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Gaza-Israel Conflict | October 2023

Where in my post that you quoted did I laugh? Why are you lying and making things up? You can't find a legitimate quote to counter? Talk about shameless, look in the mirror first.



Yeah yeah yeah, spare me the usual delusional mumbo jumbo jive. Bring something I would actually care about spending some valuable time responding to, other than this worthless rubbish.

Here's your response, laughing at the expense of your fellow Palestinians Arabs.
 

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Evacuation flights keep flowing out of the region. Chech, Mexican, Russian and an IAF c130 landing at Athens.
 
From the looks of it this war will be prolonged and may spread towards Lebanon and Syrian to Iran.
 

Ya Rayis, at this rate I worry that this time there might not be enough left for a recovery. These butchers are on a vicious and unconscionable path of destruction that might not be recoverable for all Palestinians. If things were already brutal before these recent events, I can't imagine what it will be like after. Even with Suadiya & UAE & Qatar and all Muslim nations help financially to rebuild, the situation might be too far gone the way the zios have criminal carte blanche and US support. I had this fear from the start and wasn't just convinced of it, because there is only so much the Palestinians can take with the evil impunity the zios are and will continue to show. Unless other powerful entities collaborate together to put substantial pressure on the US that we haven't seen before, there's a strong and utterly worrisome possibility the result will be irrecoverable. Is there any fear of that you're hearing about?

 
The US in general and its pick-and-choose policies more specifically alienated many countries.

Which I think is good; I'm pro-multi-polar world we've seen the bad effects of a unipolar world.
Multi-polar World = Cold War (more countries used as pawns and destroyed). The Cold War between US and USSR pitted Islamic countries against each other and eroded Islamic values. I have a post on this topic. People have forgotten.

We can complain but it never gets better.
You can see how cocky and radicalized people are - the internet is showing it.

US has meaningful partnerships with a large number of countries around the world because US will support its allies. US is supporting both Ukraine and Israel in the present. Even if this is bad in your view, US is doing it. This is why US is strong.

But Russia? Putin has damaged Russia and reduced its options.
China also has disputes with multiple countries.

The pan-Islamic world has much to do to address its issues. Islamic countries should figure out how to be on good terms with each other but this does not seems to be the case unfortunately. Best course of action is for Muslims to sort themselves out and be on good terms with each other.
 
I respect your maturity and perspectives. But this won't be the first time a theory was proven wrong. Syria cannot do much in this case. Hezbollah is most suited to attack Israel but Israeli Air Power and artillery pieces will be used to soften Hezbollah positions. Just because people do not post clips of Israeli air strikes in this thread and normally, does not imply that Israeli Air Power is ineffective. I have seen clips on Twitter - I am not posting them here because I respect sentiments of the only Palestinian member here. But I can tell you that when you pick a fight with a technologically advanced adversary, there is a price to pay for it.

Hezbollah has not taken its chances with Israel since 2006 because it also learned lessons. Hezbollah has surely improved its capability but so has Israel.

War should not be fought on sentimental grounds but when you can create leverage - you can see the outcome right now. This is the lesson.
The problem is, Hezbollah is not a big force and seeing how Israel deal with them as well as southern Lebanon in 2006 would mostly make them think twice before any action. And that is before the US offering Israel a no-bar support like this.

And that is just one part of the issue, another one is that it seems like Hamas did not really communicate well what they are doing to both Iran and Hezbollah, or they did tell Iran (or they even plan it, who knows) but did not tell Hezbollah, but that's strange considering Hezbollah is all but an Iran satellite. Which mean Hezbollah was not prepared for anything to exploit this. How do I know? Usually when one group do this attack, if other group know the plans ahead their support message comes almost immediately, Iran releases their message almost the first time the news of these attack broke, while Hezbollah's came around mid-day, which indicate they were not aware of and trying to confirm such attack did happen.

Had they been prepared, they would have made the move almost immediately with Hamas, but that is not to be, and 6 hours after the initial attacks, the Israeli already fortified their border, any Hezbollah move would be pointless now.
 

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