Hezbollah-Israel Conflict 2024 - Lebanon & Occupied Palestine Territories

[BHAN85]

The Jews returned to their home after 2,000 years - and not all willingly, either. You're aware that just a year before Israel's independence that Pakistan and India started a massive exchange of populations and properties? By contrast, Jews were tossed out of Arab countries with nothing but clothes on their backs while the Palestinian Arabs who revolted against Israeli rule and departed gained little in exchange, not even citizenship from their fellows, primarily support to maintain the anti-Jewish hatred for themselves and their descendants.

The crusaders could go home. In the end their rulers valued access to their holy sites more than conquest. By contrast, Israelis are home.

USA is the true home of Native American people.

I guess you support the right of indians to conquere Manhattan and some USA big cities by the brute force. It's their right, in your world vision.

 

[silicon0000]

Post in thread 'Hezbollah-Israel Conflict 2024 - Lebanon & Occupied Palestine Territories'

Today at 4:36 PM

Well well thats really sweet when it comes from a people whoms state was completeley exterminated from earths surface by the Roman legions, then its entire population expelled from the land to live around like scattered waiths until this day.

The Jews returned to their home after 2,000 years - and not all willingly, either. You're aware that just a year before Israel's independence that Pakistan and India started a massive exchange of populations and properties? By contrast, Jews were tossed out of Arab countries with nothing but clothes on their backs while the Palestinian...

• Solomon2

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Can you tell me after some small fights in small area of Khyber/Hijaz and before 1948 when was Muslims and Jews fight head-on? It's always Christian who fight and defeat Jews and kill them in numbers. Infact in Muslim end of time prophecies It's Jesus who kill Dajjal (Jews Mesiha). It's Jews who took land in 1948.

 

[Dalit]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840778139330396305

Hezbollah and Iran will have to react. Otherwise, it is game over for both. The amount of reputational and material damage both are suffering is extreme. The lack of reaction from both is astounding.

 

[silicon0000]

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Today at 4:49 PM

Muslims have 0 chance against Israel as long as countries like Turkey, Egypt and Saudi are on Israel’s side. Do you expect Iran to defeat Israel who is receiving unlimited support from the US/West, by firing kamikaze drones at them?

No, the only way to defeat them is by land invasion. That's what Hamas did with Al-Aqsa flood. If Hezbollah was planning similar tactics for the last 20 years instead of playing defence they would not be in this situation. Land invasion removes Turkey, Egypt, US, anyone else from the equation because the battle will be in areas stuffed with zionists if...

• Snake

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Not many understand this.

 

[mangekyo]

No, the only way to defeat them is by land invasion. That's what Hamas did with Al-Aqsa flood. If Hezbollah was planning similar tactics for the last 20 years instead of playing defence they would not be in this situation. Land invasion removes Turkey, Egypt, US, anyone else from the equation because the battle will be in areas stuffed with zionists if they want to do indiscriminate bombing there, they are more than welcome.

They would have been bombarded with air superiority before they reached anywhere meaningful.

 

[Falcon29]

Kan Hebrew Channel:

The cabinet will meet at 19:30 this evening, after which Netanyahu will hold a limited security consultation with some ministers and security establishment leaders.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1840782866592014817

 

[silicon0000]

They would have been bombarded with air superiority before they reached anywhere meaningful.

the battle will be in areas stuffed with zionists if they want to do indiscriminate bombing there, they are more than welcome.

 

[UKBengali]

They would have been bombarded with air superiority before they reached anywhere meaningful.

Hezbollah has/had 2 trump cards:

1. Its rocket, missile and drone arsenal which it seems to not be using effectively.

2. 10s of thousands of fighters dug into the hills and forest of Southern Lebanon with ATGMs and heavy mortars.

 

[Falcon29]

If Hezbollah is going to use ballistic missiles then they need to send them in the dozens and at strategic economic targets.

What they are doing now with single missiles achieves nothing really.

I don't think they have. Either capabilities were degraded or there is communication/logistics issue. Or Hezbollah believes Israel has a long term agenda in Lebanon and is conserving resources.

Another thing, Shia community in Lebanon is in disarray after their areas have been heavily targeted and up to 1 million Lebanese displaced already. Some people that may have fled to Syria/Iraq could be Hezbollah members/commanders that fled their duty. It happens everywhere when such massive bombardment occurs on a country.

Israel put them in shock because they weren't in war footing/battle formation. Whereas Hamas was at all times and most certainly was on October 7, despite not being able to stop the wholesale destruction of Gaza.

 

[Snake]

They would have been bombarded with air superiority before they reached anywhere meaningful.

Hamas succeeded with limited resources and proved it is possible. The benefits of a guerilla force is they don't all have to be gathered in one place to avoid being destroyed by large scale weapons.

 

[mangekyo]

the battle will be in areas stuffed with zionists if they want to do indiscriminate bombing there, they are more than welcome.

It’s a long walk

 

[Falcon29]

Israel did ground invasion of Gaza on October 27, 20 days after hostilities broke out. As they were on defensive and making arrangements for multiple fronts and US needed time to deploy tons of resources for them.

With Lebanon, they are prepared to start imminently because they were given time and flexibility to over-prepare.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Nour missile? Ballistic missile?
@Persian Gulf

new missile not revealed yet

given short range it's possibly not a ballistic missile

 

[silicon0000]

It’s a long walk

It was when Israel is busy with Hamas, not that's not even an option.

 

[Falcon29]

Hamas succeeded with limited resources and proved it is possible. The benefits of a guerilla force is they don't all have to be gathered in one place to avoid being destroyed by large scale weapons.

The point of the flood, was to have Hamas go in from the South, Hezbollah from North, and some party form east (from Syria and West Bank ), to potentially rile up other parties in region to help with supply reinforcements while all parties pushed Israelis towards center and far south of country. US would intervene but would struggle badly in such a intervention. People of region weren't ready for a big war with high casualties.