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2023 Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict
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JUST IN - Hamas spokesman says no hostage will leave "alive" unless group’s demands met — Arab News
They're either really stupid or really desperate.
They're either really stupid or really desperate.
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Too bad for the hostages (probably already dead tbqhwu) but I'm looking forward to the No More Sandniggers squad hitting the gas.
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The guy is (literally) too scared to show his face, even behind a mask - this was delivered via audio recording. He also threatened to broadcast executions of hostages right at the start of the war if Israel didn't return to giving warnings before airstrikes (lol), which never panned out.
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:-)
= they killed them all already
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It's funny that soon as Hamas attacked Israel, the left on Twitter started giving crap about the Nazis in Ukraine. Before they were called the neo-Nazis, Vice news reported on Russian disinformation. Ukraine probably sees Israel as it's second-biggest geopolitical enemy behind Russia.
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True peace maker isn't going to be US. It's going to be Russia. Jews know this.
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i think you're right. i need to seriously evaluate my news sources and stop spouting off random bullshit that i didn't verify
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In Shin-Bet interrogation: Former Gazan minister harshly condemns Hamas leadership
Former Hamas Communications Minister Yusuf al-Manasi told his interrogators he hasn't seen anyone in the Gaza Strip who supports the Hamas leader
9:11 PM | Israel National News
Hamas Shin Bet Yahya Sinwar Swords of Iron
Yusuf al-Manasi
During a Shin Bet interrogation, former Hamas Communications Minister Yusuf al-Manasi harshly criticized Hamas' policies and spoke of the damage, destruction, and decimation that the organization brought to the Gaza Strip.
During the interrogation, al-Manasi stated that "people in the Gaza Strip say that (Hamas leader Yahya) Sinwar and his friends destroyed us; we have to get rid of them."
He added, "I haven't seen anyone in the Gaza Strip who supports Sinwar; no one likes Sinwar. There are those who pray day and night that God frees us from him."
Al-Manasi stated that "Hamas' achievements are death and destruction of over 60% of the buildings, infrastructure, streets, and public facilities."
Regarding Sinwar, he said: "He's a megalomaniac. He feels he's above everyone. Does only as he thinks. He makes decisions without consulting with anyone."
Al-Manasi also discussed Hamas' funding: "There is funding for projects, and there's funding that comes from Iran to the military wing of Hamas. That money goes to destruction."
The former minister declared: "October 7th was the opposite of the Islamic religion. It is heresy. Madness. What they did there is not acceptable to logic, religion, and intelligence. The ones responsible for this are Sinwar and his friends."
He turned to Gazan residents: "My advice to the people in Gaza is that they oppose Sinwar's bunch. Let us live, and deal with the people. We will build Gaza; it will take time; the wound is great."
In Shin-Bet interrogation: Former Gazan minister harshly condemns Hamas leadership
Former Hamas Communications Minister Yusuf al-Manasi told his interrogators he hasn't seen anyone in the Gaza Strip who supports the Hamas leader
9:11 PM | Israel National News
Hamas Shin Bet Yahya Sinwar Swords of Iron
Yusuf al-Manasi
During a Shin Bet interrogation, former Hamas Communications Minister Yusuf al-Manasi harshly criticized Hamas' policies and spoke of the damage, destruction, and decimation that the organization brought to the Gaza Strip.
During the interrogation, al-Manasi stated that "people in the Gaza Strip say that (Hamas leader Yahya) Sinwar and his friends destroyed us; we have to get rid of them."
He added, "I haven't seen anyone in the Gaza Strip who supports Sinwar; no one likes Sinwar. There are those who pray day and night that God frees us from him."
Al-Manasi stated that "Hamas' achievements are death and destruction of over 60% of the buildings, infrastructure, streets, and public facilities."
Regarding Sinwar, he said: "He's a megalomaniac. He feels he's above everyone. Does only as he thinks. He makes decisions without consulting with anyone."
Al-Manasi also discussed Hamas' funding: "There is funding for projects, and there's funding that comes from Iran to the military wing of Hamas. That money goes to destruction."
The former minister declared: "October 7th was the opposite of the Islamic religion. It is heresy. Madness. What they did there is not acceptable to logic, religion, and intelligence. The ones responsible for this are Sinwar and his friends."
He turned to Gazan residents: "My advice to the people in Gaza is that they oppose Sinwar's bunch. Let us live, and deal with the people. We will build Gaza; it will take time; the wound is great."
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That is some pants shittingly terrifying terrain to be having shoot outs in. Some of those alleys are barely wide enough for one person to fit through single file. Big yikes.
Unsane
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They're dropping their pants as well.
Lovely holiday snaps and the Mediterranean is only a two minute walk away.
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Makes sense - Russia already has an interest in Israel due to the large numbers of Russian expatriates living there, and Russia is the one who's got Iran (Hamas's prime benefactor) on the short leash as their primary military supplier and partner on issues of oil/energy.
The U.S. could've had this role, but unfortunately it was also the U.S. that was insisting on the insane demands for "restraint" because Biden and the Democrats insist on appealing to and populating their offices with Muhammadans and other subhuman third world barbarians.
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This line of terrorist cope has been used already. She's not a civilian because she was conscripted for military service for two years that is mandatory unless one's an Orthodox Jew. This was echoed by ChinaNet creeps taking a break from cooming to lolicon comics when her parents (Jewish dad, Chinese mum) were interviewed by Chinese media. There were worse posts wanting to see footage of her being raped from "Hamas brothers", I didn't share any because I got so disgusted, somehow. Everyone who made such comments had an anime avatar.
By their retarded logic, if Taiwan gets powerful enough and rape/kill into Beijing, it's all justified because all Mainland Chinese undergo some forms of military training during their youth. Nobody is a civilian. It's quite funny to see these Han fascists simp for Hamas when their masters have been trying to label Xinjiang/Tibet Islamic separatist movements as terrorists (rightfully so) because they occasionally grow enough guts to stab a bunch of innocent people in the streets (mostly their own) like the worthless gutless thugs they are.
(That's your brain on anime and Japanese porn.)
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IDF losses, including a death in a traffic accident inside Israel:
Hezbollah deaths up to 100:
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Ironically Taiwan has a conscription program where anyone over 18 needs to do mandatory training, so I guess Taiwanese civilians are fair game too by that logic.
The idea of an all volunteer army is a relatively modern idea and one primarily afforded by wealthy countries with "safe" neighbors. A lot of nations have some form of conscription program, even if it's just basic training once a month. The people who are bitching about Israeli actions in Gaza have no idea what kind of atrocities you green light with that line of thinking.
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IDF losses:
Starbucks doesn't do business in Israel but pro-Palestinians are calling to boycott it for some reason:
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They charge $10 for a cup of coffee with some sugar in it. Do I have to spell it out for you?
