely disliked and viewed as hypocritical. Not to mention their close ties with drug etc. trade which is completely contrary to Islamic beliefs and practices, as well as sane logic. We all commit mistakes, but that mistakes was a huge one.

And ironically against a people (Syrians) that Southern Lebanese and Lebanese as a whole share the most with of any other people on the planet. Their own brethren. All due to sect or different political outlooks. Could have been prevented. But so could the mess in Yemen, Sudan, Libya etc. so they are not the only ones.

 

[_Arabia_]

As for the solution to all this, I have no idea, but what seems to apply is raw power, influence and military strength, as has almost always been the case historically speaking.

The unfortunate reality of our region is that Israel is a nuclear armed state (the only one in the region), since at least the 1960's (some even say the 1950's), fully supported on all levels (politically, economically, militarily) 24/7 by the most powerful (as of today even though China is catching up) country on the planet (USA) that is deeply ingrained in Europe next door and the region's geography. Fully supported by the best and most advanced military technology available. That is not including the entire West and EU. Look at Germany alone and what Israel receives from them for free. Just look at the submarines they get. Also Israel is also doing well on its own (which huge Western support though) when it comes to start-ups and tech in general.

This was known since 1948, because Israel itself is a Western implant in the region since the very beginning. It was a Western project for Western (European Jews) mainly. The Jews of the Arab world and region, surprisingly the majority of Israel today, were never a part of the plan until evens kicked off decades prior to 1948 due to influx of Jewish migrants and afterwards land-grabbing which culminated in the Nakba.

Now after the televised genocide in Gaza, this has become even more clear. That they are simply playing by completely different rules compared to everyone else.

I am not saying that armed resistance is not the way forward or that we should just accept status quo. Not at all. I am just saying that the past or present tactics have failed. They have not changed anything and in fact just made everyone worse. Gaza genocide and likely more Israeli annexation of Gazan territory and in the West Bank. Southern Lebanon and Hezbollah weakened a lot and in many places decimated etc.

So as I wrote earlier, all this requires different tactics altogether and for powerful regional countries, which oppose Israeli actions (I believe most do even those that recognize Israel or have signed the Abraham deal - because nobody in the region can be content with 1 country, in particular such a tiny country, playing by totally different rules and doing whatever they want to without hardly any consequences), to come up with long-term military, diplomatic, economic etc. plans to change status quo and most importantly force upon Israel some kind of two-state solution that Palestinians can live with.

If to my surprise, the Zionists/Israel one day will show some kind of goodwill, regional countries should repay this for the sake of regional stability. If this chapter with Israel could be closed in a manner that everyone can live with, I think that we can all agree, that this would be preferably for the entire region.

I don't have much hope because people who are in a position of power and strength, almost always never give it up without a fight. it is a brutal world after all.

Also Israel is taking advantage of the disunity and faults of regional leadership.

And while most Arabs support Palestine and Palestinians, it is also a topic that has been discussed/tried through wars, diplomatic means etc. since 1948 and it has also gained less media attention (until recently) simply due to much of the region being on fire and there being bigger hotspots of instability, in particular since 2001. Not an easy thing to solve when, as I wrote, Israel is playing with completely different rules, the supposed "world policemen and self-proclaimed bastions of democracy, human rights etc." are not doing what they breach in Palestine, when one party (Israel) is unwilling to compromise and when they elect a somewhat brave leader (Rabin) he is killed by his own. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Yitzhak_Rabin It is not to excuse Arab and Muslim leadership from any faults, for sure there have been many, Palestinian leadership included, but there is a reason why everyone has failed with the state objective since 1948. Remove US/West from the equation and I believe that most of us know, that the situation would be completely different.

 

[Falcon29]

Hezbollah was the only nearby local actor that came to the aid of the Palestinians. They did so opening up a Northern front and drawing away some of the genocide forces.

They didn't really open a front. Just minor action on the border with no risk posture or battle posture. It was basically we don't know what's going on and this situation appears very dangerous, which we aren't up for but will do solidarity strikes because otherwise it would make Hezbollah look bad and risk their entire reputation if they entirely stayed out.

They're not entirely to blame because Iran also wiped its hand clean of the situation, nobody knew what to do despite a Jerusalem front equation being discussed with all of the Axis. They underestimated Hamas's willingness to take action over Jerusalem and also avenge what Israel had been doing to Gaza and the Palestinian people.

Hamas asked the axis for much more:

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Now it is fair to question the performance of Hezbollah during the last two years.
To question their intentions in the manner you are doing is another thing.
Their ENTIRE political and military leadership was killed.

They certainly were not planning to sacrifice their military leadership. It started when Israel began testing redlines just as targeting Beirut. It killed Saleh Al Arouri in Beirut and the response from Hezbollah was very weak so Israel kept testing the limits until it realized there are none.

Israel told everyone it would do a widespread attack much later in August. Months ahead of time. I took this seriously and on the forum was saying Hezbollah needs to adjust risk posture and so forth. It didn't.

You see treachery. I see huge sacrifice. Performance is another matter. I would submit that it was bad, there I share your opinion.
They could have unleashed a lot more, but it would also have meant the destruction of Southern Lebanon and Dahyeh district in Beirut. They had these things to take into account. Not doing so would have been irresponsible.

They should have unleashed a lot more. Southern Lebanon got ruined despite not doing so. Dahyeh district got targeted too.

Israeli's weren't going to turn Lebanon into Gaza over heavy rocket fire and Hezbollah striking some economic targets.

They approached Gaza differently because Hamas humiliated their army and intelligence big time, and also they never anticipated 250 captives taken in one operation. Their intelligence warned of Hamas trying to capture soldiers between 3-7 in a sophisticated op. They also never anticipated Hamas taking over the Gaza envelope.

If people weren't so scared the Israeli army would have been in a lot of trouble.

Even after assurances from Hezbollah and others that they won't get into a war with Israel, they still demanded US deploy aircraft carriers and supply them with tens of billions in munitions and weapons. They also went consulting Pentagon, US Centcom, NATO and others for help designing their ground invasion/occupation of Gaza and for intelligence help locating their captives.

Imagine if Hamas's allies actually showed up to some degree. Nobody showed up and nobody knew what to do until Houthi's/Ansarallah got fed up with the Axis being so intimidated and began taking heavy action on their own. They also worked for months to encourage Iranian leadership to press Iraqi factions to use their weapons but to no avail. Not until the dispute became public did they start firing some drones from Iraq. And after Lebanon got attacked.

In fact Iran did True Promise 1 after Nasrallah was killed and Hezbollah came under an attack. It was not for Hamas but because axis was losing confidence in them and particularly pro-regime Syrians at the time. Hezbollah then did ceasefire and shortly after Syrian rebels overran the regime.

Taking the initiative and having risk posture to a degree will be the factor in establishing deterrence and succeeding.

 

[Falcon29]

Israeli's can't sustain such a long term campaign in Gaza without US supply bridge

US would not be able to keep up with Israeli demand if other parties joined the fight

It only met Israeli demand after it got guarantees that no one is getting into a war, and won't take beyond mostly symbolic measures

US Supply bridge will not work in Israel when neighbors are at war with Israel

Not for more than a short period

It's not Ukraine which is a largely ground war and being supplied heavily by Europe more than the US

US cannot meet Israeli demand to flatten neighboring nations conventionally if a regional war erupted

The scales will tip in favor of Arabs especially as munitions become short, Arabs can do ground combat and urban warfare much better than Israelis

Israel is small if it loses some ground in such a war it doesn't matter how many US munitions start arriving it won't help them

Ground forces would reach Tel Aviv and West Bank quickly

But if you all say yeah we don't know what Hamas did it was stupid and we're taking our hands off this , of course they just continuously supply Israel to annihilate Gaza over two years and of course the fight becomes lopsided and of course they scare the whole region by saying we can turn you into Gaza too

No they cannot. Even regional parties fight at the same time it's gonna be bad for Israel. And I mean a real fight not a small skirmish. In a real fight within a month NATO would be forced to deploy huge forces if they wanted to save Israel from falling

And then they too would get butchered it would be a quagmire

It's not like the past anymore. Arabs will ruin Israel and NATO on their home turf.

The problem is they're not united and overly afraid of their adversaries

 

[Falcon29]

This is what happened when everybody basically said we're very scared please just leave us out of it

The US and Israel began carpet bombing civilian population in Gaza

If anyone showed push back they wouldn't have done that and wouldn't be able to do

They don't have logistical means if war drags all other parties

And if Israelis lose territory their jets can't take off and if they're in the air they have to land somewhere else

It would be a logistical nightmare where US will request EU to allow their pilots and jets to use their territory, EU would not be so willing

At that point US would need to intervene but EU will want nothing to do with it and US also will not want to alienate Arabs or involve themselves in something very messy that would require lots of resources and China would see a opportunity to take Taiwan

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[Falcon29]

The Israeli army used almost their entire resources on Gaza in the first year of their rampage on Gaza

This is why they demanded a US supply bridge and asked Biden to deploy aircraft carriers right off the coast of Israel

They were using all drones and much of their Air Force, ground forces all on Gaza

Had Hezbollah and others deployed some firepower early on it would have gone bad for Israel

Israel would have actually needed to shuffle resources around and redraw their ground invasion plans

If any one believes they only used a fraction of their power in Gaza then they are truly naive

Assuming they are Jewish maniacs that spam comment sections saying they're not doing genocide because they didn't bomb everything and everyone in one day (which they don't have capacity for, their military and Air Force cannot do it anywhere , they don't have enough munitions at once to do that and they would run out in a few days if they tried that their air force would become useless and anybody could of did a ground invasion and took over the whole country

Don't let autistic Jewish terrorists and the few deranged maniacs in the West lead you to believe otherwise

And don't let Ukraine war fool you

Russia is not using much firepower in Ukraine by design. They aren't trying to level the country. Israel used more explosive power on Gaza in 1 year than Russia and Ukraine used against each other in their 13 year war.

That war is barely sustainable. The US Pentagon and the Jewish government of the USA basically gave an order to our military and defense contractors to give every single munition available to Israel

It's devil worship forcing Americans with their combined energy, brains, and resources to immediately allocate all weapons to Israel even at expense of our national security

Our military has a munitions shortage right now , still trying to recover from how much was given to Israel

 

[Falcon29]

As for the solution to all this, I have no idea, but what seems to apply is raw power, influence and military strength, as has almost always been the case historically speaking.

The unfortunate reality of our region is that Israel is a nuclear armed state (the only one in the region), since at least the 1960's (some even say the 1950's), fully supported on all levels (politically, economically, militarily) 24/7 by the most powerful (as of today even though China is catching up) country on the planet (USA) that is deeply ingrained in Europe next door and the region's geography. Fully supported by the best and most advanced military technology available. That is not including the entire West and EU. Look at Germany alone and what Israel receives from them for free. Just look at the submarines they get. Also Israel is also doing well on its own (which huge Western support though) when it comes to start-ups and tech in general.

This was known since 1948, because Israel itself is a Western implant in the region since the very beginning. It was a Western project for Western (European Jews) mainly. The Jews of the Arab world and region, surprisingly the majority of Israel today, were never a part of the plan until evens kicked off decades prior to 1948 due to influx of Jewish migrants and afterwards land-grabbing which culminated in the Nakba.

Now after the televised genocide in Gaza, this has become even more clear. That they are simply playing by completely different rules compared to everyone else.

I am not saying that armed resistance is not the way forward or that we should just accept status quo. Not at all. I am just saying that the past or present tactics have failed. They have not changed anything and in fact just made everyone worse. Gaza genocide and likely more Israeli annexation of Gazan territory and in the West Bank. Southern Lebanon and Hezbollah weakened a lot and in many places decimated etc.

So as I wrote earlier, all this requires different tactics altogether and for powerful regional countries, which oppose Israeli actions (I believe most do even those that recognize Israel or have signed the Abraham deal - because nobody in the region can be content with 1 country, in particular such a tiny country, playing by totally different rules and doing whatever they want to without hardly any consequences), to come up with long-term military, diplomatic, economic etc. plans to change status quo and most importantly force upon Israel some kind of two-state solution that Palestinians can live with.

If to my surprise, the Zionists/Israel one day will show some kind of goodwill, regional countries should repay this for the sake of regional stability. If this chapter with Israel could be closed in a manner that everyone can live with, I think that we can all agree, that this would be preferably for the entire region.

I don't have much hope because people who are in a position of power and strength, almost always never give it up without a fight. it is a brutal world after all.

Also Israel is taking advantage of the disunity and faults of regional leadership.

And while most Arabs support Palestine and Palestinians, it is also a topic that has been discussed/tried through wars, diplomatic means etc. since 1948 and it has also gained less media attention (until recently) simply due to much of the region being on fire and there being bigger hotspots of instability, in particular since 2001. Not an easy thing to solve when, as I wrote, Israel is playing with completely different rules, the supposed "world policemen and self-proclaimed bastions of democracy, human rights etc." are not doing what they breach in Palestine, when one party (Israel) is unwilling to compromise and when they elect a somewhat brave leader (Rabin) he is killed by his own. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Yitzhak_Rabin It is not to excuse Arab and Muslim leadership from any faults, for sure there have been many, Palestinian leadership included, but there is a reason why everyone has failed with the state objective since 1948. Remove US/West from the equation and I believe that most of us know, that the situation would be completely different.

Our soldiers and militaries were always ready and are ready to reduce this terrorist state Israel to rubble

They obey command, won't act unilaterally and thus are held back by political leadership which are very risk adverse

Iranian and Hezbollah political leadership basically screwed Hezbollah military masterminds and military preparations. A lot of it went to waste.

IRGC also got subjected to a sustained attack, lost important leaders, lots of missile silo 'cities' and primed missiles ready for launch got destroyed or launching mechanism got destroyed preventing them from being able to be used

Egyptian army can annihilate the IDF if the political leadership gave them the freedom

Turkey - Iran - Saudi - Egyptian -Jordan armies + asymmetric forces of Syria and Lebanon can severely humiliate the Israeli army and render it disfunctional

The boys are ready and prepared for a long time now

Dont underestimate our men they aren't flawed it's not them to blame

I just hope if push comes to shove we aren't the party 'restraining' ourselves to prove to the world we don't seek war (how stupid and counter productive ) and show Israel as the one who started it

The US and Israel are laughing their way all the way back to the White House in that scenario

Because the efforts our boys made to prepare for such wars would go to waste

Why would our soldiers have confidence in leadership at that point

Hamas leadership was willing to die with their soldier and didn't tie their hands behind their backs. What they didn't know is that our boys are more competent fighters than they thought. They might of thought maximum results from such a operation would be 100-150 killed Israeli soldiers and 5-15 captured IDF soldiers . They didn't think 1200 killed and 250 captives would happen

If even Hamas leadership which is very tightly tied to military underestimated their own poorly equiped soldiers then imagine how badly we are underestimating all the soldiers of the Arab and Muslim militaries

If given the room to flex their muscles they'd put Israel in their place

If it got serious the entire IDF would be exterminated

This is what northern Israel would have looked like if Hezbollah used even 40% of its firepower at the time. Israel was running out of iron dome interceptors they were rationing them for only critical locations

This is tiny Gaza which terrified them

They're hiding a lot footage about what happened to their army and infrastructure that week

Because the Jewish cult in the USA started making up insane fake atrocity propaganda

If it was up to me and I had power over military forces of middle east I would level a whole block in Tel Aviv for every atrocity propagnada Jewish owned media in the West publishes

One atrocity propaganda narrative pushed? That's at least 200 dead Jews immediately

We can manipulate the Jews Sinwar did it very effectively. Everybody else has inferiority complex thinking we can't do anything against them it's crazy

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[Foinikas]

vilifiy Syrian president for sectarian reasons

The current Syrian president was an actual terr leader. No need to vilify him. The guy was wanted by the US until a year ago. He is a bad guy already.

 

[Shags101]

The current Syrian president was an actual terr leader. No need to vilify him. The guy was wanted by the US until a year ago. He is a bad guy already.

there’s never been a bad guy in Syria as long as they were Arab Sunni Turkish Saudi uyghurs Chechens Iraqi Sunnis and etc they never committed any crimes against humanity as brutal bashar regime