Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[Meengla]

Gaza, West Bank, and East-Jerusalem. Take what you can get. Maximalist position is a losing hand for both Israel and Palestine.

I don't think the Palestinians want more than that. It is the Israelis who thought that even giving the Ehud Barak's Bantustan in Camp David 2000 was a 'generous offer'.
The world knows who the problem is and it ain't the Palestinians!

 

[UKBengali]

Well you agree with me, you put your hope in the woke kids of the west, I am not knocking anything here btw just stating where things are right now

Btw, who did you put your hopes on in November? December?



If individuals en masse had agency and acted in a unified way that would be incredible, until then power is projected through the state


Saudi Arabia, as an example of a dictatorship was hosting Shakira whilst Gaza was decimated, did anyone protest internally? The Saudi youth are ready for mbs vision with Israel, it's just the old in the way, not the people en masse.
However I agree in one thing, the Israeli state may over play it's hand, that's possible.

No they are not really "ready" but willing to go along with it now as they fear their government and just are not aware of the massive geopolitical change that is about to happen in the world over the next 10-20 years.

Like I have said before it is easy to get despondent but the vast majority of the problems in the Muslim world, and "Global South" in general, can be laid at the hands of the Zio-West. Once they are no longer on top, then things will improve for those they have been keeping down for hundreds of years.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

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[Falcon29]

Israeli terrorists opened fire randomly on Egyptian forces. There was no fire from Egyptian side. Israeli terrorists committed a terrorist attack intended at intimidating Egypt and potentially trying to start a war so they forcibly expel Palestinians into Egypt.

 

[UKBengali]

I don't think the Palestinians want more than that. It is the Israelis who thought that even giving the Ehud Barak's Bantustan in Camp David 2000 was a 'generous offer'.
The world knows who the problem is and it ain't the Palestinians!

For now that is reasonable to "settle" at that.

However the entity will not be accepted as a permanent presence in the region.

 

[Falcon29]

My assessment of the situation

It seems that Israel wants to test the pulse of the Egyptian army in the event of a wall on the Philadelphia axis.

An Israeli vehicle actually tried to reach the wall and break the rules of engagement, which caused a clash with Egyptian soldiers.

Israel's attempt is not a coincidence, and it will not be the last

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[r3alist]

No they are not really "ready" but willing to go along with it now as they fear their government and just are not aware of the massive geopolitical change that is about to happen in the world over the next 10-20 years.

Like I have said before it is easy to get despondent but the vast majority of the problems in the Muslim world, and "Global South" in general, can be laid at the hands of the Zio-West. Once they are no longer on top, then things will improve for those they have been keeping down for hundreds of years.

The Saudi monarchy was still making conciliatory sounds towards Israel months in, they have always wanted to recognise Israel they were just holding out for the right deal.

Not to make sweeping generalisations but the Saudi youth are more hedonistic and western orientated in their thinking.

They are ready for Shakira, neom and probably alcohol liberalisation.

The overarching point is all hope seems to be on the western world changing, Israel is largely benefitting from suppressed protest in the Muslim world itself, just repeat that again in your head!

Other than bad pr I don't really see anything that's really too terrible that's happened to existing power structures that cannot be recovered in time.

Most of the people here will forget about Gaza in a few years too, we are all looking to ourselves and ultimately no one is actually willing to make a game changing intervention or sacrifice from the Muslim world, that's just how things are.

The only nations capable of challenge are those with serious will power and some means, that's Russia and china.

 

[Falcon29]

According to an Egyptian security source.

An Israeli sniper was the one who shot the Egyptian soldier, the soldier did not initiate the shooting.

As we said, the attempt was deliberate

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[Shadihassan28]

This Bernie Saunders...https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/03/11/bfit-m11.html

Good luck getting him to use the g word.

To be fair better than most of American politicians

 

[GoMig-21]

Over all, a good post and on the money when you said it is the stronger ones who decide what is justice, how that would be served, and when.

To be bolded part: Courts are one more tool to keep the pressure, however small that pressure maybe. Can anyone deny that the Israelis are really nervous about the ICJ/ICC proceedings, especially within the last one week? Not only there is significant chance of topmost Israeli leaders denied freedom to travel but also the anti Zionists forces, whether in the blogspace or on the ground, have found even more legitimacy for their cause.

Should the ICC get to issuing those arrest warrants, I do wonder how aggressive they'll be in enforcing them on the two zionist demons, particularly Shatanyahu.

When George Stephanopoulos asked the demon whether he was worried about possible arrest warrants while traveling and he replied, on live TV in front of the entire world that Khan was the one who should be "worried" was basically a mafia hit heads up. Straight up, blatant, criminal, drug cartel style it's mind-blowing. The unabashed, unconcerned audacity it takes to throw a vile threat of that magnitude at an individual of the stature of Karim Khan, on live TV, in front of the whole world just goes to show how emboldened these vile, cretinous, vermin demons have become through their murderous campaign and the US' (and others) unconditional support.

He was basically giving the prosecutor general of the International Criminal Court of Justice a warning that if he proceeds any further with those warrants that a contract hit was coming his way. Just think about how crazy that is. And how that will/has affected the aggressiveness Karim Khan & co. would need to actually make those arrests.

And with the disgusting, filthy-evil, infamously shameful reputation of their intel hit-squad's well-known record of carrying out world-wide assassinations of all types has to be a cause for concern, even serious anxiety to the extent that it could very well have a major impact on that level of aggressiveness they would need to actually put handcuffs on that cretin and his co-demon should the opportunity arise.

I'm dying to see how aggressively they'll pursue those arrests, let alone execute them in the first place.

 

[hussain0216]

The Egyptian army will act passively to its troops getting killed in raffah in the same way as the dickhead generals In the pak army were doing when there were scores of deaths by the ana a few years ago.
Egypts army is compromised. iDF know everything about there movements and whereabouts.

To be fair, after that incident Pakistan ensured the collapse of the Afghan Republic and U.S, NATO and India all fled Afghanistan

Without Pakistan, none of that would have happened
The U.S lost trillions, thousands of U.S soldiers and two decades for nothing

 

[Shadihassan28]

To be fair, after that incident Pakistan ensured the collapse of the Afghan Republic and U.S, NATO and India all fled Afghanistan

Without Pakistan, none of that would have happened
The U.S lost trillions, thousands of U.S soldiers and two decades for nothing

Eeehh not putting that in that in the positive scenario, American invasion not withstanding I wouldn’t want to live under a Taliban rule myself and I’m sure most people here wouldn’t people in different countries have competing goals for different countries instead of working together to build a better country.

 

[UKBengali]

Most of the people here will forget about Gaza in a few years too, we are all looking to ourselves and ultimately no one is actually willing to make a game changing intervention or sacrifice from the Muslim world, that's just how things are.

I think Gaza Genocide will unfortunately be a Muslim historical "marker" and it is not possible in a Zio-US dominated world for a single Muslim nation to intervene to make a real difference, when local Muslim puppets and collaborators have been brought up/threatened by the Zio-US.

Once the Zio-US does not dominate then every changes. Russia-China does not need to do anything but balance out the Zio-US.

I am optimistic that this cancer will not be here mid-century.

 

[mulj]

It is Israeli's, especially their commanders ordering these kind of attacks. They're furious Egypt blocked their plan to ethnically cleanse the Palestinian people. And they're resorting to attacking Egypt now as they want a break down of the Camp David accords.

Someone said that they want to provoke fire reaction by egyptians and use it as excuse for bombing and demolishing border wall in order to expell palestinians from gaza, for me it is plausible scenario.

 

[hussain0216]

Eeehh not putting that in that in the positive scenario, American invasion not withstanding I wouldn’t want to live under a Taliban rule myself and I’m sure most people here wouldn’t people in different countries have competing goals for different countries instead of working together to build a better country.

The U.S, NATO, India and Afghan Republic were a threat

Pakistan tried to get support for its strategic interests but these entities didn't really care

As a result Pakistan ensured they failed and fled

The Taliban are not great, but they don't pose the same strategic threat to Pakistan that a combination of a hostile Afghan Republic with U.S, NATO and india did


What Pakistan achieved in Afghanistan was incredible and it's not the same as what Egypt and Jordan are doing