Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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Garcia Sea
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From the video, it appears that the drones were less powerful, but by targeting them with qualified aim, they caused damage to the butchers.
Better results would be achieved if Iran sent a larger number of more powerful drones.
Better results would be achieved if Iran sent a larger number of more powerful drones.
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Haaretz newspaper: According to the plan of the Israeli army generals, everyone who remains in the northern Gaza Strip will be besieged and starved.
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Let's say there is enough capacity to supply oil from other parts of the world. If you go back to the Ukraine-Russian Conflict, the Americans pressured the Europeans to abandon Russian oil and absorb American excess capacity. Then you have South American oil with sanctions currently in place, which can easily be removed and allow certain nations to supply oil to the global market. While the GCC oil exports are vital, they will not be a death sentence for small to mid-sized nations. Other factors could exacerbate a recession, so I'm not ruling it out.
Trading routes have been altered a bit, and going through the Red Sea, the maritime coalition is protecting the routes and ships in the region. The coalition aircraft could potentially, in effect, create a no-go zone in Southern Yemen if they choose to, and currently, the situation isn't as dire where they need to put boots on the ground.
I will mention that if the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, oil delivery pipelines can be built, passing through Saudi Arabia to the Red Sea to circumvent the blockade; more so, Iran itself doesn't have the strength to enforce a blockade long-term.
To your last point, just like Russia, China has been pretty useless and slow-moving in the geopolitical game, and both are stuck today. You have already seen how much help they've given Russia; instead, they allowed Russia to deplete their reserves and handicap a significant partner. I mentioned in the previous PDF forum that the Chinese should have long supplied weapons to various theaters of conflict to those fighting Western powers and slowly caused death by a thousand cuts. Instead, the Chinese stayed out with their stupid policy of non-interference in other political affairs. For all their wisdom gathered as one of the oldest civilizations in the world, it's failed them, and soon, the West will give it a run for its money.
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The Israeli army uses the scorched land policy
in southern Lebanon.
The town of Aita al-Shaab is subjected to violent air and artillery bombardment
The town of Aita al-Hashb is overlooked by the monk’s site
This violent Israeli bombing means that...The army wants to enter Aita al-Shaab within the coming hours
in southern Lebanon.
The town of Aita al-Shaab is subjected to violent air and artillery bombardment
The town of Aita al-Hashb is overlooked by the monk’s site
This violent Israeli bombing means that...The army wants to enter Aita al-Shaab within the coming hours
StrategicBear
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I have a question. How come Hezbollah have not targeted Haifa Port with drones, rockets and missiles yet? According to this article, it would cause a great damage to their economy : https://www.newarab.com/news/israel-faces-horror-scenario-if-haifa-targeted-hezbollah
Excerpt : "Israeli ministers have raised the alarm over what will happen if Hezbollah missiles land on the port of Haifa, where most essential goods come in.
There are growing fears in Israel that Hezbollah missiles could reach the port of Haifa amid Israel's escalation of its attacks in Lebanon since September 23.
A potential strike on Haifa could threaten the supply of basic goods to Israel if it is hit.
According to The New Arab’s Arabic language sister publication, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, the fears have prompted Israel to consider using a port in another country, in case shipping vessels stop heading to Israel.
Israel will be in a "horror scenario" the report continued, noting that recent missile attacks have proven to show the seriousness of the situation.
A spokesperson for the Israeli army confirmed that Haifa is secured with protection systems in place in case of missile attacks, however it is not possible to guarantee the effectiveness of these systems."
Excerpt : "Israeli ministers have raised the alarm over what will happen if Hezbollah missiles land on the port of Haifa, where most essential goods come in.
There are growing fears in Israel that Hezbollah missiles could reach the port of Haifa amid Israel's escalation of its attacks in Lebanon since September 23.
A potential strike on Haifa could threaten the supply of basic goods to Israel if it is hit.
According to The New Arab’s Arabic language sister publication, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, the fears have prompted Israel to consider using a port in another country, in case shipping vessels stop heading to Israel.
Israel will be in a "horror scenario" the report continued, noting that recent missile attacks have proven to show the seriousness of the situation.
A spokesperson for the Israeli army confirmed that Haifa is secured with protection systems in place in case of missile attacks, however it is not possible to guarantee the effectiveness of these systems."
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Turkey, Iran and Pakistan should unite in a militairy alliance and declare war on Israel taking all the risks. They have nukes, rockets, drones, artillery, missiles, fighterjets, helicopters, tanks, airdefences, oil, a combined population 400 million people and massive armies.
They will win even if the US & UK comes to the aid of Israel, because God will be with them in this righteous case, they dont need to be afraid.
They will win even if the US & UK comes to the aid of Israel, because God will be with them in this righteous case, they dont need to be afraid.
hasn2009
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Hezb hasn't targeted haifa ports same way Israel hasn't targeted Lebanon's ports, airports and other public infrastructure, this is still a limited war, and there is still an untold understanding, if Hezb does that, then Israel will bomb all public infrastructure of Lebanon, this is why hezb doesn't use precision weapons and other big boys yet, they are keeping the newer and bigger weapons as deterrence.
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StrategicBear
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Just found this article : https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/yr1c0aoad
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This week's missile attacks on Haifa illustrates just how explosive the situation is. While it’s true that Israel's defense systems are prepared and on high alert, as the IDF repeatedly emphasizes, and as we see in the field, there is no hermetic protection. In the latest attack, missiles struck Kiryat Yam and Kiryat Motzkin. Continued heavy attacks by Hezbollah could lead to missiles landing in or near one of Haifa's ports.
There is a broad consensus within the industry regarding the immediate impact such an incident would have: ship movement would halt, and vessels would divert to unloading at the ports in Ashdod and southern Israel. A similar scenario occurred in 2006 during the Second Lebanon War when a missile hit the railway garage near Haifa Port, killing eight workers. That disaster led to the closure of Haifa Port and the redirection of shipping activity to Ashdod, which was reinforced with ferries from Haifa.
The result of that shift is not remembered fondly, as shown in a 2009 study by the National Security College Research Center in collaboration with the University of Haifa. The study noted that the state was unprepared for such a scenario: "The near-complete paralysis of Haifa Port during the war clearly demonstrated Ashdod Port’s inability to serve as an alternative in an emergency."
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As missile attacks escalate, the potential closure of Haifa’s Adani-owned port puts immense strain on Israel’s logistics and economy.
This week's missile attacks on Haifa illustrates just how explosive the situation is. While it’s true that Israel's defense systems are prepared and on high alert, as the IDF repeatedly emphasizes, and as we see in the field, there is no hermetic protection. In the latest attack, missiles struck Kiryat Yam and Kiryat Motzkin. Continued heavy attacks by Hezbollah could lead to missiles landing in or near one of Haifa's ports.
There is a broad consensus within the industry regarding the immediate impact such an incident would have: ship movement would halt, and vessels would divert to unloading at the ports in Ashdod and southern Israel. A similar scenario occurred in 2006 during the Second Lebanon War when a missile hit the railway garage near Haifa Port, killing eight workers. That disaster led to the closure of Haifa Port and the redirection of shipping activity to Ashdod, which was reinforced with ferries from Haifa.
The result of that shift is not remembered fondly, as shown in a 2009 study by the National Security College Research Center in collaboration with the University of Haifa. The study noted that the state was unprepared for such a scenario: "The near-complete paralysis of Haifa Port during the war clearly demonstrated Ashdod Port’s inability to serve as an alternative in an emergency."
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3 Hezbollah rockets hit Haifa
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4 IDF terrorists liquidated from Hezbollah's drone strike, 7 more still in serious condition (and dozens more moderately wounded)
hussain0216
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Hit Haifa port then, what's Hezbollah waiting for?
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