Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[Guynextdoor]

We all have questioned WHY? does Hezbollah not fire it's major arsenal of missiles and rockets

The answer is simple, it's taken a long time to build up that arsenal, and it can't even with Iranian support build up stocks quickly enough especially in the case of war


So whilst Hezbollah will have reserve's and back ups etc,, ISRAEL WANTS Hezbollah to fire at Israel and for Israeli troops to be OUT OF THE WAY and for Israeli A.D to take a lot of the pain out


If Israel moves thousands of troops to the north, they for the majority will be WITHOUT air defense, THEY CAN'T move all their A.D just to protect the troops

But Hezbollah isn't falling for the trick, so Israel remains stuck
At the same time Iran takes time to have a major multi drone/missile strike and it's been ready for weeks BUT HASNT FIRED,
So Israel knows Iran can fire at any time, THIS IS WHY IRAN WAITS


because if Israel moves it's troops and starts a invasion, then Hezbollah will have full sticks to rain hell on Israeli forces
And then Iran is waiting fully stocked as a knock out punch when Israeli AD becomes depleted

Or maybe....just maybe....Hezbolla isn't as strong or powerful as they loudly bragged about. And maybe Israel is even more powerful than it clais=ms......

This is Hamas 'air force attack'

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[The SC]

Violent Israeli raids on 50 #Hezbollah targets in #Lebanon within minutes

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[mythbuster]

Mark my words ....... whole of middle East drama is nearing the curtain call ...... outcome will be like this . ... .1) end of Iranian theatrics and sectarian nonsense it peddled in the guise of fighting evil west .....2 ) statehood for Palestinians ......3 ) recognition and assimilation of Israel in the body politics and economy of middle East....... it's a good omen for the entire Islamic word .

 

[BP2]

I would like to inform you that in uprising od Bosnian unit of German Army. Villefranche was the first European city liberated, albeit temporarily in the Western Europe.
You are not even European, even if you are Jew , you are a foreign element but you are just little Indian.
That's all , nothing to notice even if someone pass by you 1000x.

It seems your brain is dysfonctionning.
I'm french, from french origin at list since Louis XIII, and atheist.

 

[hussain0216]

Or maybe....just maybe....Hezbolla isn't as strong or powerful as they loudly bragged about. And maybe Israel is even more powerful than it clais=ms......

This is Hamas 'air force attack'

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Hezbollah is a irregular force, it's not a military or a state military with a states resources

It's taken time to build up massive stocks that can hit Israel hard, but it's major weapon is its missile force and irregular tactics

Israel wil be most at risk when it has thousands of troops on the border with weapons and lacking A.D or when it starts a invasion
That is when Hezbollah can try to unleash and cause maximum damage

Israel will hit Lebanon infrastructure and Hezbollah can try to hit Israeli infrastructure even it's gas rigs
Israel needs to call up hundreds of thousands of reservists hitting it's economy

As Israeli A.D becomes depleted that is the time forces from Yemen, Syria or Iraq also start firing at targets

Once again they will either hit or Israeli A.D will be depleted

Iran is always waiting in the wings with a full load waiting to unleash at a time when Israel isn't fully prepared and depleted


How long will this scenario go on? Who know, how many months can everyone take?
Israel will of course try to drag everyone especially the Americans in

But stopping Israel from being at peace, normal or functional is essential and waking the Arabs up is truly the crux of getting Israel out of the middle east

 

[Developereo]

Why is it beholden upon Hezbollah a non-state actor to fight a full scale war against a global military power singlehandedly whilst other Aram countries remain silent???

Because Israel is their enemy. They knew their turn would come after Gaza.

 

[Cash gk]

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[lightning f57]

I am feeling it hard to feel any sympathy for Hezbollah.

They were sitting around while IDF killed tens of thousands of Gaza civilians. What were they waiting for all this time?

Those reports of 'bombed X place' were worthless without a significant body count to make the IDF retreat from Gaza and take them seriously. Then they made a truce with Israel.

Israel keeps killing people and they keep vowing revenge and making truces.

P.S. All I can think of is that both Iran and Hezb received warnings from the US and European countries not to get involved. The warnings were probably accompanied by evidence showing how much the West knows about their operations and how vulnerable they would be if the West got involved.

But you can also see how a foolish move it may end up being, Israel focused on its genocide in Gaza now they have destroyed the place their focus is shifting to Lebanon. Hezbollah might have thought they have a deterrence but we can see that no longer is the case and south Lebanon will likely be invaded soon with Israel only withdrawing if an international force comes in. We are looking at big escalation here and surely Hezbollah would have known this yet they stayed limited in their own way to carry out pre-emptive strikes.

 

[mythbuster]

Hezbollah is a irregular force, it's not a military or a state military with a states resources

It's taken time to build up massive stocks that can hit Israel hard, but it's major weapon is its missile force and irregular tactics

Israel wil be most at risk when it has thousands of troops on the border with weapons and lacking A.D or when it starts a invasion
That is when Hezbollah can try to unleash and cause maximum damage

Israel will hit Lebanon infrastructure and Hezbollah can try to hit Israeli infrastructure even it's gas rigs
Israel needs to call up hundreds of thousands of reservists hitting it's economy

As Israeli A.D becomes depleted that is the time forces from Yemen, Syria or Iraq also start firing at targets

Once again they will either hit or Israeli A.D will be depleted

Iran is always waiting in the wings with a full load waiting to unleash at a time when Israel isn't fully prepared and depleted


How long will this scenario go on? Who know, how many months can everyone take?
Israel will of course try to drag everyone especially the Americans in

But stopping Israel from being at peace, normal or functional is essential and waking the Arabs up is truly the crux of getting Israel out of the middle east

Nothing of the sort is happening .....you can good bye to hezbulla .

 

[Developereo]

But you can also see how a foolish move it may end up being, Israel focused on its genocide in Gaza now they have destroyed the place their focus is shifting to Lebanon. Hezbollah might have thought they have a deterrence but we can see that no longer is the case and south Lebanon will likely be invaded soon with Israel only withdrawing if an international force comes in. We are looking at big escalation here and surely Hezbollah would have known this yet they stayed limited in their own way to carry out pre-emptive strikes.

Israel knows that Oct 7 has given it carte blanche to do anything. If the West wasn't bothered by 60,000 civilian deaths in Gaza, they are not going to complain about Lebanon.

They have solid support from the West and they are going to make the most of it.

 

[lightning f57]

Sneaky

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Some twitter poster sure post stupid things.

That point on being afraid to escalate because of some Israeli super ability is absolute nonsense. The main reason to prevent escalation is because Israel is armed to the teeth being fully supplied and back by the US and some European countries. Hezbollah has limited weapons which come in via Syria, its worse than a David v Goliath situation for them. They know the destruction a full on war will cause to Lebanon but they need to maintain deterrence to stop Israel from being emboldened. That is where they have failed so far.

 

[lightning f57]

Israel knows that Oct 7 has given it carte blanche to do anything. If the West wasn't bothered by 60,000 civilian deaths in Gaza, they are not going to complain about Lebanon.

They have solid support from the West and they are going to make the most of it.

Weakness of Muslim countries is also to blame, this could have stopped long ago if Muslim countries made a united stand and took action (military action was not even required).

 

[Musings]

Israel knows that Oct 7 has given it carte blanche to do anything. If the West wasn't bothered by 60,000 civilian deaths in Gaza, they are not going to complain about Lebanon.

They have solid support from the West and they are going to make the most of it.

Agree but this maybe a step too far. The press in the UK are bombarding the airwaves with this act is state sponsored terrorism and Netanyahu has publicly said yesterday the UK are not helping his cause. This is the start of the west accepting the y can’t unilaterally support this mad dog

 

[Alter_Ego]

Sneaky

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No way a whole manufacturing production line was set up a new.
It actually a bigger job than many thinks.

 

[SolarWarden]

Yes way

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