2023 Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict

The question is what do they intend to do with the Gazans if the intention is to fully annex the territory. Egypt probably shitting itself at the though Israel may go ahead with expelling the Palestinians. I don't necessarily see that as happening but it's still a possibility
There are no plans to annex Gaza. The strategy that was announced is to occupy parts of Gaza after fighting, instead of pulling out.
 
"The world" huh? Let me write a letter to "The World". Does it have an address?
USA / EU get your shit together.

There is no 2 state solution.

One has to go.

Pick one.

There is no 2 state solution.

One has to go.

Pick one.
If the Palestine surrounding areas refuse to take Palestinians into their countries, but ask Western European nations to accept them, I know where I am.
 
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mass deportation/hamas rump state in rafah. israel is going to permanently occupy north/middle gaza and leave the south as a palestinian zone
I'm sorry, but the New York Times has informed me that this maneuver has no chance of changing anything and will not help improve Israel's condition. Please accept my condolences.

The World need to bomb the shit out of both Israel and Palestine and teach both a fucking lesson.
You're smarter than both the Israel supporters AND the Palestine supporters. Well done.
 
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I'm sorry, but the New York Times has informed me that this maneuver has no chance of changing anything and will not help improve Israel's condition. Please accept my condolences.

Their reporter? Hamas Hasan


You're smarter than both the Israel supporters AND the Palestine supporters. Well done.
I bow to his smortness
 
It's like people who accuse the NYT of being a Zionist mouthpiece. They're so used to hearing "Israel is 100% bad" all the time that when the NYT tells them "Israel is 80% bad" what they hear is "Israel is good."

If you spend all your time in a 90-degree heat, you're going to start shivering as the temperature approaches 70.

This is a favorite tactic in general for these types. It's a good way of scaring media hacks and elites in their bubble worlds, into "corrective" action usually, and even mildly useful against normies on the fence. Though it doesn't quite work very well here.
 
I'd remind you that Xtians are killing each other in Ukraine.
Excuse me? What religion is Zelensky? In fact, if I go around and look at not just the world leaders but the CEOs of most corporations, I won't find many Christians, and we all know it. You could be smart and try to say Vatican City is an example of a Christian head of state, but to that I'll say it takes one to know one, and there's slim pickings for Christians even there. The last time Christians were in power in any meaningful way, the time period is slandered as the 'Dark Ages' because it was relatively peaceful, without much technical innovation because there simply wasn't that much war requiring people to come up with more efficient and effective ways of slaughtering other people, and everyone had a plot of land and could sustain large families. It was a real dark age, alright.
 
IDF evacuation warning for the Sanaa airport:
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The late Sanaa airport:





 
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**IDF Spokesperson:**

*For the second time in less than 24 hours, the Israeli Air Force struck terror targets of the Houthi terrorist regime in Yemen.*

The Air Force recently attacked and destroyed infrastructure of the Houthi terror organization at the main airport in the Sanaa area, rendering it completely inoperative. This comes in response to the Houthi terror organization's rocket fire at Ben Gurion Airport.

The airport, like the Hodeidah port targeted last night, is used by the Houthi terror organization for transferring weapons and operatives, and is regularly operated by the Houthi regime for terrorist purposes. This is yet another example of the Houthi terror group using civilian infrastructure for acts of terror.

In addition, several central power stations in the Sanaa area were also targeted. The Houthi terror regime exploits these as major power supply infrastructures for their operations—another instance of the regime exploiting the Yemeni people and their civilian infrastructure for terrorism.

Furthermore, the “Al-Amran” cement factory, located north of Sanaa, was targeted. This is a significant resource for the Houthi terror regime and is used in the construction of tunnels and military infrastructure. Striking the plant deals a blow to the regime’s economy and military buildup.

The strikes were carried out in a targeted manner, with precautions taken to minimize harm to civilians and civilian property as much as possible.

The operation was approved by the Commander of the Air Force and the Chief of the General Staff.

Over the past year and a half, the Houthi terror regime has operated under Iranian direction and funding in order to attack Israel and its allies, destabilize regional order, and disrupt global maritime freedom.

The IDF is determined to continue acting forcefully against anyone who poses a threat to Israeli citizens—at any distance necessary.
 
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