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There's a good chance Hezbollah ha active access to Iranian satellites...this war is different. Militia technology has caught up with IDF technology.Hezbollah broadcasts scenes of what it said was the targeting of the new headquarters of the Eastern Front in the Galilee Division of the Israeli occupation army.
It wasn't Israel that had a problem with co-existing side-by-side with its neighbor in Gaza until after October 7th now, was it?
Since Hamas' goals and methods remain unchanged, even restoration of the situation as of October 6th, 2023, would be seen by the international community as an Israeli political defeat, isn't that so?
See, VCheng? People like hussain0216 can't even conceive of, or admit to, what would be an Israeli political victory.
That horse left the barn months ago. It's either/or, not if/and.Please note that my question was not who has a problem with coexisting, but rather HOW both sides can learn to coexist with each other peacefully on an enduring basis, given that neither side can kill off all of the opposing side, nor ship them off physically to somewhere else, try as they might. And that applies to both sides equally.
That horse left the barn months ago. It's either/or, not if/and.
Both sides need to realize that it is clear neither side can kill off all of the opposing side, nor ship them off physically to somewhere else. Let the zealots on both sides delude themselves as they wish, but saner minds will need to figure this out.
The author is not an Israeli. I don't know if he has any special links to Israeli decision makers. For all I know, he may be giving Israelis too much credit here. Do you think I should have mentioned this in my post?
This issue will never be resolved until the colonist state of israel is dismantled
Not trying to start an argument, just pointing out this conflict may have reached the point of no return.Well, the horse may have left, but the barn is on fire right now. How that ends still remains to be seen. Arguing who should put out the fire will only lead to it totally burning down.
That is, at least for the foreseeable future, an unrealistic aim, al things considered.
Not trying to start an argument, just pointing out this conflict may have reached the point of no return.
So the problem will never be resolved until the fitna is removed.
Not trying to start an argument, just pointing out this conflict may have reached the point of no return.
As much as the Palestinians may want to end this, the Zionists (who controls America) will not stop until they reach their goal of Greater Israel.
I recognized this last October when I started searching for alternative views than the hogwash the media was feeding me. This is how I found this forum.
This is a spiritual war, of our times. Starts with each one of us, doing our part.
Trying to do my part. Just had an elder from a local black church on my porch, this afternoon, showing him the materials on Islam I received from Gain Peace.
Fair enough. We can all watch further developments as they happen. I have no one side or the other to support or oppose. As I said before, both sides will fight the other as best as they can, with all the resources at their respective disposals. The better strategy will win, of course, whomever it might be.
As much as the Palestinians may want to end this, the Zionists (who controls America) will not stop until they reach their goal of Greater Israel.