Gaza-Israel Conflict | 2023-2024

A little bit easy as an explanation....

Explain me that about Syria for exemple.
A Syrian friend of mine's brother was head of the Syrian resistance and was sponsored by UK intelligence lol.
 
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This is becoming a diabolical and cruel comedy of the genocide kind:-

Egypt Says Will Not Accept Israeli Force On Its Gaza Border: State-linked Media​


 
This is becoming a diabolical and cruel comedy of the genocide kind:-

Egypt Says Will Not Accept Israeli Force On Its Gaza Border: State-linked Media​



Israelis don't trust the Egyptians. Many months ago I had said that the Philadelphi Corridor would become very important and thus it has. There was certainly official or unofficial Egyptian complicity in allowing so much weaponry into Gaza; there is no way the Gazans could have had such weaponry, in such large quantity, 'primitive' as it might sound to describe such weaponry.
The official Israel is quiet about Egypt so far. There are already too many fronts for Israel to deal with. But I don't think Israel is going to forgive Egypt--if Israel would even be in a position to forgive Egypt.
 
Is Israel = US, or is the US is controlled by Israel?

It is known from Mafia and gangster organizations that leadership of such organizations seldom commit any crime directly. Always use middlemen to do the job. In order to be free from potential investigations and sanctions from the judiciary arm of the state.
 
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Is Israel = US, or is the US is controlled by Israel?

It is known from Mafia and gangster organizations that leadership of such organizations seldom commit any crime directly. Always use middlemen to do the job. In order to be free from potential investigations and sanctions from the judiciary arm of the state.

The question about the dog wagging its tail or the tail wagging the dog is just as old as the question of chicken or egg!
But I think it is the tail which is wagging the dog: The big Jewish money along with blackmailing politicians and prominent personalities about their personal lives even.
It is the tail that's wagging the dog, especially after 1991 when the Cold War ended, otherwise, until then, the tail had some utility. Only some utility.
Irony is that the tail is going to bring down the dog along with the tail itself should it wag too much, for too long in arrogance.
 
US spent $1.16 Billion for genocide and $0 for Humanity


A US Navy carrier strike group and a few other warships fired $1.16 billion in weapons battling the Houthis in the Red Sea​

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Photos show the USS Eisenhower carrier strike group's 9-month deployment leading the ferocious Houthi fight


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Photos show the USS Eisenhower carrier strike group's 9-month deployment leading the ferocious Houthi fight©US Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Hunter Day
  • Carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower recently returned home after a deployment for the history books.
  • The aircraft carrier sailed on the front lines of the Red Sea fight against Houthi attacks.
  • Photos show the Ike's twice-extended deployment in the Middle East.
A US Navy carrier and its strike group returned home earlier this month after a grueling nine months fighting Houthi rebels in the Red Sea.

During the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower's twice-extended deployment, the carrier bore the brunt of the fight in the Red Sea as its air wing and destroyer squadron fended off relentless Houthi attacks and struck inside Yemen, in the process notching some firsts in warfare.

The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, left the Middle East on June 22 and returned to its homeport at Naval Station Norfolk on July 14. The Red Sea fight has attested to the combat power of carrier strike groups while still increasing strain on a fleet that can't fight this way forever.

USS Theodore Roosevelt, also a Nimitz-class carrier, is en route to replace the Ike Carrier Strike Group in the fight against the Houthis.

Photos captured operations on and off the storied aircraft carrier during its historic nine months at sea.
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The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower sails in the Red Sea in June 2024. AP Photo/Bernat Armangue

The USS Dwight D. Eisenhower sails in the Red Sea in June 2024. AP Photo/Bernat Armangue© AP Photo/Bernat Armangue
  • The US Navy fired $1.16 billion worth of munitions fighting the Houthis from October to mid-July.
  • The substantial figure covers the cost of weapons launched by the Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group and a few other ships.
  • Warships and aircraft affiliated with the strike group fired some 770 munitions.
A US Navy carrier strike group and a few other warships that spent months battling the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in and around the Red Sea fired $1.16 billion worth of munitions during active combat operations, a Navy spokesperson told Business Insider on Wednesday.


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This previously unreported figure covers the total cost of the 770 munitions that the Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group launched from October 7 to mid-July and underscores the significant financial toll of America's ongoing counter-Houthi mission.

"US Navy ships have maintained a presence in and near the Red Sea to deter threats and protect shipping since the launch of near-daily attacks by the Iranian-backed Houthis in November 2023," the spokesperson said.

"In that effort, a variety of weapons have been employed by the carrier strike group, including aircraft as well as vessels operating with the strike group and independently," they added.

These weapons include surface-to-air missiles, land-attack missiles, air-to-air missiles, and air-to-surface weapons.

The Eisenhower carrier strike group — consisting of the aircraft carrier Ike, several destroyers, and a cruiser — deployed to the Middle East last fall and spent months defending shipping lanes in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden from relentless Houthi missile and drone attacks.


An F/A-18E Super Hornet launches from the flight deck of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Red Sea in April 2024. US Navy photo© US Navy photo
US warships and aircraft attached to the carrier strike group routinely intercepted Houthi missiles and drones and carried out airstrikes against the rebels in Yemen.

The Eisenhower left the region in June and was replaced by the Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group. The spokesperson said the cost of munitions expended by American warships between October and July does not cover the Roosevelt's ongoing deployment.


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In April, Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro shared that US naval forces had already fired nearly $1 billion in munitions to counter threats from Iran and its proxy forces over the previous six months.

The new figure means the Navy fired some $160 million worth of munitions between mid-April and mid-July.

The tempo of Houthi attacks has somewhat slowed, but the rebels remain an active threat to merchant vessels. Last week, for instance, they struck an oil tanker in the Red Sea, forcing a French warship to evacuate its crew.

Last week also marked the most recent US military action against the Houthis. American forces destroyed a rebel missile system in Yemen.



What it's like on board a US aircraft carrier fighting Houthis in the Red Sea
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Namibia forbids an Israeli ship to duck in its port.. And the justice minister says it is because it carries explosives.. and we will stick to our principle against the occupation of Palestine and will not be accomplices in the war crimes by the leaders of Tel Aviv..
Why don't they confiscate the goods from the ship?
 
Israelis don't trust the Egyptians. Many months ago I had said that the Philadelphi Corridor would become very important and thus it has. There was certainly official or unofficial Egyptian complicity in allowing so much weaponry into Gaza; there is no way the Gazans could have had such weaponry, in such large quantity, 'primitive' as it might sound to describe such weaponry.
The official Israel is quiet about Egypt so far. There are already too many fronts for Israel to deal with. But I don't think Israel is going to forgive Egypt--if Israel would even be in a position to forgive Egypt.
Isareli forces are bogged down in Gaza , this would be the best time for the Egyptians to entrap them either directly or indirectly.
 
Palestinian Presidency: The escalating Israeli war in the West Bank will lead to dire and dangerous consequences for which everyone will pay the price.

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Lol.. the Corrupt Palestinian Authority is probably going to join the IDF in the genocide of its own people.
 
Its terrorism but that word is reserved for brown people in the western press, specifically muslims.

A white mass murderer is always given excuses; «lone shooter» «bullied in school» «drug problems» «mental health issues».
More than terrorism
 
2002!! That was a long time ago.
This shows how Netanyahu plans to use the 'Fog of War' to do ethnic cleansing in Palestine. He has been provoking a regional war to bring in the reluctant Americans but so far neither the Americans or the Iranians have fallen in his trap.
We all should not be surprised when a major False Flag engineered by Israelis come.
It's not even important the excuse or reason used

Apparently Iran or something

The western media is barely questioning it

Just smoothing the journey Israel is dragging them on, it's just an operation or raid

Let's not question motives..... Gaza is history, the intention is pure this time ..
 
The major operations carried out by the Palestinian resistance groups on Tuesday, August 27, are as follows:

Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades' operations:

  • Targeted Israeli soldiers and their military vehicles that had penetrated east of Deir Al-Balah with regular 60-caliber mortar shells.
  • Targeted Israeli military forces with a barrage of 107mm rockets at the “Kissufim” site.
  • Engaged in fierce clashes with Israeli forces using machine guns and explosive devices in the vicinity of Al-Fara'a camp, south of Tubas city, occupied West Bank.
  • Engaged in fierce clashes with Israeli forces storming the vicinity of Tulkarem camp, occupied West Bank, using machine guns.
  • In a joint operation with the Ansar Brigades, targeted the Israeli military's supply line in the “Netzarim” axis with 100mm mortar shells.
Al-Quds Brigades' operations:

  • Seized two Israeli military drones while they were carrying out spying operations in the skies of Khan Yunis city, southern Gaza Strip.
  • Detonated a barrel bomb that was previously planted, on an Israeli military vehicle near Al-Dahdouh roundabout, south of Tal Al-Hawa neighborhood in Gaza City.
Al-Nasser Salah Al-Din Brigades' operations:

  • Targeted Israeli military vehicles and soldiers in the invading axis east of Deir al-Balah with mortar shells.
  • Targeted gatherings of Israeli soldiers and their military vehicles east of Deir Al-Balah with mortar shells.
Martyr Omar Al-Qasim Forces' operations:

  • Targeted Israeli forces in the vicinity of Al-Qastal Towers, east of Deir Al-Balah city, in the central Gaza Strip, with mortar shells.
Al-Asifah Forces' operations:

  • Targeted a gathering of Israeli soldiers and military vehicles that had advanced in the vicinity of the Al-Jiyah neighborhood in the Al-Matahin area of Khan Yunis city, southern Gaza Strip, with a barrage of mortar shells.
 

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