Lebanon-Israel War | 2023-present

[Assyrian209]

I would not use the term "Sunni", I think you fall into a trap when you do that. Its the Wahhabis/Salafis that are the problem.

Seems like you are a very wounded individual..! Also this kind of highly sectrian language is not allowed on here hence enjoy your ban

 

[Watandar]

Seems like you are a very wounded individual.. Keep staying pressed! Also this kind of highly sectrian language is not allowed on here hence enjoy your ban

sound like you can dish out but cannot take it ?

 

[Assyrian209]

sound like you can dish out but cannot take it ?

Going there is just childish and you being overall emotional to be honest

 

[Watandar]

Weak my ass! If you being a dumb ass no Political correct poster it is not my fault

another weak attempt...you are easy ....way too easy. Lets put this thread back to its title, you have wasted enough of our time.

 

[Falcon29]

Israel prevents any movement or activity in the front-line villages, killing, targeting, occupying and destroying any repair machine or ready room.

Washington is covering up the issue, as if a buffer zone was imposed without occupation.
The state is aware of this, but has done nothing, and has nothing in its hands.

It is part of the pressure on the resistance, through its environment, and this is clear.

What is said about weapons in exchange for reconstruction is true, as everything that happens serves this idea.

In general, this approach and behavior will lead to a clash, or a cessation of these practices.
Of course, everything has an end.

 

[Falcon29]

Iran’s Expediency Council Approves Palermo Convention Accession With Conditions - Iran Front Page

Iran's Expediency Council has announced its conditional approval of the country's accession to the Palermo Convention.

ifpnews.com

Iran conditionally approves Palermo Convention accession

Iran’s Expediency Council has conditionally approved the country’s accession to the Palermo Convention, one of the two key legislative items tied to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) standards aimed at addressing money laundering and terrorism financing.

www.iranintl.com

Lmao, they are selling out Hezbollah as part of the deal with the US, they don't want to make nuclear concessions or Ballistic Missile concessions as part of Sanctions relief, so US is asking them to cut ties and curtail their cooperation with proxies as part of their sanctions relief.

If this is true. Writing was on the wall. With ties with GCC and Saudi Arabia. Open dialogue on regional conflicts. Yemen ceasefire, Syria, etc....

Hezbollah and Hamas are back to pre-2006 era. Limited funds, tight resources, back to grass roots functioning -- to confront the occupations of southern Lebanon and Gaza. Hamas has more soft power and larger footprint in the region for popular support. It's not easy for Turkey/Qatar/Iran/others to just kick them out or publicly disavow them.

Though I don't think this will happen yet. US wants to get rid of enrichment first then will talk about Iran's support of allies. Contrary to its previous approach which was end support for allies before any talk of sanctions relief. It depends how much Iran is willing to concede.

 

[Sultan Baybars]

Hezbollah must stand up and fight again with all they have. All their preparations and ideological philosphy was about this; to die as a martyr for God.

Palestinians will die from hunger, and what will Hezbollah do after that? Lebanese elections?

Now it is the time, open the northern front again. It will force more pressure on Israel and trigger other islamic actors.

The Houthis cant do it alone.

 

[Persian Gulf]

If this is true. Writing was on the wall. With ties with GCC and Saudi Arabia. Open dialogue on regional conflicts. Yemen ceasefire, Syria, etc....

Hezbollah and Hamas are back to pre-2006 era. Limited funds, tight resources, back to grass roots functioning -- to confront the occupations of southern Lebanon and Gaza. Hamas has more soft power and larger footprint in the region for popular support. It's not easy for Turkey/Qatar/Iran/others to just kick them out or publicly disavow them.

Though I don't think this will happen yet. US wants to get rid of enrichment first then will talk about Iran's support of allies. Contrary to its previous approach which was end support for allies before any talk of sanctions relief. It depends how much Iran is willing to concede.

it's obviously not true. That guy is obsessed with Iran and posting Xumas, who I am sure you know very well.

When did Iran ever "publicly disavow" Hamas? You are confusing Iran with your Arab friends.

 

[FHN]

Hezbollah lost pretty much its entire leadership structure and most of its veteran fighters in the pager attacks and airstrikes. They agreed to a ceasefire where Israel is allowed to strike them if they see fit

 

[Persian Gulf]

Hezbollah must stand up and fight again with all they have. All their preparations and ideological philosphy was about this; to die as a martyr for God.

Palestinians will die from hunger, and what will Hezbollah do after that? Lebanese elections?

Now it is the time, open the northern front again. It will force more pressure on Israel and trigger other islamic actors.

The Houthis cant do it alone.

Hezbollah lost its entire leadership and most of its weapons and the rest proved relatively ineffective to deliver serious blows on Israel. It is infiltrated and needs to fix this before it tries to drag Lebanon back to war. everyone knows Israel will use this war to target civilian targets and turn Beirut to rubble to turn Lebanese against Hezbollah (they are already hugely against Hezbollah and crawling with Zionist spies).

 

[Persian Gulf]

Hezbollah lost pretty much its entire leadership structure and most of its veteran fighters in the pager attacks and airstrikes. They agreed to a ceasefire where Israel is allowed to strike them if they see fit

I am sure that wasn't the plan but Israel sensed weakness and acted on it as it understands Hezbollah is not able to respond now

 

[Watandar]

Hezbollah must stand up and fight again with all they have. All their preparations and ideological philosphy was about this; to die as a martyr for God.

Palestinians will die from hunger, and what will Hezbollah do after that? Lebanese elections?

Now it is the time, open the northern front again. It will force more pressure on Israel and trigger other islamic actors.

The Houthis cant do it alone.

The Lebanese public did not approve of Hezbollah campaign to help Gaza and Israel's relentless bombing of homes, businesses and infrastructure in South Lebanon, the main Lebanese Shia land, caused so much pain that even the Lebanese Shia joined the wider public in demanding Hezbollah stop. Later you had those Alqaeda terrorists come to power in Syria, vowing not to be anti-Israel, which means Hezbollah supplies from Iran are cutoff. The group is nowadays in survival mode only.

 

[Persian Gulf]

even the Lebanese Shia joined the wider public in demanding Hezbollah stop.

this is not fully accurate. the Lebanese Shia support Hezbollah 100%, although some were indeed shocked at the cost of the war. the rest of what you write seems justified.

 

[Sultan Baybars]

Hezbollah lost its entire leadership and most of its weapons and the rest proved relatively ineffective to deliver serious blows on Israel. It is infiltrated and needs to fix this before it tries to drag Lebanon back to war. everyone knows Israel will use this war to target civilian targets and turn Beirut to rubble to turn Lebanese against Hezbollah (they are already hugely against Hezbollah and crawling with Zionist spies).

I am not aware of the Lebanese internal politics or society.

But what i saw after Nasrallah’s martyrdom, was that Hezbollah kicked ass and didnt let the IDF invade more than 5 km inside Lebanon. The IDF couldnt progress, they had casualties and funerals every day.

It was so much pressure on them, that they begged the US for a ceasefire.

 

[Persian Gulf]

I am not aware of the Lebanese internal politics or society.

But what i saw after Nasrallah’s martyrdom, was that Hezbollah kicked ass and didnt let the IDF invade more than 5 km inside Lebanon. The IDF couldnt progress, they had casualties and funerals every day.

It was so much pressure on them, that they begged the US for a ceasefire.

Hezbollah fought bravely despite massive blows

but the cost was very high. 50-100 martyrs per day with only a few IDF killed per day. and IDF was advancing (very slowly).

Hezbollah's senior leadership was being assassinated every day.

in reality, Hezbollah's new leader decided the group needed a ceasefire to regroup after the blows, and agreed to withdraw from south Lebanon.