925boy
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But they failed at this too, because Palestinians will rebuild Gaza and repopulate it and Israel's dreams of occupying it and building the real estate in it won't happen. Either way, Israel took a big loss.
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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925boy
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First of all, salute and respect to Yemen and Houthis for their bravery in fighting Israel and steadfastness in supporting Gaza people.
But wait......thaaats it???????????????????? 1,255 drones and missiles from Yemen is what shut down Eilat port and destroyed other Israeli facilities and locations over a year and a half? Wow, that doesn't sound like that much, but it obviously damaged Israel considerably.
If 1,255 drones and missiles did this much damage to Israel, then i think we can logically concude that Iran would DAMAGE Israel if it went all out, its only an issue of choice of threshold for risk. Nobody on this forum should ever say against that Israel can defeat Iran- its militarily impossible, because we see how much yemen damaged Israel, when Yemen doesn't even have more than 20-30% of the military capacity Iran has. These numbers and their impact tell a critical story IMO. It also shows how badly Israel's air defenses performed against Yemeni missiles and drones- not that many were fired but they had enough impact in and on Israel. Any country on earth that pushes Iran to the limit that makes Iran lash out militarily, will OBVIOUSLY take alot of damage, no ifs and or butts, no wonder none of them have attacked, and when tiny Israel did, it did it from Iraqi airspace. The West's ability to fight successful wars is obviously non-existent.
925boy
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Ok, thats not good ("small attacks by Israel on Gaza and Lebanon"), but if Israel continues attacking Gaza and Lebanon and it crosses their tolerance threshold, Hamas and Hezbollah will likely go back to kinetic warfare against Israel, because the ceasefires Israel signed with both of them confirms that Israel hasn't and cant defeat them militarily. Israel's economy and infrastructure also hasn't recovered yet, so Hamas and Hezbollah could keep Israel years and years away from regaining its full economy if it provokes them to attack Israel soon.
I am not underestimating it, and i agree there are big challenges and risks ahead, but the region and the resistance axis can handle it! because after this round of fighting, Its resistance axis 1, and Israel 0.
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About 1,740 Palestinian prisoners will be released, including 296 prisoners serving life sentences in phase 1.
Israeli correspondent Doron Kadosh:
In the last few hours, I have been reviewing a list of 734 Palestinian prisoners who will be released in the first phase of the prisoner deal (out of about 2,000 in the first phase) - I have been reviewing it name by name. It is an unbearably heavy list, long and filled with the blood of Israeli settlers and soldiers. The list is a reminder to everyone of the heavy price we are paying for this deal.
Israeli correspondent Doron Kadosh:
In the last few hours, I have been reviewing a list of 734 Palestinian prisoners who will be released in the first phase of the prisoner deal (out of about 2,000 in the first phase) - I have been reviewing it name by name. It is an unbearably heavy list, long and filled with the blood of Israeli settlers and soldiers. The list is a reminder to everyone of the heavy price we are paying for this deal.
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After the withdrawal of the Israeli army, Palestinians in Gaza City began moving towards Jabalia camp and the northern areas.
The generals' plan failed.
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