Gaza-Israel Conflict | 2023-2024

[clutch]

They are all demonic....

 

[newb3e]

Can't we make a counter suit against Israel and Israeli supporters as well as the U.S government for funding and supplying weapons to war criminals?

tumharay pindi wallay bathroom amrika say ijazut lay keh jaatay hain aur tum sue karo gey sou sou cut kar dayga amrika tumhari!

 

[Mobius]

 

[Kyussis]

This should be happening in every Muslim country. Where are the Pakistanis, Egyptians and Turks? Seems like they are more beaten than the Palestinians.

They need a real Arab spring revolution to rid themselves of these Zionist stooges they have for "Leaders"!!!

 

[clutch]

You cannot erase the Palestinian spirit. You cannot extinguish her soul. Palestine forever. Will exist.

 

[hussain0216]

tumharay pindi wallay bathroom amrika say ijazut lay keh jaatay hain aur tum sue karo gey sou sou cut kar dayga amrika tumhari!

The same pindi wallay screwed your afghanis Republic, the U.S and tore it down

 

[Meengla]

I think an IDF attack on HZ is a big mistake and I am happy to see Israel making this mistake. Hezbollah surely has planned for a war with Israel since 2006, Israel might be militarily stronger, but this is asymmetric warfare and different tactics will be used to inflict large casualties on the Idf and drain their military and resources to the bone. I would love to see Israel get a taste of their own medicine when HZ bombs their population centers.

Back in 2006 it was unthinkable to see attacks and population displacement in israel, and today it is a normal everyday occurrence. This means HZ has gotten stronger and Israel weaker. The fact HZ managed to create a buffer zone INSIDE of israel is a massive win and shows the weakening of the Zionist entity. The fact the HZ has hit dozens of IDF bases and infrastructure along the border with Lebanon while the idf responses were weak also shows a lot. Let's not forget the groups in Syria, West Bank can blow up, and continued operations in Gaza, the resistance in Gaza will not stop fighting just because the IDF ends an operation, as long as they are in Gaza they should be targeted day and night.

Once Israel gets through these non-state actors awaits Iran, a worn out Israel stands no match. One day when the West isn't as strong, and they won't be able to defend Israel as today, Israel will receive a bill, with interest. Therefore, Israel should stop planting bad omens and instead work towards a two state solution. If it thinks it has the support of there regional Arab puppet leaders it is wrong because their time will come to an end as well.. sooner or later. Then what?

This channel is pretty neutral/objective covering conflicts. Heck, it once even managed to cover Pakistan-India rivalry in a neutral way without pandering to the very large Indian audience on the internet.

In this video, the guy is comparing weapons between the two sides (Israel vs Hezbollah) and makes the same conclusion which is being held by almost all: Israel will be the bigger loser due to the flight of capital.

Watch if you have about 19 minutes.

 

[Solomon2]

Why Does the Media Ignore Hamas' Crimes Against Palestinians? | Opinion​

Published Jun 30, 2024 at 7:10 PM EDT Updated Jul 01, 2024 at 3:45 PM EDT

By Hamza Howidy
Palestinian from Gaza City
23

Since the start of the current war between Israel and Hamas, Hamas has committed countless atrocities against its own people in Gaza. This was true even before the war. Yet somehow, despite the fact that Hamas has effectively kidnapped the Gaza strip and all its inhabitants and routinely terrorizes them, these crimes are never reported by Arabic media or western media, nor by global human rights organizations, all of which tend to portray Hamas as a legitimate resistance group who are trying to "liberate" the Palestinians.

This absence of Hamas's crimes against Palestinians in the media is not for want of evidence. Many Gazans have raised concerns about the brutality of this regime, which they have witnessed first hand. And not just witnessed; there have been many videos posted on social media platforms showing Gazans criticizing Hamas and blaming Hamas for the current disastrous situation in Gaza.
Without a doubt, many civilians have been killed by IDF airstrikes. Yet each time that happens, those incidents make headlines across media channels. But somehow, when it comes to Hamas' crimes against innocent Israelis and innocent Gazans, the entire media establishment turns a blind eye, trying to present a misleading black and white narrative about this conflict.

Why?

If their heart bleeds for Gaza, why are they not outraged at all of the violence that Gazans face—including the violence of Hamas?
The sad truth is, when Israelis aren't involved, no one is interested in advocating for the Palestinian rights they claim to care about so deeply.


We Gazans attempted several times to remove Hamas from power. In 2019 and in 2023, the people of Gaza held peaceful marches against Hamas; for this crime, we were brutally assaulted by Hamas militants. Hamas imprisoned over 1,300 protestors at each protest.

I was one of them. I was personally imprisoned by Hamas and tortured twice, because I participated in these protests.

So I know firsthand that when ordinary Gazans like myself protested against Hamas, there was no media attention. No human rights organizations demanded the release of prisoners held for months in Hamas prisons, not to mention those who were tortured by Hamas, and even killed by Hamas—like Issam Al-Saaffein, who was killed under torture in Hamas's jails.

This trend has continued during the present war. Since October 7, hundreds of Gazans have been killed by Hamas' failing rockets. Hamas has confiscated the food, fuel, and medicine sent to Gaza, and they did not stop here.

13-year-old Ahmad Breka was shot in the head by Hamas in Rafah while attempting to collect humanitarian aid. Others were fortunate because they were merely shot in the legs by Hamas while attempting to grab humanitarian goods that Hamas stole and kept in their facilities.

These inhumane acts, along with the agony that Gazans have undergone since October, prompted many to demonstrate anew during this war. They demonstrated in Khan-Younis in front of Yahya Sinwar's house; others protested in the north, asking that Hamas free the captives and cease the war. They received the same response from Hamas that I did: They were fired upon.

And once again, the global media largely overlooked these crimes.

Members of Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement, march in Gaza City on May 22, 2021, in commemoration of senior Hamas commander Bassem Issa who was killed along with other militants in Israeli airstrikes last week. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP) CREDIT: EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty

Daring to take some food in the midst of a war or protesting Hamas isn't the only activity Hamas has persecuted us Gazans for; attempting to play any part of delivering this aid to those in need, or even considering playing any role the day after the war, is enough to get anybody the death penalty from Hamas.

That's what happened to the Abu-Amro tribe leader, along with two members of his tribe who were killed by Hamas militants a few days ago.

A couple of months ago, they beheaded the head of a clan leader in the north of Gaza and issued a statement on social media: "We murdered him, and we will do so to anyone who stands against us and cooperates with Israel."

Others who publicly criticized Hamas during the war were reported missing.

In addition to this, many of Fatah members were placed under house arrest by Hamas "for security reasons," and anyone who left his home was kidnapped. That's what happened with the Gazan Yossef Shahein—yet the global and Arab media never spoke about these crimes.

Al Jazeera, which employs hundreds of journalists in Gaza and has several offices there, never reports on these murders.

This systematic terrorism perpetrated by Hamas against the major tribes in Gaza and against dissidents is intended to undermine the plan for Gaza when the war ends, which will necessarily involve empowering civil society to run civil affairs in Gaza in the future. Hamas plans to copy the Taliban model in Gaza after the war, going underground and trying to fight from the shadows. They hope that will keep them in power so they can continue terrorizing both Israelis and Palestinians.

Where is the outrage?

This biased journalism has horrific repercussions. It was the reason for Hamas' success in silencing opposition in Gaza, and it is inflaming global mobs who swallow Hamas' propaganda and go to the streets raising the Hamas flag, wearing masks and chanting for terrorists, deceptively depicting all Gazans as Hamas members who wish to continue living under its authoritarian rule.

It's a horrific abandonment of Gaza's innocent civilians. It's clear their suffering only matters when it can be blamed on Jews.

Hamza Howidy is a Palestinian from Gaza City. He is an accountant and a peace advocate.
The views expressed in this article are the writer's own.

Why Does the Media Ignore Hamas' Crimes Against Palestinians?

The sad truth is, when Israelis aren't involved, no one is interested in advocating for the Palestinian rights they claim to care about so deeply.

www.newsweek.com

 

[Davey Crockett]

Arab League Suddenly Revokes Hezbollah's Terrorist Designation​

BY TYLER DURDEN

Arab League Suddenly Revokes Hezbollah's Terrorist Designation | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

[Starlord]

They are all demonic....

They are not Demonic, They are just Israeli's... Israeli society by in large extremists racists genocidal maniacs. People have been soft of Israeli citizens but truth is the bibi govt manage to do all that because their population allows it, if they are really intent to live in peace with Arabs, Govt would've been overthrown by now.

 

[Musings]

Why Does the Media Ignore Hamas' Crimes Against Palestinians? | Opinion​

Published Jun 30, 2024 at 7:10 PM EDT Updated Jul 01, 2024 at 3:45 PM EDT

By Hamza Howidy
Palestinian from Gaza City
23

Since the start of the current war between Israel and Hamas, Hamas has committed countless atrocities against its own people in Gaza. This was true even before the war. Yet somehow, despite the fact that Hamas has effectively kidnapped the Gaza strip and all its inhabitants and routinely terrorizes them, these crimes are never reported by Arabic media or western media, nor by global human rights organizations, all of which tend to portray Hamas as a legitimate resistance group who are trying to "liberate" the Palestinians.

This absence of Hamas's crimes against Palestinians in the media is not for want of evidence. Many Gazans have raised concerns about the brutality of this regime, which they have witnessed first hand. And not just witnessed; there have been many videos posted on social media platforms showing Gazans criticizing Hamas and blaming Hamas for the current disastrous situation in Gaza.
Without a doubt, many civilians have been killed by IDF airstrikes. Yet each time that happens, those incidents make headlines across media channels. But somehow, when it comes to Hamas' crimes against innocent Israelis and innocent Gazans, the entire media establishment turns a blind eye, trying to present a misleading black and white narrative about this conflict.

Why?

If their heart bleeds for Gaza, why are they not outraged at all of the violence that Gazans face—including the violence of Hamas?
The sad truth is, when Israelis aren't involved, no one is interested in advocating for the Palestinian rights they claim to care about so deeply.


We Gazans attempted several times to remove Hamas from power. In 2019 and in 2023, the people of Gaza held peaceful marches against Hamas; for this crime, we were brutally assaulted by Hamas militants. Hamas imprisoned over 1,300 protestors at each protest.

I was one of them. I was personally imprisoned by Hamas and tortured twice, because I participated in these protests.

So I know firsthand that when ordinary Gazans like myself protested against Hamas, there was no media attention. No human rights organizations demanded the release of prisoners held for months in Hamas prisons, not to mention those who were tortured by Hamas, and even killed by Hamas—like Issam Al-Saaffein, who was killed under torture in Hamas's jails.

This trend has continued during the present war. Since October 7, hundreds of Gazans have been killed by Hamas' failing rockets. Hamas has confiscated the food, fuel, and medicine sent to Gaza, and they did not stop here.

13-year-old Ahmad Breka was shot in the head by Hamas in Rafah while attempting to collect humanitarian aid. Others were fortunate because they were merely shot in the legs by Hamas while attempting to grab humanitarian goods that Hamas stole and kept in their facilities.

These inhumane acts, along with the agony that Gazans have undergone since October, prompted many to demonstrate anew during this war. They demonstrated in Khan-Younis in front of Yahya Sinwar's house; others protested in the north, asking that Hamas free the captives and cease the war. They received the same response from Hamas that I did: They were fired upon.

And once again, the global media largely overlooked these crimes.

Members of Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement, march in Gaza City on May 22, 2021, in commemoration of senior Hamas commander Bassem Issa who was killed along with other militants in Israeli airstrikes last week. (Photo by Emmanuel DUNAND / AFP) CREDIT: EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty

Daring to take some food in the midst of a war or protesting Hamas isn't the only activity Hamas has persecuted us Gazans for; attempting to play any part of delivering this aid to those in need, or even considering playing any role the day after the war, is enough to get anybody the death penalty from Hamas.

That's what happened to the Abu-Amro tribe leader, along with two members of his tribe who were killed by Hamas militants a few days ago.

A couple of months ago, they beheaded the head of a clan leader in the north of Gaza and issued a statement on social media: "We murdered him, and we will do so to anyone who stands against us and cooperates with Israel."

Others who publicly criticized Hamas during the war were reported missing.

In addition to this, many of Fatah members were placed under house arrest by Hamas "for security reasons," and anyone who left his home was kidnapped. That's what happened with the Gazan Yossef Shahein—yet the global and Arab media never spoke about these crimes.

Al Jazeera, which employs hundreds of journalists in Gaza and has several offices there, never reports on these murders.

This systematic terrorism perpetrated by Hamas against the major tribes in Gaza and against dissidents is intended to undermine the plan for Gaza when the war ends, which will necessarily involve empowering civil society to run civil affairs in Gaza in the future. Hamas plans to copy the Taliban model in Gaza after the war, going underground and trying to fight from the shadows. They hope that will keep them in power so they can continue terrorizing both Israelis and Palestinians.

Where is the outrage?

This biased journalism has horrific repercussions. It was the reason for Hamas' success in silencing opposition in Gaza, and it is inflaming global mobs who swallow Hamas' propaganda and go to the streets raising the Hamas flag, wearing masks and chanting for terrorists, deceptively depicting all Gazans as Hamas members who wish to continue living under its authoritarian rule.

It's a horrific abandonment of Gaza's innocent civilians. It's clear their suffering only matters when it can be blamed on Jews.

Hamza Howidy is a Palestinian from Gaza City. He is an accountant and a peace advocate.
The views expressed in this article are the writer's own.

Why Does the Media Ignore Hamas' Crimes Against Palestinians?

The sad truth is, when Israelis aren't involved, no one is interested in advocating for the Palestinian rights they claim to care about so deeply.

www.newsweek.com

40,000 innocent Palestinians dead - collective punishment of an innocent party - committing genocide - bombing to dust hospitals and schools and you are trying to get us to focus on this nonsense article?
Don’t you want to comment on the sniper shooting of a child in the head yesterday- innocent Palestinian child shot in the brain. How do you feel trying to support this behaviour?

 

[Falcon29]

Blinken is falsely claiming Hamas is refusing a ceasefire deal. Hamas supports a real ceasefire. Complete cessation of fighting and Israel withdrawal from Gaza. What Blinken is demanding is a total and literal surrender. And a temporary pause for Israel to get its prisoners.

Meanwhile, Israel is invading Khan Yunis yet again tonight. Ground vehicles are invading as we speak. Airstrikes are hitting all of Gaza. People are trying to flee Khan Yunis.

 

[Falcon29]

Hamas have also struck the Israeli forces in the Nitsarem line. Or the area Israel is deployed cutting Gaza in half. And Israel is now shelling and bombing the whole area. Palestinians of Gaza will not tolerate a occupation of any area inside of Gaza.
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Amid intense and violent artillery shelling on the central region - Nuseirat “Netzarim axis”... talk is about the occupation army forces being exposed to a difficult and complex security event in Gaza coinciding with helicopters landing in the place..

 

[Falcon29]

 

[Falcon29]

Israel attacked this Palestinian city, which they are not allowed to be in, after Oslo Accords agreement, with several airstrikes from fighter jets, killing multiple Palestinians. They then invaded with ground forces and were met with a counter operation: