Lebanon-Israel War | 2023-present

How do you fight with an enemy That's built upon cowardice and extreme racist ideology ….


It’s like you get into a fight with someone and he instead of fighting with you runs away and calls his buddies to just go to your house and kill your family ….

These Xionist faggots are only good in long distance bombing and committing suicide ….. bastards never fight face to face ….
 
Jango007 said:
How do you fight with an enemy That's built upon cowardice and extreme racist ideology ….


It’s like you get into a fight with someone and he instead of fighting with you runs away and calls his buddies to just go to your house and kill your family ….

These Xionist faggots are only good in long distance bombing and committing suicide ….. bastards never fight face to face ….
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You fight with them by preparing and arming the fcuk out of yourself

We have been conned and gaslit for decades, the west and Israel are genocidal states, they will sanction you and point fingers at you for anything whilst they will commit atrocity after atrocity

The only solution, is to plan, prepare, arm yourself and when attacked to fight back and hurt your enemy badly

The only reason Iran is standing is because it can fire back and fight back and it's managed to force consequences on the U.S, otherwise the same thing that happened to Iraq, Libya, Palestine would happen to Iran


We need to plan, build alliances, put down traitors, build our own weapons so bigger states like Iran, Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan etc can protect smaller states like Lebanon when they are attacked
 
🌟Headshot of the Times:

In the past few hours, at least 5 soldiers from the Israeli Defense Forces were injured in two incidents

1 critical case - transferred to Rambam
4 - 5 fighters with moderate injuries
1 killed

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So sad , these Lebanese people are suffering and rest of surrounding countries watching. Morally weak countries and scared of Israeli expansionist policy.
 
Israeli Army: Our forces in the vicinity of Nabatieh, one of Hezbollah's main strongholds, are prepared to expand the attack as needed

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Potential objective of Israeli ground operation?:

Seize territory along border and including the Galilee 'thumb' area which is the northeastern area of Israel and that's where they've reached the river. May potentially isolate southern Lebanon by going along the rest of the river westwards. Similar to Netzarim corridor in Gaza but in Lebanon they'd be more likely like sitting ducks.

They're trying to push drone operators back northward so forces in South will be less vulnerable.

But also politically are trying to have state of Lebanon make some concessions by either disarming Hezbollah or making a normalization agreement with Israel. These are ambitious goals that are not publicly stated as goals of campaign but leveraged as pressure.

In the end Israel would have to make a big commitment such as occupying everything south of Litani river. And could find itself trying to do so if clear goals for objectives aren't laid out. And from there it could get worse ? IDF will find themselves to deeply entrenched in something they didn't want and committed for the long term in Lebanon.

It's unlikely Israeli political leadership wants such a long term commitment of such scale and will reduce scale of operations within days to a week before a ceasefire is announced. Potentially coinciding with ceasefire announcement with US and Iran as well.
 
Falcon29 said:
Potential objective of Israeli ground operation?:

Seize territory along border and including the Galilee 'thumb' area which is the northeastern area of Israel and that's where they've reached the river. May potentially isolate southern Lebanon by going along the rest of the river westwards. Similar to Netzarim corridor in Gaza but in Lebanon they'd be more likely like sitting ducks.

They're trying to push drone operators back northward so forces in South will be less vulnerable.

But also politically are trying to have state of Lebanon make some concessions by either disarming Hezbollah or making a normalization agreement with Israel. These are ambitious goals that are not publicly stated as goals of campaign but leveraged as pressure.

In the end Israel would have to make a big commitment such as occupying everything south of Litani river. And could find itself trying to do so if clear goals for objectives aren't laid out. And from there it could get worse ? IDF will find themselves to deeply entrenched in something they didn't want and committed for the long term in Lebanon.

It's unlikely Israeli political leadership wants such a long term commitment of such scale and will reduce scale of operations within days to a week before a ceasefire is announced. Potentially coinciding with ceasefire announcement with US and Iran as well.
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For people wondering why Hezbollah is engaging Israel, it actually makes all the sense to. They were in a ceasefire arrangement where ceasing fire was only done by one side. Israel was regularly striking southern Lebanon and Hezbollah members on a daily basis for over a year straight.

That's not an arrangement Hezbollah wants. Hezbollah wants a quiet for quiet arrangement with no Israeli forces on Lebanese soil. Thus they entered the fight with Iran and are not tolerating that previous ceasefire status quo. Instead they're regularly targeting Israeli ground forces on the ground in Lebanon. Israel trying to reestablish that equation by striking harder, displacing residents, and taking more territory.

Hezbollah will continue it's current policy as Lebanon has strategic depth and it will be difficult/too costly for Israel to make a long term commitment in Lebanon or deeper ground invasion. Eventually Israel will have to accept those terms for as long as Hezbollah continues fighting.

Naim Qassem and current Hezbollah leadership are playing the game well for a longer term peace /gains that require current term struggling.
 
Falcon29 said:
For people wondering why Hezbollah is engaging Israel, it actually makes all the sense to. They were in a ceasefire arrangement where ceasing fire was only done by one side. Israel was regularly striking southern Lebanon and Hezbollah members on a daily basis for over a year straight.

That's not an arrangement Hezbollah wants. Hezbollah wants a quiet for quiet arrangement with no Israeli forces on Lebanese soil. Thus they entered the fight with Iran and are not tolerating that previous ceasefire status quo. Instead they're regularly targeting Israeli ground forces on the ground in Lebanon. Israel trying to reestablish that equation by striking harder, displacing residents, and taking more territory.

Hezbollah will continue it's current policy as Lebanon has strategic depth and it will be difficult/too costly for Israel to make a long term commitment in Lebanon or deeper ground invasion. Eventually Israel will have to accept those terms for as long as Hezbollah continues fighting.

Naim Qassem and current Hezbollah leadership are playing the game well for a longer term peace /gains that require current term struggling.
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Key for Hezbollah to succeed is for current leadership to survive and command/structure to continue surviving in its current state.

It's going to be hard work and take some sacrifice but it's going along Hezbollah's plan and Hezbollah maybe close to achieving pre -2023 status quo, which is their ultimate aim.
 
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