Israel Genocide in Gaza - 2023 to present - Part ll
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Falcon29
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That is only in video games, certain ones you could shoot pilot out.
In reality you would use anti aircraft gun with large caliber if possible but it's not because the whole airspace is covered by drones that will immediately target it as obvious target.
And these rescue helicopters don't come in until heavy bombardment is done in area to secure the transport , and when they do arrive they fly low behind buildings and blocks, so you don't get a view of them.
Manpads can be fired at helicopters from multiple directions but again it's not a video game where airspace is contained to small map. The apache helicopters can get very far away. But I haven't seen enough attempts to fire from multiple directions especially after flares ran out. It's not coordinated well. It's possible the systems are too dated and not effective in this regard. And supply is limited.
MNZGamerX
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Pakistan Says Trump’s Gaza Plan Differs From What Arab and Muslim Leaders Approved
Islamabad (QNN)- Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Tuesday that US President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan is not the same that was approved by leaders of Arab and Muslim countries, including Pakistan.
“This is not our document,” Dar told reporters at a press conference in Islamabad. He explained that Pakistan and its allies had demanded several key points that were missing. “There are some key areas that we want covered … If they are not covered, they will be covered,” he added.
Dar said the immediate priorities remain a ceasefire, stopping the genocide, allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza, and ending forced displacement.
The minister described Trump’s announcement as “an announcement from their side.” He stressed that Pakistan stands by a joint statement signed with seven other Muslim-majority states. “We own this. If there is any difference anywhere, we would go by — we are committed to this,” he said.
Leaders of Türkiye, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Egypt, Jordan, and Indonesia met Trump during the UN General Assembly session in New York. Trump presented his 20-point plan at the meeting.
Dar later told Pakistan’s Geo News that the White House draft “does not include all of our proposals.”
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani also raised concerns. Speaking to Al Jazeera, he said Trump’s plan “achieves a key objective by ending the war, but there are some issues that require clarification and negotiation.”
On Monday, Trump unveiled the plan at the White House alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The proposal calls for the release of all Israeli soldier prisoners in exchange for dozens of Palestinian prisoners, the full disarmament of Hamas and resistance factions, a phased withdrawal of Israeli troops, and the creation of a technocratic, non-partisan Palestinian committee to run Gaza.
The plan mentions Palestinian self-determination as a “possibility,” but stops short of promising statehood.
Israel’s genocide in Gaza has already killed more than 66,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, since October 2023. Continuous Israeli airstrikes and ground assaults have destroyed homes, hospitals, and schools. Aid agencies warn that starvation and disease are spreading, making Gaza nearly uninhabitable.
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Islamabad (QNN)- Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Tuesday that US President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan is not the same that was approved by leaders of Arab and Muslim countries, including Pakistan.
“This is not our document,” Dar told reporters at a press conference in Islamabad. He explained that Pakistan and its allies had demanded several key points that were missing. “There are some key areas that we want covered … If they are not covered, they will be covered,” he added.
Dar said the immediate priorities remain a ceasefire, stopping the genocide, allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza, and ending forced displacement.
The minister described Trump’s announcement as “an announcement from their side.” He stressed that Pakistan stands by a joint statement signed with seven other Muslim-majority states. “We own this. If there is any difference anywhere, we would go by — we are committed to this,” he said.
Leaders of Türkiye, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Egypt, Jordan, and Indonesia met Trump during the UN General Assembly session in New York. Trump presented his 20-point plan at the meeting.
Dar later told Pakistan’s Geo News that the White House draft “does not include all of our proposals.”
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani also raised concerns. Speaking to Al Jazeera, he said Trump’s plan “achieves a key objective by ending the war, but there are some issues that require clarification and negotiation.”
On Monday, Trump unveiled the plan at the White House alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The proposal calls for the release of all Israeli soldier prisoners in exchange for dozens of Palestinian prisoners, the full disarmament of Hamas and resistance factions, a phased withdrawal of Israeli troops, and the creation of a technocratic, non-partisan Palestinian committee to run Gaza.
The plan mentions Palestinian self-determination as a “possibility,” but stops short of promising statehood.
Israel’s genocide in Gaza has already killed more than 66,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, since October 2023. Continuous Israeli airstrikes and ground assaults have destroyed homes, hospitals, and schools. Aid agencies warn that starvation and disease are spreading, making Gaza nearly uninhabitable.
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Meengla
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Hahhahhahahaaahhhaahhaahhahahhaha!! I am laughing at those idiots in PDF on the Gaza thread and laughing at those Muslim Imams in Michigan who thought Trump would be the same as Biden. But the Muslim Imams actually fell for Trump's election promise to 'end the Gaza war'. Stupid Imams.
I am also laughing at those who thought there was no difference between the Democrats and the Republicans. Hahhahahahahhaha!! I had expressed my views plenty of times in the Gaza war thread from the old PDF. But, boy, the Muslims are a special breed of electoral idiots in America!!!
Khansaheeb
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Khansaheeb
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There is no difference , both are part of the Nazi club
Khansaheeb
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Khansaheeb
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Khansaheeb
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Genociders looking for more babies to murder:
RescueRanger
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Yap yap yap, thats all thaw idiots in suits can do.Pakistan Says Trump’s Gaza Plan Differs From What Arab and Muslim Leaders Approved
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Islamabad (QNN)- Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Tuesday that US President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan is not the same that was approved by leaders of Arab and Muslim countries, including Pakistan.
“This is not our document,” Dar told reporters at a press conference in Islamabad. He explained that Pakistan and its allies had demanded several key points that were missing. “There are some key areas that we want covered … If they are not covered, they will be covered,” he added.
Dar said the immediate priorities remain a ceasefire, stopping the genocide, allowing humanitarian aid into Gaza, and ending forced displacement.
The minister described Trump’s announcement as “an announcement from their side.” He stressed that Pakistan stands by a joint statement signed with seven other Muslim-majority states. “We own this. If there is any difference anywhere, we would go by — we are committed to this,” he said.
Leaders of Türkiye, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Egypt, Jordan, and Indonesia met Trump during the UN General Assembly session in New York. Trump presented his 20-point plan at the meeting.
Dar later told Pakistan’s Geo News that the White House draft “does not include all of our proposals.”
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani also raised concerns. Speaking to Al Jazeera, he said Trump’s plan “achieves a key objective by ending the war, but there are some issues that require clarification and negotiation.”
On Monday, Trump unveiled the plan at the White House alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The proposal calls for the release of all Israeli soldier prisoners in exchange for dozens of Palestinian prisoners, the full disarmament of Hamas and resistance factions, a phased withdrawal of Israeli troops, and the creation of a technocratic, non-partisan Palestinian committee to run Gaza.
The plan mentions Palestinian self-determination as a “possibility,” but stops short of promising statehood.
Israel’s genocide in Gaza has already killed more than 66,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, since October 2023. Continuous Israeli airstrikes and ground assaults have destroyed homes, hospitals, and schools. Aid agencies warn that starvation and disease are spreading, making Gaza nearly uninhabitable.
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RescueRanger
Meme Lord
This must have been the scariest thing those brave souls on those boats must have experienced in their entire lives.
Imagine that scene having weapons pointed at your heads - unsure if the person behind the gun pulls the trigger and ends your life.
Now realise that Palestinians live like this since birth, every day of their lives.
Hassan Al-Somal
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There are no difference between Biden and Trump when it comes to Palestine and this ongoing genocide in Gaza. Under Biden, Antony Blinken, an ardent Jewish Zionist, was in charge of foreign policy, particularly towards Gaza as he allowed whatever Israel wanted. And under Trump, Steve Witkoff, another ardent Jewish Zionist, and Trump's Jewish son-in-law Jared Kushner are in charge of Gaza file. All three facilitate Israel's genocide policies.
Under Biden, US sent $17.9 billion on military aid to Israel between Oct 7, 2023 - Oct 7, 20204. Those weapon supplies were bombs dropped on the heads of the defenseless populations in Gaza and Lebanon. Cities like Raffah were erased to the ground under Biden's watch.
U.S. military aid for Israel tops $17.9 billion since last Oct. 7
The United States has spent a record of at least $17.9 billion on military aid to Israel since the war in Gaza began and led to escalating conflict around the Middle East.
www.pbs.org
Under Biden, every resolution that demanded an urgent ceasefire was voted by the US in the UN Security Council.
It was under Biden that the war against Yemen was initiated - a military intervention that was designed to support Israel's ongoing genocide in Gaza.
So in reality, there are no differences between Republican and Democrat establishments when it comes to Palestine and the Middle East.
Hassan Al-Somal
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"The Deceptive Mediator".. How did America mislead #Hamas, Hezbollah, #Iran, and Arab countries to serve "#Israel"?
Behind the image of the "mediator" eager to extinguish the war for two years, the American role was far from neutral, as successive administrations engaged in providing unlimited political and military cover for "Israel".
The matter was not limited to military support or the American veto that obstructed Security Council resolutions, but went beyond to building a network of diplomatic deception.
The rhetoric of mediation was used as a tool to mislead all parties, from Hamas and Hezbollah to Tehran, Doha, and other Arab and Islamic capitals, ultimately serving the agenda of Netanyahu and his government.
In this series, we will reveal the most prominent stages of this role, and how Washington transformed from an "alleged mediator" to a full partner in perpetuating and prolonging the war.
Behind the image of the "mediator" eager to extinguish the war for two years, the American role was far from neutral, as successive administrations engaged in providing unlimited political and military cover for "Israel". The matter was not limited to military support or the American veto that obstructed Security Council resolutions, but went beyond to building a network of diplomatic deception. The rhetoric of mediation was used as a tool to mislead all parties, from Hamas and Hezbollah to Tehran, Doha, and other Arab and Islamic capitals, ultimately serving the agenda of Netanyahu and his government.In this series, we will reveal the most prominent stages of this role, and how Washington transformed from an "alleged mediator" to a full partner in perpetuating and prolonging the war.
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