Lebanon / Israel

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is this not an act of terrorism? From AP News reporting on the exploding pagers:

“ At overwhelmed hospitals, the wounded were rushed in on stretchers, some with missing hands, faces partly blown away or gaping holes at their hips and legs near the pocket area, according to AP photographers. On a main road in central Beirut, a car door was splattered with blood and the windshield cracked”

When Israel commits terrorism, it is celebrated. Talking about.

These are all militant terrorist it's amazing how wide spread they are throughout the community.

[Anonymous]

Uh oh. Cartels, gangs and terrorist orgs need a new non-traceable way to communicate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So what’s next? Are the Zionists going to blow up the computers and cell phones of any Americans that criticize Israel? They already try to get all their critics cancelled.

Of course they will. That’s what they do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Casualty number is now over 1200 with three reportedly killed so far.

One of the people killed is a little girl.

https://www.barrons.com/news/girl-in-lebanon-killed-by-exploding-pager-family-5e7eaefc

Well, according to Hizbollah.

[Anonymous]

Another way to process the situation: how does this action make Jews safer? In addition to inspiring the next generation of Hamas in Gaza israel has now confirmed the next generation of Hezbollah in Lebanon. And c certainly stoked antisemitic fear and anger in other regions as well. Great job!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So what’s next? Are the Zionists going to blow up the computers and cell phones of any Americans that criticize Israel? They already try to get all their critics cancelled.

Of course they will. That’s what they do.

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[Anonymous]

Allah akbar and Shalom.

IDGAF what you bastards do to each other, but for Christ sake's stop trying to suppress free speech and America and stop spending our god damn money while you do it.

Shabbat shalom and Hakunah Matata

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another way to process the situation: how does this action make Jews safer? In addition to inspiring the next generation of Hamas in Gaza israel has now confirmed the next generation of Hezbollah in Lebanon. And c certainly stoked antisemitic fear and anger in other regions as well. Great job!

++1

Fortunately, they own and run palantir, so there's that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Casualty number is now over 1200 with three reportedly killed so far.

One of the people killed is a little girl.

https://www.barrons.com/news/girl-in-lebanon-killed-by-exploding-pager-family-5e7eaefc

Well, according to Hizbollah.

And do we believe a terrorist organization now? I’m skeptical.

In videos I watched, a cashier next to a pager was not killed. In another grocery, the people right next to the guy with the pager were not killed.

Yep. Skeptical.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Super impressed by all the CIA analysts in this thread who identified all the people injuried and killed in the explosions, and matched them to their past connections with Hezbollah.

Equally impressed that you believe that thousands of innocent civilians are wandering around with Hezbollah-issued pagers in their pockets.

I would just ask if you might consider for one moment that real people had their limbs blown off. Just like on 10/7 horrific things and pain happened.

Well the IDF did that. The IDF is all bout killing civilians whether they are Israelis or Palestinians

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another way to process the situation: how does this action make Jews safer? In addition to inspiring the next generation of Hamas in Gaza israel has now confirmed the next generation of Hezbollah in Lebanon. And c certainly stoked antisemitic fear and anger in other regions as well. Great job!

Seems kinda simplistic.

It's clear that Israel will be safer in the short and possibly medium term as a result of this action.

Conventional wisdom (analysts) seems to be that Hezbollah's ability to project force has likely been severely impaired. Key personnel injured, communications networks disrupted and potentially not secure, internal security compromised.

This makes Israel safer for some time. Not to mention the potential deterrent effect of this action on both Hezbollah and other hostile groups.

In the long term, who knows? Will it really result in a higher rate of recruiting? Or will it have a deterrent effect on potential recruits? Or will it be a wash? All possible.

But most nations would choose a clear and immediate reduction in short/medium-term risk, even if it creates the theoretical possibility of a marginally increased long-term risk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another way to process the situation: how does this action make Jews safer? In addition to inspiring the next generation of Hamas in Gaza israel has now confirmed the next generation of Hezbollah in Lebanon. And c certainly stoked antisemitic fear and anger in other regions as well. Great job!

Alternatively, now everyone can ID a Hezbollah territorist for a few weeks or months.

[Anonymous]

I don't think all 3000 injured were Hezbollah. I don't think this makes any sense other than wanting war. This kind of stuff is not what people who want peace do. Israel is definitely a country that is guilty of aggression. You can't take everything that's happened since Oct 7th and blame Israel's actions on someone else. At some point, countries are responsible for their own actions. It's a sad and miserable world that condones this bloodshed. It's WW3 is what it wants to be. Not sure why Bibi can't get to a place where he find a way to do something besides hate and kill anyone who isn't a Jew.

[Anonymous]

3000 terrorists neutralized and Iran got caught too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uh oh. Cartels, gangs and terrorist orgs need a new non-traceable way to communicate.

Carrier pigeon.