Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and other Related Conflicts in the Middle East (read the rules in the first post)

Video from Rafah, Al-Qassam fighters dug a tunnel from a house down a road taken by tanks west of Rafah in order to plant a heavy explosive device to be detonated by the tank.

Michael90 said:

Sylpatjies from global community doesn't change anything on the ground. Actions is the one that matters.

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You need to see the bigger picture. Sympathies from the global community would eventually translate to global support on many fronts. This is important for nations that lack resources especially Israel. It may not look like much at the present but over the long term it would yield big results.

Let's use Julian Assange case as an example. If there were no sympathies for his plight then he wouldn't have walked free, earning himself a free one way trip to Cuba. Yes, I know he made a deal but the constant support (this is the action that matters) from the global community have made his release possible.

Jumping back to the Palestinians; if the Palestinians didn't seek out sympathies from the global community we wouldn't be talking about Israel and the skullduggery they've been doing over the years. This itself counts as an action. It's got to the point where the ICC is seeking out an arrest warrant for Netanyahu.

Michael90 said:

The fact is Hezbollah wont have another better opportunity than this to attack Israel. Once Israel is done with Gaza and has regrouped/rearmed and stabilised its forces again then it will be even harder gor Hezbollah to stand a chance at defeating them in future since Israel can now focus their military might on them alone. So now is the best time for Hezbollah to strike hard, afterall they have been saying they want to help the Palestinians but we havent seen any meaningful attack from them against Israel that will pull some/most og Israeli forces from Gaza, more like limited retaliations to avoid a real war . To be honest it seems to me that all Israel's neighbours are scared of attacking Israël. So if we look at it from another perspective Israel has suceeded in creating some form of deterence in her neighbourhood even when Israel is at its weakest. Iran can support Hezbollah to strike now, since they have a snooth corridor for weapon supplies and ammunition through Syria..

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One problem, Israel's not even done with Gaza. It's rather foolish of them to open another front and they seem to be redeploying their forces towards Lebanon. If the Hezzies went all in on the offensive, they would give Israeli allies the legal excuse to help Israel. By allowing Israel to invade Lebanon, it would help the Hezzies gather support not just from the global community but from their neighbors to which can translate to many things down the road. There's also the added benefit on fighting your enemy in territory that you're more familiar with.

aahyan said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1805927991060361706

The Cypriot Ambassador in Beirut: Cyprus does not allow its lands to be used to attack any other country, especially #Lebanon.

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I doubt the West would care. What would the Cypriot government use to stop them? Harsh words?

aahyan said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1806022343304556734

Haaretz newspaper:
The Israeli army urgently needs 8,000 soldiers to cover its losses.

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I wonder if Netanyahu would be able to convince the US to force a draft on Americans with Israeli citizenship; similar to what Zelensky have been trying to do with Ukrainians living abroad.

H2O said:

Jumping back to the Palestinians; if the Palestinians didn't seek out sympathies from the global community we wouldn't be talking about Israel and the skullduggery they've been doing over the years. This itself counts as an action. It's got to the point where the ICC is seeking out an arrest warrant for Netanyahu.

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Thanks to Twitter "X" for its uncensored policy. Hundreds of recordings of brutalities went viral and garnered public support, forcing their respected governments to speak out. If not, no US or Western media outlet would have ever shown such savagery.

aahyan said:

Thanks to Twitter "X" for its uncensored policy. Hundreds of recordings of brutalities went viral and garnered public support, forcing their respected governments to speak out. If not, no US or Western media outlet would have ever shown such savagery.

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Humiliating Musk had it's benefits to the resistance, Dog tagging him to symbolise his goyim slave status and then rubbing it in during the interview probably wasn't a great idea

Today, Netanyahu and Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevy is on a visit to the northern front with Lebanon.
It seems that there will be war in the coming hours.