It doesn’t matter if they’re launching 1,000 rockets a day. 100 hostages that are Israeli are sitting in Gaza praying their people and country still remember them. Even a dog would know the Sinai and Egypt is the obvious answer to get to the tunnel network. Gaza has no ports or airports and is an open air prison. Any and all supplies must have from either Egypt or Israel. |
Hey dummy, they are having zero effect. Not even the Iron Dome is activated as these so-called "100 rockets a day" (a lie, mind you - you couldn't provide documentary proof of that claim if your life depended on it) fall dead into unoccupied sand. Nobody is buying your hysterics. Point to actual deaths (with reputable links) so we can at least try to create some sense of moral equivalency with the atrocities being committed by Israel, or STFU. |
Egypt is the one who warned Israel 10/7 was perhaps going to happen. The Saudis say Sinwar and hostages are hiding in a tunnel inside Egypt and they left Gaza last December. For some reason, Israel keeps turning a blind eye to this intelligence about Hamas having secretly built tunnels inside Egypt.
It would make more sense if they are in the Sinai not Lebanon. Hamas can’t travel to Lebanon unless they go to Egypt first. All roads go there |
It’s not a lie https://www.timesofisrael.com/after-bloody-drone-strike-galilee-arab-town-finally-gets-first-of-promised-bomb-shelters/amp/ |
The Arab Israeli town of Mazra’a received the first of its five allotted temporary bomb shelters on Thursday, more than nine months after Mayor Fuad Awad first requested them.
The shelter, with four more on their way, arrived two days after an Iron Dome interceptor missile malfunctioned during a Hezbollah drone attack and impacted the Route 4 highway just outside the entrance to the town in the Western Galilee. |
The deaths are all Arab Israeli or Druze since they don’t have bomb shelters in Golan heights or any other Arab areas. |
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Yawn. Yes tunnels, bombing hospitals, bombing schools, etc, etc. You all blew up 10 story apartments building today because you like killing civilians. I hear the Russian military is coming over to Israel for instructions in the finer points of destroying apartments buildings to maximizing civilian casualties. |
Yawn. Yes tunnels, bombing hospitals, bombing schools, etc, etc. You all blew up 10 story apartments building today because you like killing civilians. I hear the Russian military is coming over to Israel for instructions in the finer points of destroying apartments buildings to maximizing civilian casualties. Is that you, Zoe? Please get a hobby. New Jersey is lovely this time of year. |
Maybe these other countries will think twice before starting a new conflict next time? Doubt it, but we can dream. |
No Israel will never think twice. It is too bad Israel never pays the price for its aggression and murder. |
Yawn. Yes tunnels, bombing hospitals, bombing schools, etc, etc. You all blew up 10 story apartments building today because you like killing civilians. I hear the Russian military is coming over to Israel for instructions in the finer points of destroying apartments buildings to maximizing civilian casualties. Is that you, Zoe? Please get a hobby. New Jersey is lovely this time of year. Typical response. Can’t dispute the facts and try to deflect. You all are such losers. |
From the Washington Post…unfortunately the headline selectively reads the strike was on a Hezbollah leader but it’s clear with 4-6 buildings destroyed this is not selective targeting.
Since it began Monday with a ferocious aerial barrage, Israel’s military operation against Hezbollah has killed more than 700 people in Lebanon and set off a spiraling humanitarian crisis. It was too early to tell the real toll of Friday’s strike, said Firass Abiad, Lebanon’s health minister. Four to six buildings were “completely demolished,” he added. “We expect fatalities to be high if there were people inside their apartments. |
1. Look at a map, Haifa is not on the border 2. You do know we can look up the info on rockets fired on Israel for months 3. Do you have Hebrew friends or relatives you can ask about what it’s like to be there? If not, read the news from Israel. |