Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[UKBengali]

Pakistan is a resource-starved country: Not only in 'human resources' but also in natural resources when you factor in the large population. Add to that, Pakistan is facing an enemy which is very powerful and hugs Pakistan's eastern border for a thousand+ miles. Let's set aside those and bring in some trade / commerce implications: By a mere flick of Biden's pen, Pakistan could be removed from the SWIFT banking system with huge consequences for Pakistan. Pakistan needed American support just to get the mere $900 million IMF tranche in November 2023. The EU--which is basically American vassal entity-- can remove Pakistan from GSP+. There are countless ways Pakistani economy can be destroyed if Pakistan follows the route like Iran against Israel. But Iran is immensely blessed with natural resources and has much better human resources as well. And Iran doesn't have a powerful hostile neighbor unlike Pakistan.
Again, if the rich GCC Arab countries are unwilling to stick their neck out for the Palestinians then Pakistan can't. The economic impact alone on Pakistan will be huge--too huge. But that's what happens when you don't invest in human resources even though you know your geopolitical environment is very dangerous and you are relatively resource-starved.

The fundamental problem now is that the Zionists still control the world financial system and they can destroy any country economically apart from Russia, China and Iran.

While US military power has significantly degraded over the last 20-30 years, as in they cannot send whole armies to occupy and overthrow governments, there is probably another 10-15 years before an alternative economic-technological system led by China is fully ready.

No Muslim country now can really stick its neck out too much apart from Iran(that has huge natural and human resources) and they will need to patiently wait it out for a little longer till the west loses its supremacy.

Again not excusing the collaboration from the Turks and lots of Arab countries in this genocide, but geopolitics still gives the Zionists the upper hand to threaten and bully countries into submission.

 

[mangekyo]

Neither can Israel. So that cannot be a reason.

If GCC supports Palestine or meddle with U.S internal affairs, they will lose U.S support. Israel always gets a pass.

I have a theory that most of these monarchs and Arab rulers know they are infiltrated by Mossad and CIA. They know they can disappear and be replaced over night. Thats why they never step out of line. And why should they? They are happy living a life full of luxury.

 

[Meengla]

The fundamental problem now is that the Zionists still control the world financial system and they can destroy any country economically apart from Russia, China and Iran.

While US military power has significantly degraded over the last 20-30 years, as in they cannot send whole armies to occupy and overthrow governments, there is probably another 10-15 years before an alternative economic-technological system led by China is fully ready.

No Muslim country now can really stick its neck out too much apart from Iran(that has huge natural and human resources) and they will need to patiently wait it out for a little longer till the west loses its supremacy.

Again not excusing the collaboration from the Turks and lots of Arab countries in this genocide, but geopolitics still gives the Zionists the upper hand to threaten and bully countries into submission.

Fully agreed.

However, in case of a regional war, everything can change. Human beings become a mob. Rationality and even self-preservation is often gone when wars happen. IMO, those countries, which have the least to lose--such as Yemen, Syria and Lebanon--are the ones who can help the Palestinians the most and they should be helped the most even if by financial means.

Also, there are probably millions from the Islamic world ready to march toward Israel given some assistance and a path. So it is entirely possible that in case of a regional war, Pakistan throws caution to the wind and gets deeply involved in the conflict. Already some respectable Western analysts are saying that Pakistan is going to provide nukes to Turkey or even help Iran if either of those countries is threatened.

War is madness and with its dynamics. It is unpredictable.

 

[Unknowntruth]

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[UKBengali]

Fully agreed.

However, in case of a regional war, everything can change. Human beings become a mob. Rationality and even self-preservation is often gone when wars happen. IMO, those countries, which have the least to lose--such as Yemen, Syria and Lebanon--are the ones who can help the Palestinians the most and they should be helped the most even if by financial means.

Also, there are probably millions from the Islamic world ready to march toward Israel given some assistance and a path. So it is entirely possible that in case of a regional war, Pakistan throws caution to the wind and gets deeply involved in the conflict. Already some respectable Western analysts are saying that Pakistan is going to provide nukes to Turkey or even help Iran if either of those countries is threatened.

War is madness and with its dynamics. It is unpredictable.

Agreed with comments about all bets being off if a regional war starts.

I think the fact that Pakistan has nukes indirectly benefits Iran as the Zionists can never be sure what Pakistan would do in case they nuke Iran.

In essence Pakistan provides an unsaid and unwritten nuclear umbrella to countries like Iran and maybe one day Turkey, once they fully extricate themselves from Nato/West.

 

[Unknowntruth]

How can a person be this full of hatred? It is sickening…

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[Meengla]

Agreed with comments about all bets being off if a regional war starts.
I think the fact that Pakistan has nukes indirectly benefits Iran as the Zionists can never be sure what Pakistan would do in case they nuke Iran.
In essence Pakistan provides a unsaid and unwritten nuclear umbrella to countries like Iran and maybe one day Turkey, once they fully extricate themselves from Nato/West.

I think Pakistan's nuclear help to Turkey is assured--NATO or not. It is like a bond between the Americans and the UK.

 

[Unknowntruth]

Former Israeli soldier exposes Israel for what it is.

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[r3alist]

@RescueRanger : Since you did not respond, I am assuming that the video (audio, rather) is fake and malicious propaganda.

I wish you had either provided confirmation, or admitted that there isn't any. It is unbecoming of titled members to propagate such vile content that is clearly intended to demonize a particular group.

Demonise?

Do these comments consistently fail to compute?

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[StormOfTruth]

The operations carried out by the Palestinian resistance groups in Gaza on Saturday, January 6, are as follows:

Al-Qassam Brigades:

• Targeted an Israeli infantry force of eight soldiers after ambushing them in a well-prepared trap in the middle of the Bani Suhaila area, east of Khan Yunis city in southern Gaza.
• Killed an Israeli soldier as he entered a house to inspect it, which was followed by clashes with the rest of the Israeli contingent using weapons and hand grenades.
• Ambushed and engaged an Israeli infantry force of nine soldiers on one of the roads in the Bani Suhaila area, east of Khan Yunis city in southern Gaza.
• Detonated an anti-personnel mine against an Israeli force inside a building in the Khazaa area, east of Khan Yunis city, southern Gaza.
• Shelled Israeli military concentrations, northwest of Al-Maghazi camp, with heavy-caliber mortars.

Al-Quds Brigades:

• Engaged in fierce armed clashes with Israeli regime soldiers, using machine guns and RPGs in the Maan area, east of Khan Yunis city, southern Gaza.
• Engaged in intense clashes with Israeli regime soldiers in central Khan Yunis city, southern Gaza.
• Shelled military concentrations in central Khan Yunis city with heavy-caliber mortars.

Mujahideen Brigades:

• Shelled Israeli regime soldiers' gatherings and military vehicles with short-range rockets in central Gaza City.
• Targeted an entrenched Zionist force in a building in the Tel Al-Hawa area with an anti-personnel OG-7V grenade, resulting in casualties in the enemy camp.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades:

• Shelled Israeli military gatherings and soldiers near the Al-Mahatta area in central Khan Younis with heavy-caliber mortars.
• Clashed with Israeli soldiers in central and east Khan Younis with machine guns and RPGs.

Martyr Omar Al-Qasim Forces:

• Clashed with Israeli regime forces west of Jabalia, inflicting heavy deaths and injuries.