Bkk Brian

What can the UN do? Impose sanctions? Lol. Glad you find this so amusing.

This does obviously not please the Hamas apologists and supporters. They would rather want constant ammunition to attack Israel with. This proposal shows Israel is prepared to go the extra mile for a hostage release even over and above the resolutions issued by the UN Security Council and The EU Parliament. Not sure how anyone can disregard or criticize this but then the Hamas terrorists don't care for the Gazan civilians who would obviously benefit from this to. This also includes significant reduction in IDF ops once fighting resumes which will make the whole process of dismantling Hamas take even longer.

Deflection, this is nothing to do with Nord Stream.

Personally I pray for their survival, either being rescued or through negations, I find it distasteful to put odds on the lives of innocent, children, women and men just to please your request, I have more respect for them and their families than that. I have already posted my preferred option here but it seems Hamas wants no part of it.

There's a reason the UN would be very interested in shipments from NK to Russia. Why would they be interested in pics of US arms?

Because this is a covid topic, flu topic here: 200,000 doses of flu vaccine to be provided to tourism service providers https://aseannow.com/topic/1316409-200000-doses-of-flu-vaccine-to-be-provided-to-tourism-service-providers

Well yes maybe if you are fortunate not to have health issues but for some its still a serious concern, the reason they also keep up to date with flu vaccines.

Fighting intensifying around Khan Younis IDF takes over Hamas HQ in Khan Yunis killing dozens of terrorists During fighting, the Brigade's forces killed dozens of terrorists, read the statement. Additionally, the IDF reported raids of dozens of terrorist infrastructure objects as well as take-over of the Hamas headquarters in the area. Weapons - explosives, grenades, cartridges and rockets - were located during the raid. Israeli troops are also said to have located and destroyed a house where terrorists manufactured weaponry. https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel-at-war/1705915948-idf-takes-over-hamas-hq-in-khan-yunis-killing-dozens-of-terrorists Hamas says IDF storming one Khan Younis hospital, surrounding another; no comment from IDF Troops advanced for the first time into the al-Mawasi district near the Mediterranean Coast, west of Khan Younis, the main city in southern Gaza. There, they stormed the Al-Khair hospital and were arresting medical staff, Gaza health ministry spokesman Ashraf al Qidra tells Reuters. There was no immediate word from Israel on the situation at the hospital. The military spokesperson’s office had no comment. Israel says its operations in Gaza are targeting Hamas, the terror group that rules the Strip, and not civilians, although Hamas is known for hiding its attack infrastructure in hospitals and other civilian locations. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/hamas-says-idf-storming-one-khan-younis-hospital-surrounding-another-no-comment-from-idf/ All connected to this no doubt: 'Beneath the ground, the IDF is moving closer and closer to the hostages and the position of the #Hamas leadership'

Well Russia who we know has not designated Hamas as a terrorist organization and in fact did them the honour of having Hamas leaders visit Moscow twice since Oct 7th, the last one a few days ago, have just been told this by Hamas regarding the Russian hostages: Hamas rejects Moscow's request to release hostages 'captured' during Oct 7 attacks The Hamas delegation met with Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov, following which, the Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement calling for the swift release of the hostages held in Gaza, three of whom are Russian nationals. "The Russian side stressed the need for the speedy release of civilians captured during the attacks of 7 October 2023 and held by Palestinian factions, including three Russian citizens - A. Kozlov, A. Lobanov and A. Trufanov," the foreign ministry said in a statement. Although none of the three were serving in the military at the time of their abduction, Hamas considers hostages within a certain age range to be soldiers. "Hamas doesn't care if they're Russian, French or whatever. https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel-at-war/1705832592-hamas-rejects-moscow-s-request-to-release-hostages-captured-during-oct-7-attacks

Did I say I don't know what this means? Do you know what goodnight means?

Good night is zzzzzzzzzz

Oh I know. Absolutely terrible. Can't stop thinking about it me. Goodnight

Like I said, how wrong you are,

There you go again......

Nah, it just triggers me when I see an abject lack of balance Oh the irony....... I said I was flattered by your continual replies. Proof you don't read them....lol

Oh how wrong you are.

I didn't say you read them. That was pretty obvious you fail in that dept

More than nobody. Read the post I was responding to. What have I told you before about following every post I make.

No, there are still plenty of civilians left in Northern Gaza: As Israel dials back the intensity of its military campaign in the northern Gaza Strip, some residents say they are able to walk through war-ravaged neighborhoods more freely, and that the sounds of gun battles and explosions are becoming less frequent. Rami Jelde, 32, a resident of Gaza City, said that over the last four weeks he had not seen any Israeli soldiers while walking the streets of what was Gaza’s most populous city before the war. https://archive.ph/gUm29 NYT Seems quite a few don't want a return to Hamas rule either, they kinda feel that all this has been Hamas's fault. "Mohammed al-Khaldi, a father of two children displaced from Gaza City, told the BBC: "I lost my home, my shop and my source of income. I am no longer able to provide the simplest requirements of life for my children. "I hold the Israeli occupation responsible for the massive destruction, but I do not absolve Hamas of responsibility for everything that happened," he said." "A businessman called Mohammed agreed. "We have lived under unjust rule for more than 16 years. Hamas imposed heavy taxes on us and now they have dragged us into a devastating war in which we lost our property, money and homes," he told the BBC." https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68034128

What were the names of those 4 generals, only the IDF have no record of this. Its amazing how one person (Eisen) does not have all the answers to this and how you are so critical of her but then again, not so amazing I guess. The bonus is at least you have her name now eh....

I am flattered you follow my every post but at least make your response worthwhile. Your crystal ball needs polishing.

What genocide?

Where?

Where did I stop you....?

I read both links I posted