Israel at war
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Instead, we can use the word WINNERS in the fight against terrorists.
But this link from Rich reinforces that Hamas is losing on the battlefield, in the courts and especially in the halls of power. The world hates terrorists.
Israel has killed more journalists than any other war in the last century.
Wow, Israel can beat a concentration camp filled with refugees, with no army, no airforce, no heavy weapons by killing mostly women and children.
So powerful.
You are winning like South Africa in the 1970's.
You are winning like Germany in 1944.
Israel will go on trial for genocide.
You will be forever known as a supporter of genocide.
Hey shack, maybe you can do your little happy dance today.
Israel killed 31 more people in Gaza.
All by Netanyahu's orders.
Not surprising he's killing all the hostages.
Where could they possibly keep them that would be safe?
Right wing ideologues aren't going to change their mind to survive the next election.
They would have to be voted out to make this deal.
But them being voted out means the whole "let's persecute the war in this bloodthirsty manner" becomes moot because they would have already been removed.
Then why are you positing that Israel would have to moderate if you firmly believe that no one in the West or Israel wants to moderate?
This just feels like you wishcasting a result where everyone makes happy and nice magically.
You're whole argument seems to be "everyone will be voted out and then when completely different people are there they will take a completely different strategy".
Which doesn't seem like it deals much with what is actually happening now.
My understanding is that Bibi's government is already extremely unpopular.
I don't think the war is being "persecuted in a bloodthirsty manner". I think the war is being persecuted in the only way it can be if Hamas is going to be removed. I also think that Labour will persecute the war in the same way. My issue is the nutty extremist rhetoric from Bibi's cabinet and the suggestion that the Israelis might start to settle Gaza.
See above.
Nobody thinks Hamas can be removed, its just Netanyahu's justification for continuing the genocide.
There are 100,000 dead, injured and missing.
70% of them are women and children.
1/5 of the hostages have been killed by Israeli bombings.
Estimates are that 80% of Hamas is still fighting.
Netanyahu is barely hanging on, his people hate him, his government hates and without the war he's done.
Biden has killed his reelection changes.
The ICJ ruling means the sanctions against Israel will multiply.
Hamas has a truce proposal
- During the first phase, Hamas would release Israeli captives, including women, children, the elderly and the sick in exchange for 1,500 prisoners. They would include 500 Palestinians who received long sentences, including life sentences, as well as all women, children and elderly people held in Israeli prisons.
- At least 500 trucks of aid and fuel would be brought daily into all areas of the Gaza Strip.
- Hamas demands the return of displaced Palestinians to their places of residence, a guarantee of freedom of movement between the north and south of the Gaza Strip and the opening of border crossings.
- Hamas also demands that at least 60,000 temporary homes and 200,000 tents be allowed to enter the strip during the first phase.
- Additional approvals would be required for a plan to reconstruct destroyed homes, economic facilities and public facilities within three years.
- Hamas also demands that settlers stop storming Al-Aqsa Mosque and the situation at Islam’s third holiest site return to how it was before 2002.
Do you know how stupid you sound saying that? You just admitted that Hamas is fighting a war that they cannot possibly win. All that they are doing is leading the Gazans to the slaughter which was an inevitability from the very start.
So stupid of Hamas to attack on Oct.7, in that case. Don't you agree?
If Hamas had surrendered on Jan.1 how many fewer Gazans would have died. You are an accomplice in those deaths. You are supporting the genocide of Palestinians by Hamas.
How old are those pics? What war did they come from? What country?
I need to ask because you've already admitted that you've posted pics that are years old trying to pass them off as current. As such, nobody can accept the pics you post at face value. That is the reputation that you have created for yourself.
Have you ever lied in the Politics Forum on TERB? Refusal to answer (AKA hiding under covers) is an admission that you have lied. Only guilty people plead the 5th.
Huh? You just admitted that Hamas is fighting a war that they cannot win. How can they possibly survive?
Frankfooter said:
Wow, Israel can beat a concentration camp filled with refugees, with no army, no airforce, no heavy weapons by killing mostly women and children.
So powerful.
How many since Jan.1? They were all avoidable if Hamas had simply surrendered in a conflict that they cannot win.
What is the point of this post? I think that there are very few here, if any, who want him to remain once the war is over. You are reinforcing our hopes.
6 year old Palestinian girl trapped in car with dead relatives now missing, along with rescuers sent to save her.
Yes, we all know you think that if Hamas surrendered Israel could have properly raped the rest of Gaza with less fuss.
You really should get yourself checked out.
When I post older photos they include the dates and are used to point out that the Israel's slaughter of Palestinians has been ongoing for a long, long time.
Israel kills head of Hamas police's special forces in Rafah (msn.com)
AHamas police vehicle was struck in Gaza's southern city of Rafah on Wednesday evening in what Palestinian media reported as a targeted assassination by the IDF.
According to the reports, Hamas police's special forces head, Majdi Abd al-Aal, was killed in the suspected attack.
Israel has 'no plans' for minimizing Gazan casualties in Rafah
Israel has no concrete plans to minimize civilian deaths in Rafah in the case the IDF decides to launch an offensive into the southern Gaza city, CNN reported on Wednesday, citing a top Israeli military commander.
Brig.-Gen. Dan Goldfuss, commander of the 98th Division, reportedly said earlier this week that his division would work on evacuation plans "if and when" he is told to launch an invasion.
Palestinians at the site of a destroyed police car after it was hit from an Israeli airstrike in Rafah, on February 7, 2024 (credit: ATIA MOHAMMED/FLASH90)
CNN reported that the information divulged by Goldfuss was still relevant as of Wednesday afternoon.
Israel will 'coordinate with Egypt' on Rafah invasion
Earlier this week, an Israeli official said on Sunday that the IDF would coordinate with Egypt and seek ways of evacuating most of the displaced people northward ahead of any ground sweep of Rafah.
However, despite the steady flow of reports in recent weeks that the IDF would immediately take action with ground troops in Rafah, The Jerusalem Post has learned that such moves could still take time and significant negotiations.
Multiple sources have said that an IDF move in Rafah is not on the immediate horizon, even as Israel has made some progress in negotiations with Egypt over the issue.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday that he is "especially alarmed" by reports that the IDF intends to focus next on Rafah in Gaza.
"Such an action would exponentially increase what is already a humanitarian nightmare with untold regional consequences," Guterres told the 193-member UN General Assembly as he again called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the unconditional release of all hostages.
AHamas police vehicle was struck in Gaza's southern city of Rafah on Wednesday evening in what Palestinian media reported as a targeted assassination by the IDF.
According to the reports, Hamas police's special forces head, Majdi Abd al-Aal, was killed in the suspected attack.
Israel has 'no plans' for minimizing Gazan casualties in Rafah
Israel has no concrete plans to minimize civilian deaths in Rafah in the case the IDF decides to launch an offensive into the southern Gaza city, CNN reported on Wednesday, citing a top Israeli military commander.
Brig.-Gen. Dan Goldfuss, commander of the 98th Division, reportedly said earlier this week that his division would work on evacuation plans "if and when" he is told to launch an invasion.
Palestinians at the site of a destroyed police car after it was hit from an Israeli airstrike in Rafah, on February 7, 2024 (credit: ATIA MOHAMMED/FLASH90)
CNN reported that the information divulged by Goldfuss was still relevant as of Wednesday afternoon.
Israel will 'coordinate with Egypt' on Rafah invasion
Earlier this week, an Israeli official said on Sunday that the IDF would coordinate with Egypt and seek ways of evacuating most of the displaced people northward ahead of any ground sweep of Rafah.
However, despite the steady flow of reports in recent weeks that the IDF would immediately take action with ground troops in Rafah, The Jerusalem Post has learned that such moves could still take time and significant negotiations.
Multiple sources have said that an IDF move in Rafah is not on the immediate horizon, even as Israel has made some progress in negotiations with Egypt over the issue.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday that he is "especially alarmed" by reports that the IDF intends to focus next on Rafah in Gaza.
"Such an action would exponentially increase what is already a humanitarian nightmare with untold regional consequences," Guterres told the 193-member UN General Assembly as he again called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the unconditional release of all hostages.
That goes to the ICJ as more evidence, I'm sure.
You don't even notice it when you post stuff that confirms the genocide and your support of it anymore.
