Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[KingQamaR]

Of course. Without the supply of American weaponry and diplomatic support Israel would be behaving differently. The American Zionist Christians are essentially the main sponsors of Israeli Zionists.

Tactics is something, and the fighting on the ground is different, looking at all the videos, our mujahideen freedom fighters are going around blowing up the tanks and they are afraid to get out and fight.


I mean 62 days of fighting and they can't take a strip of land.

 

[Dalit]

Tactics is something, and the fighting on the ground is different, looking at all the videos, our mujahideen freedom fighters are going around blowing up the tanks and they are afraid to get out and fight.


I mean 62 days of fighting and they can't take a strip of land.

True. Israel has been exposed badly. It cannot fight a guerrilla war. The Israelis are hiding casualties for a reason.

They are an obstacle to peace in the middle east unfortunately. Dare I say it, the Chinese IMO are better mediators, however currently they are not assertive on the international stage.

The Arabs don't care. They are too busy enjoying life. The problem is, everyone is watching.

 

[KingQamaR]

True. Israel has been exposed badly. It cannot fight a guerrilla war. The Israelis are hiding casualties for a reason.



The Arabs don't care. They are too busy enjoying life. The problem is, everyone is watching.

with the more then 140 k soldiers and 30 countries support still losing against mujahideen heroes with tracksuits.

 

[Musings]

Of course. Without the supply of American weaponry and diplomatic support Israel would be behaving differently. The American Zionist Christians are essentially the main sponsors of Israeli Zionists.

Welcome bro

How about also looking at fellow Arab nations sitting at the sidelines keeping remarkably quiet whilst their cousins house burns?
Their silence is really heard loudly. Only perhaps interested in their own self existence. That gives the Israeli regime the wind to create havoc

 

[Dalit]

Welcome bro

How about also looking at fellow Arab nations sitting at the sidelines keeping remarkably quiet whilst their cousins house burns?
Their silence is really heard loudly. Only perhaps interested in their own self existence. That gives the Israeli regime the wind to create havoc

Thanks.

Absolutely. I am very critical of fellow Arabs. I have discussed this to death. GCC Arabs hold the key. Unfortunately, they are too intoxicated.

 

[StormOfTruth]

Operations by Resistance Groups in Gaza on 21 December 2023
Al-Qassam Brigades:

• Shelled IOF forces in Khan Yunis with heavy caliber mortars.
• Shelled infiltrating IOF forces east of Khan Yunis with heavy caliber mortars.
• (Partially) destroyed 3 Merkava tanks & 7 military vehicles in various combat zones in the Gaza Strip.
• In a joint operation with Al-Quds Brigades, detonated an explosive device next to a Merkava tank in the Maghraqa area, central Gaza.
• Succesfully sniped a soldier atop a tank in the Maghraqa area, followed by targeting the tank with a "Tandem" rocket.
• Succesfully sniped 2 soldiers near the Palestine Mosque in Gaza City, confirming accurate head injuries and their fall from their military vehicles.
• Targeted a Zionist force inside a building in the Maghraqa area, central Gaza, with a "TBG" anti-fortification explosive.
• Targeted a group of IOF soldiers near a tank in the Maghraqa area, central Gaza, with an anti-personnel explosive, followed by engaging them with machine guns.
• Targeted IOF soldiers on a military vehicle in the Palestine Mosque area in Gaza City with an anti-personnel explosive, at the same time while targeting it with a "Tandem" rocket.
• Targeted a special Zionist force north of Gaza City with "Shawath" explosives, followed by engaging them with heavy machine guns, confirming the killing of 11 of its soldiers, then targeted its rescue crew of 8 soldiers, by detonating an anti-personnel explosive device.
• Confirmed elimination of 6 soldiers and injury of others in a raid on a house fortified by some IOF soldiers.
• Targeted a group of IOF soldiers with a Yasin 105 rocket, north of Khan Yunis.
• In a joint operation with Al-Quds Brigades, they targeted 2 Merkava tanks with anti-tank rockets.

Al-Quds Brigades:

• Shelled military concentrations around a Mosque east of Khan Yunis with a barrage of mortars.
• Shelled military forces around the Civil Administration building, north of Gaza, with a barrage of mortars.
• Ambushed a group of IOF soldiers leaving them between killed & wounded during intense clashes with machine guns and anti-personnel grenades in the Sheikh Radwan axis.
• Succesfully downed a Zionist "Sky Racing Number 528” drone - in the skies of northern Gaza (with video).
• (Partially) destroyed 3 military vehicles with "Tandem" shells in Tel al-Zaatar and Jabalia Camp north of Gaza.

National Resistance Brigades:

• Fighters engaged against Israeli invaders in Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis inflicting casualties.
• Engaged against Israeli forces including vehicles east of Al-Bureij camp.
• Caused direct casualties in Israeli ranks in eastern axis of Tal-Al-Zaatar in Jabalia
• Confronted enemy troops near Dar-Al-Salam Hospital in Khan Younis resulting in significant Israeli losses

Al Aqsa Martyr Brigades:

• Engaged invader forces in Shujaiyya neighborhood and Al-Zeitoun in Gaza city
• Engaged invader forces with firing and RPGs in Sheikh Radwan neighborhood

Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades:

• Engaged in fierce clashes with invaders in Sheikh Radwan and Al-Nasr

Note: Rocket and Artillery fire not recorded

 

[Meengla]

This is the topmost news on NY Times right now. I don't know if the news is to apply subtle pressure on Netanyahu or not. American goals don't fully align with Israel's and also certainly Netanyahu has personal stakes in this war.

A Times Investigation Tracked Israel’s Use of One of Its Most Destructive Bombs in South Gaza

A Times visual investigation reveals that one of Israel’s largest munitions was regularly being dropped in areas designated safe for i

www.nytimes.com

During the first six weeks of the war in Gaza, Israel routinely used one of its biggest and most destructive bombs in areas it designated safe for civilians, according to an analysis of visual evidence by The New York Times.

The video investigation focuses on the use of 2,000-pound bombs in an area of southern Gaza where Israel had ordered civilians to move for safety. While bombs of that size are used by several Western militaries, munitions experts say they are almost never dropped by U.S. forces in densely populated areas anymore.

The Times programmed an artificial intelligence tool to scan satellite imagery of south Gaza for bomb craters. Times reporters manually reviewed the search results, looking for craters measuring roughly 40 feet across or larger. Munitions experts say typically only 2,000-pound bombs form craters of that size in Gaza’s light, sandy soil.

 

[KingQamaR]

Golani brigade decimated by Hamas: Israel's losses worsen

The deadliest day was Tuesday, December 12, when the Golani Brigade, an infantry unit, was ambushed by Palestinian factions in the Al Shujja'ia neighborhood in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli army announced the death of 8 soldiers from this company at dawn, then two others during the day. But the toll appears to be heavier, according to Israeli sources.

A former leader of this same brigade reported real carnage in his ranks. According to Major General Moshe Kaplinsky, former commander of the Golani Brigade, which notably participated in the Lebanese War in 1982, this unit has lost a quarter of its personnel between dead and wounded since October 7, The former officer, quoted by Al Jazeera this Sunday, December 17, puts forward the figure of 82 officers and soldiers of the brigade killed in the fighting.

Israel’s Vietnam….

 

[Developereo]

GCC Arabs hold the key. Unfortunately, they are too intoxicated.

Saudi economy is not diversified and very fragile. I remember reading some article how fluctuations in the oil price wreaked havoc on the Saudi economy. This is not the 1970s and they are in no position to use oil as a weapon.

This still does not excuse the fact that they don't allow pro-Palestine protests in the Kingdom and other GCC states.

 

[Meengla]

An Israeli blog about a possible path to end this conflict and a peace process (if you can read this without crashing your browser!!). But even these little concessions are bashed upon in the Comments to the blog.
Some points are: No permanent expulsions of Gazans. Hamas can't be defeated because it is an ideology with deep roots in Gaza. So a 'demilitarized' Gaza first under UN Peace Keepers with NATO/Arab forces. Then a 'path' to a future Palestinian 'demilitarized' State based on Olmert's 2009 initiative but that conversation should also include Saudi 'normalization' with Israel. Hamas senior leadership in Gaza allowed safe passage out.

Reading the blog, I get an impression that Israel can't totally subjugate Gaza and so is willing to find some common ground for peace and I think that's because of the cost of the war to Israel, the growing rift with the Biden administration, and the displacements of Israelis in the north/south (along with significant exodus of Israelis to other countries).

Anyway, the blog sounds like that of a fatigued, if not a defeated, mind. Where are the Israeli apologists on this thread (and in the old PDF) which thought the Gazans attack on 7 October was futile??

https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/principles-for-ending-the-war-and-a-roadmap-to-peace/

 

[Dalit]

Saudi economy is not diversified and very fragile. I remember reading some article how fluctuations in the oil price wreaked havoc on the Saudi economy. This is not the 1970s and they are in no position to use oil as a weapon.

This still does not excuse the fact that they don't allow pro-Palestine protests in the Kingdom and other GCC states.

True. The Saudis are busy diversifying their economy, but they started very late. They are trying to promote tourism etc. It remains to be seen if this is going to be a success. Oil and gas isn't going anywhere. As long as it is around it will be used. The infrastructure is in place and it is easy to extract. The industry uses oil/gas. The revenues won't be the same.

The Saudis are going to pay the price. If they think that they can get away by turning a blind eye they are mistaken.

 

[Falcon29]

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[Dalit]

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The whole world is watching. The Israelis shouldn't think that this will be forgotten.

 

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[925boy]

So we can all agree Israel has no realistic endgame for this project of theirs.

Endgame or Endgame the world will accept without needing to attack Israel for its criminality and abuse?