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And Israel still missed their intended target. How embarrassing.Isn't bombing parts of a foreign capitol an act of war?
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And Israel still missed their intended target. How embarrassing.Isn't bombing parts of a foreign capitol an act of war?
Pretty normal for the reigon when it comes to dealing with radicals.Isn't bombing parts of a foreign capitol an act of war?
A voluntary land war in the ME is like shooting yourself in the head so you can compete in the special olympics.If Turkey gets involved in a land war with their forces in any conflict in the middle east they will win.
[Laughs in Kurdish]If Turkey gets involved in a land war with their forces in any conflict in the middle east they will win.
Lebanon hasn't been a sovereign nation since 1975, it's existance on the map is merely tolerated by Israel and SyriaIsn't bombing parts of a foreign capitol an act of war?
IDF confirms: Top Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Beirut earlier this evening.
In a statement, the IDF says that Shukr, also known as Hajj Mohsin, is the most senior Hezbollah military commander.
Shukr sat on the Jihad Council, Hezbollah's top military body, and was considered to be the head of its strategic division.
The IDF says he was also a senior military advisor to Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, serving as his "right-hand man."
Since Hamas's October 7 onslaught, Shukr has been managing Hezbollah's attacks against Israel, including the deadly strike in Majdal Shams over the weekend, killing 12 children, according to the military.
The IDF says he was "responsible for the majority of Hezbollah's most advanced weaponry, including precise-guided missiles, cruise missiles, anti-ship missiles, long-range rockets, and UAVs" and for the terror group's "force build-up, planning, and execution of terror attacks against the State of Israel."
He joined Hezbollah in 1985 and has held several senior positions. The IDF says that in the 1990s he advanced numerous attacks against the IDF and allied South Lebanon Army, and in 2000, was involved in the abduction of three Israeli soldiers in an attack in the Mount Dov area.
Literally just now heard the news from people telling me. I hope it's true and not a bamboozle.
Big if true. The last time I heard of Israel assassinating a high profile target in Iran was in 2020 with Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah's killing. I'm surprised Iran hasn't learned from episode if one of Hamas' leaders was recently killed.
Hamas and pressTV confirmedLiterally just now heard the news from people telling me. I hope it's true and not a bamboozle.
What’s Hebrew for “Press S to spit on his grave”?