Gaza-Israel Conflict | 2023-2024

Israel has no options to respond on Yemen. US is already targeting Yemen in strikes. And also shooting down any targets heading to Israel. Which is wild. US won't do that for any other country.
 
“I say to the Israelis: Get out of Palestine, it is not your country, and you are using the scarecrow of anti-Semitism to silence legitimate criticism of you.” Former British Minister Alan Duncan during a press conference, with a stance of new challenge to the occupation, after being acquitted of accusations of anti-Semitism. The Semitic.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1814022326540775929
 
Yeah, I don't think it will stop Israeli aggression on Lebanon. For as long as Hezbollah is remaining passive. Israel will be emboldened. There's nothing that Hezbollah is doing to suggest they're not afraid of confrontation. On contrary, they're showing reluctance.

Beirut is not Jerusalem. This importance should be given to Jerusalem. But I see they don't want be embarrassed by local Lebanese whom will throw a fit if airstrikes hit Beirut. Even though I believe Hezbollah is bluffing and wouldn't target Tel Aviv in response.

I also suspect Hezbollah, if it even does respond, will not do anything more than what we are used to. For Israeli's it's low intensity strikes but near daily occurrence is frustrating them. And also because they set September as a target date. Netanyahu chose to escalate with the strike on a three story building in Lebanon. Before his trip to the US. When he comes back and feels more emboldened, it will be worse. I guess we will just wait for his next move instead of taking initiative.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1814132743581888844
 
Definitely a wider war now.


Israel's Knesset votes overwhelmingly against Palestinian statehood as Netanyahu prepares for U.S. visit
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Context:
68 of 120 members of Israel's Knesset voted in favor of a resolution rejecting the establishment of a Palestinian state. Nine members voted against it, while others abstained. The vote comes as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is preparing to address a joint session of Congress and meet with President Joe Biden.

Dive Deeper:
  • The Israeli parliament, the Knesset, rejected the establishment of a Palestinian state with a significant majority.
  • The vote reflects a growing lack of support for a two-state solution within Israeli society.
  • 68 members of the 120-member legislative body supported the resolution, citing concerns about the existential threat a Palestinian state could pose to Israel.
  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming visit to the U.S. to address Congress and meet with President Joe Biden adds complexity to the situation.
  • Uncertainty looms over the meeting due to Biden's recent Covid-19 diagnosis, potentially impacting the discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
  • The vote may create challenges for Democrats attending Netanyahu's speech to Congress, particularly in light of Biden's push for a two-state solution.
  • Israeli lawmakers' confidence in a potential return of Donald Trump as president is evident, aligning their interests closely with the Republican Party.
 
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Non-stop massacres

Netanyahu is cunningly pretending to talk peace while mercilessly pounding Gaza. What is clear is that a return to pre-Oct 7 status quo is impossible.
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Non-stop massacres​

Editorial Published July 16, 2024


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THE massacre of innocents continues in the killing fields of Gaza, as most of the world looks away. Moreover, many of Israel’s foreign enablers are shedding crocodile tears over the Palestinians’ suffering, yet dutifully continue to arm and support the Zionist state as it conducts one of the bloodiest campaigns of extermination against a civilian population in the modern era. The latest outrage came on Saturday, when Israel attacked the Mawasi refugee camp in Khan Younis. Tel Aviv dispatched fighter jets and drones against defenceless people living in tents. At least 90 people were slaughtered, and some 300 injured in what was supposed to be a ‘safe zone’ protected under international law. But as the world has witnessed over the past nine months, no place in Gaza is safe from Israel’s murderous forays. Tel Aviv claimed two senior Hamas commanders were killed in the attack; the Palestinian group has denied this. The Mawasi massacre was followed a day later with an attack on a school doubling as a refugee camp in Nuseirat. At least 17 people perished in that atrocity.
For the Palestinian people, this has turned into a battle of survival. Most of the West stands loyally by Israel as it murders innocents, while, true to form, the Muslim world remains conspicuous by its absence. Veteran Palestinian leader Hanan Ashrawi succinctly summed up the dismal state of affairs when she said that “American bombs ... rain down on Gaza” while “Israeli government and thugs” prevent food, medicine and fuel from reaching this forsaken territory. Ceasefire talks are going nowhere as Benjamin Netanyahu is cunningly pretending to talk peace, while mercilessly pounding Gaza. What is clear is that a return to the pre-Oct 7 status quo is impossible. When the dust clears, either the Palestinians will secure freedom and dignity, or Israel will succeed in its mission of ethnically cleansing this ancient people from their homeland.
Published in Dawn, July 16th, 2024
 
Minister of National Security in the occupation government, Itamar Ben Gvir:

We have lost security in Israel.

_The red line in the north was crossed a long time ago

_ When the fire contains Kiryat Shmona and Sderot, you receive fire in “Tel Aviv”.
 
American Axios website:

The attack on Tel Aviv at dawn today is one of the most dangerous attacks after October 7
 
Enemy information:

GPS disturbances are severe in the area. The parking gates opened on their own, and the signs stopped working.
 
Enemy information:

The emergency communications system for police, fire, and Magen David Adom (ambulance) was out of service due to the electronic attack.

A general malfunction affects the computers of the Israeli hospital system.
 
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