Apparently the Houthis retaliated.
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Of course they would, the question was only a matter of when and scale.
Hopefully this is bigger than their retaliation on Eilat yesterday.
Did the Houthis really found out why the US still doesn't have free healthcare?
The US-Saudi led more than 275,000 raids against Ansarallah without success. This Israeli strike is peanuts and pointless. It is aimed at the domestic population in Israel who are, clearly, scared to death. It changes nothing for Israel.
Breaking News: From July 21 to 23, 14 major Palestinian factions, including Fatah and Hamas, held internal reconciliation dialogues in Beijing and signed the "Beijing Declaration" on ending internal divisions and strengthening Palestinian unity.
Source: Global Times
Source: Global Times
Praiseworthy initiative but not gonna work out. The factions are too divided and the Chinese know this. It's just for 'face'.
Just like the Saudi-Iran 'reconciliation'.
I beg to differ bro, If they don't unite under the Chinese auspices, then there goes their dream of having a Palestinian state. Now is the opportune time to seize the moment.
Regarding the Saudis monarchy, diplomatic ambiguity is essential for its existence.
China was as much divided if not more over 100 years ago so never say never. Lessons from China's experience are perhaps the best hope for a more equitable Palestinian statehood.
Yup a perfect example is the united front against the Japanese, it led to Japan destruction cause it laid bare the Japanese inadequacy. The same fate awaits the Israelis the longer the conflict continue.