Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[The SC]

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[Ficus]

Reading the last 5 pages, the situation seems to be getting worse by the day, right?

 

[Falcon29]

The bombing of Gaza City returned like the first days of the war: insane and indiscriminate artillery shelling, dozens of martyrs, a siege of Al-Shifa Hospital, and sniping of anyone who tried to leave it.

In conjunction with a massive attack in Rafah and the central Gaza Strip, and the people of northern Gaza are dying of hunger, The war is back like its first days, and no one is moving!!

Allah is sufficient for me, and Allah is the best trustee

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[Falcon29]

Reading the last 5 pages, the situation seems to be getting worse by the day, right?

Yes, it's getting worse in both northern and southern Gaza but media coverage is low because Israel won't allow media into Gaza and literally airstrikes journalists and their families.

 

[Falcon29]

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

Those rockets are relatively precise for what they are. Nice explosions.

 

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[VCheng]

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.

Not changing the focus but keeping all factors in mind because it is a complex issue.

 

[925boy]

With Israel's

Whatever the model is used by the Islamic nations to liberate Palestine the Muslim countries will need to use to liberate Kashmir and other Muslim people oppressed by occupiers.

Um....ok.

The only Muslim country that can and will have to take action in this war is Iran.

Let me explain this Gaza situation: Because of the level of losses and stakes and continuity in and the expansion of the Gaza war, the US+ Israel/West axis is in an existential fight against the resistance forces, for its place in and apparently right to dominate the middle east, at any cost

If you look at the ME region today, all of Iran's major "allies" "proxies" and "partners" are all actively fighting US+ Israeli forces- Yemeni Houthis, Lebanese Hezbollah, Hamas, Syrian resistance, Iraqi resistance- they are all firing rockets, missiles and drones at Israeli ports and US military bases in the ME, and if this continues, which there is little information to suggest it wont, then that surely means it is only a matter of time before Iran will enter the fighting.

Political or politician desires for wars really has nothing to do with the chances of wars happening- people need to understand this. US and Iran might not want a war, and that might might have nothing to do with whether they actually get into one, because unintentional things can trigger or build up to a war.

It's time for Muslims to rise.

Turkey and Egypt, where are you all with your top western weapons and huge airforces and large ground forces to crush shall Israel and save Gaza???? *silence*.....uh,so unfortunate!

 

[Falcon29]

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[Meengla]

@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.

Good post.

Let me explain this Gaza situation: Because of the level of losses and stakes and continuity in and the expansion of the Gaza war, the US+ Israel/West axis is in an existential fight against the resistance forces, for its place in and apparently right to dominate the middle east, at any cost

If you look at the ME region today, all of Iran's major "allies" "proxies" and "partners" are all actively fighting US+ Israeli forces- Yemeni Houthis, Lebanese Hezbollah, Hamas, Syrian resistance, Iraqi resistance- they are all firing rockets, missiles and drones at Israeli ports and US military bases in the ME, and if this continues, which there is little information to suggest it will, then that surely means it is only a matter of time before Iran will enter the fighting.

I know that Israelis have been screaming at the top of their voices that the current conflict is as some existential threat to 'the West' but this is not an existential fight to the 'West' and far far less that for the United States. But, yes, this conflict is an existential struggle for the Apartheid nature of Israel and definitely an existential fight for the Palestinians as a nation/people.
If today, by some miracle, the US Congress/Senate/POTUS decide that jeopardizing American strategic interests in the Middle East to placate the Zionists should be stopped then we will see how quickly the MSMs narrative will change, how quickly Israel is put on the dock, and how quickly the so-called 'West' in Europe follow the American policies in the Middle East. But that miracle is not going to happen until and unless there are major electoral changes in America.

 

[Antonius123]

I'll chime in with my take. It's just plain absurd that a country like South Africa where the current political bigwig of the Economic Freedom Fighters is openly backing and even promoting the massacre of a 4 million strong white minority has the nerve to point fingers at other nations for genocide.

Let's face it South Africa itself isn't exactly in a position to throw stones on this matter. The whole situation feels like a clown show put on by South Africa. How can anyone take them seriously when they're essentially endorsing genocide against whites in their own backyard?

South Africa really has no leg to stand on when accusing Israel of genocide!

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@Hamartia Antidote @F-22Raptor @MCK @Antonius123

Seems hypocrisy to the core.

More Israeli war crimes on video. These genocidal maniacs will pay a heavy price for their crimes.

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The wounded could be hamas.
There is no reason for IDF to shoot civilian arbitrarily.

 

[Mr. Green]

Lots of Islamic groups are operating in North Africa like Libya and other countries in the Sahel. If Iran reaches an agreement with one of them and supplies them the missiles, just like the Houthis, they can block ships coming to Israel through the Mediterranean. In this way a ceasefire can be reached quickly.

@Falcon29 @Mehdipersian @Hassan Al-Somal @Meengla @925boy