Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present

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This is not a cinematic scene ..

But a real, painful moment from the heart of the genocide - a young man trying to survive amidst rubble and smoke - after an Israeli airstrike caught him off guard while passing through the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in Gaza City.

A scene that encapsulates the harshness of life in Gaza - no safe place, no time to breathe .. just an attempt to stay alive between one bombardment and another.

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new security incident in Khan Younis

the Hamas warriors in Khan Younis are a different breed...
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PIJ has a bigger presence in Khan Younis than other areas. Compared to their own presence, not Hamas. Hamas is still dominant in every location.

Here is PIJ targeting a tank and an enemy bulldozer. Looks to me like bulldozer was hit and some explosives in that enemy hideout blew up:

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Israel is deploying fewer numbers of terrorists in Gaza and bigger numbers of armored vehicles/tanks.

This makes it even more difficult to inflict casualties on the terrorist forces. They hide in buffer zones and evacuated zones for the most part and advance very slowly using armor/air power/AI drones.

They hide as far away as they can from Palestinian soldiers and they avoid house-to-house engagements. They're not going with troops from block to block. They raze an entire block with airstrikes and artillery shelling then send AI drones then move in with a formation of tanks that fire at everything. Way later do they actually send group troops.

That's why when they perform poorly in face-to-face combat situations. And Hamas has lots of untrained fresh recruits right now, they're not the battle hardened elite units. Yet the Israeli ground forces are still afraid to confront them.
 
Falcon29 said:
Israel is deploying fewer numbers of terrorists in Gaza and bigger numbers of armored vehicles/tanks.

This makes it even more difficult to inflict casualties on the terrorist forces. They hide in buffer zones and evacuated zones for the most part and advance very slowly using armor/air power/AI drones.

They hide as far away as they can from Palestinian soldiers and they avoid house-to-house engagements. They're not going with troops from block to block. They raze an entire block with airstrikes and artillery shelling then send AI drones then move in with a formation of tanks that fire at everything. Way later do they actually send group troops.

That's why when they perform poorly in face-to-face combat situations. And Hamas has lots of untrained fresh recruits right now, they're not the battle hardened elite units. Yet the Israeli ground forces are still afraid to confront them.
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Very different from US forces in Iraq 2003. US forces went home to home with large number of ground forces and after their initial opening strikes, they didn't use much aerial power. The US ground forces dominated the battleplan from there and they did actually go block-to-block, running into lots of combat.

Israeli's almost never engage in ground combat, no matter how far into a war, they lean heavily on Air Force, artillery cover fire, AI drones, and tanks.

NATO ground forces are better trained and experienced ground forces.
 
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