Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Davey Crockett
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FOOLS_NIGHTMARE
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ziaulislam
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Ok..now let's give Israel food water and do business as usual
PaklovesTurkiye
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Falcon29
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Some kind of US led bribe to get Hezbollah to disengage northern front.
I wonder what's Hamas's status is with Arab League.
Falcon29
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Einav Tsengauker, the mother of Matan, the abductee in Gaza, in a statement by the abductee's families: "We are about a step away from a war in the north, and this may be the last chance to return the abductees; Netanyahu is prolonging the war for personal reasons."
Falcon29
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There are very gruesome images of children's body's torn apart and people ran over by tanks during the terrorist attacks on eastern Gaza city and Rafah. I don't want to post them as to not traumatize people. But, I do want to mention them to remind people that Gaza is still under the brutal war and assault and nothing has calmed down yet.
It's also difficult to get food into northern Gaza and there is no way to send money to Gaza. So people can't send money to their relatives or friends. Which is by design, intended to make civilian population suffer to maximum extent. Another violation of international law.
It's also difficult to get food into northern Gaza and there is no way to send money to Gaza. So people can't send money to their relatives or friends. Which is by design, intended to make civilian population suffer to maximum extent. Another violation of international law.
Mr. Green
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It would be a good opportunity for China to punish Israel which is America's policeman in Middle East. This will benefit China in gaining sympathies of the Muslims the World over especially Middle East and Iran which supply the oil that China needs. In this way China will gain a foothold in the Middle East and replace America as the major power there.
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Meengla
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I don't think China cares about Israel being a 'policeman' as such but, yes, China can and will and already using the Israeli Lobby driven self-destructive American policy in the Middle East to ultimately drive Americans out of the Middle East. One day Americans will find out how a tiny remote country's Lobbies made America lose its influence in such a vital, central geopolitical region. I am sure about it: Policies which are driven by other countries' interests logically bring down the host country. On that note, despite all my negatives about the Afghan Taliban govt; I believe Afghanistan will be better off because those ruling them are beholden to them; the Taliban are not the puppets like Karzai or Ashraf Ghani.
Coming back to the topic, here is Larry C. Johnson, who I greatly admire, once again alluding to the destruction and existential threat to Israel in case Israel attacks Lebanon. The militias can do a lot, as both @925boy and I say here.
UKBengali
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The entity would have to be irrational to attack Hezbollah as that would most likely mean its destruction.
Like I said before Hezbollah does not have to do the same damage to the entity as the entity can do to Lebanon for the very simple reason that Lebanese are native to Lebanon whereas the vast majority of Jews are not native to Palestine.
As Hezollah can probably cause "enough" damage to the entity, then attacking Lebanon would ultimately lead to its own destruction. US would just be a spectator as there is mass stampede out from all those millions of Jews who can easily leave to safe and mainly prosperous countries and so collapsing the entity in on itself.
From my persective, entity is bluffing as it knows it has no military options against Hezbollah, let alone the full force of the "Axis of Resistance". It will have to accept the new reality that it cannot shape the region to its paradigm anymore.
GoMig-21
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The appealing lure of the concept of resistance. It's similar to ISIS in many ways not the purpose of the resistance but the appealing nature of it. Resistance is often equated with being a force-upon duty, and obligation of the highest honor and dignity since its cause gives justification to martyrdom. Hamas always had that appeal of resistance, but it has raised the stakes immensely for both sides of the coin, certainly the appeal but also the detraction. Fortunately the former has far outweighed the latter.
Sadat realized this on October 14th, 1973, when the United States began conducting Operation Nickle Grass. He knew the US' support was lurking in the shadows prior to that but needed to see it with his own two eyes and when the influx of weapons from tanks to fighter jets to SAM systems were being sent in droves & droves to fight and kill Egyptians and prevent us from acquiring our OWN LAND back that was brutally & viscously & illegally stolen......................he knew right then and there for sure it was confirmation of exactly what you're saying and that essentially, in his words, we would be fighting America now and that is an impossible war to win. That day, October 14, 1973, was the official start of the unconditional support of the zionist entity that has only multiplied ten-fold since then and exactly what you alluded to. The rest is history.
This also plays a huge part in the reason the Arab leaders are not confronting the zionist entity in the manner we all wish they would, even diplomatically or economically is risky on a grand scale, let alone militarily. Weather it's justifiable or not is another whole topic entirely on its own. But that is the essence of the reluctance to confront the murderous, genocidal demonic zionist entity. The sooner people realize that, the sooner their understanding will reach a higher level and have a much more educated understanding of the complexity of this conflict.
I just have two words for these lowlifes, mother fu%(ers!
And some might wonder why I call this orange baboon a scum-sucking jackboot racist thug pig bastard from hell. His racist views extend well beyond the norms and are specially elevated when it comes to Arabs, but particularly Muslims. It doesn't really take a genius to see it and I've called him out on that way back when I met him in person at a real estate business seminar/convention in downtown Boston back in the mid-1990s.
"Senator Chuck Schumer, he's become a Palestinian he's Jewish used to be loyal to Israel but now he's become a Palestinian"
Let that sink in for a minute. He even used it on Genocide Joe in the debate and went even further in that one, calling Biden a "Palestinian
and not even a good one".
That's why this guy is even more dangerous than Genocide Joe when you really think about it. Not just for the domestic issues in the United States, but especially when it comes to Muslims in general.
I damn near fell out of my recliner the other day when I read this. So much for the sanctity of the constitution and how easily it's being dismissed as basically irrelevant. In this case, it's as if it doesn't even exist, let alone respected by law. Such a shame.
When the founding fathers decided on this exact, particular phrase to be the essential wording in the text of the constitution:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof"
They got together and made sure Thomas Jefferson drafted the exact words that made it as simple, but as clear as possible that the intended principle is to protect the freedom and independence of religion both from BOTH government restrictions AND from government sponsorship and attendant control.
Those last three words are as clear as day, aren't they? The fact that this can be taken to court and argued against is crazy. The founding fellas made sure the text was written in a precise and articulate manner to leave no ambiguity as to the context. Yet this is one of the most argued provisions of the constitution and what these people did is about as gross of a violation of that sacred document (and rule of law) meant to protect the rights of the people and which is looked up to and emulated by almost every single other country & people wishing to seek a life under the same democratic freedoms & values as the United States, not to mention why the US is the most attractive migrant destination in the world. It's a travesty what those people did.
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