Gaza-Israel Conflict | 2023-2024

When the Bosnian massacre happened we should have planned

We didn't

So when the rohingya massacre happened we should have planned

We didn't

So now yet another massacre in Gaza is happening and we are not ready to do anything, because of divisions and slaves amongst our leadership


That's not to mention Iraq, Syria, Libya

The only reason Afghanistan survived to some extent was because of Pakistan, all though the Afghans are a pain in the ass they a fellow Muslims and any issue will be resolved amongst ourselves


The Muslim world needs to take IMMEDIATE ACTION,
The OIC is as useless as the U.N because it's members make it useless

Pakistan has numbers, so does Bangla, Egypt, Indonesia, you name it

We have resources from oil and gas,

We have countries with deep financial reserves and pockets



Yet without planning, our countries develop plans and weapons on their own, Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, Iran, Indonesia the lost goes on
1-We need to pool resources
2-We need to resolve issues amongst ourselves,. peacefully and via the OIC
3-we need to plan for a Muslim join military force (a Muslim NATO) and a fast reactions force
4-We need to come up with a Charter, that says a ATTACK ON ONE IS A ATTACK ON ALL
5-The fast reaction force can respond quickly to areas which need quick support because of terrorism and other issues like isis arising
6-The main force can be allocated funding from all member states
7- We can develop and fund the development of weapons, tanks, jets missiles that can then be sold to member states without the need for the U.S

8- We need to increase trade interdependence to expand our economies
9- We need to stand as a political block, so all international issues that affect us we can respond with ONE VOICE, and use sanctions and trade sanctions as a tool against common enemies


The list can go on and on on, but I'm not here to write a manifesto

But we have been pathetic for a reason

The GCC alone could find multiple projects and weapons programs, rather then look to the U.S for constant support and expensive downgraded weapons

You have become a ATM without a backbone

GCC Egypt, Jordan, UAE you are complicit, you could have done so much more, yet it seems you want to do nothing but bow to the Zionists and the U.S


For Gods sake change

Agreed. But the main obstacle is how do we change the mindset of our leadership so they work for the betterment of our peoples and stop worshipping white europeans?
 
@Indos is this your logic here - "Palestinians should be patient with the colonialism they are facing and drying from, because others have faced the same too"????

As I said before, he's been repeating the same STUPID crap for 4000 PAGES on this topic starting from the old PDF!! He just doesn't get it that this is not just 'occupation' but also displacement!!

The Afghans fought against heavy odds against two Super Powers: The Soviets in the 1980s and the Americans in the 2000s/2010s; the Vietnamese fought against the American Super Power when the American military and economic power was truly unmatched. The Algerians fought against a resurgent France of post World War II. And there are surely other wars like theirs.

But one thing common in those resistance movements: The natives would NOT be displaced. The Israel-Palestine conflict, as @UKBengali said in a post above today, is very different. He also mentioned the South African resistance against colonialism and he was right: The natives would not be displaced. It would be an old fashioned exploitation in all of the above cases. But Israelis have a different plan.

And yet some people draw false parallels between some Podunk, periphery of humanity blah blah territory in southeast Asia with Eurasia and with Israel. Stay in your Podunk Indonesia!!
 
Evil murdering Jews:-


Gaza health ministry says Israeli hostage rescue killed 274 Palestinians​

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By Thomas Mackintosh, BBC News
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Reuters Palestinians inspect a house hit in an Israeli strike, due to an Israeli military operation, amid the Israel-Hamas conflict, in Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip
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There is increasing outrage at the number of Palestinian casualties in Saturday's operation in and around Nuseirat
The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says an Israeli raid on a refugee camp - which led to the rescue of four hostages - killed 274 people, including children and other civilians.
On Saturday Israel's forces, backed by air strikes, fought intense gun battles with Hamas in and around the Nuseirat refugee camp, freeing the captives.
Noa Argamani, 26, Almog Meir Jan, 22, Andrei Kozlov, 27, and Shlomi Ziv, 41, who were abducted from the Nova music festival on 7 October have been returned to Israel.
The Israeli military has estimated that fewer than 100 people died in the operation.
But the latest figures from the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza would, if confirmed, make it one of the deadliest days of the conflict so far.
People living in the densely-populated area have described the terror of coming under intense bombardment and heavy gunfire.
One man, Abdel Salam Darwish, told the BBC he was in a market buying vegetables when he heard fighter jets from above and the sound of gunfire.
"Afterwards, people's bodies were in pieces, scattered in the streets, and blood stained the walls," he said.
The return of the hostages to their families has sparked celebration in Israel and world leaders, including US President Joe Biden, have welcomed the news of their release.
But there has been mounting criticism of the deadly cost of the operation inside Gaza, with European Union foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell saying he condemned it "in the strongest terms".
"Reports from Gaza of another massacre of civilians are appalling," he wrote on X.
An Israeli minister said that instead of condemning Hamas for hiding behind civilians, the EU had condemned Israel for saving its citizens.

How Israel's hostage rescue in Gaza unfolded​


Watch as rescued Israeli hostages are reunited with families​


Images from the Nuseirat refugee camp area show intense bombardment and people mourning the dead.
Two hospitals in Gaza, al-Aqsa hospital and al-Awda hospital, said they had counted 70 bodies between them.
The Hamas-run health ministry released names of 86 people out of the 274 Palestinians it says were killed during the two-hour operation.
Previously, Israel's military spokesman Daniel Hagari estimated there were fewer than 100 casualties in what was a "high-risk, complex mission" based on "precise intelligence".
Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said special forces operated "under heavy fire" when rescuing the hostages. One special forces officer was wounded and later died in hospital.

Reuters Palestinians inspect a house hit in an Israeli strike, due to an Israeli military operation, amid the Israel-Hamas conflict, in Nuseirat refugee camp, in the central Gaza Strip
Reuters
Victims are said to still be buried under the rubble of buildings following strikes on Saturday
Videos from Gaza taken in the aftermath of the raid show scenes of carnage.
Footage from the al-Aqsa hospital shows numerous people with severe injuries laying on the ground, leaving barely any space on the blood-stained floor for doctors to move between patients.
Other video shows a frequent stream of new cases being driven in by car and ambulance and carried into the building.
The director of the al-Awda Hospital in Nuseirat told BBC Arabic the number of dead coming to the hospital increased throughout Saturday.
Dr Marwan Abu Nasser also spoke about the lack of a morgue in the hospital to accommodate the bodies of those killed who had been taken to the hospital.

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Grief in Gaza as scores killed in IDF hostage raid

One man, who said more than 40 members of his family have been killed since the conflict began in October, described to the BBC being in a house which was hit by a strike.
"As soon as these children and women entered the house, the bombing attack took place, claiming the lives of all those inside it," he said,
"This home, which used to house approximately 30 people who then became 50, was bombed... only me, my father, my wife, and a young man survived... we are the only survivors out of 50 people."

The bloodshed on the ground prompted a rare venting of criticism at Hamas from people in Gaza.
Hassan Omar, 37, said he lamented the unnecessary loss of lives in Israeli strikes, telling the BBC: "For each Israeli hostage they could have freed 80 Palestinian prisoners and without any bloodshed - [that] is a million times better than losing 100 dead.
"My message to Hamas is stopping the loss is part of the gain, we should get rid of those who control us from Qatar hotels.”

Stories of the hostages taken by Hamas from Israel​


Who are the released hostages?​



The rescue of hostages came amid efforts for a ceasefire and hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been urged to reach an agreement but faces opposition from far-right allies who say military action is the only way to bring the hostages back.
Saturday’s operation is the most successful rescue of hostages by the Israeli military in this war – and analysts say it could change the calculation of a prime minister who is under increasing pressure.
In response to the military offensive in Nuseirat, Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh said Israel could not force its choices on the group.
He said the group would not agree to a ceasefire deal unless it achieved security for Palestinians.
During its 7 October attacks in southern Israel Hamas killed about 1,200 people and took some 251 people hostage.
Some 116 remain in the Palestinian territory, including 41 the army says are dead.
A deal agreed in November saw Hamas release 105 hostages in return for a week-long ceasefire and some 240 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.
On Saturday, the Hamas-run health ministry said the death toll in Gaza is now 37,084 people.
Graph showing where the Israeli rescue operation happened on Saturday


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Every single Israeli airforce pilot should have arrest warrants dead or alive

What's Hams's rationale for keeping the Hostages alive when the Israelis want all the Palestinians dead?
 
Just because you have a problem with Israel, doesn't mean you start siding with literal fascists who hate you just as much as they hate jews.
Agreed like I said read up on him best case scenario he will say let them kill each other and laugh about it he’s not going to be a friend of Palestinians.
 
Israeli occupation forces continue with slaughter of women and children, **** these Nazi shit scum and those who support them.

 
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