Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[hussain0216]

One thing is clear, the Zionists blame Iran

They are furious Iran has caused them so many problems, they know Israel can't take on Iran so they want the U.S or a coalition to do it

Recently Netenyahu was begging the west for a coalition Incase Iran attacks

 

[Falcon29]

Israel claims it destroyed "thousands of rocket launchers". But caused no casualties and obviously did not launch "thousands" of airstrikes. This whole thing stinks.

I'm conflicted on whether there was a response set to be executed or was this Hezbollah responding to widespread strikes. When it was kicking off I was under the impression Hezbollah was responding to Israeli widespread strikes.

Israel maybe took it as a opportunity to strike dozens of launchers that were loaded. And any opportunity they get to degrade Hezbollah's capabilities, they will.

We can't quite determine if Hezbollah has a spy problem in Lebanon or is compromised in some ways unless we see them fight at close to full capacity.

Hamas was able to set up and conceal hundreds if not thousands of launchers on October 7 and before October 7 without being detected. Or at least Israel did not think they would be put into use and can't see any other sign that they're meant to deploy.

 

[alphapak]

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They will only stop bombing Hospitals when their own Hospitals are
bombed.

 

[KingQamaR]

I am pretty sure IDF airbases will be heavily targeted in first speak of war. Now reporting they are setting up bases in Cyprus for a reason. As all western experts have reported there air defences will be overwhelmed very early. So hopefully airbases will be among first targets by Hizbollah knock them out first. .

 

[Falcon29]

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[Falcon29]

Reminder, Israel refuses to end the war on Gaza and refuses to withdraw from Gaza. What US and Israel are asking for is Hamas to give up military captives for free. And soon as they get them they'll resume attacks on Gaza.

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[KingQamaR]

They will only stop bombing Hospitals when their own Hospitals are
bombed.

Truth Fact

Israelis more obsessed with civilians massacres , rather than fighting the Mujahideen.

 

[Meengla]

I'm conflicted on whether there was a response set to be executed or was this Hezbollah responding to widespread strikes. When it was kicking off I was under the impression Hezbollah was responding to Israeli widespread strikes.

One online user said something like: Hezbollah was going to launch an attack at 5 AM local time but Israelis pre-emptively launched at 4:45 am. But who knows.

We can't quite determine if Hezbollah has a spy problem in Lebanon or is compromised in some ways unless we see them fight at close to full capacity.

Any Western embassy in any Muslim country, even without any American diplomatic mission in that country, essentially has a mini-spying base. Lebanon has it all and even Iran has many Western embassies. So Israel has immense resources to help it. A diplomatic mission is essentially a sanctuary--like a foreign footprint in an alien land.

I am pretty sure IDF airbases will be heavily targeted in first speak of war. Now reporting they are setting up bases in Cyprus for a reason.

Turkey has a strong stake in Cyprus and the Turkish FM had even warned Cyprus some months ago to be careful in getting too involved. Cyprus will burn--and not only from the Hezbollah attacks; Cyprus, the mini-mouse, should stay out of it; well, it can accept Israeli refugees!

 

[StormOfTruth]

The major operations carried out by the Palestinian resistance groups on Saturday, August 24, are as follows:

Al-Qassam Brigades' operations:

• Ambushed an Israeli military's engineering unit within a booby-trapped tunnel in a military area east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza. The tunnel was subsequently detonated.
• Targeted an Israeli military troop carrier with a Yassin 105 shell east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.
• Detonated a pre-planned minefield, targeting a convoy of Israeli military vehicles and engineering equipment in the military sites area east of Deir al-Balah.
• Targeted an Israeli Merkava-4 tank with a Yassin 105 shell east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.
• Engaged in fierce clashes with Israeli forces that had infiltrated the Al-Ja'frawi area east of Deir al-Balah.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades' operations:

• Detonated a previously booby-trapped building on an Israeli force in the Al-Ja’farawi area east of Deir al-Balah. Upon arrival of rescue forces, they were also targeted with 107mm rockets and 60mm mortar shells.
• In a joint operation with the Al-Nasser Salah Al-Din Brigades, targeted a gathering of Israeli occupation forces east of Deir al-Balah with 60mm mortar shells.
• Targeted Israeli military positions and vehicles on the "Netzarim" front with two 107mm rockets and heavy mortar shells.

Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades' operations:

• In a joint operation with the Ansar Brigades, targeted Israeli military supply lines and command headquarters on the "Netzarim" axis, north of the Central Governorate, with heavy-caliber mortar shells.
• In a second joint operation with the Ansar Brigades, again targeted Israeli military supply lines and command centers on the "Netzarim" axis with heavy mortar shells.

Al-Nasser Salah Al-Din Brigades' operations:

• In a joint operation with the Ansar Brigades, targeted an Israeli command and control site on the "Netzarim" axis with heavy mortar shells.
• In a joint operation with the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, targeted gatherings of Israeli soldiers and their military vehicles east of Deir al-Balah with 60mm mortar shells.

 

[925boy]

I disagree, they have better chances to destroy enemy aircrafts on ground with hypersonic missiles in combination with drones infiltrations then with available pvo systems.

But Hezbollah can destroy those enemy aircraft on the ground TODAY with its missiles and rockets in inventory (e.g Fateh-110s) which are not Hypersonics, so whats the real issue then? - political, ideological and strategic considerations and realities! Its easy to start a war/fight but its very hard to control it or facilitate its end to either side's benefit, but Hezbollah technically has the equipment, men and money today to invade Israel and hit anywhere in Israel, but capacity and reality are 2 different but related things in conflict.

 

[KingQamaR]

One online user said something like: Hezbollah was going to launch an attack at 5 AM local time but Israelis pre-emptively launched at 4:45 am. But who knows.


Any Western embassy in any Muslim country, even without any American diplomatic mission in that country, essentially has a mini-spying base. Lebanon has it all and even Iran has many Western embassies. So Israel has immense resources to help it. A diplomatic mission is essentially a sanctuary--like a foreign footprint in an alien land.



Turkey has a strong stake in Cyprus and the Turkish FM had even warned Cyprus some months ago to be careful in getting too involved. Cyprus will burn--and not only from the Hezbollah attacks; Cyprus, the mini-mouse, should stay out of it; well, it can accept Israeli refugees!

The Greek Cypriot government HAS NO JURISDICTION over the U.K. bases brother . It’s not Cyprus Fault. THE whole reason Britain wanted Cyprus was for strategic location. U.K. spy planes and American weapons to Tel Aviv use Cyprus a genocidal entity is same as committing the genocide. And to think Cairo was working with Greek/ Cyprus

 

[mulj]

But Hezbollah can destroy those enemy aircraft on the ground TODAY with its missiles and rockets in inventory (e.g Fateh-110s) which are not Hypersonics, so whats the real issue then? - political, ideological and strategic considerations and realities! Its easy to start a war/fight but its very hard to control it or facilitate its end to either side's benefit, but Hezbollah technically has the equipment, men and money today to invade Israel and hit anywhere in Israel, but capacity and reality are 2 different but related things in conflict.

Either way,, i would prefer to have hundreds of hypersonic on disposal for clear shot by choice then any limited pvo setup.

 

[Falcon29]

One online user said something like: Hezbollah was going to launch an attack at 5 AM local time but Israelis pre-emptively launched at 4:45 am. But who knows.

I'm conflicted if it was meant to be executed at that time. But drones are always ready to be fired at some targets. Once Israel began attacking infrastructure, Hezbollah had no option but to respond at that point.

Basically what we see in the morning is what a few days of fighting would look like. Hezbollah's departure from its usual conduct is showing off the capacity to do so but at same time they deescalated and threw ball in Israel's court. Hezbollah should be able to fire 1,000-2,000 rockets/drones/missiles a daily basis. Hamas can also do that and did it on day 1 of October 7, fired 3,000 rockets according to Israel. But Hamas cannot do it for long because of lack of resources and immediate ground invasion/saturation bombing of Gaza.

Any Western embassy in any Muslim country, even without any American diplomatic mission in that country, essentially has a mini-spying base. Lebanon has it all and even Iran has many Western embassies. So Israel has immense resources to help it. A diplomatic mission is essentially a sanctuary--like a foreign footprint in an alien land.

I think it's a problem with Hezbollah internal security forces more interested in bickering at local opponents and also how Hezbollah is approaching their operations. Hamas on other hand has advantage of governing all of Gaza and knows the area very well. And knows the people and collected much intelligence on Israeli intelligence division, with many Palestinians traveling through various border crossings, particularly Israeli ones. Hamas is also monitoring the communications in Gaza and Hamas has been in many skirmishes and wars with Israel. Hamas adapted to be at a near full state of mobilization at all times. Which made it difficult for Israeli intelligence to judge intentions of the group.

Hezbollah, imo, is not in such a kind of state. So it's easier to judge their intent and monitor their movements.

 

[Falcon29]

Hamas was rooting out Israeli and foreign spy infrastructure in Gaza for a long time:
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The military wing of Gaza's Hamas rulers said Saturday that the aim of a botched undercover Israeli operation in the Palestinian enclave aimed to plant spying devices in their communications network.

The November 11 special forces operation, which Israel said was an intelligence-gathering mission, turned deadly when the undercover soldiers were spotted near Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.

The ensuing firefight claimed the lives of an Israeli army officer and seven Palestinian militants, including a local Hamas military commander.

A spokesman for the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades said that 15 members of an elite Israeli military unit had infiltrated Gaza via the border fence and travelled in the enclave using cars disguised as vehicles belonging to a local charity.

Their goal was "establishing a spy system to eavesdrop on the communications network of the resistance in the Gaza Strip", Abu Obeida said, showing video footage of what he said was the soldiers in action.

Hamas also managed to capture equipment used by the group, Abu Obeida added, promising a million dollars to any local "collaborator" who would supply Hamas with information about the operation.

On Tuesday, Hamas said it had arrested 45 Gazan "collaborators" with Israel following the Khan Yunis incident.

Hamas says botched Israeli Gaza raid aimed to bug comms - France 24

Hamas says botched Israeli Gaza raid aimed to bug comms

www.france24.com

 

[Falcon29]

Hamas was gathering Intel on what kind of information Israel was seeking about Gaza and assisting Palestinians going through Israeli Erez crossings, on how to deal with Israeli interrogation tactics on the border.

Hamas also did the 'March of Return' to study and monitor how Israel is deployed in the Gaza envelope and how they enforce border security. Hamas identified weaknesses and patterns and was able to jam these systems and put the intelligence to use to be able to penetrate the border on October 7.

Despite that, Hamas is not given credit where credit is due because Gaza is small and besieged. And Israel embarked on a genocide against civilians which they have no answer to.