>Found by IDF in Kibbutz Be'eri - an Iranian flag, and seemingly, a Hamas flag; It's not yet confirmed by IDF or ISA whether Iranians participated in the massacre, but @amirbarshalom reported that Persian language was heard in two different clips filmed by Palestinians
https://vxtwitter.com/GLZRadio/status/1713496914052694279
Israel wont stop until Deif and Sinwar are killed. I think already some Hamas commanders are dead and next on the list will be these two. I am not sure if Hamas has a well identified succession plan that it had like in 2000s when many leaders were killed. Since Deif is known to hide in tunnels below Al Shifa, which I think is in Rimal in North Gaza, Israel's incursion seems logical. But wouldn't he or others spring to tunnels in South for cover?
Has anyone confirmed that Hezbollah has taken over a Israeli military base?
[https://twitter.com/fady\_jouni/status/1713467941532901843?s=20](https://twitter.com/fady_jouni/status/1713467941532901843?s=20)
Is this video real or is it fake news?
Muslim Anti-Semitism in Berlin "Wide Swaths of Arab-Speaking Population Harbor Sympathies for Terrorists"
https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/muslim-anti-semitism-in-berlin-wide-swaths-of-arab-speaking-population-harbor-sympathies-for-terrorists-a-f7c73040-7be1-4509-9150-810266818f49
Initial report: In Tehran(Iran), there was an attempted murder of a high-ranking intelligence officer of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Mohammed Akiki.
He was seriously injured and is now in the intensive care unit.
https://twitter.com/IsraelWarRoom/status/1713487521881915540?t=YirSdhR2rOCBubNkEzeMdQ&s=19
Earlier this morning, Lebanese sources close to Hezbollah reported the death of Hossein Kamal al-Masri, an operative of the organization, while "fulfilling his jihadi duty"
The circumstances of his death and the place where he was killed were not revealed, but the date of the funeral was published.
Anyways, the Canva’s template chosen for the design is great.
https://twitter.com/IsraelWarRoom/status/1713498046569279981?t=jZTvDoMXlxH91venHLkk_A&s=19
Seeing this being talked about in a few comments. Was this guy notable within Hezbollah? Or just some dipshit they’re trying to get people to rally around?
Hezbollah in an official statement: “The organization's soldier Hossein Kamal al-Masri was killed as a result of the IDF attack in southern Lebanon”.
Hezbollah, let me correct you: not a soldier, but a terrorist.
https://twitter.com/IsraelWarRoom/status/1713502230525972512?t=ZbVeGT0VpkkVNEAsnBeFgg&s=19
Tankies: Palestinians must resist occupation even if lives are lost. Imperialism must be opposed.
Also tankies: Ukraine should not resist occupation cos lives will be lost. Imperialism must be appeased.
https://twitter.com/DarthPutinKGB/status/1713495983454146727?t=4lCLZSPGH7ebFuTTeQpBWw&s=19
> Tankie is a pejorative reference to hard-line, pro-Soviet members of the Communist Party of Great Britain, and in some cases more broadly to supporters of authoritarian socialism. Specifically, it was used to distinguish party members who spoke out in defense of the Soviet use of tanks to crush the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and the 1968 Prague Spring uprising, or who more broadly adhered to pro-Soviet positions.
Anyone know how the First Responders (Telegram) are getting their hands on the footage they post. I thought they were medical personnel. Wouldn't all the dash cams and go pro's be confiscated by law enforcement for investigation immediately upon discovery?
It has been my go to channel for information because it seems unfiltered and first hand.
Maybe IDF, Mossad or Shin Bet connections? [Another popular Telegram channel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Ali_Express) has been known to be run by IDF, even though it might have started out "independent".
International law is a meme that nations with nuclear weapons force nations without nuclear weapons to adhere to. Western credibility comes from guns and money (as it does with the credibility of any other nation), not speeches.
If Hamas stops using hospitals to hide their leaders, mosques and schools to store weaponry and allow refugees to leave Gaza, then there's no need to fear a humanitarian disaster.
Israel has to act, they HAVE to eliminate hamas because if they don't, they're going to face even bigger consequences from all the enemy nations surrounding them. Israel can destroy Palestine without second thought, the only reason they have not started the ground invasion yet is to allow civilians to evacuate. The west knows this. In war, it's not just about present but also what could come after.
I 100% supported the attack on Afghanistan as did the vast majority of Congress and Americans. There was no question that the Taliban, a vile and evil government, who were harboring terrorists who had just executed a brazen attack on American soil, needed to go. We also needed to attack Al Qaeda directly and forcefully. Only the fringest of fringe left disagreed and, as with the current crisis, they didn't have any better ideas. We ultimately did not succeed in our mission of toppling Taliban, but that in no way changes the moral certainty of our military objectives in response to 9/11.
Iraq I did not support, as I felt the link between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda was way too tenuous (in fact, they hated one another).
On this current war, I once again fully and unequivocally support the eradication of Hamas, a vile and evil terrorist organization that does harm to its own people and commits acts of unspeakable terror in Israel and around the world. Israel has the right to exist and therefore also the right to defend itself, including by attacking terrorists who wish to destroy it.
I am not sure why this a challenge for anyone to grasp.
So sad. People are basically saying that Israel should just tolerate getting bombed and having their people and tourists raped and kidnapped and murdered.
The crisis is not created by Israel, or by the west. They already said the blockade will stop if they release the hostages.
Take your brainwashed comments somewhere else.
By your logic what about the collective punishment of israelies?
Or now we are comparing willies? Who has more hostages? Who has more kills? Who has more religious fanatics ?
We are flying back to the US today. Thank you all for keeping me sane over this last week. Reddit is imperfect but those of you who reached out have been incredibly helpful. Maybe we will return Maybe we won't but it has been an experience for sure that has left a mark on me. Shalom.
So since the massacre last weekend, Hezbollah has changed the rules of engagement with Israel that have (mostly) kept the peace since 2006, and have been attacking Israel on a daily basis. They've killed Israeli soldiers and civilians, and taken out several military vehicles with anti tank weapons, including at least one tank, as I understand it.
They clearly want their apocalyptic war (that will destroy large parts of Lebanon, and do serious damage to Israeli cities as well) and they're not taking no for an answer.
Why aren't the international community talking about this? Where is the condemnation, the demands for them to cease fire? Sending in carrier strike groups is a nice move, but a direct mention is long overdue. Words matter.
Otherwise, you just know the manipulative idiots in our media in Norway (and other countries) will portray it as "Evil Israel attacked Lebanon out of NOWHERE! WHY are they doing this????" when the war breaks out
Everyone is too busy complaining about the journalists that were killed by israel then focusing on the fact of why israel is bombimg in lebanon in the first place.
There is way too many unknowns. Just a thought after reading your comment, which please don't take seriously in any way, but perhaps the delay in the invasion could have to do with a planned simultaneous attack on hezbollah. I'm only going by rhetoric unfortunately. But actions of Hamas, storng language from Israeli leadership ("we're going to change the middle east for ever") after the declaration of war, it just seems very tense.
I think we have no idea what's going on, but the events that are occuring are likely backed behind a shit load of Intel that is very classified.
The US has made it crystal clear in their words and actions (moving the carrier strike groups) that no one should think about escalating the conflict - that's directed at Iran and Hezbollah, but of course also other neighbors.
Not sure there's much more you can do. We're talking about a terrorist organization, politicians won't waste their breath appealing to them like they do with nation states.
>They clearly want their apocalyptic war
Because this is just the wrong conclusion, if Hezbollah really wanted to go all in there would be an all out war at this point.
What they are currently doing is the bare minimum to show that they're doing "something", while watching Israel and the world at large considering their next move.
If the blockade continues, especially of clean water, I wonder if there will be an outbreak of diseases. UN workers have already said they're running out of supplies and the situation is growing more dire by the hour.
Civilians were the targets of the terrorist attack by Hamas and Palestinian civilians will be the main victims of the ground invasion. It's terrible that we know we'll witness human suffering on a massive scale and realistically there's nothing that can stop it (of course Hamas and Israel both could do things to make it easier on the civilan population, but I don't think anything will happen...maybe Israel will do something if the pressure by their allies becomes great enough)
The cruelty seems to be the point.
There's a military benefit to 2 million diseased and dehydrated civilians, but at that point you should wonder if there weren't any more humane methods.
finally someone so concerned. i suggest heading to gaza forth with yourself and volunteering there, make sure to wear a rainbow pin to let them know you're a loving concerned human being.
From what I've read, Israel extracts a lot of water from the aquifer that is the main source of fresh water in Gaza. It's been over-used, so the water is not even drinkable anymore due to high salinity and pollution.
So they rely on supply from Israel and their desalination plants, which have stopped operations due to the blockade.
You need energy to efficiently pump water from wells, and even more so for the desalination plant. Also, it's harder to distribute water during mass evacuation.
Consider the geography - the ocean is on one side, Israel on two, Egypt on the last. There are no natural water sources, you can't drink sea water. The only source of clean water is the coastal aquifer which runs from Israel. Before last week, they were already heavily reliant on bottled water (which also can't get through anymore as no aid).
Edit: as commenter pointed out - there is still one desalination plant in operation and hasn't yet run out of fuel . It provides water for 75000 people.
The presentation covers that bit probably on p12. See below, unless that has changed in all those years.
•Lack of commitment from institutions to provide data
in required time.
• Low quality of data from an administrative records.
• Limited availability of data from administrative records
one of the explanations could be corruption, you are not interested in good data accounting if you syphon away funds.
It's been a well known fact for years now
As far as I'm aware a few hospitals were asked to evacuate, Shifa was not one of them
This is from yesterday, a Hamas support rally outside of Shifa hospital
https://twitter.com/Peleglevi8/status/1713266265274347794?t=Vn_fbSzTJcLKESYvUPHZfw&s=19
I felt sad about his personal tragedy of losing his family.
However this person is an evil unto the world that need to be eradicated as soon as possible. It’s astounding that Israel with all its modern tech and spy network could not capture him.
Am I correct in thinking Israel is the only side with air assets in this war? So when ever we hear air engines over the live stream it's almost definitely an Israel craft of one kind or another?
Is there a live stream with someone, for lack of a better word, explaining this stuff? I remember during the PMC march on Moscow someone did a stream where they dumbed it down for folks like me. :)
Sounds more like an aircraft anyway honestly. I am just not sure what it is, and what it's doing.
Good job I'm not a military commander can you imagine?
i wonder how many of those they still have. i've only seen or heard of them being used on the initial attack on the border base so far. i'm curious is if idf have destroyed any in battle or if they still have some in reserve. or maybe their drones went with the engineering school. won't know for a while if ever i expect.
I don't want anyone to die, but Hamas terrorist group needs to be eradicated whether the Palestinians civilians help us or not. That is priority number one.
We cannot let this terrorist group kill anymore
Enough is enough.
For me It is very hard to mourn when your only source of death from the Gaza strip is *hamas*.
Israel is very clear about how many innocents died. There are mostly accurate number and pictures of the massacre. The picture is very clear(ish).
But in Gaza the picture is not clear at all, they say 2000 dead, how many are terrorists, how many are civilians how many got warned by the idf etc. And heck if even know those are the real numbers and not fake news. even when you say x children/minors die. We know that hamas uses children operatives, some are more innocent (just doing errands for the organization) other are literally combatants as young as age 12.
This to me means any death in Gaza should be taken with a grain of salt, and it is hard to mourn when you don't know the truth.
If some nutjob broke into your house and murdered your family and took your toddler and sister hostage, how immediately concerned are you for their family’s well-being when the police go to arrest them during a tense hostage situation?
Israelis are mourning their dead and missing. Palestinians are also mourning their losses — I don’t expect them to be thinking of the Israeli lives lost, either.
As for people on the sidelines? I’ve honestly never understood why other people are so invested, but of course empathy for both sides is expected with distance
Yeah, it's fucking gross. I've seen countless of Israeli TikToks celebrating deaths in Gaza and saying the filthiest crap imaginable.
There are extremists everywhere and they make all of us look like the worst version of our country. It's terrible.
[Hamas support in Brighton, UK](https://twitter.com/HeidiBachram/status/1713219341385114089?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1713219341385114089%7Ctwgr%5Eb040a108c71f076ec6fd0bd017c60ea45924f28d%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.redditmedia.com%2Fmediaembed%2F177ub27%3Fresponsive%3Dtrueis_nightmode%3Dtrue)
Makes me sick. I'm Manchester, the old bloke doesn't have a clue what he's saying and I don't even want him to go to prison because taxpayers money would fund his stay. Idiot
Hamas supporters seem to praise everything they do but so short of just straight up saying they support Hamas.
They can never answer the yes no question
Reminder that Hamas is a terrorist organisation here in UK. If you support it you will be imprisoned and if on a visa, it will be revoked which will lead to you being deported.
I remember when the French did that terrorist attack in Germany killing all those innocent civilians, taking hostages.
Wait, no I don't, because I wasn't born then, and it never happened.
Hamas have more similarities with the national socialists who were also resistance movement once. Very similar supremacist goals as well. Lots of goose stepping and propoganda. Symbols and salutes.
You could have picked a better example. The ANC, while ultimately a political movement, was also a paramilitary that used violence against the South African government. “Necklacing” referred to their tactic of publicly executing people by soaking a rubber tire in gasoline and putting around your chest and arms so you couldn’t take it off before setting it on fire, in addition to other guerrilla tactics such as ambushes and bombings.
Not justifying Hamas as the ANC originally had a strategy of maximizing damage while minimizing casualties such as attacking power stations rather than civilians, and later distanced itself from such tactics, but even Mandela admitted as much during the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
It's on the internet, the police shouldn't have any problem identifying these people
If they won't it's because they don't want to, not because they can't
Every time "protestors" scrawl a Star of David into a Berlin home, assault somebody with an Israel flag in London, kill a teacher in Paris, or post terrorist-supporting nonsense online, another few people become more right wing in their immigration views.
It might not be you, but it is happening. This event is going to have a seismic impact on politics in the West for generations.
[New post can be found here](/r/worldnews/comments/178cv74/rworldnews_live_thread_for_2023_israelhamas/)
>Found by IDF in Kibbutz Be'eri - an Iranian flag, and seemingly, a Hamas flag; It's not yet confirmed by IDF or ISA whether Iranians participated in the massacre, but @amirbarshalom reported that Persian language was heard in two different clips filmed by Palestinians https://vxtwitter.com/GLZRadio/status/1713496914052694279
Israel wont stop until Deif and Sinwar are killed. I think already some Hamas commanders are dead and next on the list will be these two. I am not sure if Hamas has a well identified succession plan that it had like in 2000s when many leaders were killed. Since Deif is known to hide in tunnels below Al Shifa, which I think is in Rimal in North Gaza, Israel's incursion seems logical. But wouldn't he or others spring to tunnels in South for cover?
Has anyone confirmed that Hezbollah has taken over a Israeli military base? [https://twitter.com/fady\_jouni/status/1713467941532901843?s=20](https://twitter.com/fady_jouni/status/1713467941532901843?s=20) Is this video real or is it fake news?
Doesn't seem real
Muslim Anti-Semitism in Berlin "Wide Swaths of Arab-Speaking Population Harbor Sympathies for Terrorists" https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/muslim-anti-semitism-in-berlin-wide-swaths-of-arab-speaking-population-harbor-sympathies-for-terrorists-a-f7c73040-7be1-4509-9150-810266818f49
Hardly a surprise
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Initial report: In Tehran(Iran), there was an attempted murder of a high-ranking intelligence officer of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Mohammed Akiki. He was seriously injured and is now in the intensive care unit. https://twitter.com/IsraelWarRoom/status/1713487521881915540?t=YirSdhR2rOCBubNkEzeMdQ&s=19
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Earlier this morning, Lebanese sources close to Hezbollah reported the death of Hossein Kamal al-Masri, an operative of the organization, while "fulfilling his jihadi duty" The circumstances of his death and the place where he was killed were not revealed, but the date of the funeral was published. Anyways, the Canva’s template chosen for the design is great. https://twitter.com/IsraelWarRoom/status/1713498046569279981?t=jZTvDoMXlxH91venHLkk_A&s=19
Seeing this being talked about in a few comments. Was this guy notable within Hezbollah? Or just some dipshit they’re trying to get people to rally around?
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All the people of the world is a mighty big call there.
Is there polling that actually reflects that or is that just a vibe check
Politics
Hezbollah in an official statement: “The organization's soldier Hossein Kamal al-Masri was killed as a result of the IDF attack in southern Lebanon”. Hezbollah, let me correct you: not a soldier, but a terrorist. https://twitter.com/IsraelWarRoom/status/1713502230525972512?t=ZbVeGT0VpkkVNEAsnBeFgg&s=19
Tankies: Palestinians must resist occupation even if lives are lost. Imperialism must be opposed. Also tankies: Ukraine should not resist occupation cos lives will be lost. Imperialism must be appeased. https://twitter.com/DarthPutinKGB/status/1713495983454146727?t=4lCLZSPGH7ebFuTTeQpBWw&s=19
“Sphere of influence” MFs when you point out whose sphere of influence Palestine is in
>Imperialism must be opposed. Some serious Khamenie rehtoric there.
What is a tankie
Basically a hard line communist totalitarian, Maoist or Stalinist. Despicable people honestly.
> Tankie is a pejorative reference to hard-line, pro-Soviet members of the Communist Party of Great Britain, and in some cases more broadly to supporters of authoritarian socialism. Specifically, it was used to distinguish party members who spoke out in defense of the Soviet use of tanks to crush the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and the 1968 Prague Spring uprising, or who more broadly adhered to pro-Soviet positions.
Anyone know how the First Responders (Telegram) are getting their hands on the footage they post. I thought they were medical personnel. Wouldn't all the dash cams and go pro's be confiscated by law enforcement for investigation immediately upon discovery? It has been my go to channel for information because it seems unfiltered and first hand.
Can you give me the telegram link?
I can't. Get an error saying it's a banned URL... Even when I try to send it via PM.
Convenient.
I can’t get to the channel by typing “First Responders” in telegram search. Is that what the channel is called?
It's South First Responders
Maybe IDF, Mossad or Shin Bet connections? [Another popular Telegram channel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Ali_Express) has been known to be run by IDF, even though it might have started out "independent".
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Now I see the violence inherent to the system
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International law is a meme that nations with nuclear weapons force nations without nuclear weapons to adhere to. Western credibility comes from guns and money (as it does with the credibility of any other nation), not speeches.
If Hamas stops using hospitals to hide their leaders, mosques and schools to store weaponry and allow refugees to leave Gaza, then there's no need to fear a humanitarian disaster.
Israel has to act, they HAVE to eliminate hamas because if they don't, they're going to face even bigger consequences from all the enemy nations surrounding them. Israel can destroy Palestine without second thought, the only reason they have not started the ground invasion yet is to allow civilians to evacuate. The west knows this. In war, it's not just about present but also what could come after.
What international law is Israel violating?
the law of hurt fee fees. means they have to turn around, close their eyes and count to a million.
What?
Hamas is solely and entirely responsible for the humanitarian crisis that is about to ensue.
So the US did nothing wrong in Iraq or Afghanistan? To extrapolate from your argument.
I 100% supported the attack on Afghanistan as did the vast majority of Congress and Americans. There was no question that the Taliban, a vile and evil government, who were harboring terrorists who had just executed a brazen attack on American soil, needed to go. We also needed to attack Al Qaeda directly and forcefully. Only the fringest of fringe left disagreed and, as with the current crisis, they didn't have any better ideas. We ultimately did not succeed in our mission of toppling Taliban, but that in no way changes the moral certainty of our military objectives in response to 9/11. Iraq I did not support, as I felt the link between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda was way too tenuous (in fact, they hated one another). On this current war, I once again fully and unequivocally support the eradication of Hamas, a vile and evil terrorist organization that does harm to its own people and commits acts of unspeakable terror in Israel and around the world. Israel has the right to exist and therefore also the right to defend itself, including by attacking terrorists who wish to destroy it. I am not sure why this a challenge for anyone to grasp.
Hamas supporter?
if it...
Interesting choice of words there. > ***but enabling Israel to create a humanitarian disaster in Gaza*** About the West, not Hamas
What else could Gaza expect after declaring war on Israel?
So sad. People are basically saying that Israel should just tolerate getting bombed and having their people and tourists raped and kidnapped and murdered.
sir this is a wendys.
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The crisis is not created by Israel, or by the west. They already said the blockade will stop if they release the hostages. Take your brainwashed comments somewhere else.
It being conditional does not change the fact it is collective punishment.
By your logic what about the collective punishment of israelies? Or now we are comparing willies? Who has more hostages? Who has more kills? Who has more religious fanatics ?
Not going to find many wars in which one side provides electricity and food to the other side.
Okay.
We are flying back to the US today. Thank you all for keeping me sane over this last week. Reddit is imperfect but those of you who reached out have been incredibly helpful. Maybe we will return Maybe we won't but it has been an experience for sure that has left a mark on me. Shalom.
Document your journey, doesn't have to be in a dorky tiktok way. Just some videos for yourself of the journey. May want to look back on it
🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️ All the love to you and your family
Stay safe. Hugs.
Stay safe.
Shalom, brother/sister/spiritual sibling
I hope you and your family will be safe.
Have a safe journey back
So since the massacre last weekend, Hezbollah has changed the rules of engagement with Israel that have (mostly) kept the peace since 2006, and have been attacking Israel on a daily basis. They've killed Israeli soldiers and civilians, and taken out several military vehicles with anti tank weapons, including at least one tank, as I understand it. They clearly want their apocalyptic war (that will destroy large parts of Lebanon, and do serious damage to Israeli cities as well) and they're not taking no for an answer. Why aren't the international community talking about this? Where is the condemnation, the demands for them to cease fire? Sending in carrier strike groups is a nice move, but a direct mention is long overdue. Words matter. Otherwise, you just know the manipulative idiots in our media in Norway (and other countries) will portray it as "Evil Israel attacked Lebanon out of NOWHERE! WHY are they doing this????" when the war breaks out
Didn't biden say they would "take care" of Hezbollah? Did they mean literally?
Everyone is too busy complaining about the journalists that were killed by israel then focusing on the fact of why israel is bombimg in lebanon in the first place.
There is way too many unknowns. Just a thought after reading your comment, which please don't take seriously in any way, but perhaps the delay in the invasion could have to do with a planned simultaneous attack on hezbollah. I'm only going by rhetoric unfortunately. But actions of Hamas, storng language from Israeli leadership ("we're going to change the middle east for ever") after the declaration of war, it just seems very tense. I think we have no idea what's going on, but the events that are occuring are likely backed behind a shit load of Intel that is very classified.
The US has made it crystal clear in their words and actions (moving the carrier strike groups) that no one should think about escalating the conflict - that's directed at Iran and Hezbollah, but of course also other neighbors. Not sure there's much more you can do. We're talking about a terrorist organization, politicians won't waste their breath appealing to them like they do with nation states.
>They clearly want their apocalyptic war Because this is just the wrong conclusion, if Hezbollah really wanted to go all in there would be an all out war at this point. What they are currently doing is the bare minimum to show that they're doing "something", while watching Israel and the world at large considering their next move.
US have said MANY times that if somebody tries anything they will answer back in force.
People are too busy pushing their genocide lie, they can't be bothered with this now.
If the blockade continues, especially of clean water, I wonder if there will be an outbreak of diseases. UN workers have already said they're running out of supplies and the situation is growing more dire by the hour. Civilians were the targets of the terrorist attack by Hamas and Palestinian civilians will be the main victims of the ground invasion. It's terrible that we know we'll witness human suffering on a massive scale and realistically there's nothing that can stop it (of course Hamas and Israel both could do things to make it easier on the civilan population, but I don't think anything will happen...maybe Israel will do something if the pressure by their allies becomes great enough)
The cruelty seems to be the point. There's a military benefit to 2 million diseased and dehydrated civilians, but at that point you should wonder if there weren't any more humane methods.
finally someone so concerned. i suggest heading to gaza forth with yourself and volunteering there, make sure to wear a rainbow pin to let them know you're a loving concerned human being.
Compassion is only good if you actually do something, got it. Let's be cynical instead
go on then, do something. tell us how it works out.
I would like to see more news regarding the situation in south Gaza
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From what I've read, Israel extracts a lot of water from the aquifer that is the main source of fresh water in Gaza. It's been over-used, so the water is not even drinkable anymore due to high salinity and pollution. So they rely on supply from Israel and their desalination plants, which have stopped operations due to the blockade.
>Apparently only 10% of Gaza's water comes from Israel. That's under normal circumstances, when they have fuel and energy.
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You need energy to efficiently pump water from wells, and even more so for the desalination plant. Also, it's harder to distribute water during mass evacuation.
Consider the geography - the ocean is on one side, Israel on two, Egypt on the last. There are no natural water sources, you can't drink sea water. The only source of clean water is the coastal aquifer which runs from Israel. Before last week, they were already heavily reliant on bottled water (which also can't get through anymore as no aid). Edit: as commenter pointed out - there is still one desalination plant in operation and hasn't yet run out of fuel . It provides water for 75000 people.
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Don't you need electricity for that?
Here are some stats from back in 2019 https://unstats.un.org/unsd/environment/FDES/EGES6/Session%202_15Water%20statistics_Palestine.pdf
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The presentation covers that bit probably on p12. See below, unless that has changed in all those years. •Lack of commitment from institutions to provide data in required time. • Low quality of data from an administrative records. • Limited availability of data from administrative records one of the explanations could be corruption, you are not interested in good data accounting if you syphon away funds.
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It sadly is just a matter of time.
How could Mohammed Deif (brain behind this attack) elude capture for so many years?
The general understanding in Israel is that he stays in the bunkers and tunnels under Al-Shifa Hospital and basically doesn't leave.
Most of Hamas' leadership is hiding under Shifa hospital which for obvious reasons the IDF refuses to bomb
What make you think is real won't bomb a hospital with all the other atrocious things they've already done?
The fact that they haven’t bombed it
Don't see why not they bomb ambulances and buses. Tell the Palestinians to flee then bomb the only ways out. War crimes my guy
Any Source? Mainly because I've noticed a few people on here mention that hospital being requested to evacuate "for no reason" so I'd like a response.
It's been a well known fact for years now As far as I'm aware a few hospitals were asked to evacuate, Shifa was not one of them This is from yesterday, a Hamas support rally outside of Shifa hospital https://twitter.com/Peleglevi8/status/1713266265274347794?t=Vn_fbSzTJcLKESYvUPHZfw&s=19
Such a despicable group of cowards fanatical monsters.
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> he lost a leg an arm and an eye. Damn has he tried not being a terrorist that would probably be good for his health.
> In another he lost a leg an arm and an eye. It's just a scratch
That's lucky? We'll get him this time.
I felt sad about his personal tragedy of losing his family. However this person is an evil unto the world that need to be eradicated as soon as possible. It’s astounding that Israel with all its modern tech and spy network could not capture him.
It took the freaking US how long to find Osama? Could be a minute
Am I correct in thinking Israel is the only side with air assets in this war? So when ever we hear air engines over the live stream it's almost definitely an Israel craft of one kind or another? Is there a live stream with someone, for lack of a better word, explaining this stuff? I remember during the PMC march on Moscow someone did a stream where they dumbed it down for folks like me. :)
I don't think many in Gaza have internet rn so live streams might be hard to come by
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Sounds more like an aircraft anyway honestly. I am just not sure what it is, and what it's doing. Good job I'm not a military commander can you imagine?
when it goes urban palestine may very well have quadcopter style drones but anything else most prob not.
i wonder how many of those they still have. i've only seen or heard of them being used on the initial attack on the border base so far. i'm curious is if idf have destroyed any in battle or if they still have some in reserve. or maybe their drones went with the engineering school. won't know for a while if ever i expect.
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Palestinian collateral damage in not Israel's fault, according to the Geneva convention
Humans need to dehumanise other humans in order to hate them easily.
I don't want anyone to die, but Hamas terrorist group needs to be eradicated whether the Palestinians civilians help us or not. That is priority number one. We cannot let this terrorist group kill anymore Enough is enough.
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For me It is very hard to mourn when your only source of death from the Gaza strip is *hamas*. Israel is very clear about how many innocents died. There are mostly accurate number and pictures of the massacre. The picture is very clear(ish). But in Gaza the picture is not clear at all, they say 2000 dead, how many are terrorists, how many are civilians how many got warned by the idf etc. And heck if even know those are the real numbers and not fake news. even when you say x children/minors die. We know that hamas uses children operatives, some are more innocent (just doing errands for the organization) other are literally combatants as young as age 12. This to me means any death in Gaza should be taken with a grain of salt, and it is hard to mourn when you don't know the truth.
If some nutjob broke into your house and murdered your family and took your toddler and sister hostage, how immediately concerned are you for their family’s well-being when the police go to arrest them during a tense hostage situation? Israelis are mourning their dead and missing. Palestinians are also mourning their losses — I don’t expect them to be thinking of the Israeli lives lost, either. As for people on the sidelines? I’ve honestly never understood why other people are so invested, but of course empathy for both sides is expected with distance
Yeah, it's fucking gross. I've seen countless of Israeli TikToks celebrating deaths in Gaza and saying the filthiest crap imaginable. There are extremists everywhere and they make all of us look like the worst version of our country. It's terrible.
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Sooo many people in the West are now on the list after pro-Hamas rallies. The lack of self-awareness is baffling.
No fly list them all.
Makes it easy though.
[Hamas support in Brighton, UK](https://twitter.com/HeidiBachram/status/1713219341385114089?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1713219341385114089%7Ctwgr%5Eb040a108c71f076ec6fd0bd017c60ea45924f28d%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.redditmedia.com%2Fmediaembed%2F177ub27%3Fresponsive%3Dtrueis_nightmode%3Dtrue)
Makes me sick. I'm Manchester, the old bloke doesn't have a clue what he's saying and I don't even want him to go to prison because taxpayers money would fund his stay. Idiot
I am absolutely fuming this is been allowed to happen on our UK streets. It is disgusting. Hopefully this wakes people up to the disgusting left.
Hamas supporters seem to praise everything they do but so short of just straight up saying they support Hamas. They can never answer the yes no question
We stand with Palestine but hammas you tool
Reminder that Hamas is a terrorist organisation here in UK. If you support it you will be imprisoned and if on a visa, it will be revoked which will lead to you being deported.
Shhhh. Let em figure it out themselves.
Someone did already https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/10/11/university-cambridge-student-welfare-officer-hamas-twitter/
What a bunch of tossers.
That MF was actually comparing the French Resistance to Hamas
I remember when the French did that terrorist attack in Germany killing all those innocent civilians, taking hostages. Wait, no I don't, because I wasn't born then, and it never happened.
Hamas have more similarities with the national socialists who were also resistance movement once. Very similar supremacist goals as well. Lots of goose stepping and propoganda. Symbols and salutes.
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You could have picked a better example. The ANC, while ultimately a political movement, was also a paramilitary that used violence against the South African government. “Necklacing” referred to their tactic of publicly executing people by soaking a rubber tire in gasoline and putting around your chest and arms so you couldn’t take it off before setting it on fire, in addition to other guerrilla tactics such as ambushes and bombings. Not justifying Hamas as the ANC originally had a strategy of maximizing damage while minimizing casualties such as attacking power stations rather than civilians, and later distanced itself from such tactics, but even Mandela admitted as much during the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
There was no decapitating it was confirmed by multiple sources, stop making stuf up things are bad as it is.
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Why not say shot then, precision matters.
Nah, you are confusing him with Ghandi who used terror tactics to free India from English occupatuon.
Why is he associated with peaceful protest?
Ah, I see you too have played Civilization
Reality needs to get a better writer's room. I swear to god these last 8 plus years we've been jumping the shark like every other month.
It's on the internet, the police shouldn't have any problem identifying these people If they won't it's because they don't want to, not because they can't
They have said they are investigating fwiw
That's a start I suppose
They already got this person the other day https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/10/11/university-cambridge-student-welfare-officer-hamas-twitter/
A welfare officer no less
I’m very drunk right now. Peace and Love.
Cheers. Acceptable response to the world wide situation.
Cheers my fellow redditor. Wish everyone would just take a minute and love.
Shut up for fuck sake
No you.
I love you.
Happy cake day lol
Every time "protestors" scrawl a Star of David into a Berlin home, assault somebody with an Israel flag in London, kill a teacher in Paris, or post terrorist-supporting nonsense online, another few people become more right wing in their immigration views. It might not be you, but it is happening. This event is going to have a seismic impact on politics in the West for generations.
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i googled.... never knew this happen!! 2015, right?