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8 hours ago, ozimoron said:

 

I'm saying that hamas had no reason to take it this time. And guess what, I'm right! They didn't!

 

@ozimoron

 

Other than you getting the timeline wrong, 'No reason', how?

Wouldn't saving some of their people from death, allowing supplies in and so on be reason enough?

 

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8 hours ago, ozimoron said:

Israeli National Security Advisor Tzachi Hangebi said Israel may have to go to war against Hezbollah to prevent a deadlier version of 7 October unfolding in Northern Israel.

 

"The Israelis are anticipating within the next six weeks to two months that if the diplomatic track isn't working, they're going to have to opt for some kind of military solution"

 

https://www.newarab.com/analysis/all-out-war-between-israel-and-hezbollah-horizon

 

@ozimoron

 

Hanegbi is often used to float things for Netanyahu, test the public waters, as it were. Here's another piece from just a day ago (it was already labeled a misunderstanding, maybe polls didn't show the right results):

 

Israel may ease opposition to PA ruling post-war Gaza, Hanegbi implies in Arabic op-ed

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/israel-may-ease-opposition-to-pa-ruling-post-war-gaza-hanegbi-implies-in-arabic-op-ed/ar-AA1lQKMC

 

Just another case of you posting stuff you're clueless about.

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Posted
18 hours ago, Morch said:

 

I don't think that there was a mass bombardment of 'safe zones'. Links and maps to attack shown on these topics do not support this.

 

Here's an idea, though - Hamas got all them tunnels, bunkers etc. - how about letting their own people in?

Did I say mass bombardments?   But anyhow any bombing at all in the area of course defeats the purpose of calling them safe areas doesnt it?

 

Allowing Palestinian civilians into the tunnels would create a massive security risk obviously.  Locations of the tunnels, entrences etc would need to be kept top secret.

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2 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

Did I say mass bombardments?   But anyhow any bombing at all in the area of course defeats the purpose of calling them safe areas doesnt it?

 

Allowing Palestinian civilians into the tunnels would create a massive security risk obviously.  Locations of the tunnels, entrences etc would need to be kept top secret.

 

Battlefield mistakes may happen, that's a reality of war. I'm yet to see a credible figure of how many people were killed as a result of such a 'safe zone' bombardment, or even how many such bombings are claimed. I agree that it would have been better if they did not happen, but a battle zone is not a very orderly place.

 

Security risk to Hamas vs. increased security for Gazans.

That was my point.

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On 12/23/2023 at 5:27 PM, Morch said:

 

Various figures cite tens of thousands bombs and munitions dropped, fired and launched on the Gaza Strip. The IAF is good, but it's inevitable there will be misses, mistakes and misjudgements. I guess that had it been an air force of lesser quality, there would be more of that.

 

What you believe is immaterial. There are more and more voices from the Gaza Strip (and the West Bank) berating and criticizing Hamas for bringing this calamity on their heads. I'm also pretty sure not everyone is thrilled to be 'sacrificed', surely not for leaders living in luxury at the Gulf. But again - I point out that there was (is) a way to protect civilians, if Hamas so wished. You do not accept it, fine.

 

When you start with 'butchers' etc., that's when I know there's no one home to talk to. You sounds like you need a little rest.

Not enough voices berating Israel for actively supporting Hamas to the detriment of Gazans, though. Sure, Israelis are angry about that support for the consequences to them but as for what the Gazans are suffering, not so much, if at all. In fact, more like the opposite is widely the case.

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8 minutes ago, placeholder said:

Not enough voices berating Israel for actively supporting Hamas to the detriment of Gazans, though. Sure, Israelis are angry about that support for the consequences to them but as for what the Gazans are suffering, not so much, if at all. In fact, more like the opposite is widely the case.

 

I'm sure you thought you had a smart point.

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NYT doing its best to be impartial...........lol

 

"Unable to reach Al-Qaeda or the Taliban, the @nytimes settled on having Hamas write its guest essay. For the record, the word “hostage” doesn’t appear once in this Hamas propaganda piece."

 

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https://twitter.com/AvivaKlompas/status/1739274218787799267

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/24/opinion/gaza-city-palestine-war.html

https://archive.ph/LsKfQ

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On 12/24/2023 at 5:20 AM, thaibeachlovers said:

You are way behind in number of dead Palestinians. It's over 20,000 now.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/12/22/gaza-israel-war-20000-dead/

More than 20,000 dead in Gaza, as U.N. calls for fighting pause and aid

 

 

Israel will pay for this insanity, and the USA moreso as this war would not have turned into a genocide and wholesale land theft without their support.

Agree. Much of the world is against them now and more every time they blow up residential buildings with hundreds dead and dying.

Israel will indeed pay for this in the future. Karma will get them.

 

As for America. IMO the leaders, of both parties, have made America complicit in  this atrocity, and are ruining America's reputation world wide.

Who could trust them to be a neutral arbiter of conflicts after their one sided support for the destruction of Gaza, while IMO lying to the world about how they are doing their hardest to rein in the israeli atrocites.

One only needs look at who is the obstacle to any sort of meaningful resolution in the UN. Even Russia is on the right side on this.

IMO more aid without a ceasefire is a nonsense, and shame on the lot of them for pretending that the resolution is anything other than garbage. Desperately trying to hang onto their well paid jobs IMO.

 

If nothing else, this conflict has brought front and center how useless the UN is and how it has abysmally failed in it's charter to bring peace to the world.

Either get rid of the veto, or get rid of the security council, IMO.

Yes you are right, I havnt kept up with it over Christmas as too sickening, both the horrendous slaughter plus the aperthy towards it, extremely difficult to comprehend the lengths some go to condone it.

 

There have been too many wars of late that have been waged for unjustified reasons and they have got away with it regardless.  This has been an influence I believe, on Israels decisions as to just how far they will go.  As you say, the UN is completely useless while the veto system is in place, it makes a mockery of the very purpose of the Security Council.

 

And yes the world is well aware of the US's complicity in the genocide, they leave no doubts of their role.

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Posted
7 hours ago, Jingthing said:

I will focus on ONE of your sentences.

This isn't another war. This is THIS war.

Are you actually and seriously asserting that Israel went to THIS war with Hamas for no reason?!?

Where did I say that?  Are you misquoting somebody elses post.

 

 

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37 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

So we are in agreement.   Israel must be held to account for the occupation, murder and rape they have subjected the innocent Palestinians to.

Twisted logic how you make that from the below post but then you did admit to not keeping up with the situation

 

7 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

  Release  the hostages and bring the murderers and rapists and war criminals to justice and this war can come to an end .

   Taking hostages is a war crime and the war criminals need to face justice 

 

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9 hours ago, ThaiFelix said:

Yes you are right, I havnt kept up with it over Christmas as too sickening, both the horrendous slaughter plus the aperthy towards it, extremely difficult to comprehend the lengths some go to condone it.

 

There have been too many wars of late that have been waged for unjustified reasons and they have got away with it regardless.  This has been an influence I believe, on Israels decisions as to just how far they will go.  As you say, the UN is completely useless while the veto system is in place, it makes a mockery of the very purpose of the Security Council.

 

And yes the world is well aware of the US's complicity in the genocide, they leave no doubts of their role.

 

 

"There have been too many wars of late that have been waged for unjustified reasons"

 

Implying that 7/10 was 'unjustified reason' for war is a choice.

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6 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

Twisted logic how you make that from the below post but then you did admit to not keeping up with the situation

 

 

Certainly sounded to me like it was the Israelis being described??

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6 hours ago, Morch said:

 

 

"There have been too many wars of late that have been waged for unjustified reasons"

 

Implying that 7/10 was 'unjustified reason' for war is a choice.

No not at all, this war  all started well before October 7.

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15 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

Certainly sounded to me like it was the Israelis being described??

I gave benifit of doubt but the other option was just plain deflection

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Posted
27 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

Certainly sounded to me like it was the Israelis being described??

 

As Mom used to say, you hear what you want to hear.

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43 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

No not at all, this war  all started well before October 7.

 

These topics are about current events, hence 'this war' applies to that.

If it's about you objecting to Israel's existence just say so.

 

 

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Posted
38 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

No not at all, this war  all started well before October 7.

NO!

This conflict did. Certainly.

This WAR started October 7.

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