2023 Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict

[Fapcop]

They were Muslim druze you inbred wigger

Ah, so it killed some their Moslem houseniggers. Even better. Nobody likes a traitor. Not even the Jews really like nor respect the Druze.

 

[EyeGuy]

European airlines are canceling flights to Lebanon for the next week.

Military police attempted to detain ten soldiers after a Hamas member being held in Sde Teiman was hospitalized with severe injuries to his rectum. A fight broke out and protestors are blockading the site:

A heated argument erupts between soldiers at the Sde Teiman detention facility in southern Israel after Military Police investigators arrived to detain suspects for questioning.

The Military Police officers sought to detain soldiers who were guarding arrested terrorists from the Gaza Strip, as part of an investigation into an incident of suspected "serious abuse of a detainee."

The IDF says that the Military Police investigation into suspected serious abuse was opened per the orders of the Military Advocate General, Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi.

Nine soldiers suspected of seriously abusing a terror detainee have been detained by Military Police officers at the Sde Teiman detention facility, the IDF says.

The soldiers are being taken for questioning.

At least ten soldiers are suspected of abusing the detainee, meaning there is a tenth suspect who has not yet been arrested.

The IDF says the incident at the base has ended.

Despite the IDF's claims, the incident is still ongoing. Protestors have broken into the base and the army is planning on declaring the area a closed military zone.

Rafah:

 

[Foltest]

Any "European" who have flow to Lebanon in the last year, deserve to fucking stay there.

 

[keke]

Can't wait to see the sandniggers' dickriders cognitive dissonance when it comes to massacring kids.

Self-declared feminists were defending the “freedom rapers” on Oct 7, they are not batting an eye over the death of child “colonisers.” Even babies are settlers and their death is justified. They’ve said this verbatim over and over.

 

[Harambe]

Ah, so it killed some their Moslem houseniggers. Even better. Nobody likes a traitor. Not even the Jews really like nor respect the Druze.

Dude, "traitor?" Traitor to what, the other savage fucks who want to kill them? It's West Asia, every single ethnoreligious subdivision is COMPLETELY IN IT FOR THEMSELVES!

 

[KingCoelacanth]

Genuinely, what do these sandniggers expect to happen in the future? They're not hitting military targets, they're not actually weakening Israel, they're just pissing them off and making what's coming more justified. Did they forget the Six Day War? Do the Arab nations think that their 60+ year-old, Soviet era equipment has gotten better over time? I understand, they're arabs, God made them retarded as a practical joke, but what's the fucking end goal here?

They don't have the tech to carry out strikes like this on purpose. They just fire missiles and rockets and they land where they land (assuming the iron dome doesn't catch them first)

This does show that the thousands of children of children Israel has been killing is completely justified, through.

 

[SaidNoOneEver]

They don't have the tech to carry out strikes like this on purpose. They just fire missiles and rockets and they land where they land (assuming the iron dome doesn't catch them first)

This does show that the thousands of children of children Israel has been killing is completely justified, through.

Hamas doesn't but Hezbollah does (via Iran).

 

[EyeGuy]

Protestors have broken into the base and the army is planning on declaring the area a closed military zone.

At the base where the soldiers are being held, near Netanya:

 

[mindlessobserver]

So, watching the ritualized parade in Majdal Shams I have come to the depressing conclusion that war between Israel and Lebanon, not just Hezbollah, but Lebanon in its entirety is inevitable.

Hezbollah has given Israel something its not had before. A chance to justify with Blood its annexation of the Golan Heights. Possession is 9/10ths of the law, but the other 1/10 is violence. The death of 12 children by Lebanon based terrorists is horrific simply on its face. Adding in the strategic need of Israel to incorporate the Golan as not just an occupied territory but an intrinsic part of Israel? Its a runaway reaction.

Lebanon is going to burn.

 

[Tootsie Bear]

So, watching the ritualized parade in Majdal Shams I have come to the depressing conclusion that war between Israel and Lebanon, not just Hezbollah, but Lebanon in its entirety is inevitable.

Hezbollah has given Israel something its not had before. A chance to justify with Blood its annexation of the Golan Heights. Possession is 9/10ths of the law, but the other 1/10 is violence. The death of 12 children by Lebanon based terrorists is horrific simply on its face. Adding in the strategic need of Israel to incorporate the Golan as not just an occupied territory but an intrinsic part of Israel? Its a runaway reaction.

Lebanon is going to burn.

Honestly It wouldn't surprise me if the whole region is dragged into a bloody war. Hezbollah and their allies have been promising if Israel retaliates then they'll defend them at all cost. So I'm betting Israel will retaliate and then the other countries formally declare war on Israel, therefore dragging all the world powers into Israel's mess as well.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Honestly It wouldn't surprise me if the whole region is dragged into a bloody war. Hezbollah and their allies have been promising if Israel retaliates then they'll defend them at all cost. So I'm betting Israel will retaliate and then the other countries formally declare war on Israel, therefore dragging all the world powers into Israel's mess as well.

Everyone in the region has pounded the table too much and now the cost of their "empty" platitudes are due.

Israel CANNOT ignore what happened here. 12 children are dead in disputed territory. Disputed territory that Israel cannot afford to concede to its enemies. Which means it cannot look the other way. If it did, the people living in Occupied Golan would correctly view themselves as meat shields for the Jews rather then a part of the State. Israel HAS to respond, and it has to respond with extreme force for this.

But on the Hezbollah Side, Lebanon, Syria, Iran and even fucking Turkey have said if Israel responds with extreme force they are going to get involved. So when Israel does send tanks over the border (which they will) all these countries must either become cucks or back up all that big talk. Nobody is winning here and nobody can stop the train.

Incidentally, 4 weeks ago, Israel came out with its public facing operations plan for War with Lebanon. Not Hezbollah. Lebanon the country in its totality to include its national army and caretaker government. This is going to happen.

 

[Sewer Level 9]

I sure hope israeli civil unrest over something pointless and barbaric like the right to rape won't hinder their response to this Hezbollah thing- ohhh...

... priorities, I guess.

 

[EyeGuy]

 

[DennisReynolds]

Y'know, every time I see these threads I just think of this song. It's a little dated but put the pieces together and it fits perfectly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olOYLZWYkKI

 

[EyeGuy]

The IDF recovered the bodies of five hostages from Khan Younis:

The excavations by the IDF to reach the tunnel where some of the bodies were:

Spoiler: Images

Moment of the rocket impact in Majdal Shams:

Another Israeli was killed by Hezbollah today:

The IDF says it is shelling the launch site after a barrage of 10 rockets was fired from Lebanon at the Galilee Panhandle a short while ago.

It says most of the rockets were shot down by the Iron Dome. One of the rockets killed an Israeli civilian in his 30s.

The IDF also says it struck a Hezbollah site in southern Lebanon's Jibchit earlier today.

Hezbollah claims responsibility for the attack that killed an Israeli civilian in Kibbutz Hagoshrim this afternoon, saying it launched dozens of rockets at a nearby military base.

Since October 8, Hezbollah-led attacks have resulted in 25 civilian deaths on the Israeli side and the deaths of 18 IDF soldiers and reservists.

 

[warhammerautist]

Should we make a separate thread on this?

 

[TheBigZee]

Invading/attacking Lebannon's government dramatically increases the risk of a UNSC resolution before Hamas is dealt with.

Which is the only way Hamas survives this.

Genuinely, what do these sandniggers expect to happen in the future? They're not hitting military targets, they're not actually weakening Israel, they're just pissing them off and making what's coming more justified. Did they forget the Six Day War? Do the Arab nations think that their 60+ year-old, Soviet era equipment has gotten better over time? I understand, they're arabs, God made them retarded as a practical joke, but what's the fucking end goal here?

They haven't forgotten the six day war. Hezbollah and Hamas are fighting in a way that greatly mitigates Israel's air force.

Any money and lives lost on this conflict increases the odds of being able to drag Israel back into the middle east crab bucket. If nothing else it's diverting resources away from economic growth.

Hezbollah is mostly hitting Military targets, but we don't really know with how much success.

All of this dumb shit is mostly about disposing of idle young men who'd otherwise be inclined to overthrow their own governments if they had time to sit and think about why exactly they have no economic utility in their own country.

 

[EyeGuy]

Israel targeted Fuad Shukr, a senior Hezbollah member, in an airstrike on the Dahieh area of Beirut. Shukr was responsible for the deaths of 241 American soldiers and has $5 million price on his head from the US government:

The IDF confirms it carried out an airstrike in Lebanon's capital Beirut a short while ago.

According to the military, the strike targeted the Hezbollah commander behind the deadly rocket attack on Majdal Shams, and other deadly attacks on Israel.

There are no changes to instructions for Israeli civilians as of yet, the IDF says.

The Hezbollah commander targeted in the Israeli airstrike in Beirut is reported to be Fuad Shukr, also known as Hajj Mohsin, a senior advisor to the terror group's leader Hassan Nasrallah.

Shukr was named by the IDF several years ago as a commander of Hezbollah's precision missile project. He is also wanted by the United States for his role in the 1983 bombing of a US Marines barracks in Beirut.

There are conflicting reports on whether he survived the attack:

Al-Arabiya reports that Fuad Shukr was the target of the Israeli strike, but that the assassination failed.

Top Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr survived Israel's assassination attempt in Beirut, two security sources tell Reuters.

The al-Hadath outlet, citing unnamed sources, says top Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr was killed in the IDF strike in Beirut.

Al-Arabiya also reports that Fuad Shukr was killed.

 

[LaxerBRO]

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Isn't bombing parts of a foreign capitol an act of war?

 

[Solid Hyrax]

Isn't bombing parts of a foreign capitol an act of war?

Isn't bombing the north of Israel constantly for months an act of war?

Gee I wonder who started this war.