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If these are the last images of this war then it will indicate Hezbollah needs to learn a lot
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If these are the last images of this war then it will indicate Hezbollah needs to learn a lot
tsunset
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There should be no ceasefire without Israel total surrender document including prosecution of Netanyahud in succesor state to Israel and counter-exodus of Israelis in Poland
ParthianLord
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lets stay realistic,
Netanyahu will be gone soon, future israelis should agree on a two state solution.
ParthianLord
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the "Peace deal" got approved by their Cabinet despite calls by centrists and netanyahus own allies calling it a "Surrender".
ParthianLord
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according a large number of leading Israeli politicians, its an victory for Hezbollah,
in my eyes its too.
Despite IDF`s attempt to "Destroy Hezbollah" they not managed to go further then 5km from the border and even there failed to manage to capture simple villages.
time for Israelis to get rid of Netanyahu.
disagree...
ParthianLord
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lol Netanyahus own supporters are starting to call him a "Traitor" , his own political allies claim this "Surrender will break his political neck".
Its funny how quickly Netanyahu gave in once Washington told him "Its enough".
they threatened him to stop the endless flow of money and weapons and he immidiatly obeyed.
clearly shows Israel is fully dependent on Handouts from the US or it wont survive, even Hezbollah could conquer north Israel if it wasnt for unlimited US money and Arms coming to Israel.
www.yahoo.com
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But surrender is exactly what Netanyahu is being accused of by his political rivals - and some of his political allies too.
One poll yesterday suggested that more than 80% of Netanyahu’s support base opposed a deal, and many residents in the north of Israel - large numbers of whom have been evacuated from their homes - are angry too.
Shelley, an English teacher in Shlomi, said a ceasefire was an “irresponsible and hasty political decision”.
Rona Valency, evacuated from kibbutz Kfar Giladi on 8 October last year, told me she wanted to go home, and that a ceasefire was needed, but that the idea of Lebanese residents returning to these villages gave her “a real sense of unease and fright”."
Its funny how quickly Netanyahu gave in once Washington told him "Its enough".
they threatened him to stop the endless flow of money and weapons and he immidiatly obeyed.
clearly shows Israel is fully dependent on Handouts from the US or it wont survive, even Hezbollah could conquer north Israel if it wasnt for unlimited US money and Arms coming to Israel.
Israeli anger at 'irresponsible and hasty' ceasefire
Many displaced residents of northern Israel feel unease and mistrust over their PM's deal with Lebanon.
But surrender is exactly what Netanyahu is being accused of by his political rivals - and some of his political allies too.
One poll yesterday suggested that more than 80% of Netanyahu’s support base opposed a deal, and many residents in the north of Israel - large numbers of whom have been evacuated from their homes - are angry too.
Shelley, an English teacher in Shlomi, said a ceasefire was an “irresponsible and hasty political decision”.
Rona Valency, evacuated from kibbutz Kfar Giladi on 8 October last year, told me she wanted to go home, and that a ceasefire was needed, but that the idea of Lebanese residents returning to these villages gave her “a real sense of unease and fright”."
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ParthianLord
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the statements of Security Minister Ben-Gvir ,minister Smotrich and Halevi on the truce / peace deal.
the 3 main genocidal clowns behind Netanyahu Lol
MK Amit Halevi criticized its implications, emphasizing it legitimizes Hezbollah’s dominance in Lebanon, calling for "the removal of Hezbollah from Lebanon." Others, like Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli, demanded stricter terms, insisting, "Under no circumstances should we trade operational successes for quiet equivalent to a bowl of lentils."
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called the agreement a "grave mistake" and a "historic missed opportunity" to dismantle Hezbollah, arguing, "We must not stop with Hezbollah battered and eager for a ceasefire." Likud MK Dan Illouz echoed these concerns, warning the deal grants Hezbollah "strategic achievements" and "endangers Israel's security."
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich dismissed the agreement's potential, stating, "It will be worth the paper it's written on," possibly even suggesting Hezbollah, which is the main aggressor against Israel in Lebanon, will not honor the agreement.
www.jpost.com
much different tone then after 2006 truce (back then israeli ministers would claim victory)
the 3 main genocidal clowns behind Netanyahu Lol
MK Amit Halevi criticized its implications, emphasizing it legitimizes Hezbollah’s dominance in Lebanon, calling for "the removal of Hezbollah from Lebanon." Others, like Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli, demanded stricter terms, insisting, "Under no circumstances should we trade operational successes for quiet equivalent to a bowl of lentils."
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called the agreement a "grave mistake" and a "historic missed opportunity" to dismantle Hezbollah, arguing, "We must not stop with Hezbollah battered and eager for a ceasefire." Likud MK Dan Illouz echoed these concerns, warning the deal grants Hezbollah "strategic achievements" and "endangers Israel's security."
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich dismissed the agreement's potential, stating, "It will be worth the paper it's written on," possibly even suggesting Hezbollah, which is the main aggressor against Israel in Lebanon, will not honor the agreement.
Leaders worldwide respond to Israel-Lebanon ceasefire deal | The Jerusalem Post
Israeli politicians and global leaders debate Israel-Lebanon ceasefire deal, raising concerns over Hezbollah's future influence.
www.jpost.com
much different tone then after 2006 truce (back then israeli ministers would claim victory)
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LongLiveIran
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So, what does it mean for Iran now? Does it mean TP III will not be fulfilled?
tsunset
The Legend
With continuous US support, Israel would never ever think about a ceasefire, they would continue on to fulfill their hatred and kill as many muslims as they can with full US goys supportthe statements of Security Minister Ben-Gvir ,minister Smotrich and Halevi
the 3 main genocidal clowns behind Netanyahu Lol
MK Amit Halevi criticized its implications, emphasizing it legitimizes Hezbollah’s dominance in Lebanon, calling for "the removal of Hezbollah from Lebanon." Others, like Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli, demanded stricter terms, insisting, "Under no circumstances should we trade operational successes for quiet equivalent to a bowl of lentils."
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called the agreement a "grave mistake" and a "historic missed opportunity" to dismantle Hezbollah, arguing, "We must not stop with Hezbollah battered and eager for a ceasefire." Likud MK Dan Illouz echoed these concerns, warning the deal grants Hezbollah "strategic achievements" and "endangers Israel's security."
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich dismissed the agreement's potential, stating, "It will be worth the paper it's written on," possibly even suggesting Hezbollah, which is the main aggressor against Israel in Lebanon, will not honor the agreement.
Leaders worldwide respond to Israel-Lebanon ceasefire deal | The Jerusalem Post
Israeli politicians and global leaders debate Israel-Lebanon ceasefire deal, raising concerns over Hezbollah's future influence.
much different tone then after 2006 truce (back then israeli ministers would claim victory)
If they are signing a ceasefire, this is probably due to US/Europe pressure/threats, but its surprising considering the US is the most racist goy country on earth that hates muslims as much as Israel does
Special operations should be done inside the US
tsunset
The Legend
It will be carried, this is at least the 10th time Iran says they do not removed it "because of Trump" or "because of ceasefire", TP2 took 1-2 month to be done, from now i think 2-3 weeks is probably realistic for TP3
Artesh will also participate in the bombing of Israel
ParthianLord
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Israelis are in shock , Likud members (Netanyahus own party) claim "Israel got humiliated"
Dan Illouz who is considered by some as the man who will one day replace Netanyahu in the Likud calls it a
"Hezbollah strategic victory".
Likud MK Dan Illouz echoed these concerns, warning the deal grants Hezbollah "strategic achievements" and "endangers Israel's security."
Former minister of defense of Israel Libermann
"Israel´s ceasefire means capitulation to Hezbollah, today israel capitulated"
Anger is growing rapidly towards Netanyahu.
Everyone is blaming him now Lol.
Dan Illouz who is considered by some as the man who will one day replace Netanyahu in the Likud calls it a
"Hezbollah strategic victory".
Likud MK Dan Illouz echoed these concerns, warning the deal grants Hezbollah "strategic achievements" and "endangers Israel's security."
Former minister of defense of Israel Libermann
"Israel´s ceasefire means capitulation to Hezbollah, today israel capitulated"
Anger is growing rapidly towards Netanyahu.
Everyone is blaming him now Lol.
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