Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[r3alist]

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.

One rationale I have heard, in fact produced in an Israeli think tank itself, is that if enough dual passport holders in Israel, who are also the most economically productive with all that tech and finance, are dissuaded from remaining in Israel then that would lead to a serious deterioration in Israeli society.

The ultra orthodox don't do tooo much I understand.

The dual passport holders have options so will use it.

What's the point in saying this?

I think everyone has gotten used to over celebrating small victories, not to minimise the resistance, but that's not meaningful attack.

It has to be like for like with intent and capability, I don't think Hezbollah can harm Israel to the extent it might need to and the duration.

 

[Dalit]

This is what Muslim countries are good for:

EU signs €1 billion financing deal with Egypt as part of migration deal

https://www.euractiv.com/section/gl...ng-deal-with-egypt-as-part-of-migration-deal/

Do you guys expect beggar countries like these to do anything meaningful for the Palestinians? Scavengers and poodles that survive on handouts. They do the bidding of outsiders.

 

[Meengla]

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.

To be fair, millions of Israelis are now 'native' if born in a region is a criteria. And it is important to understand that people have deep attachments to the places where they are born and raised. Perhaps before 1991, when Israel's population was small and there was no huge influx of the immigrants from the Soviet Union, the native vs immigrant argument would have been more resonant.

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.

This may seem like contradicting my comment above but let me explain: You are right: Israelis do have incredible opportunities to emigrate to safer havens. And many, if not most would, if they are forced to. It is human nature. I can't deny that there is a 'historic' love for the nation and land of Israel amongst the Israeli and the global Jewry but they would leave if forced to.

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.

Living with the 'new reality' would be like living against all the hitherto established ideas which the Israelis, in their self-made bubble, have embraced: That all the land between the Dead Sea and the Med. Sea exclusively belongs to the Jews, and that Israel will have to be 'strong' and the most powerful nation in that region, and that Israelis are genetically, civilizationally, culturally superior to the natives, and that Israel can do whatever it wants in the Middle East with impunity. Those are the idols the Israelis worship. They would have to be fallen idols.

 

[Meengla]

One rationale I have heard, in fact produced in an Israeli think tank itself, is that if enough dual passport holders in Israel, who are also the most economically productive with all that tech and finance, are dissuaded from remaining in Israel then that would lead to a serious deterioration in Israeli society.
The ultra orthodox don't do tooo much I understand.
The dual passport holders have options so will use it.

I have also seen that in an Israeli site. Very good insight. The quality of 'human resources' matter a lot. Just look at Afghanistan as a contrast!

What's the point in saying this?
I think everyone has gotten used to over celebrating small victories, not to minimise the resistance, but that's not meaningful attack.
It has to be like for like with intent and capability, I don't think Hezbollah can harm Israel to the extent it might need to and the duration.

I think you seem to be contradicting yourself here without realizing it. The smarter Israelis, with dual nationalities and/or the financial means, which often come with being smart or 'well connected', are not going to tolerate living in a 'war zone'. Why bother with the sirens for even minor Katyushas when you can be sipping cocktails in Miami or the French Rivera??

 

[r3alist]

I think you seem to be contradicting yourself here without realizing it. The smarter Israelis, with dual nationalities and/or the financial means, which often come with being smart or 'well connected', are not going to tolerate living in a 'war zone'. Why bother with the sirens for even minor Katyushas when you can be sipping cocktails in Miami or the French Rivera??

Sorry that's what I meant.

Some repairable damage won't do it, countries are more resilient than you think.

 

[UKBengali]

Sorry that's what I meant.

Some repairable damage won't do it, countries are more resilient than you think.

Hezbollah can unleash maybe 200,000 rockets, missiles and drones in any all-out conflict.

Zionist defences would be overwhelmed within days due to sheer scale of Hezbollah onslaught.

This would not be "repairable" damage but catastophic.

I am not even talking about Houthis, Iraqi/Syrian resistance joining in as well.

Entity is not a real country in any sense but a colonial output full of settlers who want to lord it over the natives.

 

[Falcon29]

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[Ali_Baba]

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.

Agree that it is militarily difficult to beat Israel right now - but there is one weapon that the muslims and arabs have. Boycott, Divest and Sanction. Israel has reached peak economic capability, and with the progressive decline of the economic power of the west, ie the main backers of Israel, the zionists have a problem. The economic foundations of their little project is becoming compromised as western growth declines and therefore investment into Israel stalls. The pounds are more difficult to comeby since western goverments are so heavily indebted. The only one making any major investments is the USA - and that is due to AIPAC control of the USA.

Future economic growth is now in the global south, and in the middle-east. Israel "needs" to integrate economically into the middle east to survive. That is the whole point of the Abraham accords ...

That is the real weapon that is left, that can help restrain Israel and the Arabs are giving it up for free to in-return for "weapons, toys etc" ...

 

[UKBengali]

To be fair, millions of Israelis are now 'native' if born in a region is a criteria. And it is important to understand that people have deep attachments to the places where they are born and raised. Perhaps before 1991, when Israel's population was small and there was no huge influx of the immigrants from the Soviet Union, the native vs immigrant argument would have been more resonant.

Is a one day old baby "native" if they are born to parents who turned up by boat yesterday?

Around 85-90% of the Jewish population in Palestine are settlers, such as their terrorist leaders like Netanyahu, Gallant and Gantz.

You are only native when your neighbours consider you natives like them. It requires centuries to pass since your ancestors have come to be considered a native.

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

To be fair, millions of Israelis are now 'native' if born in a region is a criteria. And it is important to understand that people have deep attachments to the places where they are born and raised. Perhaps before 1991, when Israel's population was small and there was no huge influx of the immigrants from the Soviet Union, the native vs immigrant argument would have been more resonant.


This may seem like contradicting my comment above but let me explain: You are right: Israelis do have incredible opportunities to emigrate to safer havens. And many, if not most would, if they are forced to. It is human nature. I can't deny that there is a 'historic' love for the nation and land of Israel amongst the Israeli and the global Jewry but they would leave if forced to.


Living with the 'new reality' would be like living against all the hitherto established ideas which the Israelis, in their self-made bubble, have embraced: That all the land between the Dead Sea and the Med. Sea exclusively belongs to the Jews, and that Israel will have to be 'strong' and the most powerful nation in that region, and that Israelis are genetically, civilizationally, culturally superior to the natives, and that Israel can do whatever it wants in the Middle East with impunity. Those are the idols the Israelis worship. They would have to be fallen idols.

I am a Pakistani born and raised in London, UK. I have a british passport. However I am not a native to England. I am native to Pakistan. Blood is thicker than water.

 

[Meengla]

You are only native when your neighbours consider you natives like them. It requires centuries to pass since your ancestors have come to be considered a native.

You are right on that.
However, those large numbers of Israelis born and raised in Israel over the large few decades DO have the natural human attachment to their country. I don't think they are all too willing to jump on some boats to safer havens unless really forced to. It is not good to base the outcomes on our desire outcomes: Human nature is at play everywhere.
Having said that, yes, Israelis are much more likely to flee to safer havens when it gets rough in that region. The locals don't have options available in Europe and America.

 

[Falcon29]

Hezbollah can unleash maybe 200,000 rockets, missiles and drones in any all-out conflict.

Zionist defences would be overwhelmed within days due to sheer scale of Hezbollah onslaught.

This would not be "repairable" damage but catastophic.

I am not even talking about Houthis, Iraqi/Syrian resistance joining in as well.

Entity is not a real country in any sense but a colonial output full of settlers who want to lord it over the natives.

Houthi's are not built to fight Israel. They help Iran threaten Saudi Arabia and Gulf nations, while also threaten Red Sea/Gulf of Aden area. Iraq's are also not built to fight Israel. Syria in its current state isn't either.



Only Hezbollah and Iran have had battle plans for Israel. And they are effective defensive ones. To change status quo in Occupied Palestine. You need a offensive battle plan which is involving everyone in the region to counter the massive US/NATO backing of Israel which will pressure US and Israel to accept two state solution.



Hamas misread Hezbollah's willingness to commit to a full blown war, and also misread Israel and Palestinians in Palestinian territories. But also Hamas had no other choice due to looming Israeli preemptive strike on Gaza and pressure of situation in Gaza. And had to make a final stand for Palestine in hopes it will somehow enforce a change in status quo and get other countries involved.



If Hezbollah backs out and comes to a agreement. Israel will likely occupy parts of Gaza for years to come and attempt pushing its residents out to other nations. What this did show us is there is no legit anti-Israel formation in the region. It really was just Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza. Muslims and Arabs are actually quite tolerant of Jewish stronghold in the heart of the region. That is the ugly truth.



Only a miracle by God will change this.

 

[Meengla]

I am a Pakistani born and raised in London, UK. I have a british passport. However I am not a native to England. I am native to Pakistan. Blood is thicker than water.

Because Pakistan is a safe place for all Pakistanis despite Pakistan's warts. The Jews feel unsafe except in Israel. They have created a huge bubble of a make-believe world where only Israel is the safe place. Pakistanis don't suffer from such paranoia. Irony is that the Jews are thriving and even dominating in many countries and yet they are paranoid. It is a mental sickness that afflicts them!