Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

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Netanyahu: “We are constantly working to free our hostages. We will not give up on the goals of the war, most importantly the elimination of Hamas.

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Pictures of the 4 prisoners who were killed
Netanyahu wants to eliminate everyone
Prisoners

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Kiryat Shmona settlement

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Kiryat Shmona settlers' homes burn after a missile attack from southern Lebanon

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urgent
Difficult incident in Rafah
A group of Israeli army soldiers were trapped in a minefield, killing and wounding them.

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An Israeli soldier suffered from a psychological disorder from the fighting in the Gaza Strip, he headed to the Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv today
He threw hand grenades at the ministry.

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Allah Akber mashaAllah walhamdliiLLAH
The murderer of the children of Israel, Yahud, will be burned in fire and the curse of God will fall on his children, monkeys and pigs. Fire Bon Em ZIO JEWS
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Falcon29 said:
Hamas training is good. It's severely limited by the blockade, geography of Gaza, and lack of resources and funding. Hamas rockets are of low quality because they have to work with available resources. Even their mortars and explosive material of rockets is low quality and cannot come close to matching industrial grade weaponry Hezbollah posses. Israel also carpet bombed Gaza in a unprecedented scale. Which on top of massacring civilians and committing a genocide, it heavily disrupts Hamas's ability to confront the ground invasion.

Hamas has more experience fighting Israel, especially in modern day. But it has severe limitations.

What this is allowing Hezbollah to do is get a idea of Israel's defenses in the north and practice deploying certain weapons system in real time. They get to test launch mechanisms, accuracy and effectiveness of certain weapons systems on a week-to-week basis. Unlike in all-out war, they wouldn't be able to make so many adjustments in short period of time. They also gain experience for their reserves. The Ridwan forces are likely going to be okay in executing what they trained for as they have a lot of training and shared intelligence between Hamas and them to train for Israeli weakness. But the reserves get to gain experience here and also Hezbollah can fine tune some of their processes.

They are acting on a very limited scale of course. And for a full force deployment, they likely already played out the scenarios. The issue is we don't know what Israel would do in a full-scale attack on Lebanon. If Israel carpet bombs southern Lebanon or tries destroying everything and everyone, in a genocidal manner, like what they did in Gaza, then I'm not sure Hezbollah is prepared for such a scenario. They did mention contingency plans in the past if Israel resorted to wiping out entire villages like they've threatened. So maybe they do.

Considering they have air defense capabilities and much better offensive capabilities to make precision strikes, they likely are able to counter that to some extent.

Hamas in Gaza has nothing to counter a genocidal rampage that's being enabled by the US, UK, and many others. Especially when being isolated and having no backing of any sort. Hamas surviving is actually incredible in the face of the genocidal rampage and psychological warfare waged on Gaza and Hamas during the past 8 months. Enduring all of that can really destroy your morale. What Hamas has is popular support, especially in Gaza, and the greater regional public. And sheer faith to believe their resilience will pay off. The tunnel systems all under Gaza play a role too.

If you look at the campaign against ISIS, they folded very fast. Despite controlling a much larger landmass. And facing much less firepower. The sheer terror genocidal campaign on Gaza was meant to make Hamas fold out of pure terror and trauma. People really need to grasp what kind of campaign was waged on Gaza. It's unclear if others can handle what they endured.


They're not in a total war or anything near it. And Israel is intentionally avoiding inflicting many casualties. In a full blown war many Lebanese people would be killed. Gaza is being attacked with their full firepower, that is being resupplied repeatedly. Extremely disproportionate use of force for the purpose of committing a genocide and ruining Gaza entirely.

Firepower they're deploying in Lebanon and vice-versa, is nowhere near. We haven't seen what a serious, let alone semi-serious confrontation would like between Hezbollah and Israel.


They deescalate then escalate, it hasn't been entirely linear. They are not gonna go down a path of linear escalation as that will lead to a full blown war. It's a measured escalation with some twists. If Hezbollah goes down path of linear escalation, it will interrupt Israel's campaign in Gaza. But what will it mean after that, we don't know. Would it be a two-week long battle that results in a ceasefire in Gaza or Lebanon? Or would Israel resume its campaign in Gaza? Or would it escalate heavily until it triggers a regional war? Then what would a regional war look like and mean? Nobody wants it right now. Though they are all prepared to start it, but endgame is unclear. Controlling the conflict would be difficult for any side.
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Calculated and well processed genocide performed by a US and UK proxy.
 
This image has become a global trend
Posted on their accounts, from major players in international teams to presidents of some countries and people who before October 7 did not know what the Palestine issue was.
Now it has become a priority issue for every free human being

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The SC said:
Ardan left and Sinwar stayed

The resignation of Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Erdan, will take effect at the beginning of the summer.

One of the most hated and despised faces of the year has left.

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He is truly a comedian and not worthy of being a government official ..relieved to see this Zionist go..
 
Urgent | Israeli Broadcasting Corporation: Netanyahu refuses to present the draft deal proposal to Ben Gvir and Smotrich

@AJABreaking

The important thing is that Ben Gvir said that he went to Netanyahu’s office 4 times to find out the details of the deal, and the guards expelled him every time.

Ben Gvir with Netanyahu's office guards

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Here is the saying of #Abu Ubaida
You threaten us with what we are waiting for, son of Judaism
The Mujahideen were waiting and hoping for direct and comprehensive engagement with the Zionists
A difficult security incident #Rafah
Al-Qassam killed and wounded an occupation army force after detonating a house with explosives in it
#Gaza_victorious

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Pictures published by the Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, which they said were to target the occupation forces stationed in the vicinity of the Rafah crossing.

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