Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

[Davey Crockett]

This is a pictorial book published in 1938. It documents Zionist and British atrocities perpetrated against the Palestinians between 1921-1938.

It included: destruction, bombing, burning, maiming, stealing, torture, killing women and children, desecration of mosques, burning qur'ans, etc.

The war against the Palestinians did not start in 2023. It's been going on for over a century."
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[mulj]

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[Hassan Al-Somal]

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[Hassan Al-Somal]

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This is a summary of 3 reports published yesterday about the resistance battles in Gaza with the Israeli occupation army, the first from an Israeli newspaper, the second from a British newspaper, and the third from an American newspaper.

1- The Jerusalem Post newspaper confirmed, “The October 7 operation definitely led to a radical shift in the political scene in Israel.” The newspaper added, "Something dramatic has changed in Israeli society. The Israel of December 20 is not the Israel of October 6, and everyone realizes that. Its self-confidence has been damaged, its sense of security has been shaken, and its confidence in its political and military leaders has been shattered."

2- Paul Rogers, a university professor in peace studies, wrote in the British Guardian that Israel is losing the war against #Hamas, “but Netanyahu and his government will never admit it.” Rogers added that the Israeli narrative was that Hamas was weakening, but the reality is It is the doctrine of massive force adopted by the Israeli army that failed.

3- An article in the Washington Post newspaper said that the severity of Hamas’ fortifications makes it difficult to defeat, even as Israel launched one of the most violent military campaigns in history, as it was able to influence only a small part of the movement’s military capacity, but in return it destroyed #Gaza and displaced about 90% of its population.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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if it's true, was almost certainly launched by Iran

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

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The American donated weapons are now re-used against the IsraHELLs!! Sweet justice!

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if it's true, was almost certainly launched by Iran

Red Sea was off limits to IsraHELLi ships. Now the Indian Ocean. I guess the next thing is going to be the Mediterranean. Let us hope and pray this trend will continue.

 

[FuturePAF]

Actually, it was a NY Times 'Israel Firster' columnists who said that several weeks ago as he went to Israel maybe within a few 2-4 weeks of the start of this conflict. Scott Ritter had been saying the same but I put more weight in the NY Times guy. Scott can be a loose canon.
I tend to believe that, now that most of the bordering regions of Israel evacuated, Hezbollah can indeed take up a chunk of the land upnorth. If Israelis can't even provide infantry support to their vaunted Merkava in Gaza then I doubt they would face Hezbollah gallantly.

The strength of Israelis as that of the Americans and the NATO is reduced to aerial bombing to 'soften' the targets and hope for the best. I hear that Israelis are paying as much as $7000/person/month to be mercenary in the Gaza war!!!!

Have they had any actual success at recruiting mercenaries? Where are the mercenaries coming from? That strategy didn’t work out so well for those that went to Ukraine.

Btw,
If this doesn’t show that the Palestinians are united against genocidal racism, and that this struggle is not about religion, then I don’t know what will. On Christmas, a Christian priest says if the Muslims in his area fall and are unable to give the Azan, he will do it. The snipers killing the two women in the Catholic Church and the three Israeli hostages killed by the IDF prove that it is wanton murderous racism run amok.

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if it's true, was almost certainly launched by Iran

Could have been launched from Yemen It’s not impossible, for a small RCS cruise missile, but the targeting may have been random?

 

[Aziqbal]

Pile them high with 11 bodies? Hezbollah has 250,000 rockets and missiles which they haven't used. This is a existential war for Palestine. Make up your mind, Hezbollah, will you stand with Hamas and Palestine or do token strikes to save face, that will make no difference in the grand scheme of things? The goal of this existential war is not to have some Palestinians exist with no right to self determination and living under occupation. Hezbollah turned out to be a fraud group which never had Palestine high on the agenda. Iran is a even bigger fraud nation which could care less about Gaza and never invested anywhere near enough to properly equip Hamas.

People of region aren't going to force when they attain their freedom one day.

I do agree and Yemen called their bluff and the US backed down and the coalition is in tatters and Italy and UK and France have pulled out and Spain refused to join

I doubt that US would get involved full scale if Hezbollah opens up big time

these pus55y like US and Israel rely on showing force for deterrence

when that doesnt work they just back down and bomb civilians

Hezbollah has the ability to seriously call the bluff I wish they would and it would cut this Genocide short

 

[FuturePAF]

I do agree and Yemen called their bluff and the US backed down and the coalition is in tatters and Italy and UK and France have pulled out and Spain refused to join

I doubt that US would get involved full scale if Hezbollah opens up big time

these pus55y like US and Israel rely on showing force for deterrence

when that doesnt work they just back down and bomb civilians

Hezbollah has the ability to seriously call the bluff I wish they would and it would cut this Genocide short

Iran is calibrating its response to maximize its political gain with the least amount of exposure, to itself and its most prized proxy.

All the while shaming the Arab regimes in the eyes of their publics. Iran has the initiative. The Arab states need to get a Palestinian state deal done to be able to regain the initiative and close up their weak points.

 

[RescueRanger]

At least* 20,057 deaths (At least!) Over 20,057 people... 20,057 lives, 20,057 faces, 20,057 dreams, hopes and memories.


“Twas doing nothing was his curse. Is there a vice can plague us worse?” - Hannah Moore.

 

[Meengla]

I heard a credible analyst saying that a lot of IDF injured in Gaza would have died but are only alive because of enhanced life sustaining measures on the battlefield; they are either going to eventually die in hospitals or severely crippled, one way or another. Calling them 'alive' won't matter in those cases.
One number I saw said 500 severely injured.

 

[RescueRanger]

I heard a credible analyst saying that a lot of IDF injured in Gaza would have died but are only alive because of enhanced life sustaining measures on the battlefield; they are either going to eventually die in hospitals or severely crippled, one way or another. Calling them 'alive' won't matter in those cases.
One number I saw said 500 severely injured.

IDF has one of the best battle proven combat medic capability in the world, so I don't deny there will be truth to this claim, but remember that survivors of wars are left with more than just physical disabilities and scars, some scars cannot heal with time, those of the mind.

 

[Meengla]

There can't be just one good resource about the US foreign policy, about US domestic politics, about the Israeli politics, about the US media, about the corrupt Beltway politics, about the Military Industrial Complex, about the strife in the Middle East, and about this particular Gaza war. But if you watch Mearsheimer, Jefferey Sachs, Max Blumenthal, Scott Horton, Glenn Greenwald, Larry C. Johnson, and Ray McGovern then you are likely to get as complete picture about all those items as possible.

Here is Max from a video yesterday. He is a delight to watch--accurate and concise, and even if the hosts sometime try to make him say something to please the host or the audience, he sidesteps those questions if he doesn't agree--mark of an honorable man!

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[RescueRanger]

There can't be just one good resource about the US foreign policy, about US domestic politics, about the Israeli politics, about the US media, about the corrupt Beltway politics, about the Military Industrial Complex, about the strife in the Middle East, and about this particular Gaza war. But if you watch Mearsheimer, Jefferey Sachs, Max Blumenthal, Scott Horton, Glenn Greenwald, Larry C. Johnson, and Ray McGovern then you are likely to get as complete picture about all those items as possible.

Here is Max from a video yesterday. He is a delight to watch--accurate and concise, and even if the hosts sometime try to make him say something to please the host or the audience, he sidesteps those questions if he doesn't agree--mark of an honorable man!

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I like the GreyZone, good recommendation.

 

[KingQamaR]

There can't be just one good resource about the US foreign policy, about US domestic politics, about the Israeli politics, about the US media, about the corrupt Beltway politics, about the Military Industrial Complex, about the strife in the Middle East, and about this particular Gaza war. But if you watch Mearsheimer, Jefferey Sachs, Max Blumenthal, Scott Horton, Glenn Greenwald, Larry C. Johnson, and Ray McGovern then you are likely to get as complete picture about all those items as possible.

Here is Max from a video yesterday. He is a delight to watch--accurate and concise, and even if the hosts sometime try to make him say something to please the host or the audience, he sidesteps those questions if he doesn't agree--mark of an honorable man!

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Also important to mention is the power of the pro-Israel lobby in the West, particularly the US. It uses a carrot and stick approach that has been incredibly effective for decades. Walt and Mearsheimer's book 'The Israel lobby and US Foreign Policy' shows its workings in gruesome detail.