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Four Thai nationals were tragically killed, and one was wounded in a rocket attack near the town of Metula, close to the Israel-Lebanon border, as announced by Thailand's Foreign Minister on Friday. The event reflects the ever-escalating tensions within the region.

 

Maris Sangiampongsa, Thailand's Foreign Minister, expressed his deep sorrow over the incident and has directed the Thai embassy in Tel Aviv to extend full support to the victims' families. The Foreign Minister also called for a return to peace talks, urging all involved parties to protect innocent civilians caught in the escalating violence.

 

This event starkly echoes last year's attacks when Hamas militants launched assaults across Israeli borders, leading to the deaths of 41 Thai nationals among 1,200 people. This attack triggered a counter-response from Israel, wreaking devastation across Gaza, leading to numerous casualties, and rippling over to affect neighbouring Lebanon with strikes against Hezbollah targets.

 

Complicating the situation further, 30 Thai nationals had been abducted during the October 7 attack, with six still believed to be held captive, according to Thai officials. This new development brings the plight of Thai workers in the region into sharper focus.

 

Before the uprising, approximately 30,000 Thai nationals were employed in Israel, predominantly within the agriculture sector, forming one of the largest migrant worker communities there. These individuals are now caught in the crossfire of a conflict not of their making, highlighting the often-unseen human cost of geopolitical strife.

 

As the violence continues, there is an urgent call for renewed diplomatic efforts that prioritise the safety and security of civilians, a cry echoed by foreign powers witnessing the suffering from afar, reported Reuters.

 

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7 hours ago, webfact said:

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Four Thai nationals were tragically killed, and one was wounded in a rocket attack near the town of Metula, close to the Israel-Lebanon border, as announced by Thailand's Foreign Minister on Friday. The event reflects the ever-escalating tensions within the region.

 

Maris Sangiampongsa, Thailand's Foreign Minister, expressed his deep sorrow over the incident and has directed the Thai embassy in Tel Aviv to extend full support to the victims' families. The Foreign Minister also called for a return to peace talks, urging all involved parties to protect innocent civilians caught in the escalating violence.

 

This event starkly echoes last year's attacks when Hamas militants launched assaults across Israeli borders, leading to the deaths of 41 Thai nationals among 1,200 people. This attack triggered a counter-response from Israel, wreaking devastation across Gaza, leading to numerous casualties, and rippling over to affect neighbouring Lebanon with strikes against Hezbollah targets.

 

Complicating the situation further, 30 Thai nationals had been abducted during the October 7 attack, with six still believed to be held captive, according to Thai officials. This new development brings the plight of Thai workers in the region into sharper focus.

 

Before the uprising, approximately 30,000 Thai nationals were employed in Israel, predominantly within the agriculture sector, forming one of the largest migrant worker communities there. These individuals are now caught in the crossfire of a conflict not of their making, highlighting the often-unseen human cost of geopolitical strife.

 

As the violence continues, there is an urgent call for renewed diplomatic efforts that prioritise the safety and security of civilians, a cry echoed by foreign powers witnessing the suffering from afar, reported Reuters.

 

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6 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   They are called Hamas .

This attack wasn't even by Hamas , it was by Hezbollah .

Hamas /Hezbollah both reject a two state solution , they both want  one Palestinian state .

   Better if you find another topic to comment on , until you learn the basics 

 

From Wikipedia:-

"Currently there is no two-state solution proposal being negotiated between Israel and Palestinians.

The Palestinian Authority supports the idea of a two-state solution; Israel at times has also supported the idea, but nowadays rejects the creation of a Palestinian state.

Long-serving Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in 2015 rejected a Palestinian state.

He again rejected a Palestinian state in June 2023.

 

Following the 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel and the subsequent Israel–Hamas war, multiple governments renewed the long-dormant idea of a two-state solution. This received serious pushback from Israel's government, especially from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu."

 

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15 minutes ago, niccodemi said:

Invade?? Israel has been occupying Gaza for decades...


Pardon? Israel withdrew from Gaza nearly twenty years ago, as agreed. Hamas brutally beat Fatah in the 2006 elections, on the platform of eradicating Israel - so tunnels, weaponry, command centres in schools, hospitals, one command tunnel was just below UNRWA Gaza HO. The UN is appalling useless at best, complicit at worst.

Do you remember when Egypt occupied Gaza?

You ought to read up a little more.

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42 minutes ago, andersonat said:

 

From Wikipedia:-

"Currently there is no two-state solution proposal being negotiated between Israel and Palestinians.

The Palestinian Authority supports the idea of a two-state solution; Israel at times has also supported the idea, but nowadays rejects the creation of a Palestinian state.

Long-serving Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in 2015 rejected a Palestinian state.

He again rejected a Palestinian state in June 2023.

 

Following the 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel and the subsequent Israel–Hamas war, multiple governments renewed the long-dormant idea of a two-state solution. This received serious pushback from Israel's government, especially from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu."

 

 

    That is because Palestinians keep attacking Israel , Palestinians will have to stop the violence before Israel agrees to a Palestinian state .

Palestinian want  two state solution now , which will lead to the eradication of Israel .

    Israel would agree to a peaceful two state deal , Palestinians wouldn't agree with a peaceful two state deal , they would keep fighting 

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Just now, andersonat said:

 

From Wikipedia:-

 

 

    If I want to read Wikipedia, I will go to the Wikipedia website .

Do you expect me to keep replying to your Wiki links ?

Stop being lazy and write your own words

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1 minute ago, andersonat said:

 

Why would the establishment of a 2-State Solution lead to the eradication of Israel ?
( - I couldn't find a section in Wikipedia that provided me with the answer.)

 

 

   Because Palestinians would attack Israel if they had there own Country and I did mean that a whole Palestine would be their aim after acquiring half the Country  and they would want the eradication of Israel , although Israel would fight back

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51 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Because Palestinians would attack Israel if they had there own Country and I did mean that a whole Palestine would be their aim after acquiring half the Country  and they would want the eradication of Israel , although Israel would fight back

 

Thanks for your reply, NC.

[Note: The "Confused" emoji given to your Post didn't come from *me*.]

 

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On 11/2/2024 at 4:37 AM, webfact said:

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Four Thai nationals were tragically killed, and one was wounded in a rocket attack near the town of Metula, close to the Israel-Lebanon border, as announced by Thailand's Foreign Minister on Friday. The event reflects the ever-escalating tensions within the region.

 

Maris Sangiampongsa, Thailand's Foreign Minister, expressed his deep sorrow over the incident and has directed the Thai embassy in Tel Aviv to extend full support to the victims' families. The Foreign Minister also called for a return to peace talks, urging all involved parties to protect innocent civilians caught in the escalating violence.

 

This event starkly echoes last year's attacks when Hamas militants launched assaults across Israeli borders, leading to the deaths of 41 Thai nationals among 1,200 people. This attack triggered a counter-response from Israel, wreaking devastation across Gaza, leading to numerous casualties, and rippling over to affect neighbouring Lebanon with strikes against Hezbollah targets.

 

Complicating the situation further, 30 Thai nationals had been abducted during the October 7 attack, with six still believed to be held captive, according to Thai officials. This new development brings the plight of Thai workers in the region into sharper focus.

 

Before the uprising, approximately 30,000 Thai nationals were employed in Israel, predominantly within the agriculture sector, forming one of the largest migrant worker communities there. These individuals are now caught in the crossfire of a conflict not of their making, highlighting the often-unseen human cost of geopolitical strife.

 

As the violence continues, there is an urgent call for renewed diplomatic efforts that prioritise the safety and security of civilians, a cry echoed by foreign powers witnessing the suffering from afar, reported Reuters.

 

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the farmer was given permission to enter the 'no go area ' by the army to pick his crop,4 dead ,dont know what happened to the greedy farmer??? . Tomatoes before Thi lives ?.

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3 hours ago, Donga said:


Pardon? Israel withdrew from Gaza nearly twenty years ago, as agreed. Hamas brutally beat Fatah in the 2006 elections, on the platform of eradicating Israel - so tunnels, weaponry, command centres in schools, hospitals, one command tunnel was just below UNRWA Gaza HO. The UN is appalling useless at best, complicit at worst.

Do you remember when Egypt occupied Gaza?

You ought to read up a little more.

 

Yep,

 

And ISLAMIST Hamas have made sure there have been no free and fair elections since 2006, and use 2006 as a mandate to continue to commit their atrocities.

 

They were and have been fighting Fatah, as they pursue a violent path leading to the basic separation with the West Bank controlled by Fatah and Gaza by Hamas.

 

Hamas has for years redirected aid for the Palestinians towards armaments and are well known for using human shields and places such as  hospitals and schools, as storage facilities for their weapons.

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