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The more you tap dat ass the more terror Persiapussy breeds!
BTW that's not an ass that's a preggy belly with a very aesthetic belly button
You could use that I guess I don't judge
2023 Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict
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BTW that's not an ass that's a preggy belly with a very aesthetic belly button
You could use that I guess I don't judge
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Day 21 of the Gaza Offensive
Israel-Hamas War Update - November 16, 2023 - Day 41
Day 10 & 11 - November 5 & 6 - Slow IDF advances due to Hamas tunnels
| November 5 | November 6 |
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- North Gaza (North Shoreline/Atatra): Towards Al-Shati Camp (November 5) and towards Atatra (November 6), facing heavy Palestinian resistance
- South-west Gaza: Towards Saladin Road and No. 10 Street intersection (November 5)
- Beit Hanoun (North-east Gaza): IDF and Hamas have clashed with each other with no net gain in territory. (November 5)
Day 12 - November 7 - More slow advances by the IDF
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- North Gaza (North Shoreline/Atatra): IDF captured a series of blocks along and south of Salah Khalaf Street, which moved the frontline to Omar Bin Al-Khattab Street, and now reaching the borders of the Al-Shati Refugee Camp.
- South-west Gaza: IDF troops advanced northwards and reached Awn Shawwaa Street.
Video footage confirm the IDF has cut the Gaza Strip into two. |
Day 14 - November 9 - IDF makes more advances over the coast of Gaza
- North Gaza (Atatra/Al-Shati/Jabalia): Clashes have occurred between the IDF and Hamas in the western outskirts of Jabalia Refugee Camp. In addition, the IDF have reached the first houses of the Al-Shati Refugee Camp.
- Two new key locations: Al-Shati and Jabalia Refugee Camps, composing of Palestinian refugees who fled or were expelled from Israel, and are respectively the third-largest and the largest refugee camps in Gaza. Al-Shati is along the shoreline while Jabalia is north of Jabalia city, which is north-east of Gaza.
- South-west Gaza: The IDF expanded the control over the coast of Gaza by advancing along Rashid Street towards the port reaching the Riashi roundabout (position of the tanks: 31.513407, 34.424561), where they raised the Israeli flag over the occupied area.
Day 15 - November 10 - IDF successfully launched two massive breakthroughs into Gaza, reaching the Palestinian Parliament Building
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- North Gaza (Atatra/Al-Shati/Jabalia): The IDF made a breakthrought in Sheikh Radwan District of Gaza, which is east of the Al-Shati Refugee Camp, and reached the Ranteesi Specialist Hospital, on the southwest border of Sheikh Radwan. There was a shooting that occurred among civilians leaving the hospital when IDF troops reached the building. (1) In addition, Israeli troops captured Badr Complex. (2)
- South-west Gaza (Shifa Hospital/Zeitoun): The IDF launched a major successful attack over the coast of Gaza and captured the Ansar Government Complex and a series of blocks inside Southern Remal district. They now have reached the Palestinian Legislative Council Building, or the Palestinian Parliament Building, which is the city hall of Gaza, in the district of Zeitoun. In addition, they also have reached the Al-Shifa Hospital. (2) From this, we can see that the IDF's plan is to cut Hamas-held Gaza from the Mediterranean Sea.
- New key locations: Al-Shifa Hospital, which Israel has stated that the complex is a Hamas stronghold, and Zeitoun, a district south-east of the hospital.
Day 16 - November 11 - Hamas defensive positions are crippled everywhere as Israeli forces enter central Atatra and Beit Hanoun
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- South-west Gaza (Shifa Hospital/Zeitoun):
- The IDF took control over the Gaza Port and a series of buildings northwest of Al-Shifa Hospital in its plan to link with IDF toops in Al-Shati Refugee Camp. (1) Israeli troops then seized control of the Palestinian Legislative Council Building/Palestinian Parliament Building and reached Wehda Street where civilians are evacuating Al-Shifa Hospital, which is almost surrounded.
- IDF troops seized control of more buildings and land in the suburb of Wahsh, which is west of Gaza. (2)
- North Gaza (Atatra/Al-Shati/Jabalia): IDF troops captured most of Atatra and continue making small advances towards Jabalia and Al-Shati Refugee Camps. (2)
- Beit Hanoun (North-east Gaza): IDF have already taken 40% of the town while troops are also advancing to Um Al-Nasser, a town between Atatra and Beit Hanoun.
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| IDF infantrymen in the Unknown Soldier's Square outside the Palestianian Legislative Council Building. Located between Zeitoun and Al-Shifa Hospital. (Credit to @EyeGuy) |
Day 17 & 18 - November 12 & 13 - Hamas loses control of the entire shoreline along Gaza as Israel consolidates control
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- The last portions of the shoreline along Gaza is now a grey area, as IDF vehicles are spotted in this area, giving the conclusion that Hamas has lost control and that the IDF forces from North Gaza in the Al-Shati Refugee Camp direction are linking with IDF forces from South-west Gaza in the Zeitoun direction.
- After the capture of Palestinian Parliament building, IDF continued advancing south along Omar al Mukhtar Street, where troops entered the center of Zeitoun District of Gaza amongst heavy resistance by Palestinian groups.
- As these two directions merge, I will combine these axis into a North-west direction as the IDF assaults Gaza from there. Future IDF assaults from Wahsh will be changed into West direction while assaults from Atatra will remain as North direction.
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| Israeli armor on Beirut Street in Gaza. (Credit to @EyeGuy) | IDF soldiers giving aid to Palestinian civilians. (Credit to @EyeGuy) |
Day 19 - November 14 - Israel seizes control of the entire shoreline along the Hamas-held city of Gaza, leaving Gaza fully encircled in-land
- North-west Gaza (Zeitoun/Al-Shati/Al-Shifa):
- The IDF have entered the Al-Shati Refugee Camp and seized most of the blocks there. WIth the capture of most of the camp, the Israeli troops from the south-west and north directions were linked up. Now, Gaza is fully encircled in-land as it is closed off from the Mediterranean Sea.
- Meanwhile, IDF forces have surrounded Al-Shifa Hospital, a Hamas stronghold, and are now assaulting the complex. In addition, the IDF has launched their assault into the city center of Gaza by advancing into Zeitoun District along Omar al Mukhtar Street by taking control over Al-Azhar and Islamic University, Arafat's police station, and the Abu Khadra Government Complex. The IDF have reached the intersection of Omar al Mukhtar Street and Bour Said Road, where they are now encountering resistance from Hamas.
Day 20 & 21 - November 15 & 16 - Israel consolidates the link and is coming closer towards the city center of Gaza
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- North-west Gaza (Zeitoun/Al-Shati/Al-Shifa):
- The IDF have seized control over the Hamas stronghold Al-Shifa Hospital and reached the roundabout intersection of Yousif Alathma Street and Abdul Qader Al-Husseini Street in Rimal District, while clashing with Palestinian forces are taking place close to Al-Yarmouk Stadium and Israa University. (1)
- Israeli forces continued advancing along Omar Al-Mukhtar Street and entered Sabra District, taking control over the intersection of Omar al Mukhtar Street and Bour Said Road. After this, IDF forces captured Firas Market, and thus, reached Gaza Municipality and Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, which is in the urban core of Gaza. (2)
Conclusion
No territorial changes as of now, hence update is until Thursday (November 16).
Crediting most of what I have to SuriyakMaps (Telegram), which has been consistently neutral and reliable, and has been my main source for posting updates in the Russian Invasion of Ukraine thread.
Previous update: https://kiwifarms.net/threads/2023-israel-palestine-armed-conflict.173114/post-17098223
Edits
- Fixed references to fellow Kiwi EyeGuy.
- Fixed images.
- Removed my prediction.
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Six more IDF losses in Gaza:
New poll shows a plurality (44%) of Israelis support reestablishing settlements in Gaza. 39% oppose it and 17% expressed no opinion:
When asked to pick from one of a list of options, they gave their preferences as follows:
32% - permanent occupation and reestablishment of settlements
30% - hand it over to an international body
14% - maintain a permanent military occupation (without settlements)
10% - hand it over to the Palestinian Authority
14% - no opinion
Airstrikes near the Indonesian Hospital:
The IDF is offering a new service option for Haredim - joining a Hesder company in the Golani and Nahal Brigades:
There were noises before the war about the IDF shutting down some of the Haredi combat units due to lack of recruits, but judging by this they're scrambling to keep up with the numbers wanting to join.
New poll shows a plurality (44%) of Israelis support reestablishing settlements in Gaza. 39% oppose it and 17% expressed no opinion:
When asked to pick from one of a list of options, they gave their preferences as follows:
32% - permanent occupation and reestablishment of settlements
30% - hand it over to an international body
14% - maintain a permanent military occupation (without settlements)
10% - hand it over to the Palestinian Authority
14% - no opinion
Airstrikes near the Indonesian Hospital:
The IDF is offering a new service option for Haredim - joining a Hesder company in the Golani and Nahal Brigades:
There were noises before the war about the IDF shutting down some of the Haredi combat units due to lack of recruits, but judging by this they're scrambling to keep up with the numbers wanting to join.
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lol Yeah indeed.
I'm not sure if the person replying is trying to troll too, or be ironic... or what. But i refuse to believe the "normal political speech" line could possibly be stated seriously here without a hint of irony.. I just can't! These same exact type of people spent the better part of the last decade screeching about, and defending the censorship of, opinions that easily 2/3rds of the country likely held in some form and that at the very least half the country did in even more... overt form... now crying at the mere idea that their literal pro genocide speech might get removed. I almost can't even.... just...
The icing on the cake being that they are completely clueless to the fact that they are being trolled. WITH THEIR OWN TALKING POINTS! lol
Yup, a near perfect description of them and their mentality. Also it's part of being raised on the idea that the more extreme and hysterical someone is, the more "real", "authentic" and "correct" they are too. It's all about performance, not actually doing anything constructive or helpful to the cause. Totally lost in all this is that a component in protest is to get people to sympathizes with your cause, and maybe even change opinions. Instead the left uses it as theater to virtue signal to their own supporters and show the world how super cereal they are in the most noxious and aggravating way possible. Pissing off everyone else and being colossally annoying and despicable in the process. (OC that's when not destroying other people's things and or putting lives at risk)
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Journalist Sari Mansour, on 7/10, posting about how "we're living in a dream" and how excited he was to see four Israeli soldiers who were taken hostage:
Journalist Sari Mansour, now:
His friend Hasuna Salim, another journalist who celebrated 7/10, was killed in the same airstrike:
Journalist Sari Mansour, now:
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Didn't hear about this when it happened, probably because even most of the big pro-Palestinian personalities sensed something was off from the beginning. So a driver just screamed and swerved at a random brown-looking guy who could have just as easily been called Jose or Jacob? And just happened to hit a Palestinian, the exact ethnicity he was yelling about?
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Also, anyone who still says "Ashkenazi Jews are just Europeans and not true Semitics like Arabs":
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Total Palestinian death kill Palestinians bedhead Palestinians Jiu Jitsu kick a Palestinian baby into the Red Sea rollover Palestinians with tanks
Burn Palestinians to death with white phosphorus boil Palestinians to death and Matsu soup mandatory vasectomies for all Palestinians drone strike a Palestinian wedding throw hand grenades into Palestinian hospitals bomb Palestinian refugee camps report suspected Palestinians to the IDF poison Palestinian relief Aid Phil Palestinian tunnels for sale in gas bulldoz Palestinians homes shoot Palestinian children with high powered sniper rifles Deport all Palestinians to the Arabian Desert
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Hello friends, I have uncovered an ancient documentary film explaining the current geopolitical situation in the middle east (and a quick rundown on Iran's general policy towards its allies). Please find it below.
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Alleged 5 day pause in the fighting in order to release at least 50 hostages. Give me all of those delicious rainbows
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BillboardChris, the Canadian anti-tranny crusader, has taken to polling Xitter on whether Herr Hitler (as Churchill addressed him), if alive today, should be banned from Xitter.
The poll didn't go as he expected, with the complete irony lost on him.
The unexpected results
The poll didn't go as he expected, with the complete irony lost on him.
The unexpected results
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Anti-trans, posing with Canadian trucker protester, completely buck broken by Israel I guess?
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Contender for Most Current Year Tweet, courtesy of Amtrak :
( x ; a )
( x ; a )
The Israeli state's U.S-backed war against the people of Gaza is not a war for anyone. There is no safety in it or from it, not for Israel, not for the United States or Europe, and especially not for the many Jewish people slandered by those who claim falsely to fight in their names. Its only profit is the deadly profit of oil interests and weapon manufacturers.
The world, the future, our hearts—everything grows smaller and harder from from this war. It is not only a war of missiles and land invasions. It is an ongoing war against the people of Palestine, people who have resisted through decades of occupation, forced dislocation, deprivation, surveillance, siege, imprisonment, and torture.
Because our status quo is self-expression, sometimes the most effective mode of protest for artists is to refuse.
I can’t write about poetry amidst the "reasonable" tones of those who aim to acclimatize us to this unreasonable suffering. No more ghoulish euphemisms. No more verbally sanitized hellscapes. No more warmongering lies.
If this resignation leaves a hole in the news the size of poetry, then that is the true shape of the present.
— Anne Boyer
( x ; a )
The self-important resignation letter:
my resignation ( a )
I have resigned as poetry editor of The New York Times Magazine.The Israeli state's U.S-backed war against the people of Gaza is not a war for anyone. There is no safety in it or from it, not for Israel, not for the United States or Europe, and especially not for the many Jewish people slandered by those who claim falsely to fight in their names. Its only profit is the deadly profit of oil interests and weapon manufacturers.
The world, the future, our hearts—everything grows smaller and harder from from this war. It is not only a war of missiles and land invasions. It is an ongoing war against the people of Palestine, people who have resisted through decades of occupation, forced dislocation, deprivation, surveillance, siege, imprisonment, and torture.
Because our status quo is self-expression, sometimes the most effective mode of protest for artists is to refuse.
I can’t write about poetry amidst the "reasonable" tones of those who aim to acclimatize us to this unreasonable suffering. No more ghoulish euphemisms. No more verbally sanitized hellscapes. No more warmongering lies.
If this resignation leaves a hole in the news the size of poetry, then that is the true shape of the present.
— Anne Boyer
No deal yet, per US National Security Council Spokesperson:
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Remember, there's no such thing as a "war crime" if you're on the winning side. It just seems like those kinds of trials are just victor's vengeance in a way. Like with Germany in World War I.