Interesting
things you'd do out of saltiness and frustration back then it took them a week to be in Beirut and control the entire south Lebanon
we're definitely at the end of an era the IDF can't no longer prevail against the Hezbollah and Israelis know that !
Yep ! south Lebanon was like their garden back then, going over there whenever they wanted and doing whatever they wanted ! but now it's OVER !Damn they made it to Beirut years ago
What do you think of the ceasefire
Yep ! south Lebanon was like their garden back then, going over there whenever they wanted and doing whatever they wanted ! but now it's OVER !
civilians ! The Hezbollah took that decision in order to prevent more casualties among them, cuz on the battlefield not only they're whooping that ass but also brought some serious heat to Tel Aviv , burning buildings is something Israelis have never witnessed !
Yep ! south Lebanon was like their garden back then, going over there whenever they wanted and doing whatever they wanted ! but now it's OVER !
civilians ! The Hezbollah took that decision in order to prevent more casualties among them, cuz on the battlefield not only they're whooping that ass but also brought some serious heat to Tel Aviv , burning buildings is something Israelis have never witnessed !
Yea I can see this Tel Aviv getting attacked had folks tripping
and to add insult to injury that ass whooping was delivered by regulars from the Hezbollah those Radwan ninjas were not as implicated as the Golani brigade for Israel
in other words regulars from the Hezbollah can handle Israeli elite force !
Them these had this plan from
The jump
Israeli Channel 13:
➡️The Israeli army is not currently planning to reduce the number of its forces in Lebanon and is not seeking to transfer them to Gaza..
➡️The Israeli army will not withdraw at this stage and will continue to work in the same locations according to the agreement.
➡️Israeli army: We are still searching for combat means in southern Lebanon and are continuing engineering operations.
So if it was the radwan crew what would’ve happened?
Damn them ninjas really like that?We would have witnessed some incursions from those ninjas on Israeli soil !
posturing ! it's been Israelis tactic for a while now ! they achieved nothin' worst after having assassinated almost the entire Hezbollah's leadership they didn't manage to prevail on that battlefield that's an humiliation !
True, they killed plenty of high level people but the low level fighters are still morale is high
bro you make Some great talking point…
Yes time will tell….
Biden said he’s working on a deal Qatar, Egyptians, Israelis and maybe UAE to get deal. The deal is connected to the removal of Hamas Political and military head in Gaza.
I find that laughable because without Hamas, the reality for Palestine as we know it would been over years ago.
It’s just a fucked up situation.
Now with Hezbollah deciding it’s time to stand down, I think somebody else will increase they’re resistance.
There was some fishy shit happen, soon as the ceasefire went into affect. Militants in Syria tried a sneak attack but the Syrian military along Russian was waiting for them.
A nasty ambush occurred, I don’t if that was connected to Bibi and Washington. Just a huge coincidence if you ask me.
But back to your point, where do Hamas go from here.
They have said they would agree to the July proposal but each time Bibi change the requirements. Even folks on his side said it stupid to holdup the ceasefire build he don’t want to leave the Philadelphia Corridor.
I think dude just don’t want to admit defeat in Gaza.
At the end of the day, this shit is stupid. How you want to remove a group of people from the earth because you’re the chosen one.
Is Palestinians fucked up people, I’m sure you’d get a yes if you asked many Arab people.
I also saw something saying if two neighbor countries are fight, the Americans has recently visited…
That’s a fucked up label to have on us….
Fam not sure how accurate this is but what you make of this(assuming it’s reliable information)Bro, time will tell is all I can really say.
I'm wondering if the deal wasn't struck by the US and Lebanon instead of by Israel and Hezbollah.
If I'm right about that, it's a shame because Lebanon can't control Hezbollah and the US can't control Israel. So it's just a matter of time before the ceasefire is broken. If both sides really wanted a ceasefire they wouldn't have kept shooting at each other until the very last minute possible.
Anyway, looking at it as is...
It's a complete failure for Hezbollah. They said they were shooting rockets at Israel to force them to stop the Gaza invasion. Well that didn't happen. Its not happening now either. And Gaza isn't mentioned at all in any of the agreements I've seen. So are they giving up on their Palestinian brothers? Sure looks that way. So what was it all for in the first place? Oh and they got their leader's heads blown off for their trouble.
For Israel their displaced population won't feel safe going back home. That's for sure. Hezbollah left but Lebanon's army is moving in. I guess that's better for them but I'm not sure they see it that way. They know who is giving Hezbollah orders and if they say go South and shoot, Lebanon couldn't stop them even if they wanted to. So IMHO Israel will still be left with a refugee problem. However it does free the rest of the military to focus on Gaza. Really bad news for Palestinians.
At the end of the day it puts all the pressure back on Hamas and only Hamas. We can go back and forth all day on the morality of Oct 7th, but what's done is done. The point is made. Now it's just about how many Palestinian deaths each side can stomach.
I go back to what I said about Hamas. It's time to put the arms down and release the hostages. The fighting part of the resistance has to end one day.
Fam not sure how accurate this is but what you make of this(assuming it’s reliable information)
Yea I can see that but I mainly was getting at the fact Bibi steady Violating the cease-fireI'm betting your suspicion was dead on.
I think Israel and the US have propped up a rebel group in Syria to keep Iran and Russia occupied, or to stop Syria from being the next weapon Iran/Russia use in their own wars.
I think Israel is gonna bomb the shit out of Hezbollah so that they can't go help Assad in Syria. That's why Israel is bombing all the bridges.
Palestinians run the risk of being forgotten by their allies if the rebellion blows up, and that's kind of what Bibi is betting on.
Seem like Israel drew this up
Israeli Media Published the Full Ceasefire Agreement Between Israel and Lebanon, Which Includes the Following Terms:
1. Non-Aggression: Hezbollah and all other armed groups in Lebanon will refrain from initiating any offensive actions against Israel.
2. Israeli Commitment: Israel will abstain from conducting any offensive military operations against targets in Lebanon, whether on land, sea, or air.
3. Resolution 1701: Both nations affirm the significance of adhering to UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
4. Self-Defense: These commitments do not restrict either Israel or Lebanon from exercising their inherent right to self-defense.
5. Authorized Forces: Only Lebanon's official security and military forces are permitted to bear arms or operate in southern Lebanon.
6. Weapons Supervision: The sale, supply, and production of weapons and related materials for Lebanon will be overseen and regulated by the Lebanese government.
7. Dismantling Unauthorized Facilities: All unapproved facilities involved in weapon production or related activities will be dismantled.
8. Confiscation of Unauthorized Weapons: Military infrastructure and positions that do not align with the agreement will be dismantled, and all unauthorized weapons will be seized.
9. Monitoring Committee: A mutually agreed-upon committee will be established to monitor and support the enforcement of these commitments.
10. Reporting Violations: Israel and Lebanon will report any potential violations to the monitoring committee and UNIFIL.
11. Border Security Deployment:Lebanon will deploy its official security and military forces along all borders, crossing points, and within the designated southern region as outlined in the deployment plan.
12. Israeli Withdrawal: Israel will withdraw its forces south of the Blue Line in a phased process over a period of up to 60 days.
13. US-Facilitated Negotiations: The United States will promote indirect negotiations between Israel and Lebanon to establish a mutually recognized land border.
Four Israeli soldiers were killed in a so-called "operational accident" in southern Lebanon yesterday afternoon.
The soldiers were inspecting a Hezbollah tunnel when a cache of weapons and explosives exploded.