Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[EugeneP]

Maybe a State of Palestine will be offered to Arabs as lollipop along the lines of what Trump's son in law was trying to push back in his first presidency, when the war in Gaza is over and the international media have access to the area lots of mass graves and war crimes will unearth, to prevent International sentiment completely leaning in Palestinian favor a state maybe offered, but the message is given loud and clear to everyone by Americans and Israel, they can literally get away with a Genocide so behave!! Arabs will have temp face saving to show its own people and in large the ummah that they achieve the Palestinian statehood, and now its time to move on with Israel, following Egypt/Pakistan there will no major power left in Muslim world, Israel can anytime take back full control from that Palestinian state as it will toothless and run by people fully rely on USA/EU funding. I think maybe Few settlements will be retreated from WB and moved to Gaza while IDF will have military bases there, Arabs can pour in funding to turn Gaza into Dubai but heavily influence by IDF/MOSSAD to keep an eye on Palestinians. While slowly the Gaza Genocide is faded from people's memories more villages will be sacked from WB and we will see usual condemnations from Arabs/GCC and World while every UN resolution will be struct down by US in Veto to take action against the Israel illegal occupation.

Or Worse case scenario, with Gaza leveled and much of its population dead or disabled, IDF will build massive bases there along with settlements, the war torn Palestinians will need a decade to recover from that Genocide while Arabs will do the usual BS, Iran will be retreating back to rebuild its own Military capabilities and draw new players to support the axis, Syria will be next play ground of western weapons and will be carved into smaller states controlled by Militia while America extract Oil and spy on every faction for Israel, There will be no Syrian Army as we know it nor will a sovereign country.

While your analysis has a sad tone, it generally seems to align with what may happen. But Middle East has a tendency to surprise, and you never know which rabbit may erupt from which hat.

 

[Persian Gulf]

2 IDF terrorists liquidated in Rafah (company commander and squad commander), "at least" 2 more IDF terrorists injured in same incident

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[Persian Gulf]

Hamas engaged in point-blank clashes with IDF terrorists in north Gaza, claim 3+ IDF terrorists killed or seriously injured

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[The SC]

With a Hasab missile, the Maj 'A' Hadin Brigades target a position of Israeli soldiers northwest of Gaza

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[The SC]

The number rose to 13 soldiers killed or wounded in the difficult security event in the Gaza Strip

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[The SC]

Joe Biden when he was a senator:

"If I were a Jew, I would be a Zionist. I am a Zionist. You don't have to be a Jew to be a Zionist."

Biden yesterday as president: “I am a Zionist”

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[The SC]

Al-Qassam: We were able to detonate a booby-trapped house in a Zionist force of 11 soldiers, leaving them dead and wounded in the middle of the Jabalia camp.

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[Starlord]

While your analysis has a sad tone, it generally seems to align with what may happen. But Middle East has a tendency to surprise, and you never know which rabbit may erupt from which hat.

Unfortunately there are no surprises in Middle East, everything that happened in past 2 decades or will happen in next 2 are already decided and by design, There can be few miscalculated moves here and there but overall Goal/Aim for Middle east is right on track.

 

[Khansaheeb]

USISR attacking Yemen:-

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[EugeneP]

Unfortunately there are no surprises in Middle East, everything that happened in past 2 decades or will happen in next 2 are already decided and by design, There can be few miscalculated moves here and there but overall Goal/Aim for Middle east is right on track.

Disagree.
1. October 7th and aftermath are a surprise. Would you have predicted on October 1, 2023, that on January 1, 2025, Gaza will be filled with destroyed buildings? Plus 50,000 dead bodies?
2. Would you have predicted on October 1, 2024, that Syria will have a 'Glorious Revolution' and Assad will end up in Moscow without spilling a drop of blood?
3. Can you predict if Israel and Saudi Arabia would have normalized relationship by October 1, 2025?

 

[The SC]

Urgent: Al-Qassam: We eliminated 3 soldiers from zero distance in Jabalia

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[Meengla]

Disagree.
1. October 7th and aftermath are a surprise. Would you have predicted on October 1, 2023, that on January 1, 2025, Gaza will be filled with destroyed buildings? Plus 50,000 dead bodies?
2. Would you have predicted on October 1, 2024, that Syria will have a 'Glorious Revolution' and Assad will end up in Moscow without spilling a drop of blood?
3. Can you predict if Israel and Saudi Arabia would have normalized relationship by October 1, 2025?

@Starlord was right in his pessimism. What you are describing are mere pinpricks or sideshows against the dominant plan of NATO/West/Zionists plans. And with now even a middling power like Iran deciding to recede from its policies since 1979 and no big powers like China or Russia to waste their time for Palestine... what's left.
The only hope I see for the Palestinians in our lifetime is, at best, the Bantustan promised by Ehud Barak in Camp David 2000 or living in tiny Reservations until there is enough civility in the younger, upcoming generations of Israeli Jews... But I don't foresee the mass expulsions of Palestinians from the West Bank anytime soon and there lie the seeds of a binational state where there is 'acceptance' of 'the other' by the upcoming, more 'secular', more 'enlightened' generations. At least one can hope for that scenario.

 

[The SC]

The White House: We believe that we are close to reaching a ceasefire agreement in Gaza

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[EugeneP]

@Starlord was right in his pessimism. What you are describing are mere pinpricks or sideshows against the dominant plan of NATO/West/Zionists plans. And with now even a middling power like Iran deciding to recede from its policies since 1979 and no big powers like China or Russia to waste their time for Palestine... what's left.
The only hope I see for the Palestinians in our lifetime is, at best, the Bantustan promised by Ehud Barak in Camp David 2000 or living in tiny Reservations until there is enough civility in the younger, upcoming generations of Israeli Jews... But I don't foresee the mass expulsions of Palestinians from the West Bank anytime soon and there lie the seeds of a binational state where there is 'acceptance' of 'the other' by the upcoming, more 'secular', more 'enlightened' generations. At least one can hope for that scenario.

These three events that have captured global news cycle for over a year can hardly be termed 'pinpricks'. But I tend to agree that the Big 'violent' phase of Palestine resistance might be coming to an end and some 1980's style South Africa situation may occur. Eventually, after a generation or two, the new Israelis will probably grow ashamed of it and slowly the mutual bitterness may melt. English & French, British & German, U.S. & Japan, China & Japan have all had bitter and deadly wars and eventually found a modus vivendi. We can hope some such thing may come to pass.

 

[The SC]

Israeli army:
The Chief of Staff decides to form 5 new reserve brigades with the aim of carrying out defensive operations on various borders

We have learned from the ongoing war that our army must be larger and broader

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