Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[GoatsMilk]

Dr. Trita Parsi, in less than 11 minutes, sums up well. I don't think there is one single analyst better than him when it comes to the relationship between Iran and America.
In summary, confirms: Israel wants to drag the next American President in; Trump is a maverick though, in this short video, Mr. Parsi is alluding to Harris being more likely to be more balanced--something I have been saying for months here and thus my advice for the pro Palestinians in America: Vote Harris IF you are in a Swing State.
Parsi also points out Hezbollah's very weak position. He is rightly saying Americans don't want a regional war. He is also rightly saying Biden has done more than any Americans for Israel despite Netanyahu pushing America against the American interests. And he is pointing out the fissures in the Iranian society which are part of the factors for Iran not wanting a regional war BUT could calculate that it is inevitable and starts one.
My wires are crossed between this video and others I just watched but I believe there are countries like China and Russia who would very gladly want America to remain bogged down in another Middle Eastern wars; maybe it was another analyst who said that: The communication help in the tunnels is probably with the Chinese and/or Russian help.
In short, I don't believe this conflict is over by a LONG shot and that much depends on who the next American President is. On that, my own PREDICTION is: A Trump Presidency would escalate and destroy the region to advance Israel while a Harris Presidency will be more fair.
Anyway, here is the video:

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I don't think it really makes any difference, one will kick you in the head while insulting you. The other will smile at you while placing a knife in your back.

 

[That_Guy]

The Jews returned to their home after 2,000 years - and not all willingly, either. You're aware that just a year before Israel's independence that Pakistan and India started a massive exchange of populations and properties? By contrast, Jews were tossed out of Arab countries with nothing but clothes on their backs while the Palestinian Arabs who revolted against Israeli rule and departed gained little in exchange, not even citizenship from their fellows, primarily support to maintain the anti-Jewish hatred for themselves and their descendants.

The crusaders could go home. In the end their rulers valued access to their holy sites more than conquest. By contrast, Israelis are home.

Jews aren't even native to Palestine even according to their own scripture. They invaded, killed the locals, including their kings, and took over the land.

Next, the Palestinians were and are refugees, if they were given citizenship, most probably wouldn't return and be financial burdens on their (at the time) poor host nations.

Some Jews were tossed out, most traveled willingly. This is a myth perpetuated by zionists to justify their hatred of their Semitic brothers, the Arabs.

Nobody but the Europeans hated and still hate Jews.

Palestinians are being punished for European (in particular German) sins.

If the Europeans were honest, Germany should have been broken and half given to Jews as compensation.

Instead they tossed the Jews out because they may have been horrified by rhe holocaust, but even they were anti-semitic and didn't want Jews in Europe.

What a shit argument.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

It is true , some conspire and plan but in end Allah has also planned
Open hearts of who he wishes

 

[That_Guy]

At this point, Iran should be flooding South Lebanon with volunteer fighters from Syria, armed with ATGMs.

I doubt it though.

 

[Persian Gulf]

At this point, Iran should be flooding South Lebanon with volunteer fighters from Syria, armed with ATGMs.

I doubt it though.

they will be picked off from the sky as soon as they try. Israel already bombed every crossing on the Lebanon-Syria border

 

[Persian Gulf]

impacts near Haifa

 

[WAZA]

@Musings kindly allow me to post in the Iran resistance strategy thread.

Meanwhile .

 

[That_Guy]

they will be picked off from the sky as soon as they try. Israel already bombed every crossing on the Lebanon-Syria border

That shouldn't stop them from trying different routes. After all, Iran has successfully smuggled a ton of weapons into Lebanon over years, even though Israel has been trying to bomb those routes.

 

[ResurgentIran2]

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Good. I think it was Nasrallahs last speech that he welcomed ground invasion by Israel. Thats where Hezbollah excels. Man to man combat. The zionists are drunk in their barbaric glee in light of recent tactical successes, and this is a classic overreach.
Time to settle to the score with this satanic entity, where Hezbollah actually has some advantage.

The great war of liberation is here and has expanded (started on october 7), but it is going to be a long war of attrition.

 

[UKBengali]

At this point, Iran should be flooding South Lebanon with volunteer fighters from Syria, armed with ATGMs.

I doubt it though.

I don't think that is required as Hezbollah has ample fighters equipped with ATGMs and heavy mortars dug into the hills and forests of South Lebanon.

It is interesting that the entity is going for a more limited operation than in 2006 and it seems their objective is not even the Litani River. This would suggest that they truly fear being cooked alive by modern Hezbollah ATGMs. They have nothing that will protect them from Hezbollah ATGMs like Almas that can fire in "dual missile mode" to defeat active protection systems like Trophy.

 

[Guynextdoor]

Hundreds of billions
Constant supply of weapons
Diplomatic cover to stop consequences and boycott and go against international law

Without this, tiny Israel couldn't fight against so many odds

It's the U.S fighting,


And even with all this I promise you Palestine is closer then ever, the international push is greater then ever and the Jews can't beat the demographics of the Palestinians

Well Pak also got billions and billions over the decades. Using your logic Pak should be top technological power in the subcontinent. Let's not go there for an assessment.

Point is that some states are so well run that whathever comes to them, they use it to develop and become stronger. Others are venal, disorganized and have no concept of the common good. Hamas / Hizbulla etc. have belonged to the latter group. They won't become great technology superpower even if you give them billions.

 

[Snake]

The point of the flood, was to have Hamas go in from the South, Hezbollah from North, and some party form east (from Syria and West Bank ), to potentially rile up other parties in region to help with supply reinforcements while all parties pushed Israelis towards center and far south of country. US would intervene but would struggle badly in such a intervention. People of region weren't ready for a big war with high casualties.

Whether they were ready or not they got the big war with high casualties. The only differences is the high casualties are all on the side of the resistance. One good thing that came out of this is a land invasion to cut down zionists is possible and is the ONLY way of defeating them.

 

[That_Guy]

I don't think that is required as Hezbollah has ample fighters equipped with ATGMs and heavy mortars dug into the hills and forests of South Lebanon.

It is interesting that the entity is going for a more limited operation than in 2006 and it seems their objective is not even the Litani River. This would suggest that they truly fear being cooked alive by modern Hezbollah ATGMs. They have nothing that will protect them from Hezbollah ATGMs like Almas that can fire in "dual missile mode" to defeat active protection systems like Trophy.

Israel is gonna use from 150,000 to 200,000 fighters. Hezbullah being technologically disadvantaged, need to significant increase their forces to counter the tech advantage.

 

[Snake]

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impacts near Haifa

Are those impacts of Iranian weapons or zionist fire crackers in celebration of Nasrallah's death?

 

[bengalcdn]

Well Pak also got billions and billions over the decades. Using your logic Pak should be top technological power in the subcontinent. Let's not go there for an assessment.

Point is that some states are so well run that whathever comes to them, they use it to develop and become stronger. Others are venal, disorganized and have no concept of the common good. Hamas / Hizbulla etc. have belonged to the latter group. They won't become great technology superpower even if you give them billions.

lol Pakistan got their f-16s sanctioned lol. Also all the weapons and billions that Pakistan Egypt etc got have strings attached. Whereas Israel gets top of the line weapons, even the source codes. With regard to efficiency yes in that I agree, Israelis are efficient and train well.
For example an Israeli spyder missile is potent under Israeli use, same with spice bombs. However when some incompetent militaries use it, they end up shooting their own helicopters or completely missing the target.