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Why Nigeria?
Gaza-Israel Conflict | 2023-2024
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Meengla
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Christian Evangelicals going to Nigeria, as the video says. A Comment to the video is quite apt:
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-3 months ago, I published this news that all the stories that were told about the killing and hanging of children on October 7 are all false and have no basis in truth.
-International organizations asked the officers
-Those who spread the news have no evidence to this day
-They did not provide a single piece of evidence
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The operations carried out by the Palestinian resistance groups on Wednesday, January 24, are as follows:
Al-Qassam Brigades’ operations:
Al-Qassam Brigades’ operations:
- Targeted an Israeli military tank and two bulldozers with 'Al-Yassin 105' shells west of Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
- Hit a gathering of Israeli forces penetrating east of Al-Fukhari in Khan Yunis with heavy-caliber mortar shells, causing casualties.
- Targeted an Israeli troop carrier and bulldozer with 'Al-Yassin 105' shells southeast of Khan Yunis.
- Targeted four Merkava tanks with 'Al-Yassin 105' shells west of Khan Yunis.
- Targeted an Israeli battalion of more than 15 soldiers barricaded inside a house west of Khan Yunis with an anti-fortified TBG shell, causing deaths and injuries.
- Blew up a house that had been previously rigged after an Israeli force took shelter there, using explosive devices, resulting in a number of deaths and injuries.
- Seized an Israeli reconnaissance drone in the skies of Gaza City.
- Targeted an Israeli supply line and vehicles with a barrage of mortar shells east of Jabalia.
- Launched a rocket barrage toward the occupied territories.
- Targeted an Israeli drone with a SAM, in the eastern skies of Gaza.
- Shelled formations of Israeli forces in the axes of Khan Yunis with short-range rockets and mortars.
- Targeted the Israeli military site "Yiftah" of the first battalion of the Northern Brigade in Gaza with a rocket barrage.
- Shelled the Ra'im Israeli military base with a rocket barrage.
- Destroyed a Merkava tank and an armored personnel carrier (APC) with explosives in the central and western axis of Khan Yunis.
- Shelled a gathering of Israeli vehicles and soldiers near the western cemetery of Khan Yunis with a barrage of 60mm mortars.
If General Sir Patrick is correct that there is a "1939 feel to the world right now", then who are the Nazis or Nazi supporters this time around?
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With a grave sense of an almost=certainty I say this: The Zionists wouldn't mind bringing the world down with them if it comes to their twisted binary choices! The Zionists have worked hard since late 19th century to reach the state of security and prosperity which they thought they had achieved by the beginning of October 7, 2023. Their role in the two World Wars, their taking control of the major Western govts, their costly wars against their Arab neighbors, their colonizing expansionism projects , their industrious work to make Israel a functioning, prosperous society, even if an Apartheid society, their taking control of the most important media, which is the American media, their political blackmailing, their alliance with the Christian Zionists and even with the Hindutva, their using America for Abrahamic Accords... all that hard work, machinations, achievements, Israeli dead soldiers and civilians over many decades--all that is at a grave risk now. The entire Zionist project, which was unfit for the modern world, is an anachronism. They don't know that but once they know all the hard work is going down the drain, they will not go down without bringing down the region, if not most of the world, with them.
And the trajectory of where Israel is going can be already seen: Unless there is quick course correction, Israel is doomed!!
1. Whats the value of Egypt having BVR missiles when Egypt currently has no willpower to use them against Isarel?
2. Egypt doesnt need any BVR missiles to confront Israel- Gaza has none of those missiles, no airforce, no MRBMs, no APCs, no tanks, no advanced missiles and rockets etc. and has beaten up Israel way more than Egypt could dream of doing.
I've always said this on PDF and military forums- if a country's issue or focus is "military equipment" ,that means it was going to lose the pending military confict, because its focusing on the wrong thing. Taliban still beat US without advanced weapons- 2 asymmetrical simpler forces- Gaza militants and Taliban beat 2 of the apparently advanced military forces in the West- Israel and US respectively. Egypt only needs willpower and dedication to deal with Israel, nothing aside from that will make any difference to Egypt or its image right now.
Then what will Egypt do after receiving those Meteor missiles?
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The Houthis are doing some damage! What if even Haifa is blocked?!!
Yad Sarah, one of Israel’s largest non-profit charitable groups, warned on Sunday that the disruption of shipping in the Red Sea, caused by assaults by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militants, is causing delays in the delivery of critical medical equipment and could lead to severe shortages, as Israel is almost four months into war with the Hamas terror group.
“The attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea pose a life-endangering delay of critically needed supplies for the unprecedented number of casualties of war in Israel,” Yad Sarah director-general Moshe Cohen told The Times of Israel.
In the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas-led onslaught on southern communities near Gaza, Yemen’s Houthis, an Iranian proxy, have launched a flurry of drone and missile attacks on commercial vessels with Israeli ownership or bound for one of the country’s ports. The ongoing threat prompted the world’s major shipping companies to temporarily suspend sending their vessels through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal.
Houthi attacks in Red Sea delay arrival of critical Yad Sarah medical equipment
Medical aid volunteer group says 64 containers with medical supplies due this month are delayed, and it’s grappling with shortages
Yad Sarah, one of Israel’s largest non-profit charitable groups, warned on Sunday that the disruption of shipping in the Red Sea, caused by assaults by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militants, is causing delays in the delivery of critical medical equipment and could lead to severe shortages, as Israel is almost four months into war with the Hamas terror group.
“The attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea pose a life-endangering delay of critically needed supplies for the unprecedented number of casualties of war in Israel,” Yad Sarah director-general Moshe Cohen told The Times of Israel.
In the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas-led onslaught on southern communities near Gaza, Yemen’s Houthis, an Iranian proxy, have launched a flurry of drone and missile attacks on commercial vessels with Israeli ownership or bound for one of the country’s ports. The ongoing threat prompted the world’s major shipping companies to temporarily suspend sending their vessels through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal.
Doctrinal error and living in past.
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Some more from the Time of Israel link I shared just above. No amount of censorship--even in a small garrison country like Israel--can hide what's going on in the Information Age!
This looks really dire for Israel!!
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That is because thousands of soldiers and members of security forces have been wounded since Hamas terrorists stormed into southern Israel on October 7, killing some 1,200 people and taking over 240 people hostage — mostly civilians — amid horrific acts of brutality.
In addition, the evacuation of an estimated 200,000 civilians from their homes in the south and the north of the country has left thousands of civilians, in particular elderly and disabled evacuees without medical equipment such as home hospital beds, shower chairs, lifts, or oxygen concentrators, which Yad Sarah lends for free.
“The unprecedented demand has resulted in nationwide shortages, necessitating our urgent efforts to replenish tens of thousands of pieces of vital medical items despite diminished wartime shipping, supply chain obstacles, and heightened costs exacerbated by regional hostilities,” Cohen said.
Cohen added that with growing concern over the escalation on the country’s northern border, Yad Sarah started to prepare to meet growing demand and bought additional medical equipment to bolster hospital supplies and the group’s branches in the north, which is now expected to arrive with a delay of weeks if not months. Yad Sarah has a network of more than 7,000 volunteers spread over 120 branches throughout Israel.
Since the start of the war, mainly during the first month, Yad Sarah lent 46,150 pieces of medical equipment, and delivered and installed home hospitalization equipment for 1,082 families to allow more soldiers and civilians who suffered injuries to be released from the hospital to recover at home.
Given the uncertainty over the duration and extent of the war, Cohen said that the organization has been seeking to find alternative solutions to be able to account for shortages in medical equipment, in particular oxygen concentrators and continuous passive Motion (CPM) therapy devices used in physiotherapy, and has also expanded its operations to support the prolonged rehabilitation of over 2,500 soldiers.
“We have reached out to individuals who have loaned equipment and asked for it to be returned immediately if no longer needed,” Cohen said. “We are trying to ship some supplies from Europe where possible, and fly in supplies, but the costs, in particular for equipment arriving by plane is up to four times the maritime shipping cost from the Far East depending on the weight and volume of the item.”
This looks really dire for Israel!!
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That is because thousands of soldiers and members of security forces have been wounded since Hamas terrorists stormed into southern Israel on October 7, killing some 1,200 people and taking over 240 people hostage — mostly civilians — amid horrific acts of brutality.
In addition, the evacuation of an estimated 200,000 civilians from their homes in the south and the north of the country has left thousands of civilians, in particular elderly and disabled evacuees without medical equipment such as home hospital beds, shower chairs, lifts, or oxygen concentrators, which Yad Sarah lends for free.
“The unprecedented demand has resulted in nationwide shortages, necessitating our urgent efforts to replenish tens of thousands of pieces of vital medical items despite diminished wartime shipping, supply chain obstacles, and heightened costs exacerbated by regional hostilities,” Cohen said.
Cohen added that with growing concern over the escalation on the country’s northern border, Yad Sarah started to prepare to meet growing demand and bought additional medical equipment to bolster hospital supplies and the group’s branches in the north, which is now expected to arrive with a delay of weeks if not months. Yad Sarah has a network of more than 7,000 volunteers spread over 120 branches throughout Israel.
Since the start of the war, mainly during the first month, Yad Sarah lent 46,150 pieces of medical equipment, and delivered and installed home hospitalization equipment for 1,082 families to allow more soldiers and civilians who suffered injuries to be released from the hospital to recover at home.
Given the uncertainty over the duration and extent of the war, Cohen said that the organization has been seeking to find alternative solutions to be able to account for shortages in medical equipment, in particular oxygen concentrators and continuous passive Motion (CPM) therapy devices used in physiotherapy, and has also expanded its operations to support the prolonged rehabilitation of over 2,500 soldiers.
“We have reached out to individuals who have loaned equipment and asked for it to be returned immediately if no longer needed,” Cohen said. “We are trying to ship some supplies from Europe where possible, and fly in supplies, but the costs, in particular for equipment arriving by plane is up to four times the maritime shipping cost from the Far East depending on the weight and volume of the item.”
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To secure the last card Hamas has to play. Nothing about the humantarian needs of the people of Gaza, and especially northern Gaza. Nor allowing them to return to their homes or the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza .... Let alone actual ceasefire ....
Just a pause to enable Israel to get their military prisoners and then have their hand with Gaza any way they'd like ....
Just a pause to enable Israel to get their military prisoners and then have their hand with Gaza any way they'd like ....
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