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Gaza-Israel Conflict | October 2023

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Urgent | Reuters: The Bolivia government cuts diplomatic relations with Israel

Also reported by Al-Jazeera
Urgent: Indonesian Hospital Administration: About 400 martyrs in the Zionist massacre in Jabalia, north of Gaza.
One of the families murdered in this massacre:

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I beg to differ.
All morals are man-made through their human intellect. While religious gurus only deceived people and later gave them the name of religious morals.

Morals come from faith and values

If you don't have faith and values then everything is allowed

That's why in the west children are becoming gender confused weirdos
 
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Strategic assessment of missile/drone fire from Yemen to Israel

1) Iranian ballistic missiles fired by Yemen - bleeds Israeli ABM interceptors (which are extremely expensive and in limited numbers) and forces Israel to devote ABM systems and radars facing south rather than north to Lebanon or east to Iran

2) Iranian cruise missiles and drones fired by Yemen - forces Israel to devote significant air force resources to patrol airspace and intercept these targets, removing these resources from the Gaza conflict

While Palestinian groups bleed Israeli Iron Dome stocks, Ansarallah bleeds Israeli ABM stocks. Each Arrow missile costs $3 million. Compared to $10,000-$20,000 for each Iron Dome "Tamir" missile, a huge difference (1 Arrow missile = 300 Iron Dome missiles in terms of cost).

We should also talk about missile inventories. We know that Israel had to beg USA for replacement Tamir missiles after 1-2 days of war with Gaza, and have received multiple top-ups since then as well. They have now withdrawn Iron Dome batteries from settlements (such as Sderot) to preserve inventories.

As we know from Ukraine, stocks of modern AD systems are very limited. Israeli stocks of ABM missiles (such as Arrow-2/3) are also much lower than some may think. The USA jointly funds the Arrow project but does not operate any Arrow systems itself, so this time it cannot simply reach into its reserves to resupply Israel.

Israel has very limited options to respond to Yemen. Ansarallah possesses a variant of the advanced Iranian Third Khordad SAM system as well as long-range Iranian anti-ship cruise missiles. They are simply too far away for Israel to do any meaningful damage to them (indeed, the Saudis in 8 years of brutal war against Yemen could not degrade Ansarallah's military capabilities from next door let alone 1700km away).
 
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Some countries have fought Israel before to no avail. What will be different this time? Let's see if Iranian axis of resistance strategy will work. Hamas, Hezbollah, and Houthi are components of the Iranian axis of resistance strategy.

OMG. I think I had rightly used your thinking as 'ossified' many pages ago.
Nobody is going to fight Israel head-on anymore--the last time that happened was in 1973 and Israel's opponents know that they would not be fighting some 'tiny Israel' but the greatest military and economic power and its allies and so they will fight using rockets and missiles.
Israel can be brought to its knees through a prolonged economic shutdown using cheap rockets from multiple directions. But if and when that happens, and that's inevitable if this conflict prolongs, what will be YOUR excuse for Israel's capitulation?
 
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