Falcon29
Elite Member
Absolutely. They're much more capable as they have access to much more resources and land.Hey been awhile, well whatever we think about Hezbollah it’s definitely more capable than Hamas with hell of a lot more resources.
No it didn't. Hezbollah always had its eyes on occupied She'eba farms. This is not new. The areas Hamas entered aren't considered occupied Palestinian territory. Hamas has much more combat experience with Israel than Hezbollah does. It's a Hamas design. Hezbollah, Iran, and its other axis-of-frauds aren't capable of drawing up such plans and executing them in the real world.Hamas took the playbook of invading and capturing towns from hezbollah remember hezbollah has been saying for over a decade if another conflict would erupt they would capture small towns in the Galilee.
That's why it's your opinion and not reality. Iran was never going to be attacked. If US wanted to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power it would have attacked long time ago.In my opinion this cross border invasion was only supposed to have ever occurred if iran was attacked, Iran would have activated their proxies or groups they have funded like
These frauds won't even fire rockets at northern cities in Israel and you want us to believe they were planning a grand-master plan to invade Israel? You're duped by propaganda. Syria is war torn and devastated and can't and won't do anything. Syria and Iran invited Russia to maintain their interests. Iraqi factions exist just to coerce Iraqi gov't into agreements with Iran. They have no anti-Israel use whatsoever. Hezbollah is happy with peaceful border with Israel.Hamas and jihad from Gaza to Lebanon to Syria to Iraq and Yemen to start a coordinated attack. What happened Hamas got tired of waiting around while Gaza was being choked off the biggest mistake Hamas made was they should have fully concentrated on military bases and outposts on the Gaza border and stayed away from border towns the outcome would have been and embarrassment on epic scale and wouldn’t have been this genocide we see today.
Gaza's situation was unbearable for a long time and the people of Gaza wanted Hamas to do something about it. Hamas went for a final stand. It's risky but at same time necessary.
Israel responded with a genocide and exclusive ruining of civilians to try to force a humanitarian situation so dire it forces Hamas to surrender or forces Palestinians out of Gaza. It is not able to achieve either thing and is insisting to continue to apply genocidal 'pressure' by now targeting central Gaza and see where it goes. Israel has no strategy besides inflicting a deadly, brutal, and cruel genocide, in hopes the world forces Palestinians out. Axis-of-frauds are doing great job of buying Israel time to try to continue the genocidal pressure. Instead of upping the ante and having Israel have to shift its focus on Lebanon.





