Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[925boy]

Palestinians are obviously out equipped and outmanned

Umm...yes, but No. if they were so obviously under equipped and outmanned, how come the Israeli military cannot destroy them (Hamas and fighting Palestinians), assassinate hamas leaders effectively, hold territory in Gaza till date? that doesn't seem Obvious IMO.

and need non-Palestinians to intervene.

sure, i think this might be needed, but this is also why i think an Iran-US military clash is only a matter of time..

If no one is going to intervene then no point in championing Palestinian cause or claiming to uphold it.

i understand this point and this is real, but lets see what happens. I am stating this loud and clear now - The axis of resistance cannot run from this conflict and it will be defined by it (victory) or get vanquished by it.

 

[The SC]

urgent..

In implementation of the directives of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and the Crown Prince...

Distribution of new Saudi relief aid to affected Palestinians in the city of Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.

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[The SC]

Israeli Army Radio

29 missiles fell in Jabal al-Jarmaq, and only one missile was shot down out of 30 missiles fired from southern Lebanon.

 

[The SC]

The bombing of Israel with 30 Hezbollah missiles is a development that will have a response, but no one knows its size

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The important thing is that Israel's assassination today of the Hezbollah official was a major blow, especially because of the speed of the response

 

[925boy]

And yet, despite all that, the Palestinian determination to succeed in whatever they set their minds to is evident for all the world to see. If the Palestinians can survive all that, and indeed trap Israel right where they want them to be trapped, surely they can also do what I suggest.

You changed the focus from Israeli mistreatment of Palestinians to the resilience of Gaza Palestinians, those are 2 different things even though they are related.

 

[The SC]

The New York Times on US intelligence: Israel is far from eliminating Hamas

 

[The SC]

Yedioth Ahronoth, according to American officials: Blinken was shocked by Netanyahu’s involvement of political considerations in the hostage issue.


Yedioth Ahronoth on American officials: Blinken felt that Netanyahu was seeking confrontation with Washington over the Palestinian issue.

 

[The SC]

Kan Hebrew Channel:
A serious omission in information security in the army: The IDF spokesman accidentally published a photo of a secret IDF missile that had fallen into the hands of Hamas and is being used by secret units and aircraft.

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[Falcon29]

Umm...yes, but No. if they were so obviously under equipped and outmanned, how come the Israeli military cannot destroy them (Hamas and fighting Palestinians), assassinate hamas leaders effectively, hold territory in Gaza till date? that doesn't seem Obvious IMO.

sure, i think this might be needed, but this is also why i think an Iran-US military clash is only a matter of time..

i understand this point and this is real, but lets see what happens. I am stating this loud and clear now - The axis of resistance cannot run from this conflict and it will be defined by it (victory) or get vanquished by it.

I get where you're coming from but where does the red line stand? It appears everyone is waiting to see if Israel ends the war. Israel is not showing any signs of ending the war on Gaza. And they keep rejecting a ceasefire. They're looking at it long term and want to destroy Gaza and annex the West Bank next.
Palestinians are vastly outgunned. You can give a little credit to axis of resistance but the vast majority goes to the resilience of the general population which has endured horrific conditions, death, and destruction in such a short amount of time. Unparalleled to any conflict we've seen.

Soon, axis of resistance will need to go back to the playbook. I don't see a Iran-US war. If Israel is left to make it's power plays against Palestine and Palestinians, then they'll be glad to do so unchallenged. And they won't go after anyone else as no one else has a significant conflict with them. Syria hasn't done much about Golan Heights and Lebanon won't start a full blown war over Sheeba Farms when it's useful to justify Hezbollah's role in Lebanon and can be negotiated or approached with a different kind of military escalation.

 

[The SC]

Professor David Miller, after the ruling in his favor against the British University of Bristol, which unjustly dismissed him because of his opinions, said: “They tried to destroy and displace me, and they failed. It is not possible to negotiate with Zionism, nor to oppose it in whispers. The correct position is to fight it openly!”

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[The SC]

Today, on the anniversary of the Night Journey and the launch of the Mujahideen movement, the Mujahideen Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian Mujahideen Movement, destroyed the following military sites:
- Gaza Division Command website “Ra’im”
- Location of the 1st Battalion in the Northern Brigade in the Gaza Division, “Fatah website”
- Location of the 2nd Battalion in the Northern Brigade of the Gaza Division, “Nahl Oz”
- Location of the 1st Battalion in the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division “Ksufim”
- Location of the 2nd Battalion in the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division, “Amitai Location”
- The location of the 2nd Company in the 1st Battalion in the Southern Brigade, “Sufa Location”
- Central training site east of Rafah “Tzealim Headquarters”
- Headquarters of the enemy command penetrating southwest of Gaza City
- Headquarters of the enemy command penetrating southeast of Gaza City

 

[Falcon29]

@925boy

Anyhow, in my opinion, the best way forward is keeping a low intensity state of escalation for a long term period. This will hurt Israel the most. If Israel occupies Gaza, then it's a open war and it puts itself into a constant state of war. The axis of resistance will have to sustain their attacks on Israel, especially at Red Sea and North. This will put pressure on Israel's economy and population. Which is where you need to consider what they may do down the road. If they escalate to a big degree to prevent this scenario such as full blown attack on Lebanon, then you could run into a uncertain situation.

As high intensity, short term war is what they want and what US can afford for them. And what their population can handle. So, there is a risk of miscalculation but it may be necessary to take that risk if it continues to cross red lines in Gaza.

 

[Falcon29]

The New York Times on US intelligence: Israel is far from eliminating Hamas

Anyone that says their war objective is to eliminate their opponent, then what they actually intend is to commit genocide. As it's used as cover to undertake genocidal actions and also categorize anyone you want as Hamas. If they count their base you're talking hundreds of thousands of people. Such a war objective should not be bankrolled by US taxpayers and Europe. It's genocidal.

Imagine if someone went out and said we seek to eliminate the enemy entirely (against Israel). US and EU will accuse them of being genocidal and wage war on the.

 

[The SC]

With the failure of American and British strikes to limit them, Houthi attacks on Israeli ships inflict heavy losses on shipping companies!

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