Israel Declares War After Hamas Attacks. UPDATE: Israel Ends Ceasefire, Begins Bombing Gaza
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Seem like the country is no longer backing those leaders
They see that Bibi and them ain’t shit.
You have hostages coming back saying they was nearly killed by bombs from Israelis, they mentioned their friends were killed by bombs…
That family of 4 is down to 1 becuase Israelis bombed them… (even tho Israeli said Hamas been killed the family, which caused Hamas to released footage showing the family walking in a tunnel)
These statements don’t help Bibi
The second and third phase is Israel acknowledging that it lost that war Bibi is like fuck that shit ! ninja is delusional doesn’t want to address the IDF in its current state and still behaving like it was the IDF from the 70s outside aviation they’re literally swimming in a stream of flaws and to their frustration the Hamas showed how incompetent they are when it comes to urban warfare.
The crazy part is having a PM in a ”democracy” saying it’s me over the country and I don’t give a fuck !
The second and third phase is Israel acknowledging that it lost that war Bibi is like fuck that shit ! ninja is delusional doesn’t want to address the IDF in its current state and still behaving like it was the IDF from the 70s outside aviation they’re literally swimming in a stream of flaws and to their frustration the Hamas showed how incompetent they are when it comes to urban warfare.
The crazy part is having a PM in a ”democracy” saying it’s me over the country and I don’t give a fuck !
Think about this, they agreed to a ceasefire that have 3 phases.
So in all honesty, Israelis just bullshitting their citizens. In a sense Bibi agreed to the ideas of the ceasefire. They just trying to prolong this shit.
Seem like the only thing the need to discuss is the exchange of bodies….but Bibi switch this and that.
Each time he delay something he comes back to doing it.
Hamas threw a huge monkey wrench in the process but releasing the bodies to the Egyptians now.
If Bibi pulls some slick shit, they have to deal with the Egyptian
The way the Hamas deals with that shit is a living proof that they won that war Israel on the other hand is acting like a bitch reinforcing that reality … they lost ! Ultimately Israelis will have to take drastic measures against Bibi cuz is leading them to a complete chaos !
No lies
Damn you asked last week how long it will take and look what we have going down
this is what we're going to witness in the whole country as Bibi goes forward with his chaos plan ! it's going to be hard to even recognize that it was a country at some point !
So Israel said Hamas messed up on this end so they stopping all aid entering Palestine
The Arab League meeting to discuss Gaza rebuild
Israeli citizen getting pissed off about the action of Bibi
Israeli telling Syria leaders where they can’t have troops in Syria
The Arab League meeting to discuss Gaza rebuild
Israeli citizen getting pissed off about the action of Bibi
Israeli telling Syria leaders where they can’t have troops in Syria
These numbers ain’t sitting well with Israelis. This why that ceasefire happened
Israel LOST the war.
Triple H (Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis) kicked the IDF's ass on the field. No amount of bombing random civilians, hospitals, schools, etc. can hide the fact that the IDF lost a very considerable amount of soldiers through fatalities and major injuries. Honestly, it was quite laughable to hear comments of, "what did Hamas think would happen?" on here. GTFOH
The IDF got mopped, hence the cease-fire implementation that was already on the table MONTHS ago. As said earlier, Israel only understands force.
Israel LOST the war.
Triple H (Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis) kicked the IDF's ass on the field. No amount of bombing random civilians, hospitals, schools, etc. can hide the fact that the IDF lost a very considerable amount of soldiers through fatalities and major injuries. Honestly, it was quite laughable to hear comments of, "what did Hamas think would happen?" GTFOH
I’ve come to realize this why Oct 7 happened.
Take hostage to get some of our people out of jail…
I think nearly 10k Palestinians were jailed before Oct 7 wtf
Hell even children were jailed
Yep 10/7 was the boiling point, but not the beginning.
Israel LOST the war.
Triple H (Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis) kicked the IDF's ass on the field. No amount of bombing random civilians, hospitals, schools, etc. can hide the fact that the IDF lost a very considerable amount of soldiers through fatalities and major injuries. Honestly, it was quite laughable to hear comments of, "what did Hamas think would happen?" on here. GTFOH
This !
even Hamas commanders who fought Israelis units bordering Gaza were amazed by their incompetence ! as they said on Ei (Electronic Intifada) Hamas thought that the real fight would take place in those Israelis bases !
you can imagine how surprised they were like WTF !!!
even Hamas commanders who fought Israelis units bordering Gaza were amazed by their incompetence ! as they said on Ei (Electronic Intifada) Hamas thought that the real fight would take place in those Israelis bases !
you can imagine how surprised they were like WTF !!!
That, and when an army is desperately begging for more RESERVISTS to get involved, the war is lost at that point. There were so many IDF military compounds wiped out by Hamas / Hezbollah and IDF soldiers running away from battle in 4K. Bibi complains about embarrassment of how Hamas is conducting the hostage exchange, but the world already saw IDF soldiers RUNNING FROM BATTLE
Enough with the "tough" and "world's greatest army" charade
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Yea the Oct 7 lack of confidence by the IDF was surprisingeven Hamas commanders who fought Israelis units bordering Gaza were amazed by their incompetence ! as they said on Ei (Electronic Intifada) Hamas thought that the real fight would take place in those Israelis bases !
you can imagine how surprised they were like WTF !!!
If them helicopters wasn’t released that situation would’ve been very different
That, and when an army is desperately begging for more RESERVISTS to get involved, the war is lost at that point. There were so many IDF military compounds wiped out by Hamas / Hezbollah and IDF soldiers running away from battle in 4K. Bibi complains about embarrassment of how Hamas is conducting the hostage exchange, but the world already saw IDF soldiers RUNNING FROM BATTLE
Enough with the "tough" and "world's greatest army" charade
Dawg you’re funny, I wonder how members on here view the actions of BiBi and em now.
When they happened there was all kinda laugh and jokes about Hamas & Gaza.
shit went quite for a while until Trump expressed Gaza as a demolition site
Seem like when that narrative of the Worlds best army was lost, folks were sad
I mean think about this
Bibi agreed to a ceasefire plan that was on the table damn near 6 months ago…
Bibi could’ve exchanged the hostage a couple days after Oct 7 but he said no.
Refusing to do so, he’s released many more prisoners, elevated Hamas popularity and caused infighting among his community
Bibi agreed to a ceasefire plan that was on the table damn near 6 months ago…
Bibi could’ve exchanged the hostage a couple days after Oct 7 but he said no.
Refusing to do so, he’s released many more prisoners, elevated Hamas popularity and caused infighting among his community
US president Donald Trump threatens Palestinians in Gaza with death in stunning social media post
The message comes as media coverage is abuzz with news that US and Hamas officials are meeting face to face in Doha
In what is his most jaw-dropping statement on Gaza yet, Donald Trump took to his social media platform TruthSocial on Wednesday and threatened all two million Palestinians in the Strip with death, should the Israeli captives held by the al-Qassam Brigades and other fighting factions there not be released.
“‘Shalom Hamas’ means Hello and Goodbye - You can choose,” Trump began his post, using the Hebrew greeting equivalent to the Arabic ‘Salam’.
“Release all of the Hostages now, not later, and immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered, or it is OVER for you,” he warned. “Only sick and twisted people keep bodies, and you are sick and twisted!”The US president said he is “sending Israeleverything it needs to finish the job.”
On Friday, the Trump administration notified Congress that it had approved a nearly $3bn weapons sale to Israel, which includes 2,000-pound ‘bunker-buster’ bombs previously suspended by the Biden administration.
“Not a single Hamas member will be safe if you don’t do as I say,” Trump threatened in his social media post. “I have just met with your former Hostages whose lives you have destroyed. This is your last warning!”
It remains unclear what timeline the president is looking at when he refers to a “last warning” given his Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, is set to return to the region within the next few days to discuss the state of the ceasefire deal. The first phase ended on 1 March with Israel refusing to implement the second phase, which would see it withdrawing its troops from Gaza.
Instead, Israel is now demanding an extension of the first phase and a release of all its captives. Hamas has rejected the notion, and said only the second phase of the deal would ensure remaining captives are freed in exchange for Palestinians held in Israel.
“For the leadership, now is the time to leave Gaza, while you still have a chance,” Trump said, but didn’t stop at threats to Hamas.
The president proceeded to threaten all two million residents of Gaza with death.
“To the People of Gaza: A beautiful Future awaits, but not if you hold Hostages. If you do, you are DEAD!” he wrote. “Make a SMART decision. RELEASE THE HOSTAGES NOW, OR THERE WILL BE HELL TO PAY LATER!”
Unprecedented talks
Trump’s stunning language directed at all the civilians in Gaza comes just hours after the news outlet Axios revealed that the US has been in direct talks with Hamas - an unprecedented move given the group’s designation as a terrorist organisation since 1997.The two sides met face to face in the Qatari capital Doha, and those discussions are ongoing, the White House press secretary confirmed to reporters on Wednesday. They are mainly focused on the release of Edan Alexander of New Jersey, who is believed to be the last living American captive held in Gaza.
Four other American captives had previously been declared dead in absentia.
With "American lives at stake,” Karoline Leavitt told reporters at the White House briefing: “Dialogue and talking to people around the world to do what's in the best interest of the American people, is something that the president has proven is what he believes is a good faith effort to do what's right for the American people."
Israel was consulted on the talks, she added.
For his part, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday that his government “expressed its position” to Washington about the talks with Hamas.
He has made it clear for several days that he is prepared to return to a full-scale war on Gaza, calling up 400,000 reservists, should Hamas refuse to extend the first phase of the ceasefire deal.
Since that phase ended, Israel has reimposed a blockade on Gaza, preventing food, water, fuel, and medicine from entering the enclave. Amnesty, among other human rights groups, has called the move a war crime
This why Trump talking tough, he don’t like this Egyptian Gaza plan
The scheme, endorsed by the Arab League, seeks to reshape the urban landscape of the Palestinian enclave and achieve 'sustainable development'
Egypt's $53bn plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, backed by the Arab League on Tuesday, has an ambitious vision for the architectural future of the war-ravaged Palestinian enclave.
The 91-page plan, shared with Middle East Eye by officials ahead of the extraordinary Arab summit, proposes a new urban character for Gaza’s post-war architecture, blending Palestinian heritage with modern technology and designs.
It was a counter-proposal to US President Donald Trump’s declaration last month that he intends to take over Gaza and turn it into a tourism hub while displacing its Palestinian population.
The Egyptian plan, on the other hand, rejects the displacement of Palestinians and seeks to redevelop the enclave without depopulating it.
"Rooted like an olive tree, unwavering, and everlasting" is the motto for the vision.
According to the plan, the proposed architectural design elements include the use of the Jerusalem stone, a type of limestone used in the construction of buildings in Jerusalem and surrounding areas.
It also uses pointed arches, a distinctive architectural feature in Palestine used in mosques and churches, along with domes and vaults.
A selection of Palestinian architectural landmarks and designs the Egypt plan says it seeks to draw from (Egyptian presidency)
It incorporates modern designs that ensure "comfort and sustainability", while using "traditional building materials" such as natural stone. Planning strategies will seek to promote "social interaction and cultural identity", the plan says.
Gaza residential buildings, AI generated image, Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Second AI generated image for Gaza residential buildings according to Egypt's plan (Screengrab)
Example of a service sector building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
"The use of limestone or white concrete reflects the local Arab architectural style while reducing heat absorption, improving energy efficiency within buildings," the plan states.
"Repeated arches in windows and facades create a distinctive Islamic aesthetic while allowing for efficient natural lighting, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day."
Showing what appears to be a university building, the plan proposes "multi-purpose courtyards" to serve as "dynamic social and activity hubs for students".
"Emphasis on natural materials and large openings ensures a harmonious blend of historical identity and modern construction standards, creating a distinctive and sustainable educational environment," it adds.
Example of an educational building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Example of a commercial building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Second example of a commercial building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Screengrab)
Airport building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Screengrab)
Gaza governorate building according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
Interior of a Gaza government building according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
"The design follows the principles of green development and sustainable manufacturing, ensuring harmony between environmental preservation and industrial efficiency," the document says.
A Gaza agricultural area according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
An AI generated image for temporary housing units, according to the Gaza plan drafted by Egypt (Egyptian presidency)
An AI generated image for the interior and exterior of temporary housing units, according to the Gaza plan drafted by Egypt (Egyptian presidency)
How a future Gaza would look under Egypt's $53bn plan
The scheme, endorsed by the Arab League, seeks to reshape the urban landscape of the Palestinian enclave and achieve 'sustainable development'
Egypt's $53bn plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, backed by the Arab League on Tuesday, has an ambitious vision for the architectural future of the war-ravaged Palestinian enclave.
The 91-page plan, shared with Middle East Eye by officials ahead of the extraordinary Arab summit, proposes a new urban character for Gaza’s post-war architecture, blending Palestinian heritage with modern technology and designs.
It was a counter-proposal to US President Donald Trump’s declaration last month that he intends to take over Gaza and turn it into a tourism hub while displacing its Palestinian population.
The Egyptian plan, on the other hand, rejects the displacement of Palestinians and seeks to redevelop the enclave without depopulating it.
"Rooted like an olive tree, unwavering, and everlasting" is the motto for the vision.
“The olive tree is not just a plant; it symbolises resilience and heritage in Palestinian culture. With roots that run deep into the earth, it clings firmly despite hardships, reflecting the strength of Palestinian identity and its deep connection to the land,” the document reads.According to the plan, the proposed architectural design elements include the use of the Jerusalem stone, a type of limestone used in the construction of buildings in Jerusalem and surrounding areas.
It also uses pointed arches, a distinctive architectural feature in Palestine used in mosques and churches, along with domes and vaults.
A selection of Palestinian architectural landmarks and designs the Egypt plan says it seeks to draw from (Egyptian presidency)
Residential buildings
The residential buildings, according to the plan, are inspired by Arab and Islamic heritage, with a modern twist.It incorporates modern designs that ensure "comfort and sustainability", while using "traditional building materials" such as natural stone. Planning strategies will seek to promote "social interaction and cultural identity", the plan says.
Gaza residential buildings, AI generated image, Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Second AI generated image for Gaza residential buildings according to Egypt's plan (Screengrab)
Service sector
Like residential buildings, the architectural design of the service sector incorporates modern and traditional elements.
Example of a service sector building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
"The use of limestone or white concrete reflects the local Arab architectural style while reducing heat absorption, improving energy efficiency within buildings," the plan states.
"Repeated arches in windows and facades create a distinctive Islamic aesthetic while allowing for efficient natural lighting, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day."
Showing what appears to be a university building, the plan proposes "multi-purpose courtyards" to serve as "dynamic social and activity hubs for students".
"Emphasis on natural materials and large openings ensures a harmonious blend of historical identity and modern construction standards, creating a distinctive and sustainable educational environment," it adds.
Example of an educational building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Example of a commercial building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Second example of a commercial building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Screengrab)
Airport building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Screengrab)
Government buildings
Government buildings are also "crafted to reflect a modern and sustainable work environment that aligns with smart architecture standards and environmental integration".
Gaza governorate building according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
Interior of a Gaza government building according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
Industrial and agricultural areas
The plan envisages "sustanable" designs for industrial and agricultural areas."The design follows the principles of green development and sustainable manufacturing, ensuring harmony between environmental preservation and industrial efficiency," the document says.
A Gaza agricultural area according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
Temporary housing
The plan's early recovery phase includes the building of temporary housing units for approximately 1.5 million displaced people. The houses will be made of sea containers and each unit will house an average of six people.
An AI generated image for temporary housing units, according to the Gaza plan drafted by Egypt (Egyptian presidency)
An AI generated image for the interior and exterior of temporary housing units, according to the Gaza plan drafted by Egypt (Egyptian presidency)
This why Trump talking tough, he don’t like this Egyptian Gaza plan
How a future Gaza would look under Egypt's $53bn plan
The scheme, endorsed by the Arab League, seeks to reshape the urban landscape of the Palestinian enclave and achieve 'sustainable development'
Egypt's $53bn plan for the reconstruction of Gaza, backed by the Arab League on Tuesday, has an ambitious vision for the architectural future of the war-ravaged Palestinian enclave.
The 91-page plan, shared with Middle East Eye by officials ahead of the extraordinary Arab summit, proposes a new urban character for Gaza’s post-war architecture, blending Palestinian heritage with modern technology and designs.
It was a counter-proposal to US President Donald Trump’s declaration last month that he intends to take over Gaza and turn it into a tourism hub while displacing its Palestinian population.
The Egyptian plan, on the other hand, rejects the displacement of Palestinians and seeks to redevelop the enclave without depopulating it.
"Rooted like an olive tree, unwavering, and everlasting" is the motto for the vision.
“The olive tree is not just a plant; it symbolises resilience and heritage in Palestinian culture. With roots that run deep into the earth, it clings firmly despite hardships, reflecting the strength of Palestinian identity and its deep connection to the land,” the document reads.
According to the plan, the proposed architectural design elements include the use of the Jerusalem stone, a type of limestone used in the construction of buildings in Jerusalem and surrounding areas.
It also uses pointed arches, a distinctive architectural feature in Palestine used in mosques and churches, along with domes and vaults.
A selection of Palestinian architectural landmarks and designs the Egypt plan says it seeks to draw from (Egyptian presidency)
Residential buildings
The residential buildings, according to the plan, are inspired by Arab and Islamic heritage, with a modern twist.
It incorporates modern designs that ensure "comfort and sustainability", while using "traditional building materials" such as natural stone. Planning strategies will seek to promote "social interaction and cultural identity", the plan says.
Gaza residential buildings, AI generated image, Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Second AI generated image for Gaza residential buildings according to Egypt's plan (Screengrab)
Service sector
Like residential buildings, the architectural design of the service sector incorporates modern and traditional elements.
Example of a service sector building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
"The use of limestone or white concrete reflects the local Arab architectural style while reducing heat absorption, improving energy efficiency within buildings," the plan states.
"Repeated arches in windows and facades create a distinctive Islamic aesthetic while allowing for efficient natural lighting, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day."
Showing what appears to be a university building, the plan proposes "multi-purpose courtyards" to serve as "dynamic social and activity hubs for students".
"Emphasis on natural materials and large openings ensures a harmonious blend of historical identity and modern construction standards, creating a distinctive and sustainable educational environment," it adds.
Example of an educational building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Example of a commercial building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Egyptian presidency)
Second example of a commercial building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Screengrab)
Airport building according to Egypt's Gaza plan (Screengrab)
Government buildings
Government buildings are also "crafted to reflect a modern and sustainable work environment that aligns with smart architecture standards and environmental integration".
Gaza governorate building according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
Interior of a Gaza government building according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
Industrial and agricultural areas
The plan envisages "sustanable" designs for industrial and agricultural areas.
"The design follows the principles of green development and sustainable manufacturing, ensuring harmony between environmental preservation and industrial efficiency," the document says.
A Gaza agricultural area according to Egypt's plan (Egyptian presidency)
Temporary housing
The plan's early recovery phase includes the building of temporary housing units for approximately 1.5 million displaced people. The houses will be made of sea containers and each unit will house an average of six people.
An AI generated image for temporary housing units, according to the Gaza plan drafted by Egypt (Egyptian presidency)
An AI generated image for the interior and exterior of temporary housing units, according to the Gaza plan drafted by Egypt (Egyptian presidency)
Well, looks better than the AI vid of a beach resort surrounded by rubble and BEARDED trans dancers that Trump re-tweeted. The "riviera of the middle east", he calls it
Definitely makes sense
Well whoever made that clip,had to give them sweet Israeli guys hope