Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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lightning f57
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This summarises reality, they (US & Israel) failed in all their objectives.
Meengla
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Then why are the Israelis crying?
lightning f57
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El Nino is on its way
Looooooosers. Let it go bro, that big nose is a nobody, a nothing. His dad was a nothing too. God, even the Cuban exiles are less pathetic haha.
Love their tears brothers, long live the I.R.I. Haha. Now go sit and cry while driving an uber in Los Angeles. Loooool. rofoooooool even.
What a bunch of cucks
Master Chief
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They're stupid. They will always cry. Notwithstanding that, if they annexe the south of Lebanon and move settlers in, would it not be a victory for them?
I do agree with you and others though that the long-term ramifications for Israel are pretty dire. They may well have made short-term gains today, but the region now knows that, with the right technology and tactics, it can push back against them and certainly, Iran is to thank for that new paradigm.
Decoupling USA (and Europe) from Israeli control must now be the first of many next steps to take, looking forwards.
Meengla
Elite Member
Indeed, if they gobble up south Lebanon, it would be a huge gain for Israel but I don't think Iran is going to allow that. If Iran had accepted that then the Islamabad Talks in April would have successfully concluded right then. But you are right about the 'right technology' part: Modern warfare is a different beast!
Oh, look like Modi can't get a break even in his own Tweet. LOL! And Ashok Swain simply hates Modi!
Master Chief
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It goes well beyond Modi even. Many highly educated Indian expats/diaspora representatives out here in UK wanted this war to continue and for their own home nation to suffer, purely out of spite for Pakistan. It's embarrassing frankly.
Cutting off one's nose to spite one's face.
Can someone name all the cucks there ? I'm no expert in scum identification....
First take a count of your dead sailors then rejoice about this or that....
Meengla
Elite Member
OMG! Seriously?? Can they not see the impact in their motherland India from this war?
Lulldapull
Trusted Member
You know they'll try to smuggle the Pahlavi and Israeli flag in the stadium, no matter what. Fold it tightly and put it in the underwear or even inside their ass. Then they will take it out when inside the stadium secretly.
You know it will happen.
Just watch what these shahis will do.
Lulldapull
Trusted Member
So somebody paid maany to put dead body in the parking lot of the hotel where Iran team is staying.........maybe this is Zalintsky or Shetanyahu doing this.
What da fack this is completely crazy.
Musings
Administrator
The biggest reason why ceasefire maybe hindered.............
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak on Sunday called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be removed “with sticks and stones” if he attempts to undermine the upcoming general election.
Barak, who served as Israel’s prime minister from 1999 to 2001, made the remarks in an interview with Israel’s public broadcaster KAN.
“I fear Netanyahu may try to sabotage the elections, and he can do it very easily,” Barak said. “If he tries, we will have no choice but to remove him with sticks and stones.”
Netanyahu, 76, has led the current government since late December 2022. His coalition has been widely described as the most right-wing since Israel was established on Palestinian territories in 1948.
The Knesset’s current term expires in October 2026, with elections expected to be held in September or October.
Barak argued that Netanyahu “could sabotage the elections by launching operations in Lebanon that would provoke retaliation from Hezbollah and Iran.
“Netanyahu wants an endless war because he understands that ending it would accelerate his trial,” Barak said. “Just as he obstructed some prisoner-exchange deals (with Hamas), he also blocked the possibility of progress in Lebanon.”
Netanyahu is currently standing trial in Israel on corruption charges and is also wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) since 2024 on allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Barak also criticized the emerging agreement between the US and Iran. “In one word: bad. In two words: very bad,” he said.
He warned that “Israel is paying the price for Netanyahu’s arrogance and lack of foresight,” adding that the arrangement under discussion was “not an agreement, but a memorandum of understanding that failed to address either missiles or Iran’s regional allies.”
Barak argued that “none of the objectives of the war against Iran have been achieved.”
The remarks drew immediate criticism from Netanyahu’s allies.
Boaz Bismuth, a Likud lawmaker and chairman of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, called for a criminal investigation into Barak for what he described as legitimizing violence against the prime minister.
“He should be sent to a psychiatrist, and if he is found mentally fit, a criminal investigation should be opened against him immediately,” Bismuth said in a post on US social media company X.
While US President Donald Trump said an agreement with Iran that would open the Strait of Hormuz would be signed on Sunday, Tehran has disputed the timeline and says the signing could happen in the coming days.
Since the April 8 ceasefire mediated by Pakistan, efforts aimed at ending the war launched by the US and Israel against Iran on Feb. 28 have continued.
Ex-Israeli premier urges removal of Netanyahu ‘with sticks, stones’ if elections are sabotaged
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak on Sunday called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be removed “with sticks and stones” if he attempts to undermine the upcoming general election.
Barak, who served as Israel’s prime minister from 1999 to 2001, made the remarks in an interview with Israel’s public broadcaster KAN.
“I fear Netanyahu may try to sabotage the elections, and he can do it very easily,” Barak said. “If he tries, we will have no choice but to remove him with sticks and stones.”
Netanyahu, 76, has led the current government since late December 2022. His coalition has been widely described as the most right-wing since Israel was established on Palestinian territories in 1948.
The Knesset’s current term expires in October 2026, with elections expected to be held in September or October.
Barak argued that Netanyahu “could sabotage the elections by launching operations in Lebanon that would provoke retaliation from Hezbollah and Iran.
“Netanyahu wants an endless war because he understands that ending it would accelerate his trial,” Barak said. “Just as he obstructed some prisoner-exchange deals (with Hamas), he also blocked the possibility of progress in Lebanon.”
Netanyahu is currently standing trial in Israel on corruption charges and is also wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) since 2024 on allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Barak also criticized the emerging agreement between the US and Iran. “In one word: bad. In two words: very bad,” he said.
He warned that “Israel is paying the price for Netanyahu’s arrogance and lack of foresight,” adding that the arrangement under discussion was “not an agreement, but a memorandum of understanding that failed to address either missiles or Iran’s regional allies.”
Barak argued that “none of the objectives of the war against Iran have been achieved.”
The remarks drew immediate criticism from Netanyahu’s allies.
Boaz Bismuth, a Likud lawmaker and chairman of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, called for a criminal investigation into Barak for what he described as legitimizing violence against the prime minister.
“He should be sent to a psychiatrist, and if he is found mentally fit, a criminal investigation should be opened against him immediately,” Bismuth said in a post on US social media company X.
While US President Donald Trump said an agreement with Iran that would open the Strait of Hormuz would be signed on Sunday, Tehran has disputed the timeline and says the signing could happen in the coming days.
Since the April 8 ceasefire mediated by Pakistan, efforts aimed at ending the war launched by the US and Israel against Iran on Feb. 28 have continued.
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