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

sheogorath

sheogorath

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Overbom said:
Israel is in desperation from losing. yeah whatever lmao

Israel can march up to Damascus and you would still frame it as Israel's final moment. Nevermind that the capital is within artillery and radar range now. Nice la la land I guess
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Considering Israel couldn't hold land inside Lebanon for more than a few hours without getting deleted, completely failing their stated strategic goals taking up land up to the Litani river and Hamas is still fucking them sideways in Gaza seems the type of lash out posturing to cope by turning on their own proxies and impress the gullible, considering the civil war is still ongoing, just entering a different phase.

You would be calling the Long March a massive Nationalist victory and Mao a cuck, then?.
 
_killuminati_

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Overbom said:
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Residents of the north can sleep in ease.. but first they have to return to the north. He forgot that part.. that northerners fled the north and became internal refugees.

Overbom said:
they took certain liberties with the circle indeed but there is no problem to see everything at least 100s km inside Syria. Israel will have constant view of Syrian airspace from now on. The heights are strategically important just for that reason alone.
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Do you think the geography around Mt Hermon is 0ft flatland for 100s of km? You can't even get a clear sight of Damascus 40km away because there are numerous elevations in between.
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Homs is totally out of sight
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Well regarding Mt Hermon tho.. Coverage wise.. if Israel do put Radar there and with some 40 m Pole. Like what Russians did on Kerch.

The coverage is kinda like this, this is for target altitude range from 10 m to 10000 m.

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From this Shadow contour, it can be seen there would still be coverage gaps from the north. and notable smaller gaps to the east. However Damascus is covered.
 
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Overbom

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Stealthflanker said:
Well regarding Mt Hermon tho.. Coverage wise.. if Israel do put Radar there and with some 40 m Pole. Like what Russians did on Kerch.

The coverage is kinda like this, this is for target altitude range from 10 m to 10000 m.

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From this Shadow contour, it can be seen there would still be coverage gaps from the north. and notable smaller gaps to the east. However Damascus is covered.
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Thank you, so that means that Damascus will be fully covered. Anytime any random or the military flies anything there, with radar fusion and AI fusion, Israel can now know everything there in real time. And with Damascus in artillery range, that's full artillery and radar coverage thank you very much.

And imo even most significant will be SIGNIT. Mossad must be partying with this new development. If people thought that Israel intelligence operations had lot of success against Hezbollah and Syria, just wait until it is able to utilize all that SIGNIT from there.

Finally, if anyone thinks that Israel will leave Golan heights, I have a bridge to sell you. That's a strategic location of military and intelligence importance. Netanyahu or any other Israeli leader would be out of their minds to willingly abandon it

Checkmate.
 
FairAndUnbiased

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FairAndUnbiased said:
Why weren't they shooting Syrian Navy or Syrian Air Force when they still had pilots and sailors?
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They got Russians tying them down for it. The condition was basically Russian will aid Syrians fought the Rebels but under no circumstances, they threaten Israel. Israel understand that and just target limited stuff. Now that Assad was gone.. Clearly this new regime is not within control or unreliable of anyone.. so better strike any modern capability they have.

The difficult part for Syria tho is to actually get out of sanction.. Remember that they were still sanctioned by the west and HTS are still considered terrorist organization. What prevent the West from including recognition of Israel as condition for sanction lifting ? if Jolani can't by say principles agree to that, the bombing continues. Should he agreed, then we might have a Camp David agreement in the making.. but expect Anwar Sadat moment and well return of "tyranny" as clearly some of the rebels still wants to march to Gaza.

This is why i feel very pessimistic after fall of Assad. Turkey ? They doing their usual in Northern Syria. Will they come for HTS as say official military aid ? and in return sacrificing their trade with Israel. We'll see.
 
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