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*You still have not answered what you are doing in Japan and not in Iran?
The biggest clash between Syria and Israel since 1974 has started.
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*You still have not answered what you are doing in Japan and not in Iran?
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Talmudic cockroaches remember their smashing defeat in 2006, something they went through great preparations to bring about (Harriri assassination, fraud tribunal, removing Syrian troops from Lebanon etc). Their cowardice knows no bounds and they're afraid to send jets deep into Syrian airspace now. Send them all scurrying to their bunkers, bunch of vermin.
The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that 28 F-15 and F-16 fighter planes participated in the attack on the night in Syria
It is reported that Israel has sent over 60 bombs, including more than 10 tactical ones
Breaking:The message from the United States to Iran: If Israel is harmed, we will respond.
It is reported that Israel has sent over 60 bombs, including more than 10 tactical ones
Breaking:The message from the United States to Iran: If Israel is harmed, we will respond.
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'Jews are commanded by Judaism to be loyal to government' can't tell if troll or just lying as per Jewish tradition to do so. American Jewry built Israel and has always had its foremost allegiance to Israel, pushing the US into harmful wars for purely Israeli purposes with no regard for American lives and property lost. Jews themselves are a scourge, their tribalism knows no bounds. Every state that got sick of them and tossed them out did so because Judaism is an inherently racist religion and anti-assimilation.
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Major Israeli raids hit 'Iranian' targets in Syria after rocket fire
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This photo provided early Thursday, May 10, 2018, by the government-controlled Syrian Central Military Media, shows missiles rise into the sky as Israeli missiles hit air defense position and other military bases, in Damascus, Syria. — AP
Israel's army on Thursday said it had carried out widespread raids against Iranian targets in Syria overnight after rocket fire towards its forces which it blamed on Iran, marking a sharp escalation between the two enemies.
The incident came after weeks of rising tensions and followed United States President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from a key 2015 Iran nuclear deal on Tuesday, a move Israel had long advocated.
The raids were one of the largest Israeli military operations in recent years and the biggest such assault on Iranian targets, the military said.
“We hit nearly all the Iranian infrastructure in Syria,” Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman told a security conference on Thursday morning.
“They need to remember the saying that if it rains on us, it'll storm on them. I hope we've finished this episode and everyone understood.” Israel carried out the raids after it said around 20 rockets, either Fajr or Grad type, were fired from Syria at its forces in the occupied Golan Heights at around midnight.
It blamed the rocket fire on Iran's Al-Quds force, adding that Israel's anti-missile system intercepted four of the projectiles while the rest did not land in its territory.
No Israelis were wounded.
If confirmed, the incident would be the first such rocket fire by Iranian forces in Syria towards Israel.
“We know that comes from the al-Quds force,” army spokesman lieutenant-colonel Jonathan Conricus said, referring to the special forces unit affiliated with Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said dozens of rockets were fired from Syria toward the Israeli-occupied Golan, but did not confirm they were fired by Iranian forces.
It alleged the rockets followed a “first Israeli bombardment on the town of Baath” in Quneitra province.
A senior pro-regime military source in Syria confirmed the salvo of rockets, but insisted Israel had fired first.
'Not looking to escalate'
Later, in the early hours of the morning, explosions were heard in Damascus, while live images were broadcast on television showing projectiles above the Syrian capital and several missiles destroyed by Syrian anti-aircraft systems.
Syrian state media reported that Israeli missile strikes had hit military bases as well as an arms depot and a military radar installation, without specifying the locations.
The official SANA news agency added that “dozens of missiles were shot down by anti-aircraft systems in Syrian airspace”, saying a number of missiles had reached their targets.
Israel's military later confirmed it had carried out the raids, saying dozens of Iranian military targets had been struck and all of its aircraft had returned safely.
Conricus said intelligence, logistics, storage and vehicles as well as the origin of the rockets were targeted. Syrian air defences, which fired dozens of times on Israeli forces, were also targeted, he said.
There had been no comment from Iranian officials.
Lieberman called the rocket fire “a new phase”.
“We don't want an escalation, but won't let anyone attack us or build an infrastructure to attack us in the future,” he said.
“We're facing a new reality. The Iranian attempt to bring anti-aircraft systems to our borders and close our skies is intolerable and unacceptable.”
An Israeli military statement said “this Iranian aggression is another proof of the intentions behind the establishment of the Iranian regime in Syria and the threat it poses to Israel and regional stability.” It added that it “will not allow the Iranian threat to establish itself in Syria. The Syrian regime will be held accountable for everything happening in its territory.”
French President Emmanuel Macron called on Thursday for “de-escalation” between Israel and Iran, adding that he would discuss the issue later in the day with German chancellor Angela Merkel.
'Right to protect self'
Israel has long warned that it will not accept Iran entrenching itself militarily in neighbouring Syria, where Tehran is supporting President Bashar al-Assad's regime in the country's seven-year civil war.
Israel has been blamed for a series of recent strikes inside Syria that have killed Iranians, though it did not acknowledge those raids.
It does acknowledge carrying out dozens of raids in Syria to stop what it says are advanced arms deliveries to Iran-backed Hezbollah, another key foe of Israel.
Israel had been preparing itself for weeks for possible Iranian retaliation.
Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal has added to tensions and led to a new level of uncertainty over how Iran will respond.
On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held talks in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose country has provided massive military and diplomatic backing to Assad's regime.
“I told President Putin that it is the right of every state, certainly the right of Israel, to take the necessary steps in order to protect itself from this aggression,” Netanyahu said in a statement, referring to Iran's presence in Syria.
Netanyahu and Putin have held a series of meetings and telephone conversations in recent months, particularly regarding Syria.
The two countries have established a hotline to avoid accidental clashes in the war-torn country.
In February, Israel accused Iranian forces at the T-4 base in central Syria of sending a drone into Israeli territory.
After targeting Iranian units in Syria in retaliation, an Israel F-16 was shot down by Syrian anti-aircraft fire in one of the conflict's most notable escalations.
Israel then carried out what it called “large-scale” raids on Syrian air defence systems and Iranian targets, which reportedly included T-4.
Israel later said the drone had been armed.
AFPMay 10, 2018
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This photo provided early Thursday, May 10, 2018, by the government-controlled Syrian Central Military Media, shows missiles rise into the sky as Israeli missiles hit air defense position and other military bases, in Damascus, Syria. — AP
Israel's army on Thursday said it had carried out widespread raids against Iranian targets in Syria overnight after rocket fire towards its forces which it blamed on Iran, marking a sharp escalation between the two enemies.
The incident came after weeks of rising tensions and followed United States President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from a key 2015 Iran nuclear deal on Tuesday, a move Israel had long advocated.
The raids were one of the largest Israeli military operations in recent years and the biggest such assault on Iranian targets, the military said.
“We hit nearly all the Iranian infrastructure in Syria,” Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman told a security conference on Thursday morning.
“They need to remember the saying that if it rains on us, it'll storm on them. I hope we've finished this episode and everyone understood.” Israel carried out the raids after it said around 20 rockets, either Fajr or Grad type, were fired from Syria at its forces in the occupied Golan Heights at around midnight.
It blamed the rocket fire on Iran's Al-Quds force, adding that Israel's anti-missile system intercepted four of the projectiles while the rest did not land in its territory.
No Israelis were wounded.
If confirmed, the incident would be the first such rocket fire by Iranian forces in Syria towards Israel.
“We know that comes from the al-Quds force,” army spokesman lieutenant-colonel Jonathan Conricus said, referring to the special forces unit affiliated with Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said dozens of rockets were fired from Syria toward the Israeli-occupied Golan, but did not confirm they were fired by Iranian forces.
It alleged the rockets followed a “first Israeli bombardment on the town of Baath” in Quneitra province.
A senior pro-regime military source in Syria confirmed the salvo of rockets, but insisted Israel had fired first.
'Not looking to escalate'
Later, in the early hours of the morning, explosions were heard in Damascus, while live images were broadcast on television showing projectiles above the Syrian capital and several missiles destroyed by Syrian anti-aircraft systems.
Syrian state media reported that Israeli missile strikes had hit military bases as well as an arms depot and a military radar installation, without specifying the locations.
The official SANA news agency added that “dozens of missiles were shot down by anti-aircraft systems in Syrian airspace”, saying a number of missiles had reached their targets.
Israel's military later confirmed it had carried out the raids, saying dozens of Iranian military targets had been struck and all of its aircraft had returned safely.
Conricus said intelligence, logistics, storage and vehicles as well as the origin of the rockets were targeted. Syrian air defences, which fired dozens of times on Israeli forces, were also targeted, he said.
There had been no comment from Iranian officials.
Lieberman called the rocket fire “a new phase”.
“We don't want an escalation, but won't let anyone attack us or build an infrastructure to attack us in the future,” he said.
“We're facing a new reality. The Iranian attempt to bring anti-aircraft systems to our borders and close our skies is intolerable and unacceptable.”
An Israeli military statement said “this Iranian aggression is another proof of the intentions behind the establishment of the Iranian regime in Syria and the threat it poses to Israel and regional stability.” It added that it “will not allow the Iranian threat to establish itself in Syria. The Syrian regime will be held accountable for everything happening in its territory.”
French President Emmanuel Macron called on Thursday for “de-escalation” between Israel and Iran, adding that he would discuss the issue later in the day with German chancellor Angela Merkel.
'Right to protect self'
Israel has long warned that it will not accept Iran entrenching itself militarily in neighbouring Syria, where Tehran is supporting President Bashar al-Assad's regime in the country's seven-year civil war.
Israel has been blamed for a series of recent strikes inside Syria that have killed Iranians, though it did not acknowledge those raids.
It does acknowledge carrying out dozens of raids in Syria to stop what it says are advanced arms deliveries to Iran-backed Hezbollah, another key foe of Israel.
Israel had been preparing itself for weeks for possible Iranian retaliation.
Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal has added to tensions and led to a new level of uncertainty over how Iran will respond.
On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held talks in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose country has provided massive military and diplomatic backing to Assad's regime.
“I told President Putin that it is the right of every state, certainly the right of Israel, to take the necessary steps in order to protect itself from this aggression,” Netanyahu said in a statement, referring to Iran's presence in Syria.
Netanyahu and Putin have held a series of meetings and telephone conversations in recent months, particularly regarding Syria.
The two countries have established a hotline to avoid accidental clashes in the war-torn country.
In February, Israel accused Iranian forces at the T-4 base in central Syria of sending a drone into Israeli territory.
After targeting Iranian units in Syria in retaliation, an Israel F-16 was shot down by Syrian anti-aircraft fire in one of the conflict's most notable escalations.
Israel then carried out what it called “large-scale” raids on Syrian air defence systems and Iranian targets, which reportedly included T-4.
Israel later said the drone had been armed.
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The Great Khazaars will rule over you Jews and Arabs.
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Discussing the ideology of states isn't spam. Israel isn't a racist apartheid state for no reason (of a sort worse than Apartheid South Africa was, as Bishop Desmond Tutu put it). It's that way because it follows hateful Judaic principles.
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Israel is attacking with missiles and fighter jets and in the absence of any concrete Iranian response Iran's supporters on this forum are responding with their mouths. Iran should be grateful to these key board warriors for their heroic resistance. According to the assad and mullah tv the damage done to the israeli positions is extensive.
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People should either support Syria/Iran/Russia Alliance against USA/ISRAEL/SAUDI or they should shut up completely from this Ummah Jihad muslim brotherhood nonsense.
This thread is a classical example. I see no Pro-Saudi Hawks here who claim to be "MUJAHIDEEN" of Islam and curse Israel for gullible public don't speak a word in favor of the only axis that counters Israel.
And keep shitting "IRAN/RUSSIA can do nothing to Israel they are collaborating with them" bla bla bla. I don't know why but Salafi Extremism always end up being on side of Zio-US alliance indirectly despite claiming to be resistance, Either because of their Stupidity or deliberate policy.
Anyways in real world. This is bad for the region. Israel should hold its horses. USA/RUSSIA should play their role to calm things down instead of Playing their petty cold war games.
And Syria/Allies under no circumstances should take the bait and retaliate against Israel. Thats what it wants. Just when Damascus is being in final stage of liberation from Extremists, This shit started to happen. Consolidate Power gradually. Hizbullah just won elections in Lebanon, Syria is defeating extremists day by day. May God be with the Axis of Resistance
This thread is a classical example. I see no Pro-Saudi Hawks here who claim to be "MUJAHIDEEN" of Islam and curse Israel for gullible public don't speak a word in favor of the only axis that counters Israel.
And keep shitting "IRAN/RUSSIA can do nothing to Israel they are collaborating with them" bla bla bla. I don't know why but Salafi Extremism always end up being on side of Zio-US alliance indirectly despite claiming to be resistance, Either because of their Stupidity or deliberate policy.
Anyways in real world. This is bad for the region. Israel should hold its horses. USA/RUSSIA should play their role to calm things down instead of Playing their petty cold war games.
And Syria/Allies under no circumstances should take the bait and retaliate against Israel. Thats what it wants. Just when Damascus is being in final stage of liberation from Extremists, This shit started to happen. Consolidate Power gradually. Hizbullah just won elections in Lebanon, Syria is defeating extremists day by day. May God be with the Axis of Resistance
The Iranian regime can not say that it failed
After all, the people in Iran are already nervous about the government
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