Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[Persian Gulf]

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this was posted a few weeks ago

 

[MNZGamerX]

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[qutbuddin aibak]

Hamas has recruited thousands of new fighters in recent months and Qassam leaders are supervising their training, while occupation soldiers refuse military service.

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[Meengla]

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It remains a puzzle as to why and why so quickly the Resistance is on the defense on multiple fronts. Until just 3-4 weeks ago, flights to Israel were on mass cancellations, Israel was having severe issues finding new soldiers, IDF was exhausted from multiple fronts, forget Aliyah there were people fleeing Israel, Hezbollah had progressed to targeting Tel Aviv while Haifa was starting to look like really vulnerable, Israeli military couldn't move beyond a few miles into Lebanon despite months of incursion.
Yeah, Assad has fallen and there maybe some 'deal' between Iran/Turkey/Iran and yet hard to shake the doom and gloom.

 

[Khansaheeb]

The people of Gaza are searching for food and water.

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I hope Sisi and King of Jordan see this

 

[The SC]

I hope Sisi and King of Jordan see this

Even the UN can do nothing about it..

 

[The SC]

Christian Palestinians too.

Yes both..Zionists even spit on Christian Palestinians there..

 

[EugeneP]

It remains a puzzle as to why and why so quickly the Resistance is on the defense on multiple fronts. Until just 3-4 weeks ago, flights to Israel were on mass cancellations, Israel was having severe issues finding new soldiers, IDF was exhausted from multiple fronts, forget Aliyah there were people fleeing Israel, Hezbollah had progressed to targeting Tel Aviv while Haifa was starting to look like really vulnerable, Israeli military couldn't move beyond a few miles into Lebanon despite months of incursion.
Yeah, Assad has fallen and there maybe some 'deal' between Iran/Turkey/Iran and yet hard to shake the doom and gloom.

The 60-minutes program last Sunday mentioned that the walkie-talkie and pager operations had a strong impact on Hezbollah (and the Iranian sponsor's) morale because of the decapitation suffered by them. Looks like the operations took away or disabled a sizeable chunk of the top 3 or 4 layers of Hezbollah. That combined with the death of many leaders during the war depleted their brain trust.

 

[The SC]

“Despite the Israeli massacres, hunger, and siege, it does not seem that the people of Gaza will surrender to the occupation. The war is a war against all the Palestinians who cling to their land and the option of resistance to gain freedom, and it is not just a battle against Hamas as they portray to the world.”

David Hirst is editor-in-chief of the British Middle East Eye website

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[The SC]

Al-Qassam detonates explosive devices against enemy military soldiers, and the cowardly Zionist enemy soldiers brag about detonating explosive devices in civilian homes.

"Snake hunting"

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[Khansaheeb]

Even the UN can do nothing about it..

The UN aren't all Muslims and it's controlled by non-Muslims

 

[UKBengali]

The UN aren't all Muslims and it's controlled by non-Muslims

Another attempt to deflect from cowardice and collaboration of the Sunni ME States.

 

[The SC]

The UN aren't all Muslims and it's controlled by non-Muslims

The UN can't do anything against the US veto.. and the Muslims can't confront the US military power..

 

[UKBengali]

The UN can't do anything against the US veto.. and the Muslims can't confront the US military power..

Yet again you speak as if anyone is asking you fire a single bullet at the entity.

Just cut relations(as most Muslim countries do not recognise the usurper of Palestine) and no one will ask a single more thing from Turks and Arabs.

Too hard?

 

[Meengla]

The 60-minutes program last Sunday mentioned that the walkie-talkie and pager operations had a strong impact on Hezbollah (and the Iranian sponsor's) morale because of the decapitation suffered by them. Looks like the operations took away or disabled a sizeable chunk of the top 3 or 4 layers of Hezbollah. That combined with the death of many leaders during the war depleted their brain trust.

I don't think the Resistance in Lebanon was / is that defeated. Israeli army barely advanced in Lebanon despite months of attempts. Hezbollah was/is still a potent force and is also an ideological one. They, along with other Lebanese, know that if they are not prepared then Lebanon can say goodbye to southern Lebanon which Israelis would gobble up.
It appears to me that on a strategic level, perhaps timed with the madman Trump's arrival, there is a pullback from all sides until they regroup for the next major conflict in Palestine and vicinity...