Gaza-Israel Conflict | October 2023

[khansaheeb]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1717297056954388912

 

[Saho]

Unfortunately I think there is a distinction between Israelis & Jews. When I was a freshman at Berklee, I became friends and got along with the Israelis in the school more than any other group, and it was a pretty diverse student body even at the time. I never thought of them as Jews or as Zionists, just Israelis. Most of the ones I met later after college were ok with me and I got along with them just fine as well. Even some of my clients who were American Jews were wonderful people, never did I have a business-related or any other kind of issue with any of them, and we're talking within a span of 25+ years.

These ones that are causing all these crimes against humanity are zionist jackboot thug pigs. There is a distinct distinction between the 3 groups and the tweet showed the way many Orthodox Jews feel about Israel as a non-viable nation because of zionism. The correlation between the 3 factors is as confusing as it is distinctly important.

Of course they won’t reveal their mask to you because they know who you are and where you’re from for obvious reasons.

 

[khansaheeb]

 

[thetutle]

I agree, we all hope Palestinians attain their freedom, but the difference here is Jewish people have whole backing of the West. This is unlike any other conflict where there is a balance of players. This is very one sided and extreme.

It's shockingly extreme and genocidal. The problem with Palestinians is they are not kow-towing to the empire. They re actually fighting the empire and it's hard. Everyone else just gives up and waits for an opportunity. Like there were more French in Algeria than jews in Israel in 1950. How did Algerians do it? well they survived a genocide. They took he pain and didnt draw it out for 80 years.

The poles and Hungarians just waited for the empire to fall. As did all the others. Azerbaijan waited 180 years. Indonesia probably waited 300 years. They were only freed because Dutch were starving and the Japanese gave them free weapons when the Japanese surrendered.

You gotta time your battles. Imagine things go bad in Ukraine and Russia and america lob a few nukes each others way. You would be free in a few weeks with the current capabilities on the ground.

It's really in timing. And while you wait for your chance you learn to smile, like a house servant. Be friendly and when the time comes. then you make your move.

 

[khansaheeb]

Israel admits airstrike on ambulance near hospital that witnesses say killed and wounded dozens​

https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/03/middleeast/casualties-gazas-shifa-hospital-idf/index.html

 

[thetutle]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1720602325008441409

Israel offering very good democratic guidance on how to handle prisoners. Never too late to learn democratic methods.

 

[CIA Mole]

They've used it in the past. In 2006, a Hezbollah C-802A disabled an Israeli warship.


But Russia can drag it out with its massive industrial capacity, manpower and huge stockpiles from the Soviet era. While Israel has to rely on foreign aid with only three major seaports, just a stone's throw away from the war theater. It's a major logistics issue for Israel, one that cannot be sustained long term.

if it was just israel they wouldnt have responded like this

this is US and EU responding

 

[thetutle]

The whole of Israel probably doesnt have more than 300K people who are actually willing to pick up a gun, enter an APC, fire howitzers, etc for their country. Person/soldier with gun =/= Person/Soldier willing to die for country.

This is probably a very accurate assessment. Ad out of those how many would just give up at first sign of combat. We saw that a coupe of weeks ago. Wet you have it too good you dont want to die. I dont want to die, I wouldn't fight for anyone. Let the others go first. Unless I am hungry for revenge. Currently I am not.

 

[khansaheeb]

Millions demonstrating in the UK for Palestinians and ending of Genocide:-

DAY OF ACTION FOR PALESTINE - CEASEFIRE NOW

DAY OF ACTION FOR PALESTINE - CEASEFIRE NOW! Saturday 4 November 2023 Saturday 4 November 2023 London (Central): Trafalgar Square, 2.30pm Bristol: Assemble Castle Park, 1pm Cambridge: Assemble King’s Parade, 1.30pm Canterbury: Gather at Westgate Gardens at 2pm, march to Buttermarket Sq for ra...

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[_killuminati_]

if it was just israel they wouldnt have responded like this

this is US and EU responding

Woulda coulda shoulda..

US and EU have always been behind Israel

 

[thetutle]

Turkey, what use are your Drones?:-

To free Turkish lands like Karabakh.

 

[PakistaniandProud]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1720540095978102835

 

[OldenWisdom...قول بزرگ]

In 2006, Hezbollah had nothing but small arms and rocket launchers. Yet they launched a war against oppression in Palestine.

As head of state, Nasr entered a war that he knew he could not win because he could not remain silent.

King Faisal imposed an oil embargo just because a Jewish bigot terrorist set fire to the Al-Aqsa Mosque. ín fact, when Kissinger threatened him with hitting the oil wells, his answer was: My ancestors lived by eating dates and I can live by eating dates, but when you strike the oil wells, you will have to live without oil.

These people were Arabs. As an Arab, they also saw Palestine as Arab. What I sincerely wonder about today's Arab leaders is, what do you see in Palestine?

One cannot weigh valor in coin.

If you put things in perspective the contrast couldn't be any stark...
Countries lined and volunteered to gear up for the fight... The GWOT!
Something that eventually lasted 20 years. Countless lives lost and an inordinate amount of munitions dispensed. One such among them was forsaken land of Pakistan... who not only became the land bridge and conduit for the whole operation...
It ended up selling its own people, actively operating on its side of the border, costing countless lives, internally displacing people, losing soldiers, destroying homes and infrastructure... all for the coin of it's foreign benefactor!

Just imagine that, now... if they were getting paid in their masters coin to jump into this conflict...
or whomsoever ponies up... surely they wouldn't mind getting their masses murdered, houses raised, volunteering and/or massacring their own soldiers and/or citizens...


Not for a cause, truth, righteousness or the victimized! Brits sure left the right despots to keep the seats warm for their masters.

Gazans thus stand true to their cause without a penny to their name except for decency, faith and an aim for freedom!

 

[PakistaniandProud]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1720535429105979847

 

[khansaheeb]

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The FBI director warns about threats to Americans from those inspired by the Hamas attack on Israel​

Story by By LINDSAY WHITEHURST, Associated Press • 3d

FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing on threats to the homeland, Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough)© Provided by The Associated Press
FBI Director Christopher Wray warned on Tuesday that Hamas' rampage inside Israel could inspire violence in the U.S., telling lawmakers that multiple foreign extremist groups have called for attacks against Americans and the West in recent weeks.
“We assess that the actions of Hamas and its allies will serve as an inspiration the likes of which we haven’t seen since ISIS launched its so-called caliphate years ago,” Wray said, using an acronym for the Islamic State group.
In his testimony before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, Wray gave his most detailed and ominous assessment of potential threats to the U.S. since the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israeli soldiers and civilians.
His reference to the Islamic State, a reminder of when the FBI scrambled to disrupt hastily developed plots of violence by people inspired by the group's ascendancy, underscores the bureau's concerns that the current Middle East conflict could create a similarly dangerous dynamic.
Though the FBI isn’t currently tracking an “organized threat” inside the United States, law enforcement is concerned about the potential of attacks by individuals or small groups, as occurred during the rise of the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq a decade ago.
The bureau has already seen an increase in attacks on overseas military bases and expects cyberattacks targeting American infrastructure to get worse as the conflict expands, he said.
“It is a time to be concerned. We are in a dangerous period,” Wray said. “We shouldn’t stop going out, but we should be vigilant.”
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, meanwhile, said his agency has responded to an increase in threats against Jewish, Muslim, and Arab American communities in the U.S. since the Oct. 7 attack.
“Hate directed at Jewish students, communities and institutions add to a preexisting increase in the level of antisemitism in the United States and around the world,” he said.
Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan said Jewish leaders in her state of New Hampshire say congregants are scared to go to synagogue, and Republican Sen. Rick Scott of Florida has heard similar fears from people in his state.
“I know our Jewish families all across my state and all across the country are pretty scared to death right now,” Scott said.
Wray cited sobering statistics in his response, saying that Jewish people make up 2.4% of the U.S. population but are the targets of about 60% of religious-based hate crimes. “That should be jarring to everyone,” he said.


FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing on threats to the homeland, Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough)© Provided by The Associated Press
The FBI has also opened a hate-crime investigation in the death of a 6-year-old Muslim boy who police say was stabbed to death by his landlord in an attack that also seriously wounded his mother, Wray said. Police and relatives have said the victims were singled out because of their faith and as a response to the war between Israel and Hamas.


Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, FBI Director Christopher Wray and National Counterterrorism Center Office Director Christine Abizaid, from left, are sworn in before testifying during a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing on threats to the homeland, Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023, on Capitol Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough)© Provided by The Associated Press


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Video seems to show Hamas fighter running up to an Israeli tank, planting an explosive on it, then shooting it​

Story by insider@insider.com (Mia Jankowicz) • 13h

A still from footage released by Hamas' Al-Qassam brigade on November 2 2023, showing the moment a fighter places a device on an Israeli tank. Al-Qassam Brigades/Telegram© Al-Qassam Brigades/Telegram

• Hamas' fighters released footage purporting to show an Israeli tank under attack.
• It's one of a number of videos documenting the group's guerrilla tactics against heavy armor.
• The IDF said it has killed Hamas' head of anti-tank units.

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11 powerful images of the wave of surprise attacks on Israel by Palestinian militants including burning tanks and rocket barrages©Amir Cohen/REUTERS

• Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has declared a state of war after Hamas launched a surprise attack.
• Hamas has fired thousands of rockets at Israel in "Operation Al-Aqsa Storm."
• Insider compiled 11 dramatic images showing the consequences of the surprise attack on Israel.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared a state of war after Palestinian militant organization Hamas launched thousands of rockets in a surprise attack on Saturday.
"The Israel Defense Forces will defend Israeli civilians and the Hamas terrorist organization will pay heavy price for its actions," Israel Defense Forces said in a statement, per Insider.
Hamas' military commander Mohammad Deif called on Palestinians in Israel and those in neighboring Arab countries to join the attack, which he called "Operation Al-Aqsa Storm," in a rare statement, per the Washington Post.
Palestinian militants infiltrated Israeli territory by land, sea, and some even used motorized paragliders as the attacks continued.
Images show the scale of the attacks, including captured Israeli military vehicles, buildings aflame, and Israelis fleeing areas targeted by Hamas.
Latest reports from Israeli media say 40 Israelis have been killed so far, with a further 740 people wounded by the Hamas bombings and raids.
Israel's foreign ministry claimed that Hamas fighters were wantonly murdering civilians, per Sky News.
Here are 11 dramatic images as the conflict unfolds.
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Hamas released footage that appears to show the guerrilla-style destruction of an Israeli tank in Gaza.
In what appears to be helmet-cam footage, the fighter spies a number of tanks from behind bushes. He then rushes out and places an explosive on one of them, before dashing away.
From behind cover, he fires a rocket-propelled grenade and a brief burst of flame is seen in the distance. The tank struck appears to be one of Israel's Merkava main battle tanks.
In a second clip, a fighter picks up pieces of metal detritus, with the captions claiming they are the remains of the same tank.
The video, released on Thursday, can be seen in this post on X:

The explosion may have been the result of the Merkava's Trophy active protection system activating, as The Drive reported.
Insider was unable to verify the footage, and a spokesperson for the IDF declined to comment.
It's one of several videos released by the Al-Qassam Brigade, the wing of Hamas that led the mass assault on October 7. Both Hamas and Al-Qassam are separately designated as terrorist organizations by an array of countries.
According to commentary attached to the video on the group's channels, the fighter fired an Al-Yassin-105 shell at the tank, which was said to be east of Gaza's Al-Zaytoun neighborhood.
The IDF said on Wednesday that it killed the head of the Hamas anti-tank missile unit, Muhammad A'sar, in an air strike, according to Sky News.
Israel's troops moved two miles into Gaza on Monday, according to a CNN analysis. The IDF says it lost 16 fighters in the ground operation, per Sky News.
Hamas claims to have destroyed several tanks in Gaza since then.
Helmet-cam footage shared on Wednesday appeared to show tanks being targeted by fighters from tunnels and from behind brush cover, in strikes the group says were also east of Al-Zaytoun.
Following Israel's declaration of war on Hamas, the commander of Israel's armored corps, Brigadier General Hisham Ibrahim told The Economist that the forces' tank divisions would not repeat the mistakes made by Russia in its invasion of Ukraine.
"They fought there in a single-corps fashion, instead of using combined arms tactics," Ibrahim said.
That is to say, Israel wouldn't be sending tank formations out alone — as Russia so disastrously did — but would use them in combination with infantry, artillery, air cover and intelligence support.
That video did not align with that — there were no visible infantry or other forces who acted to stop the Hamas fighter. Some commentators said that Israel had made a mistake by not posting infantry near its tank.
Tanks in general have been shown to be far more vulnerable to highly-powered, inexpensive munitions in recent conflicts. In Russia's case, large numbers of tanks were left to be picked off from a safe distance by Ukraine's nimble forces.
Analysts have predicted that Israel's fight in Gaza — which has seen massive civilian destruction — would not be a lightning offensive.
Shlomo Brom, an IDF director of strategic planning, told The Guardian that taking the north of Gaza — where the IDF believes most of Hamas is based — "will be slow, very hard."


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