Israel Declares War After Hamas Attacks
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they want to whoop Hezbollah’s ass ! they’re kidding themselves !
bought drones at their local Walmart used them in Gaza without encryption and anyone can watch those damn recorded videos !
bought drones at their local Walmart used them in Gaza without encryption and anyone can watch those damn recorded videos !
Since Joe Biden took office in January 2021, the U.S. has provided Israel with significant financial and military assistance, primarily in line with a ten-year $38 billion aid package agreed upon in 2016. This translates to an annual $3.8 billion in military assistance.
Additionally, in response to the October 2023 Hamas attacks, Biden requested a special package of $14.3 billion in military aid as part of a broader $105 billion foreign aid package, which includes funding for other global security interests.
Thus, the total U.S. aid to Israel under Biden from 2021 through the proposed 2024 emergency package would exceed $26 billion, factoring in both annual commitments and additional emergency assistance.
But the US “doesn’t have the money” for Reperations and needs to conduct years of studies to follow up on years of studies to figure out who if anybody should get Reperations.
Israel begins ground invasion of Lebanon to take out Hezbollah outposts
Israel has begun its invasion of southern Lebanon as the IDF announced early Tuesday that troops were carrying out “limited” raids aimed at wiping out Hezbollah outposts.
nypost.com
The politics of war is crazy. Isreal has bombed Iran and Lebanon, blew up pagers, and assassinated leaders, but a war still hasn't been officially declared.
Those countries have been showing restraint because they know Nazityahu whole purpose has been to provoke a wider war. The longer the war, the longer he stays in power, he's safe from prosecution.
Oh shit, Iran strikes back. Hit Israel with 200 missiles.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/live...e-israelis-launch-ground-operation-in-lebanon
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/live...e-israelis-launch-ground-operation-in-lebanon
US says helped Israel thwart Iranian attack, reasserts ‘ironclad’ support
Biden administration’s failure to pressure Israel to end Gaza war pushed Middle East to regional war, analysts say.
"But critics have noted that the US government continues to offer Israel unwavering military and diplomatic support. Washington provides Israel with at least $3.8bn in military aid annually, and Biden has greenlit $14bn in additional assistance to the US ally since the Gaza war began in October of last year."
“The attack appears to have been defeated and ineffective,” the US president said, adding that “the United States is fully, fully, fully supportive of Israel”.
Earlier on Tuesday, the White House said that Biden had “directed the US military to aid Israel’s defense against Iranian attacks and shoot down missiles that are targeting Israel”.
The Pentagon also said in a statement that Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and his Israeli counterpart Yoav Gallant had discussed “the severe consequences for Iran in the event Iran chooses to launch a direct military attack against Israel”.
The fuck is going on here? Our economy is suffering and our President has not voiced ANY support for Reperations his whole Presidential term. Yet he has given over 14Billion to Isreal and sending our military to Isreal who is committing WAR CRIMES against people of color. I cannot believe that yall are ok with the BS.
This is nothing new. The US has been prov
This is nothing new. The US has been providing Israel with military and financial assistance for decades. Has nothing to do with Joe Biden specifically… Stop the lies.
The Hamas out there producing documentaries now !
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Hamas Leader Khalil Al-Haya: All greetings to the fatherly families who failed the enemy’s plans of chaos or displacement despite the suffering and remained faithful.
The blood of the Hamas leadership has mixed with the blood of the people throughout history and this is not new
The blood of the martyrs, leaders Ismail Haniyeh and Saleh Al-Arouri, mixed with the blood of their people in the battle of Al-Aqsa Flood.
The flood of Al-Aqsa came and the occupation is wreaking havoc in the region, seeking to build alliances and sought to liquidate the Palestinian cause.
All attempts to capture our people in the territories of 1948 failed and remained part of the Palestinian homeland.
The blood of the Hamas leadership has mixed with the blood of the people throughout history and this is not new
The blood of the martyrs, leaders Ismail Haniyeh and Saleh Al-Arouri, mixed with the blood of their people in the battle of Al-Aqsa Flood.
The flood of Al-Aqsa came and the occupation is wreaking havoc in the region, seeking to build alliances and sought to liquidate the Palestinian cause.
All attempts to capture our people in the territories of 1948 failed and remained part of the Palestinian homeland.
With all of this killing, Israel still having trouble with Hamas in Gaza.
The shit so bad, they figure it better to attack folks in The West Bank and Lebanon to get a victory
Today marks one year since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, or the October 7 "terrorist attack" carried out by fighters from the Al-Qassam Brigades and other factions in Israeli territory near the Gaza Strip.
During the first days of the war, Hamas's ability to infiltrate Israeli territory by land, air or sea was surprising. This, together with massive rocket and drone launches, overwhelmed the capabilities of the Israeli army, leading to the murder of thousands of Israelis (civilians and military), as well as the taking of hundreds of hostages, dozens of whom are still being held in the Strip.
The number of Israelis killed since last year is around 1,500, while the number of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip is 40,000, which has led to the virtual destruction of almost the entire Palestinian enclave and a serious humanitarian crisis.
All of this is leading to the expansion of the conflict in the region.
During the first days of the war, Hamas's ability to infiltrate Israeli territory by land, air or sea was surprising. This, together with massive rocket and drone launches, overwhelmed the capabilities of the Israeli army, leading to the murder of thousands of Israelis (civilians and military), as well as the taking of hundreds of hostages, dozens of whom are still being held in the Strip.
The number of Israelis killed since last year is around 1,500, while the number of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip is 40,000, which has led to the virtual destruction of almost the entire Palestinian enclave and a serious humanitarian crisis.
All of this is leading to the expansion of the conflict in the region.
That's an untrue blanket statement. So African nations never fought back after suffering HUGE atrocities that dwarf what Palestine are going through? Never successfully fought for Independence or kicked out foreign embassies today? Oh REALLLLLY?
Anyways, the world is changing, not just in the Mideast.
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Yeah Ethiopia, mame another
Many more:
Country | Independence Dates | From |
Algeria | 5th July 1962 | France |
Angola | 11th November 1975 | Portugal |
Benin | 1st August 1960 | France |
Botswana | 30th September 1966 | Great Britain |
Burkina Faso | 5th August 1960 | France |
Burundi | 1st July 1962 | Belgium |
Cameroon | 1st January 1960 1st October 1961 | France Great Britain |
Cape Verde | 5th July 1975 | Portugal |
Central African Republic | 13th August 1960 | France |
Chad | 11th August 1960 | France |
Comoros | 6th July 1975 | France |
Congo, Dem Republic | 30th June 1960 | Belgium |
Congo, Republic | 15th August 1960 | France |
Côte d'Ivoire | 7th August 1960 | France |
Djibouti | 27th June 1977 | France |
Egypt | 28th February 1922 | Great Britain |
Equatorial Guinea | 12th October 1968 | Spain |
Eritrea | November 1941 24th May 1993 | Italy Ethiopia |
Ethiopia | Never a European Colony | |
Gabon | 17th August 1960 | France |
Gambia | 18th February 1965 | Great Britain |
Ghana | 6th March 1957 | Great Britain |
Guinea | 2nd October 1958 | France |
Guinea-Bissau | 24th September 1973 | Portugal |
Kenya | 12th December 1963 | Great Britain |
Lesotho | 4th October 1966 | Great Britain |
Liberia | Never a European Colony | |
Libya | 10th February 1947 24th December 1951 | Portugal UK/French Mandate |
Madagascar | 26th June 1960 | France |
Malawi | 6th July 1964 | Great Britain |
Mali | 4th April 1960 | France |
Mauritania | 28th November 1960 | France |
Mauritius | 12th March 1968 | Great Britain |
Morocco | 2nd March 1956 7th April 1956 | France Spain |
Mozambique | 25th June 1975 | Portugal |
Namibia | 21st March 1990 | South Africa |
Niger | 3rd August 1960 | France |
Nigeria | 1st October 1960 | Great Britain |
Rwanda | 1st July 1962 | Belgium |
Sao Tome and Principe | 12th July 1975 | Portugal |
Senegal | 4th April 1960 | France |
Seychelles | 29th June 1976 | Great Britain |
Sierra Leone | 27th April 1961 | Great Britain |
Somalia | 1st July 1960 | Italy Great Britain |
South Africa | 31st May 1910 | Great Britain |
Sudan | 1st January 1956 | Great Britain Egypt |
Swaziland | 6th September 1968 | Great Britain |
Tanzania Tanganyika Zanzibar | 9th December 1961 10th December 1963 Merger 26th April 1964 | Great Britain |
Togo | 27th April 1960 | France |
Tunisia | 20th March 1956 | France |
Western Sahara | 14th November 1975 | Spain |
Uganda | 9th October 1962 | Great Britain |
Zambia | 24th October 1964 | Great Britain |
Zimbabwe | 11th Nov 1965/18th April 1980 | Declared/Recognised by UK |
Yeah after centuries of colonization. Ethiopia is the only African country never colonized