clutch
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They are mostly the slave Palestinian, Syrian, Iraqi living in the Gulf protesting. The Gulf Arabs will deport them from protesting against their Zionist Western Gods.
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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They are mostly the slave Palestinian, Syrian, Iraqi living in the Gulf protesting. The Gulf Arabs will deport them from protesting against their Zionist Western Gods.
clutch
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Mostly crocodile tears by the westerners.... They actually love the sight of dead murdered brown babies that their bloodthirsty churches preach to appease their Zionist gods.
Meengla
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Per the Lebanese journalist lady Ms. Osman, whose video I posted a couple of days ago, the attack on Israel could come Sunday night (meaning tonight--local time). We will see.
Oh, while Israelis are calling the recent assassinations as 'deterrence' restored, even NY Times is compelled to say the opposite. How delusional the Israelis are!!
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Analysts and regional observers in contact with Hamas leaders see the latest blows it has suffered — including Mr. Haniyeh’s assassination, widely believed to be at Israel’s hand — as offering Israeli forces a short-term victory at the cost of long-term strategic success.
“Instead of creating the disconnect they’d hoped for, one that would make people fearful or completely defeated, this will have the opposite effect,” said Tahani Mustafa, a senior Palestine analyst at the International Crisis Group, which provides policy analysis on ending conflicts. “Israel just dealt them a winning hand.”
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Despite that, Hamas not only remains operational, but is recruiting new fighters both in Gaza and beyond, local residents and analysts say. Militants have also begun to re-emerge in areas that Israel had driven them out of months before.
For Hamas, the logic of insurgency means that simply surviving in the face of a far more powerful military provides a symbolic victory. With that comes a chance at staying power that outlasts any pain Israel has inflicted.
Oh, while Israelis are calling the recent assassinations as 'deterrence' restored, even NY Times is compelled to say the opposite. How delusional the Israelis are!!
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Analysts and regional observers in contact with Hamas leaders see the latest blows it has suffered — including Mr. Haniyeh’s assassination, widely believed to be at Israel’s hand — as offering Israeli forces a short-term victory at the cost of long-term strategic success.
“Instead of creating the disconnect they’d hoped for, one that would make people fearful or completely defeated, this will have the opposite effect,” said Tahani Mustafa, a senior Palestine analyst at the International Crisis Group, which provides policy analysis on ending conflicts. “Israel just dealt them a winning hand.”
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Despite that, Hamas not only remains operational, but is recruiting new fighters both in Gaza and beyond, local residents and analysts say. Militants have also begun to re-emerge in areas that Israel had driven them out of months before.
For Hamas, the logic of insurgency means that simply surviving in the face of a far more powerful military provides a symbolic victory. With that comes a chance at staying power that outlasts any pain Israel has inflicted.
Meengla
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It is obvious that Netanyahu wants a war with Iran involving Americans. Attacking Tel Aviv would almost certainly drag the reluctant Americans into that war. I'd say attack and damage Haifa Port and other military installations at this point. This is an election year in America and that is at least one more reason the Americans don't want a major war in the Middle East. Falling into Netanyahu's trap of an all out war is not advisable.
Israel is already losing. What's the saying 'Don't stop your enemies from making mistakes' applies here.
So, yes, make the price high-enough for Israel to put a leash on them but not too high to drag the Americans in.
MS Sandhu
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Most likely its bought to handle drones.
Last time,a radar was hit possibly by a drone.so this time,they brought in a new system to not risk such a loss.
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Meengla
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A long interview of the exceptionally knowledable Mark Slobeda. He touches upon why the Americans support Israel, about the dwindling American influence and even capability in the Middle East, about how even the Americans won't be able to save Israel in case of a regional war, about how stupidly the invasion of Iraq in 2003 led to Iran's rise, about the role of China.
I agree with all of his analyses except I don't think a global war is going to spawn out of the Russia-Ukraine war, as Slobeda says; I think a regional war in the Middle East is the one more likely to trigger a global war; the Russia-Ukraine war is already winding down.
I agree with all of his analyses except I don't think a global war is going to spawn out of the Russia-Ukraine war, as Slobeda says; I think a regional war in the Middle East is the one more likely to trigger a global war; the Russia-Ukraine war is already winding down.
UKBengali
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Here's the thing.
US loses EVERYTHING if there is a full-scale war in the ME.
As long as the attack lasts just a single day and takes out certain government, economic and military targets, yes even Tel Aviv, Mossad HQ and Haifa Port, then there is no conceivable reason for the US to get involved.
They lose everything in return for helping the entity reply to getting bitch-slapped due to their own stupidies around the ME.
The attack needs to be powerful enough to completely humble the entity but not so powerful as it puts the viability of the entity at risk and so dragging the US in.
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