Israel Declares War After Hamas Attacks
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Niggas in here riding harder for Palestine than anything ever posted here. Shits weird as fuck to me .
The Egypt attack may have been an accident
Egyptian army says border guards hurt in accidental hit by Israeli tank
Several Egyptian border guards sustained minor injuries on Sunday after being accidentally hit by fragments of a shell from an Israeli tank, a spokesperson for the Egyptian army said.
Yea possible, found this interestingThe Egypt attack may have been an accident
Egyptian army says border guards hurt in accidental hit by Israeli tank
Several Egyptian border guards sustained minor injuries on Sunday after being accidentally hit by fragments of a shell from an Israeli tank, a spokesperson for the Egyptian army said.www.reuters.com
Oh, are they? When did they finish Saudi Arabia?
What horse shit.
People can say anything on the internet. Does the Houthi even have internet?AbM or whatever his name is, said they can
Bruh, this had me saying damn what the West Bank have to do with this…
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Not a thing but the IDF are gonna claim that “Hamas are using Palestinian homes as cover.”
Apparently they bombed Aleppo Airport as well cause Hamas were drinking coffee in the lounge…
Man don’t make me laugh….
Have you read anything about issues with a couple of Israel military folks not wanting to fight. I think it was like 200 or maybe 20 idk… apparently 4 even killed themselves
I haven’t read much on it but I also don’t doubt it’s veracity. I can attest to it from knowing people in my professional life, who have kids in the IDF, that it’s a harrowing experience being called back.
There’s massive trepidation on their part and why wouldn’t there be because no matter what myopic view the western world holds of this conflict, Israeli’s and Palestinians are culturally closely related, which can make them feel like they’re going against their families in going back to serve for the occupation or wars.
Sorta like a black policeman watching his white counterparts beat on an innocent man in the hood. You don’t wanna be doing this, but it’s your job.
Here’s some accounts of former IDF soliders and their experiences, via a group called Breaking the Silence:
SERGEANT, ANONYMOUS
Nablus Regional Brigade, Nablus, 2014
"Provocation and reaction" is the act of entering a village, making a lot of noise, waiting for the stones to be thrown at you and then you arrest them, saying: "There, they're throwing stones."
Lots of vehicles move inside the whole village, barriers. A barrier seems to be the army's legitimate means to stop terrorists. We're talking about Area B [under civilian Palestinian control and Israeli security control], but the army goes in there every day, practically, provoking stone throwings. Just as any Palestinian is suspect, this is the same idea. It could be a kid's first time ever throwing a stone, but as far as the army is concerned, we've caught the stone thrower.
SERGEANT, ANONYMOUS
Kfir Brigade, Tul Karem, 2008
There was one checkpoint that was divided into three lanes: there's a settlement, a checkpoint, and then Israeli territory. In the middle, there's a Palestinian village, so they just split the checkpoint into three lanes. Three lanes, and the brigade commander ordered that Jews should only wait at the checkpoint for 10 minutes. Because of that we had to have a special lane for them, and everyone else, the Palestinians and Israeli Arabs, had to wait in the other two lanes. I remember that settlers would come, go around the Arabs, and just did it naturally. I went over to a settler and said: "Why are you going around? There's a line here, sir." He said: "You really think I'm going to wait behind an Arab?" He began to raise his voice at me. "You're going to hear from your brigade commander."
Stories from an occupation: the Israelis who broke silence | Israel | The Guardian
<p>A group called Breaking the Silence has spent 10 years collecting accounts from Israeli soldiers who served in the Palestinian territories. To mark the milestone, 10 hours' worth of testimony was read to an audience in Tel Aviv. Here we print some extracts</p>
Lord Balfour cracks a smile from the grave knowing his job is done.
Someone needs to smoke his ass
Egypt, Israel conclude peace treaty, March 26, 1979
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat (1918-1981) and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin (1913-1992) signed the agreement. The accord came 16 months after Sadat had traveled to Jerusalem — an unprecedented move by an Arab leader that angered much of the Muslim world — to meet with Begin and address the Israeli Parliament. In September 1978, the two leaders met again under Carter’s auspices in the United States, where they negotiated a framework deal known as the Camp David Accords.
By ANDREW GLASS
03/26/2019
www.politico.com
President Jimmy Carter (center) congratulates Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat (left) and Israeli Premier Menachem Begin in a three-way handshake after signing the historic peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.
At least seven injured as Israeli tank ‘accidentally’ hits Egyptian border
Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera’s senior political analyst, said the incident could spur further warnings from Cairo to Israel.
Aljazeera
October 22, 2023
www.aljazeera.com
Gaza's sole border crossing with Egypt, the only entry point not controlled by Israel, was hit by an Israeli air strike Tuesday for the third time in 24 hours, an AFP photographer and an NGO said.
Defense Secretary Austin says US is ‘concerned about potential escalation’ in Middle East
“We’re concerned about potential escalation. In fact, what we’re seeing is a – is a prospect of a significant escalation of attacks on our troops and our people throughout the region, and because of that, we’re going to do what’s necessary to make sure that our troops are in the right – in a good position, and they’re protected, and that we have the ability to respond,” he said on ABC’s “This Week.”
By Aileen Graef, CNN
Published 12:39 PM EDT, Sun October 22, 2023
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant hold a joint statements at HaKirya base in Tel Aviv on October 13, 2023
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat (1918-1981) and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin (1913-1992) signed the agreement. The accord came 16 months after Sadat had traveled to Jerusalem — an unprecedented move by an Arab leader that angered much of the Muslim world — to meet with Begin and address the Israeli Parliament. In September 1978, the two leaders met again under Carter’s auspices in the United States, where they negotiated a framework deal known as the Camp David Accords.
By ANDREW GLASS
03/26/2019
Egypt, Israel conclude peace treaty, March 26, 1979
The treaty called for the withdrawal of Israel's military and civilians from the Sinai Peninsula.
www.politico.com
President Jimmy Carter (center) congratulates Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat (left) and Israeli Premier Menachem Begin in a three-way handshake after signing the historic peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.
At least seven injured as Israeli tank ‘accidentally’ hits Egyptian border
Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera’s senior political analyst, said the incident could spur further warnings from Cairo to Israel.
Aljazeera
October 22, 2023
At least seven injured as Israeli tank ‘accidentally’ hits Egyptian border
Al Jazeera’s Marwan Bishara, said the incident could further complicate Israel’s relationship with Egypt.
Gaza's sole border crossing with Egypt, the only entry point not controlled by Israel, was hit by an Israeli air strike Tuesday for the third time in 24 hours, an AFP photographer and an NGO said.
Defense Secretary Austin says US is ‘concerned about potential escalation’ in Middle East
“We’re concerned about potential escalation. In fact, what we’re seeing is a – is a prospect of a significant escalation of attacks on our troops and our people throughout the region, and because of that, we’re going to do what’s necessary to make sure that our troops are in the right – in a good position, and they’re protected, and that we have the ability to respond,” he said on ABC’s “This Week.”
By Aileen Graef, CNN
Published 12:39 PM EDT, Sun October 22, 2023
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant hold a joint statements at HaKirya base in Tel Aviv on October 13, 2023