Israel Declares War After Hamas Attacks
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Prince Salman a spoiled brat who didn't hesitate to put his relatives, his own blood behind bars, who asked his security to not just kill but have a journalist dismembered (kashogi) !
This cat refused to be part of a western naval coalition against the Houthis, cuz he knows they don't mess around !
He's scared !
Nasrallah:
➡️If an agreement is reached to stop the war and Hamas agrees to it, our front will cease the fire without discussion.
➡️We will not tolerate any aggression if Israel takes a decision to continue the war in Lebanon after a complete ceasefire in Gaza.
➡️We started a front to support Gaza, imagine what we’d have to do to defend ourselves.
➡️If your tanks appear, you know who is waiting for them, and our shooters are skilled.
➡️If an agreement is reached to stop the war and Hamas agrees to it, our front will cease the fire without discussion.
➡️We will not tolerate any aggression if Israel takes a decision to continue the war in Lebanon after a complete ceasefire in Gaza.
➡️We started a front to support Gaza, imagine what we’d have to do to defend ourselves.
➡️If your tanks appear, you know who is waiting for them, and our shooters are skilled.
This.
Man no lies
The Final Act
War with Lebanon will be the last mistake the Zionists ever make
As the Zionist Goliath begins to collapse under the blows of the resistance, it is lashing out in fear and anger. Even as they collapse in front of our eyes, the Zionists best bet to survive is escalation.
That may sound absurd, but their strategy is clear. They aim to put the Zionist settler-colony into a situation so precarious that the United States will be forced to intervene. While not even the Biden regime wants to start a war in the Levant, America’s prized military base in the Middle East cannot be allowed to fall.
It’s more than just politics; if the Zionist army is defeated on the battlefield they maintain a long-held strategy called the Samson Option, which entails launching their entire nuclear arsenal at as many cities as possible, friend and foe alike. The United States government cannot allow that to happen, so at some point they must intervene. All the Zionists have to do is put the pedal to the metal, and the machine will do what it was built to do.
To this end, a war with Lebanon seems imminent.
It should be stated plainly that the Zionists cannot win a war with Lebanon. This is not even a controversial opinion. Their backers at the Pentagon1 concur, and the thought of a war is so unpopular among the IOF that officers are leaving en masse. Unrest grips the heart of the Zionist regime, and this time it looks terminal. Cracks in the foundation of the regime are starting to become obvious.
At this point, the army is close to mutiny, openly begging the increasingly isolated Netanyahu regime to negotiate for a ceasefire. The ultra-orthodox extremists who made up most of the regime’s base are now rioting in the streets after new laws removed their exemption from military service. The police who mercilessly terrorize and murder the Palestinian people indigenous to this land do nothing as these fascist maniacs pelt them with sticks and stones.
Much the same as it was in the 1930s, the mechanisms of the capitalist state will only serve to aid the rise of fascism, never to stop it. Without these shock troops, terrorists like Itmar Ben-Givr and Bezalel Smotrich would be rotting in cells under the Hague, and without Ben-Givr and Smotrich’s parties, Netanyahu would be in the next cell.
This betrayal of such a vital base of power reveals just how bad the manpower situation is among the Zionist occupation forces. Only a primal fear can motivate such a self-destructive strategy.
The fanatics are right to be afraid. Hezbollah will not hesitate to send them off to meet their god. They have promised to make Gaza look like a playground, and they have the muscle to back it up.
Breaking News
Denmark Announces Withdrawal of the Frigate "Iver Huitfeldt," Targeted Last March in the Red Sea, from NATO Naval Force
Danish Defense Ministry: The decision to retract the deployment of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate came after a previous offer to have the ship serve as the lead ship in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Minister: The issues faced by the crew of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate during their mission in the Red Sea remain unresolved.
Danish Defense Minister: When we decide to send Danish soldiers, it is essential to provide them with the best conditions for success. We will not send a combat frigate as the primary option.
Danish Defense Ministry: The plan was for the frigates "Iver Huitfeldt" and "Niels Juel" to alternate as the command ship for the NATO naval force in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Ministry: We had previously offered to make a frigate available to act as the leader of NATO's standing naval group from July 11 to November 5.
Denmark Announces Withdrawal of the Frigate "Iver Huitfeldt," Targeted Last March in the Red Sea, from NATO Naval Force
Danish Defense Ministry: The decision to retract the deployment of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate came after a previous offer to have the ship serve as the lead ship in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Minister: The issues faced by the crew of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate during their mission in the Red Sea remain unresolved.
Danish Defense Minister: When we decide to send Danish soldiers, it is essential to provide them with the best conditions for success. We will not send a combat frigate as the primary option.
Danish Defense Ministry: The plan was for the frigates "Iver Huitfeldt" and "Niels Juel" to alternate as the command ship for the NATO naval force in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Ministry: We had previously offered to make a frigate available to act as the leader of NATO's standing naval group from July 11 to November 5.
We gonna need our whole navy in the red sea
Breaking News
Denmark Announces Withdrawal of the Frigate "Iver Huitfeldt," Targeted Last March in the Red Sea, from NATO Naval Force
Danish Defense Ministry: The decision to retract the deployment of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate came after a previous offer to have the ship serve as the lead ship in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Minister: The issues faced by the crew of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate during their mission in the Red Sea remain unresolved.
Danish Defense Minister: When we decide to send Danish soldiers, it is essential to provide them with the best conditions for success. We will not send a combat frigate as the primary option.
Danish Defense Ministry: The plan was for the frigates "Iver Huitfeldt" and "Niels Juel" to alternate as the command ship for the NATO naval force in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Ministry: We had previously offered to make a frigate available to act as the leader of NATO's standing naval group from July 11 to November 5.
Breaking News
Denmark Announces Withdrawal of the Frigate "Iver Huitfeldt," Targeted Last March in the Red Sea, from NATO Naval Force
Danish Defense Ministry: The decision to retract the deployment of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate came after a previous offer to have the ship serve as the lead ship in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Minister: The issues faced by the crew of the "Iver Huitfeldt" frigate during their mission in the Red Sea remain unresolved.
Danish Defense Minister: When we decide to send Danish soldiers, it is essential to provide them with the best conditions for success. We will not send a combat frigate as the primary option.
Danish Defense Ministry: The plan was for the frigates "Iver Huitfeldt" and "Niels Juel" to alternate as the command ship for the NATO naval force in the second half of 2024.
Danish Defense Ministry: We had previously offered to make a frigate available to act as the leader of NATO's standing naval group from July 11 to November 5.
Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades and Al-Quds Brigades fire missiles at the Israeli army's operation command base in Nahal Oz with 107mm mortars, the locally manufactured version of the Soviet 107 M1938
The beautiful scene of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad banner (Saraya Al-Quds) alongside the PFLP banner in red makes a statement:
Palestine has no ideology, Palestine isthe ideology
Many people are reluctant to support Hamas because of their opposition to Islamism, using it as a psychological defense mechanism, which helps them sleep at night and blame the genocide perpetrated by the ZionNazis on someone else
But they forget that there are more than 10 major resistance factions fighting in Gaza, including two leftist and one secular, all in the same trench
Churches and mosques have been bombed; there are Christian Palestinian prisoners serving LIFETIME sentences, and all minorities are targeted by Israeli Nazism across all of occupied Palestine
These men in slippers are fighting for the achievement of the next multipolar world order, in which NATO does not play the role of God; their victory is a victory for humanity
This part !
Israel in collapse’: 46,000 businesses forced to close since 7 Oct
️ Forty-six thousand Israeli businesses have been forced to shut as a result of the ongoing war and its devastating effect on the economy, Hebrew newspaper Maariv reported on 10 July, referring to Israel as a “country in collapse.”
️ “This is a very high number that encompasses many sectors. About 77 percent of the businesses that have been closed since the beginning of the war, which make up about 35,000 businesses, are small businesses with up to five employees, and are the most vulnerable in the economy,” Yoel Amir, CEO of Israeli information services and credit risk management firm, CofaceBdi, told Maariv.
️ The report adds that “the most vulnerable industries are the construction industry, and as a result also the entire ecosystem that operates around it: ceramics, air conditioning, aluminum, building materials, and more – All of these were significantly damaged,” according to CofaceBdi’s risk ratings.
️ The trade sector has also been severely affected. This includes the service sector and industries including fashion, furniture, housewares, entertainment, transport, and tourism.
️ Israel is in a situation where “there is almost no foreign tourism,” the report said, adding that “damage to businesses is all over the country, and almost no sector has been spared.”
️ This includes the agriculture sector, which is based mainly in the south and the north – both considered active combat zones due to the threat posed by the Palestinian resistance and Lebanon’s Hezbollah – whose support front against Israel has significantly contributed to the downfall of the economy.
️ The CofaceBdi CEO estimates that 60,000 Israeli businesses are expected to be shut down by the end of 2024.
️ Hezbollah’s attacks have severely affected local business and education in the north. Tens of thousands of settlers have been forced to evacuate. “Our goal of draining the enemy’s economy … has been achieved,” Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said on 10 July.
️ The Yemeni army’s maritime operations have also contributed to the economy's downfall. Revenues at key ports, such as the southern port of Eilat, have fallen significantly.
️ In the final months of 2023, the Israeli GDP plummeted by nearly 20 percent.
️ The threat of escalation with Hezbollah has also posed fears in Israel that any full-scale war with the Lebanese resistance would plunge the economy much deeper into the abyss. Hezbollah has demonstrated through recent video warnings that it is capable of attacking energy infrastructure such as oil refineries and gas tanks.
️ Forty-six thousand Israeli businesses have been forced to shut as a result of the ongoing war and its devastating effect on the economy, Hebrew newspaper Maariv reported on 10 July, referring to Israel as a “country in collapse.”
️ “This is a very high number that encompasses many sectors. About 77 percent of the businesses that have been closed since the beginning of the war, which make up about 35,000 businesses, are small businesses with up to five employees, and are the most vulnerable in the economy,” Yoel Amir, CEO of Israeli information services and credit risk management firm, CofaceBdi, told Maariv.
️ The report adds that “the most vulnerable industries are the construction industry, and as a result also the entire ecosystem that operates around it: ceramics, air conditioning, aluminum, building materials, and more – All of these were significantly damaged,” according to CofaceBdi’s risk ratings.
️ The trade sector has also been severely affected. This includes the service sector and industries including fashion, furniture, housewares, entertainment, transport, and tourism.
️ Israel is in a situation where “there is almost no foreign tourism,” the report said, adding that “damage to businesses is all over the country, and almost no sector has been spared.”
️ This includes the agriculture sector, which is based mainly in the south and the north – both considered active combat zones due to the threat posed by the Palestinian resistance and Lebanon’s Hezbollah – whose support front against Israel has significantly contributed to the downfall of the economy.
️ The CofaceBdi CEO estimates that 60,000 Israeli businesses are expected to be shut down by the end of 2024.
️ Hezbollah’s attacks have severely affected local business and education in the north. Tens of thousands of settlers have been forced to evacuate. “Our goal of draining the enemy’s economy … has been achieved,” Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said on 10 July.
️ The Yemeni army’s maritime operations have also contributed to the economy's downfall. Revenues at key ports, such as the southern port of Eilat, have fallen significantly.
️ In the final months of 2023, the Israeli GDP plummeted by nearly 20 percent.
️ The threat of escalation with Hezbollah has also posed fears in Israel that any full-scale war with the Lebanese resistance would plunge the economy much deeper into the abyss. Hezbollah has demonstrated through recent video warnings that it is capable of attacking energy infrastructure such as oil refineries and gas tanks.
And the beating goes on, starts @0:10
NEW:
G7 countries condemned the announcement about the establishment of five illegal settlements in the West Bank and the expansion of the Israeli occupation of Palestine - Axios
The foreign ministers of the G7 countries - USA, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Canada, Japan and the European Union - condemned israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's announcement about the establishment of five illegal outposts in the West Bank last week and expanding the occupation over Palestinian territory
The foreign ministers also emphasized that they reject the Israeli government's decision to declare more lands in the West Bank as state lands and the decision to approve the planning and construction of over 5000 new housing units in the West Bank settlements.
"The settlement plan of the Israeli government is not consistent with international law and is harmful to achieving peace," the statement of the foreign ministers said. "We call on the Israeli government to withdraw from these decisions"
G7 countries condemned the announcement about the establishment of five illegal settlements in the West Bank and the expansion of the Israeli occupation of Palestine - Axios
The foreign ministers of the G7 countries - USA, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Canada, Japan and the European Union - condemned israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's announcement about the establishment of five illegal outposts in the West Bank last week and expanding the occupation over Palestinian territory
The foreign ministers also emphasized that they reject the Israeli government's decision to declare more lands in the West Bank as state lands and the decision to approve the planning and construction of over 5000 new housing units in the West Bank settlements.
"The settlement plan of the Israeli government is not consistent with international law and is harmful to achieving peace," the statement of the foreign ministers said. "We call on the Israeli government to withdraw from these decisions"
Jews are todays Nazis, ain’t that some shitThese Israeli generals never heard of Stalingrad?
Man these dudes
Turkish President Erdogan from NATO summit:
- In all my meetings during the NATO Summit, I drew attention to the ongoing atrocities in the occupied Palestinian territories, especially in Gaza.
- Türkiye will not agree to initiatives aimed at NATO cooperation with Israel until a comprehensive and sustainable peace is achieved in Palestine
- The Netanyahu government, with its expansionist and reckless policies, not only endangers the security of its citizens, but also the security of the entire region.
- It is not possible to continue the partnership between NATO and the Israeli administration, which violates the core values of our alliance
- Continued military support for Israel cannot be accepted at a time when global consciences take to the streets to stop attacks on Palestinian civilians.
It is important for members of the international community to come together for a two-state solution based on the 1967 borders
- In all my meetings during the NATO Summit, I drew attention to the ongoing atrocities in the occupied Palestinian territories, especially in Gaza.
- Türkiye will not agree to initiatives aimed at NATO cooperation with Israel until a comprehensive and sustainable peace is achieved in Palestine
- The Netanyahu government, with its expansionist and reckless policies, not only endangers the security of its citizens, but also the security of the entire region.
- It is not possible to continue the partnership between NATO and the Israeli administration, which violates the core values of our alliance
- Continued military support for Israel cannot be accepted at a time when global consciences take to the streets to stop attacks on Palestinian civilians.
It is important for members of the international community to come together for a two-state solution based on the 1967 borders
Nope ! If you ask them they'll tell you that some kind of Russian dance !
Their videos are way more detailed compared to their first ones, where we could only see the action, now they show us the planning, maps where the ambush will take place, the action itself and eventually interviews !
Like with that one
It tells a lot about their confidence on that battlefield !
Yep !
This feels like the last days of Israel.....
I would like to see it, also. I'd even pay to see the pay-per-view of their last days.
Hamas Considers Independent Government and Inisists on Written Guarantees
A Hamas official has stated that in the ongoing ceasefire negotiations, the group is still asking for written guarantees from mediators that Israel will not resume the war after the release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza.
While both sides have agreed on a general framework for a deal, the main point of contention is that Hamas wants a permanent ceasefire. At the same time, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that any agreement "must allow Israel to resume fighting until all the objectives of the war are achieved." Hamas is flexible on some points but insists that negotiations should continue until a permanent ceasefire is reached. The group wants a written agreement to ensure negotiations continue until a permanent ceasefire is achieved.
Additionally, the group does not expect to resume its role as the ruling party in Gaza after the war but rather wants to see a Palestinian government of technocrats. The Palestinian people should agree upon the form of future governance in Gaza and is not currently part of the negotiations.
"We do not want to rule Gaza alone again in the next phase," he stated. "We want to have a partnership and national consensus."
He also mentioned an upcoming meeting between Hamas and its main rival, Fatah, which is expected to take place in China later this month. Abdul-Hadi expressed hope that this meeting would result in national consensus.
A Hamas official has stated that in the ongoing ceasefire negotiations, the group is still asking for written guarantees from mediators that Israel will not resume the war after the release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza.
While both sides have agreed on a general framework for a deal, the main point of contention is that Hamas wants a permanent ceasefire. At the same time, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that any agreement "must allow Israel to resume fighting until all the objectives of the war are achieved." Hamas is flexible on some points but insists that negotiations should continue until a permanent ceasefire is reached. The group wants a written agreement to ensure negotiations continue until a permanent ceasefire is achieved.
Additionally, the group does not expect to resume its role as the ruling party in Gaza after the war but rather wants to see a Palestinian government of technocrats. The Palestinian people should agree upon the form of future governance in Gaza and is not currently part of the negotiations.
"We do not want to rule Gaza alone again in the next phase," he stated. "We want to have a partnership and national consensus."
He also mentioned an upcoming meeting between Hamas and its main rival, Fatah, which is expected to take place in China later this month. Abdul-Hadi expressed hope that this meeting would result in national consensus.
They're now playing with Israeli soldiers !
The latest statements by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg seem to indicate that the goal of returning Ukraine to its 1991 borders appears to be unrealistic under the current circumstances. The possibility of this was contemplated in the autumn of 2022, now it is more realistic for Ukraine to continue to retreat in its zone of control. Moreover, the impossibility of an agreement with Russia will progressively harm the Ukrainian state. Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a few weeks ago that peace conditions should include the withdrawal of the Ukrainian army from the four annexed oblasts (without international recognition), which indicates that Russia is not inclined to return to that political reality before 2014 either. Ukrainian statehood is at stake and the prolongation of the war will emperorize its position until its status as an independent state becomes technically unfeasible.
Benjamin Netenyahu in an official statement:
➡️I blessed Al-Mawasi’s operation after the Shin Bit presented it last night.
➡️I made sure that there were no hostages before I gave approval to carry out the operation.
➡️Achieving victory over Hamas is a prerequisite for victory over the Iranian axis.
➡️The war will end only when we achieve all its goals, and we will not stop it a second before that.
➡️I do not obstruct the completion of any deal, and if there is a good deal, we must stick to the principles we have set.
➡️I did not add any clause to the original clauses that were present in the original deal proposal.
➡️We are now in a phase of positive progress in the war, and it is not right to stop it now.
➡️I blessed Al-Mawasi’s operation after the Shin Bit presented it last night.
➡️I made sure that there were no hostages before I gave approval to carry out the operation.
➡️Achieving victory over Hamas is a prerequisite for victory over the Iranian axis.
➡️The war will end only when we achieve all its goals, and we will not stop it a second before that.
➡️I do not obstruct the completion of any deal, and if there is a good deal, we must stick to the principles we have set.
➡️I did not add any clause to the original clauses that were present in the original deal proposal.
➡️We are now in a phase of positive progress in the war, and it is not right to stop it now.