Hezbollah-Israel Conflict 2024 - Lebanon & Occupied Palestine Territories

[Falcon29]

they said the same thing in 2006

just now Hezbollah launched a large barrage to Haifa and the north

but the overall rate of rocket fire has been quite low lately

It may not actually be large. The rockets cross that path but it can be 10-15 rockets setting off all those alarms. Apparently, Israeli's are claiming it's one short range ballistic missile:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840458767126651385

 

[Musings]

The guy was in the negotiations, he knew Arafat, hamas guys , he is one much much more than your usual so called analyst
He understands the history and theology of the religion truly, without being condescending or biased

Every Monday he has a video, watch it

Alistair Crooke needs to be careful bro. The Jews will have him taken out…..

 

[Nuffle]

This capability, built over many years by Military Intelligence, was non-existent during the Second Lebanon War when there was no idea where he was hiding, and the dossier on him was minimal, if not operationally useless.

In other words, for around these 18 years, they co-opted spies within the IRGC.

If I were counterintelligence, I would start a deep investigation into the rising officers who have achieved high positions within the IRGC over the last 18 years.

 

[r3alist]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840260989222064625

 

[Persian Gulf]

may or may not be true but something to remember: one ballistic missile can lead to hundreds of red alerts issued over a large area. suggesting a huge rocket barrage when in reality it's just one missile.

as predicted, it was likely one SSM

the second Hezbollah ballistic missile fired so far

 

[Falcon29]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840448157580194237

 

[Falcon29]

as predicted, it was likely one SSM

the second Hezbollah ballistic missile fired so far

Maybe some people are in for a shock, but ballistic missiles it is not a one all solution and Hezbollah's ability to strike strategic infrastructure in Israel was not guaranteed.

It's likely right now Hezbollah is making internal arrangements and regrouping after the blows. So we don't know their true potential yet.

But it should be obvious since 2012 in Gaza, that the strategy for resistance factions has to be to overwhelm Israeli defenses. And I hope Iran was taking that seriously and equipped them to be able to do that. With the knowledge that Israel will try to take out much of those capabilities in beginning days of attacks. And you have to have a solution to protect those assets and ability to deploy them in a manner that overwhelms Israeli defenses. Otherwise you put yourself at a big disadvantage.

 

[Persian Gulf]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840463105639555183

 

[Persian Gulf]

Maybe some people are in for a shock, but ballistic missiles it is not a one all solution and Hezbollah's ability to strike strategic infrastructure in Israel was not guaranteed.

It's likely right now Hezbollah is making internal arrangements and regrouping after the blows. So we don't know their true potential yet.

But it should be obvious since 2012 in Gaza, that the strategy for resistance factions has to be to overwhelm Israeli defenses. And I hope Iran was taking that seriously and equipped them to be able to do that. With the knowledge that Israel will try to take out much of those capabilities in beginning days of attacks. And you have to have a solution to protect those assets and ability to deploy them in a manner that overwhelms Israeli defenses. Otherwise you put yourself at a big disadvantage.

Hezbollah fired more than 8000 rockets into Israel so far. That's much more than Hamas did in that same time period

 

[Dariush-e Bozorg]

It may not actually be large. The rockets cross that path but it can be 10-15 rockets setting off all those alarms. Apparently, Israeli's are claiming it's one short range ballistic missile:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840458767126651385

Debris from Israeli interceptors can also cause red alerts (warning citizens to take shelter)

 

[Persian Gulf]

Yemen taking a beating again

if you mean Israel targeted civilian infrastructure like fuel tankers and power plants then yes

 

[Dalit]

I dont have problem with Israel taking UAE. It suits them well.

Its a good bargain. Leave the Palestinians to live in Peace and let jews join their «cousins» in UAE. They already built a huge polytheistic temple there so building the 3rd temple in UAE should be no problem.

The less we talk about the UAE the better.

 

[Nuffle]

Is Lebanon part of Israel’s promised territory?

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Is Lebanon part of Israel’s promised territory?​

Letting everyone know that Jpost has deleted this post.

 

[Nuffle]

Hezbollah fired more than 8000 rockets into Israel so far. That's much more than Hamas did in that same time period

There were hundreds of drones too:

https://jinsa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Hezbollahs-New-Drone-Threats-to-Israel-7-2-24-5.pdf

 

[r3alist]

Alistair Crooke needs to be careful bro. The Jews will have him taken out…..

He is very careful with his words, hardly known and too nuanced to have an impact, real scholars are never liked when it comes to the middle

Which is why he probably was side lined and is not in service, no room for nuance or fairness towards the Arabs

there is a section of the British establishment who is somewhat pro Arab historically, they do exist, they just have to stay silent these days