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Gaza-Israel Conflict | October 2023

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They can't bomb anything on Egyptian side they mean on Gazan territories because they believe it is ammo or weapons but Hamas has tunnels for such things
They already bombed the Rafah crossing on the Egyptian side and injured 2 Egyptians.
 
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Lmao he is retarded whomever believes in this shxt. Someone who has been to the US indians are below the Mexicans and blacks on the social ladder atleast these are fellow christian countrymen

what you people guess? what we would be ratio of Foreign students/Asians in GMAT-GRE scores of western institutes like Stanford-INSEAD?
here is a news
 
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Even a decisive Israeli military victory is unlikely to end the country’s increasingly perilous security challenges. It’s not even clear what “winning” means. “There’s no question Israel can inflict tremendous damage on Gaza—on its infrastructure and on its people—and can also target Hamas leaders,” Dan Kurtzer, a former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, told me. But movements regenerate, and “sometimes the next leadership turns out to be more radical, more extreme, than the one that was beheaded,” Kurtzer said. Al Qaeda of Iraq, for example, evolved into the Islamic State of Iraq and then, after a U.S. air strike killed its founder in 2006, into isis in 2013.

Hamas has already achieved some of its objectives in terrorizing Israelis and stunning a country that long seemed almost invincible in the region. “If the war stopped today, or even after Gaza looks like another war zone, Hamas has effectively won,” Kurtzer told me. Their immediate goals “have been achieved or are achievable.” The conflict has also, at least for now, almost certainly scuttled U.S. diplomacy to broker formal rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Israel, a pivotal step for Israel to gain recognition from a long-standing adversary. Over the weekend, Saudi Arabia condemned the “continued occupation, the deprivation of the Palestinian people of their legitimate rights, and the repetition of systematic provocations against its sanctities.”

 
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A more accurate account of events:
- 3 Palestinian fighters infiltrated into Israel from south Lebanon and engaged in combat with IDF. Neutralised 2 IDF soldiers and injured a further 4, and suffered 2 killed themselves (1 escaped back into Lebanon).
- Hezbollah launched precise mortar/rocket fire into IDF radar sites in solidarity with the Palestinians, likely causing significant damage to operational military assets (official video released by Hezbollah shows multiple accurate strikes on military targets).
- IDF retaliated with artillery and airstrikes against Hezbollah facilities in south Lebanon, martyring 3 Hezbollah fighters and injuring a further 10.
- Hezbollah responded with ATGM fire into IDF military barracks.

In short, nothing outside the established ROE and more likely warning shots from each side. There is the potential for escalation, and further exchanges of fire, but it is unlikely that either side here wants a full war on this front.


Very little is known about this or what damage was caused. The source is Charles Lister (not super reliable given his bias and distance from the region), who claims that Israel launched an air strike against an Iranian/resistance arms convoy entering Syria from Iraq.


Indeed. Dark days await Gaza and possibly the region.

However, we are already seeing the narrative start to shift, and greater awareness of Israeli war crimes. I suspect that this trend will continue as Israeli crimes in Gaza escalate.
I referred to this - continued attacks in Syria. These attacks are largely focused on Iranian assets and supplies to Assad regime. Syrian military assets are struck when they stand in the way. This is not a small matter. Israel is openly demonstrating its political will to affect developments in Syria besides controlling Golan Heights.

These strikes do not affect Iran or Hezbollah in Lebanon of-course but making it impractical for Iran to transform Syria to counter Israel.

Netanyahu crimes are open secret but now he has the carte blanche to advance his goals. Hamas has made this easier for him. Unfortunately.
 
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what you people guess? what we would be ratio of Foreign students/Asians in GMAT-GRE scores of western institutes like Stanford-INSEAD?
here is a news

From an Indian website.. Indians are lower then Mexcians and blacks. They are lowest people there

2 Egyptian workers were injured. Talking about sides is a red herring, it is controlled and manned by Egyptians.

These were splinteres but nothing on the Egyptian side
 
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I referred to this - continued attacks in Syria. These attacks are largely focused on Iranian assets and supplies to Assad regime. Syrian military assets are struck when they stand in the way. This is not a small matter. Israel is openly demonstrating its political will to affect developments in Syria besides controlling Golan Heights.

These strikes do not affect Iran or Hezbollah in Lebanon of-course but making it impractical for Iran to transform Syria to counter Israel.
Indeed, Israel has invested hugely in trying to counter Iranian influence in Syria and the transfer of advanced weapons to Lebanon through Syria. I was just adding more context to yesterday's reports of another Israeli air strike on Iranian assets in Syria/Iraq.

While much of what you say is correct, it is also true that Iran retains a huge presence in Syria, with hundreds of checkpoints/bases throughout key regions in Syria. Even the Israelis admit that they have not been able to stop every weapons transfer. Those that have been stopped (and there are many) are likely to be considered an acceptable cost of doing business for Iran, especially since Iranians are only targeted on rare occasions (in the vast majority of cases, Syrian fighters, either part of the resistance groups or the SAA, are targeted instead).

Ultimately, Syria is too weak to retake Idlib let alone to think about countering Israel. But Iran has been massing resistance forces near the Golan Heights and I would not underestimate the quantity of advanced weapons it has managed to send to Lebanon through Syria over the past c. 20 years.
 
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