Lebanon-Israel War | 2023-present

[Falcon29]

For Hezbollah, responding will lead to a wave of devastating raids, similar to Gaza, with thousands of displaced Shia. Not responding will increase Israel's appetite for daily assassinations in Beirut and elsewhere.

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Lebanese government will not do anything about strikes in its capital city under a ceasefire it agreed with Israel

I know you're not a naive guy. Beirut has international protection. There's nothing for Israel to bomb in Beirut. They cannot commit to a large scale ground op in Lebanon for as long as they remain deployed in Gaza.

This is simply Hezbollah being a scared people and organization. Scared to fight back.

Once Israeli's choose to do a random wide scale attack that lasts 1-2 days they will do it and destroy Hezbollah's weapons again.

It will all go to waste again.

They have a chance to just strike at Israeli soldiers on border or Israeli infrastructure inside southern Lebanon. Kill a few soldiers. It makes Israel hesitate to do such strikes in future. Will they attack immediately? Of course they will and they already are regardless.

Over time it will exhaust them and price becomes too high.

The ceasefire stipulates Hezbollah leave from southern Lebanon. Israel just assassinated the equivalent of Mohammed Deif in Beirut.

Also where is the rest of Axis of Resistance to say they'll stand behind Hezbollah if it comes under attack? Where are the useless Iraqi factions ? What are they afraid of ?

 

[Falcon29]

Same thing they did last time. Claimed they saw many rockets 'about to be fired' and started attacking everywhere

This is purely cowardice and lack of courage on Hezbollah's part

If Hamas had something to respond with in Gaza it would use it all. Gaza is simply out of weapons by now.

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[Persian Gulf]

I know you're not a naive guy. Beirut has international protection. There's nothing for Israel to bomb in Beirut. They cannot commit to a large scale ground op in Lebanon for as long as they remain deployed in Gaza.

This is simply Hezbollah being a scared people and organization. Scared to fight back.

I didn't see any response from Hamas to Israel killing senior Hamas commanders and 20+ civilians in Gaza City the other day. Are they a scared people and organisation? Scared to fight back?

We do not know better than the Resistance leaders and should not speak with arrogance.

 

[Persian Gulf]

If Hamas had something to respond with in Gaza it would use it all. Gaza is simply out of weapons by now.

Like Hezbollah, Hamas continued to fight until the ceasefire and refuses to disarm.

Unlike Gaza, Lebanon is not yet flattened, and continues to be deeply infiltrated by Israel's allies. Hezbollah cannot change the latter and does not want to be responsible for Israel flattening Lebanon.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[Falcon29]

Israel and the entire world said Hamas would come under attack and be demilitarized. This didn't stop Hamas from defending Gaza to its utmost best ability and as a result Gaza has survived ethnic cleansing and Hamas has survived to this day.

They exhausted US military munitions and TNT supply of entire NATO to try achieving that.

 

[Persian Gulf]

at least 4 other Hezbollah fighters were martyred in this strike.

one of them was likely known and under close surveillance by Israel.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Israel and the entire world said Hamas would come under attack and be demilitarized. This didn't stop Hamas from defending Gaza to its utmost best ability and as a result Gaza has survived ethnic cleansing and Hamas has survived to this day.

They exhausted US military munitions and TNT supply of entire NATO to try achieving that.

this thread is not about Hamas and Gaza

the problem is that you call this "defending Gaza" while Hezbollah does not want to "defend" Lebanon with such results. ironically, the same applies to HTS in Syria.

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[Falcon29]

I didn't see any response from Hamas to Israel killing senior Hamas commanders and 20+ civilians in Gaza City the other day. Are they a scared people and organisation? Scared to fight back?

We do not know better than the Resistance leaders and should not speak with arrogance.

Like Hezbollah, Hamas continued to fight until the ceasefire and refuses to disarm.

Unlike Gaza, Lebanon is not yet flattened, and continues to be deeply infiltrated by Israel's allies. Hezbollah cannot change the latter and does not want to be responsible for Israel flattening Lebanon.

Hamas didn't agree to leave anywhere from Gaza. It fought for two years. Gaza during ceasefire doesn't come under attack on a daily basis. And those killed are not senior commanders. They're police officers or low ranking field commanders.

It happened 3 times in Gaza. Yesterday Hamas gave an official warning that it better stop or Israeli terrorist occupying forces in Gaza will be on the end of a response.

Hezbollah agreed to a ceasefire after one month. And has been attacked on a daily basis for the past 370 days.

Lebanon won't be 'flattened'. Israel doesn't have that capability and US/NATO aren't funding a Holocaust in Lebanon. Arab states will end up in war with Israel if Israel 'flattens' Lebanon and Syria.

Hezbollah would be best to respond by striking Israeli forces inside Lebanon or on the border. Every time a strike like this happens.

It's very obvious from that last two years that Hamas isn't scared and Hezbollah is. And they both have different fates. Hamas did the most major strike on Israel in its history so they treat Gaza differently than Hezbollah and Lebanon.

Hezbollah and Lebanon don't get Gaza treatment. They get the exact thing Israeli media has been talking about for years. About intense rapid warfare (thousands of strikes in first two hours) that they always prepared for against Hezbollah well before Oct 7.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[Falcon29]

this thread is not about Hamas and Gaza

the problem is that you call this "defending Gaza" while Hezbollah does not want to "defend" Lebanon with such results. ironically, the same applies to HTS in Syria.

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For the last time, Gaza came under genocidal attack because Israeli's were humiliated by 10/7 most major strike against Israeli military and security apparatus.

The attack you saw in Lebanon (when killed Nasrallah and did 2,000 airstrikes in one day) was the strike package they had for Lebanon since before 10/7.

They've been talking about it for a long time :

Israeli military leaders warn: 'Next war with Lebanon would be Hezbollah's last'
With Iran's leading proxy awaiting US admin's next steps and threatening deadly missile barrage, the IDF may be forced to destroy Hezbollah.

Arutz Sheva Staff
Apr 22, 2021, 8:33 AM (GMT
+3)

Israeli military leaders warn: 'Next war with Lebanon would be Hezbollah's last'

With Iran's leading proxy awaiting US admin's next steps and threatening deadly missile barrage, the IDF may be forced to destroy Hezbollah.

www.israelnationalnews.com

 

[Persian Gulf]

Hamas didn't agree to leave anywhere from Gaza. It fought for two years. Gaza during ceasefire doesn't come under attack on a daily basis. And those killed are not senior commanders. They're police officers or low ranking field commanders.

Hamas is now confined to a territory less than half of Gaza and will not receive any possibility for reconstruction until it disarms

more than 1200 Palestinians have been killed or wounded in the 6 weeks of the Gaza "ceasefire". that's around 30 per day.

"The latest killings bring the death toll since 10 October to 339. Meanwhile, 871 people have been wounded during the truce period."

Death toll since start of Gaza ceasefire rises to 339

www.middleeasteye.net

Lebanon won't be 'flattened'. Israel doesn't have that capability and US/NATO aren't funding a Holocaust in Lebanon.

South Lebanon is already flattened. Look at villages and towns in South Lebanon. they already resemble Gaza.

they will flatten South Beirut and no one will care.

Arab states will end up in war with Israel if Israel 'flattens' Lebanon and Syria.

it seems you learned nothing from Israel's genocide in Gaza and massive campaigns in Lebanon, Syria, and even its bombing of Qatar.

 

[Falcon29]

this thread is not about Hamas and Gaza

the problem is that you call this "defending Gaza" while Hezbollah does not want to "defend" Lebanon with such results. ironically, the same applies to HTS in Syria.

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HTS is not scared. Hundreds of them got killed by Israel during the clashes with the Druze militia in the south. The capital Damascus got bombed immediately.

HTS lacks resources. Or what we call now Syrian army. They're sanctioned as a state and military. They don't actually get weapons from anybody and US Caesar sanctions are still in place.

The stupid Arabs could arm them to help contain Israel but they won't because the people ruling Arabs do not represent us and are ruling our people by force.

 

[Falcon29]

Hamas is now confined to a territory less than half of Gaza and will not receive any possibility for reconstruction until it disarms

more than 1200 Palestinians have been killed or wounded in the 6 weeks of the Gaza "ceasefire". that's around 30 per day.

"The latest killings bring the death toll since 10 October to 339. Meanwhile, 871 people have been wounded during the truce period."

The alternative was everybody in Gaza gets displaced and Gaza gets disarmed.

Hamas stood in the face of the entire brunt of US/NATO/Israel. Victory in Gaza is to survive as this was an existential war for our people's existence.

Lebanese people are facing no such thing. Victory for them is deterring so many consecutive unanswered Israeli attacks.

Death toll since start of Gaza ceasefire rises to 339

www.middleeasteye.net

South Lebanon is already flattened. Look at villages and towns in South Lebanon. they already resemble Gaza.

they will flatten South Beirut and no one will care.


it seems you learned nothing from Israel's genocide in Gaza and massive campaigns in Lebanon, Syria, and even its bombing of Qatar.

 

[Persian Gulf]

HTS is not scared. Hundreds of them got killed by Israel during the clashes with the Druze militia in the south. The capital Damascus got bombed immediately.

HTS lacks resources. Or what we call now Syrian army. They're sanctioned as a state and military. They don't actually get weapons from anybody and US Caesar sanctions are still in place.

The stupid Arabs could arm them to help contain Israel but they won't because the people ruling Arabs do not represent us and are ruling our people by force.

Sunnis that get bombed by Israel without fighting back --> not scared [enter excuses here]

Shias that get bombed by Israel without fighting back (after already fighting Israel directly for > 12 months) --> scared, cowards

we get it.