Israel Genocide in Gaza - 2023 to present - Part ll

[Falcon29]

No new truck in the immediate future. Current runs great. Just did the brakes on Mrs. AZ's DD. It's a Toyota. They really didn't need it yet but I did them anyway.

Not many vehicles where the brake pads and shoes were still good after 175K-miles.

What kind of tires are you running that last 170k? lol

Nothing new for me either cars can be a money pit I just need the secret sauce for preventing rusting of suspension/frame so I can it running for longer

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

What kind of tires are you running that last 170k? lol

Nothing new for me either cars can be a money pit I just need the secret sauce for preventing rusting of suspension/frame so I can it running for longer

On her's, I just put new ones on at 174K. Coopers. Prior to that Michelins but she doesn't do the driving she once did. The Coopers that Discount installed are their upper end tire; on par with Michelin.

My DD is Michelin since 7500 miles.

Want to prevent rust to the frame? Move to the desert.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

I'm not surprised in the least it was aired.

 

[The SC]

Eisenkot: Netanyahu Participated in the War on Gaza, and Herzog Intends to Task Him with Forming a Government

Who is Eisenkot?

An Israeli politician and military officer (66 years old) of Moroccan origin, he served 41 years in the army and was its Chief of Staff between 2015 and 2019.

What are his most prominent military milestones?

His name is associated with the "Dahiya Doctrine," which is based on the use of disproportionate force against infrastructure in Lebanon.

What was his role in the war on Gaza?

He participated with Netanyahu in the Israeli War Cabinet since October 2023 and contributed to formulating the objectives of the war of annihilation on the Gaza Strip.

How did he enter politics?

He was elected to the Knesset in 2022 and founded the "Yeshar" party in 2025 with the aim of ending Netanyahu's rule.

Why was he chosen to form the government?

He received the recommendation of 67 members of parliament compared to 46 for Netanyahu, and has 28 days to form a coalition government.

Does he differ from Netanyahu on Palestine?

Despite their rivalry for power, both agree on rejecting the establishment of a Palestinian state.

More details in the following profile:

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

Our hearts are with one of the most oppressed people in history since Adam & Eve

 

[The SC]

Eisenkot:
- Our closest allies are calling for a review of relations with Israel
- The war on all fronts is still ongoing and has not achieved any of its objectives
- There is a need for new leadership to take the reins of government in Israel and serve all segments of the population
- I will send a message to all factions asking them to prepare to take the constitutional oath for the new government based on the four principles
- I respect the trust placed in me by the Israeli president to form a government, and I will act responsibly to achieve that
- We will be asked to take innovative political steps to form an emergency government
- I call on Likud and Religious Zionism to support my government if they truly want unity, as they say

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Falcon29]

Still not seeing any signs of Palestinian leadership taking any initiative to secure a Palestinian state even though today's political climate makes it viable

Neither the Palestinian Authority which is paid off by the USA to stay put and not seek statehood nor by the Hamas leadership outside Gaza which is paid by Iran to keep a culture of 'resistance' that achieves nothing for the Palestinian people.

This is the opportune moment to seek independence while also retaining defensive capabilities. Nothing Hamas can acquire can prevent an a wholesale destruction of Gaza by Israel. It's rockets have no effectiveness beyond paralyzing life for a few days at best.

Hamas should focus on drone capabilities and defensive capabilities that obstruct Israeli ground armor movements inside of Gaza. Nothing else. Rockets are a waste of time and not accurate enough to target military bases and concentrations on the border. They were a little effective for Hezbollah but not enough to prevent a ground invasion of southern Lebanon.

Hamas officials outside Gaza must take the initiative now leading up to 2029 genocide judgement on Israel to express willingness and commitment to agree to a two state solution while affirming right to keep defensive weaponry for genocide prevention purposes.

The world is not going to rally to end the Israeli army or government. It's not going to happen. Do what's best for your people now while pressure on Israel to end its occupation of Gaza and the West Bank are at an all high time. Secure a Palestinian state then leave the Jews alone if they don't attack.

 

[Falcon29]

Still not seeing any signs of Palestinian leadership taking any initiative to secure a Palestinian state even though today's political climate makes it viable

Neither the Palestinian Authority which is paid off by the USA to stay put and not seek statehood nor by the Hamas leadership outside Gaza which is paid by Iran to keep a culture of 'resistance' that achieves nothing for the Palestinian people.

This is the opportune moment to seek independence while also retaining defensive capabilities. Nothing Hamas can acquire can prevent an a wholesale destruction of Gaza by Israel. It's rockets have no effectiveness beyond paralyzing life for a few days at best.

Hamas should focus on drone capabilities and defensive capabilities that obstruct Israeli ground armor movements inside of Gaza. Nothing else. Rockets are a waste of time and not accurate enough to target military bases and concentrations on the border. They were a little effective for Hezbollah but not enough to prevent a ground invasion of southern Lebanon.

Hamas officials outside Gaza must take the initiative now leading up to 2029 genocide judgement on Israel to express willingness and commitment to agree to a two state solution while affirming right to keep defensive weaponry for genocide prevention purposes.

The world is not going to rally to end the Israeli army or government. It's not going to happen. Do what's best for your people now while pressure on Israel to end its occupation of Gaza and the West Bank are at an all high time. Secure a Palestinian state then leave the Jews alone if they don't attack.

Most likely Israel objects to Palestinian independence but that makes it responsible for any continuation of the conflict and leads to the world isolating Israel.

The point is you have to show your commitment to peace and an a Palestinian independent state and nothing more. The world does not want to hear your vague resistance rhetoric which they can't interpret and won't get behind.

Start working for your people now !

 

[Falcon29]

Palestinian leadership if you're reading this stop being stupid and express your commitment to peace and two state solution now!

This is the best political climate to do so in! Stop prolonging suffering of your people the cause is not a business manufacturing tool for politicians to line their pockets !

Right now is the time to demand independence on 1967 borders! And yes that means living alongside Israel and recognizing it! It's not a shame to your honor or dignity to do so!

Leave the pyschosis and other OCD delusions about a fictional army coming to liberate Palestine in 21xx aside ! No one wants to come do it ! If they do well then good for you. It will come as a bonus for you securing the future of your children.

There's no excuse why the Palestinian Authority nor Hamas officials outside Gaza have to not initiate this process and act as responsible actors right now ! More fighting won't achieve nothing !