Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[Persian Gulf]

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The screams of women and children buried under the rubble in Beirut can be heard.

Some Iranians are not happy with IRI for its inaction and want IRI to do more to help Hezbollah, who they view as brothers.

 

[Falcon29]

Mind you, Israel can send those residents without a issue today. Hezbollah is not stopping anything. However, Israel seeks to degrade their capabilities and force them back regardless, as Hezbollah gave no reason for them not to. Very poor decision making and strategy by Hezbollah leadership since beginning of war. And failure to properly prepare for such scenarios.

But also keep in mind it's dirty and cunning moves by Israel. Which doesn't need a excuse to wage a war. And that's incredibly destabilizing to the region and world.
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Israel Mission to the United Nations

Intends to inform the Security Council of the closure of the diplomatic window to resolve the conflict with Lebanon

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[Unknowntruth]

Hamas controls tiny occupied Gaza. Hezbollah is just one party in much larger, not occupied Lebanon. The dynamics are very different.

Do you think anyone sane in Hezbollah saw what Hamas got for their problems in Gaza and thinks 'that seems like a logical path to follow'? You know this.

Hezbollah did not surrender, so we shouldn't speculate on that. Israel is betting that Hezbollah will surrender eventually as it ramps up these attacks. Nasrallah said they would not, and I don't think they will, although they should. Hezbollah now will be hoping Hamas reaches a ceasefire, that's their easiest way out.

If they are not prepared to go to war or never intended on actual proportional retaliatory attacks then they shouldn’t have got involved from the get go. Sitting there taking a beating while shooting solidarity rockets in uninhabitable places in the occupied north is humiliating themselves.

 

[Persian Gulf]

If they are not prepared to go to war or never intended on actual proportional retaliatory attacks then they shouldn’t have got involved from the get go. Sitting there taking a beating while shooting solidarity rockets in uninhabitable places in the occupied north is humiliating themselves.

I am inclined to agree. They did not plan to allow Israel to routinely bomb Beirut. They thought they could establish deterrence, they were wrong. But Israel has 60,000-100,000 displaced settlers from the north, so these solidarity rockets are causing a big problem for Israel.

 

[r3alist]

What I know is that one year after the Hamas attacks, Israel blew a 1000s of Hezbolla operatives. I don't know about Gaza taking a chunk out of Israli resolve, Israel seems to have taken a chunk or most of Gaza.

And while everyone is threatening with all out war, they''re now interested in starting the all out war.

Problem with being a cheer leader is you never have to worry about skin in the game

Because obviously Israel is fatigued to some extent otherwise there would be no mass protests

And obviously the northern flank causes much more damage than Gaza so people are mindful of that in Israel


What would you know about a real struggle though

 

[Strider]

Bro, look how Hamas Mujahideen October 7th assault. Is easily explained how Mossad didn’t know. Unlike what everyone thinks and what is advertised, Mossad main activity are various forms of blackmail. This is like 80% of their activity ( Epstein's Island ) they are not James Bond like the Media wants us think.

They knew.

Hamas fighting culture is serious. They don't have lives outside of training to survive as Palestinians against a brutal occupation. Hezbollah is larger and there's many business interests and many within their organization want security and to live long. They don't want to get into engagements.

From what I gathered, the only faction outside Gaza that dealt some significant damage to the Zionists are the Houthis.

In light of the recent happenings, and me coming from a country with a rough non-Muslim neighborhood, I suspect that there are traitors deep within the ranks of Hezbollah and within the Iranian security establishment as we speak. Under these conditions, it is unwise to go on the offensive pending further review so as come up with ways to ensure these do no happen again. Otherwise, they cannot be really trusted.

And since you live in the America, I believe you can be instrumental against the Zionist regime and their allies. The grassroots movements against the Zionist narrative is finally proving to have an impact. They have lost the information and social media war. There is still a long way to go though. Now is time to go on the offensive on that front. This is a very important front which frightens the Zionists more than the battlefield. Boycotts work if coordinated and sustained. And do not forget the power of prayer. This was, and is an American genocide.

 

[KingQamaR]

Israel can't invade and hold Lebanon. It just honestly doesn't have a large enough man power to fight in by inch village by village mountainous terrain against I am told Hizbollah 100k dug in, well armed, fighting on their home turf and Zionists to maintain the occupation of West Bank and Gaza. same time Israel really can't afford to lose 20% of their young men considering their low birth rate on a mission that might not even work. Pathetic Zionist's invaders are still fighting in Gaza after 11 months. Big mistake by Hizbollah leadership to-ignore Zionist’s aggression on their organisation in the last 72 hours will only encourage further attacks on their people from the Zionists!!!

 

[Unknowntruth]

I am inclined to agree. They did not plan to allow Israel to routinely bomb Beirut. They thought they could establish deterrence, they were wrong. But Israel has 60,000-100,000 displaced settlers from the north, so these solidarity rockets are causing a big problem for Israel.

Yes, but Israel is showing that it will not sit idle by escalating their attacks in Lebanon and are prepared for a full military intervention. If Hezbollah retreats now or doesn’t retaliate on equal terms it is going to be a very humiliating defeat.

 

[r3alist]

Fair minded and humane people should keep hope as the days of this entity are coming to an end and its lashing out and breaking every rule of law there is says that it fears its imminent demise and is trying to genocide itself to staying on stolen land

Only one side can put the other in an existential crisis with weapons

If Iran can link Gaza to Ukraine in some wild way Putin could decisively intervene, scare Israel off, Russia can't let Iran fall but it can let Iran suffer

If it comes down to a total war in the region, the Israelis will have an endless supply of ammunition and military hardware. If it comes down to it, it can tap U.S. reserves. The same can't be said about the Middle East countries

Exactly, have Iran got any other tricks in the toolbox

A predictable missile battle with calculable losses is ok for Israel I think

 

[Persian Gulf]

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USA sending aircraft carrier to the region to protect Israel again

 

[Guynextdoor]

Problem with being a cheer leader is you never have to worry about skin in the game

Because obviously Israel is fatigued to some extent otherwise there would be no mass protests

And obviously the northern flank causes much more damage than Gaza so people are mindful of that in Israel


What would you know about a real struggle though

What cheer leader? I'm only saying what any observer will say on ground reality.

 

[r3alist]

What cheer leader? I'm only saying what any observer will say on ground reality.

Protests are imagined?

You are pointless

 

[Guynextdoor]

Protests are imagined?

You are pointless

yeah
-Israel just blew up a 2000 pagers
-struck south lebanon today
-killed a dude in Iran

and they're being destryoed because some people 'protested'

 

[r3alist]

yeah
-Israel just blew up a 2000 pagers
-struck south lebanon today
-killed a dude in Iran

and they're being destryoed because some people 'protested'

They have internal issues

Much like you

 

[BHAN85]

hacking hospital cctv and surroundings areas cctv cameras after beepers blast must have given to Israel a lot of information about hezbollah, and they dont waste time using it.