Anonymous wrote:No need for a ceasefire. Only surrender.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Hezbollah has said multiple times they will stop the rocket attacks if there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel has killed over 150 civilians in Lebanon in the past 11 months. That is civilians, not Hezbollah.
That number includes a journalist for Reuters, paramedics, and many children.
I don't think the life of an Israeli kid is worth more than a Druze kid or a Lebanese kid or a Palestinian kid.
The best way to stop the Lebanon and Israel war is to get a ceasefire in Gaza. Which Netanyahu and his cronies don't want.
https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-airstrike-nabatiyeh-294288635bb489fdefd8d36978651554
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-strike-killed-clearly-identifiable-reuters-reporter-un-report-2024-03-13/
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanese-paramedics-killed-israeli-strike-border-fighting-intensifies-2024-09-07/
Let's at least be honest about recent history--the first rocket attack from Hezbollah after October 7th came on October 8th. Israel hadn't even finished assessing the damage from the day before, let alone begun their movement into Gaza at that point. So while I absolutely support a ceasefire, I also will not give Hezbollah some kind of pass for being anything other than a terrorist organization that saw October 7th as the excuse they needed to attack Israel as soon and as often as they could.
Ah yes, history started on October 7th, please ignore every Israel attack against Lebanon (and the West bank, and Syria, and Iran) before then.
Anonymous wrote:No need for a ceasefire. Only surrender.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Hezbollah has said multiple times they will stop the rocket attacks if there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel has killed over 150 civilians in Lebanon in the past 11 months. That is civilians, not Hezbollah.
That number includes a journalist for Reuters, paramedics, and many children.
I don't think the life of an Israeli kid is worth more than a Druze kid or a Lebanese kid or a Palestinian kid.
The best way to stop the Lebanon and Israel war is to get a ceasefire in Gaza. Which Netanyahu and his cronies don't want.
https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-airstrike-nabatiyeh-294288635bb489fdefd8d36978651554
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-strike-killed-clearly-identifiable-reuters-reporter-un-report-2024-03-13/
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanese-paramedics-killed-israeli-strike-border-fighting-intensifies-2024-09-07/
Let's at least be honest about recent history--the first rocket attack from Hezbollah after October 7th came on October 8th. Israel hadn't even finished assessing the damage from the day before, let alone begun their movement into Gaza at that point. So while I absolutely support a ceasefire, I also will not give Hezbollah some kind of pass for being anything other than a terrorist organization that saw October 7th as the excuse they needed to attack Israel as soon and as often as they could.
Ah yes, history started on October 7th, please ignore every Israel attack against Lebanon (and the West bank, and Syria, and Iran) before then.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Hezbollah has said multiple times they will stop the rocket attacks if there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel has killed over 150 civilians in Lebanon in the past 11 months. That is civilians, not Hezbollah.
That number includes a journalist for Reuters, paramedics, and many children.
I don't think the life of an Israeli kid is worth more than a Druze kid or a Lebanese kid or a Palestinian kid.
The best way to stop the Lebanon and Israel war is to get a ceasefire in Gaza. Which Netanyahu and his cronies don't want.
https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-airstrike-nabatiyeh-294288635bb489fdefd8d36978651554
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-strike-killed-clearly-identifiable-reuters-reporter-un-report-2024-03-13/
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanese-paramedics-killed-israeli-strike-border-fighting-intensifies-2024-09-07/
Let's at least be honest about recent history--the first rocket attack from Hezbollah after October 7th came on October 8th. Israel hadn't even finished assessing the damage from the day before, let alone begun their movement into Gaza at that point. So while I absolutely support a ceasefire, I also will not give Hezbollah some kind of pass for being anything other than a terrorist organization that saw October 7th as the excuse they needed to attack Israel as soon and as often as they could.
Ah yes, history started on October 7th, please ignore every Israel attack against Lebanon (and the West bank, and Syria, and Iran) before then.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Hezbollah has said multiple times they will stop the rocket attacks if there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel has killed over 150 civilians in Lebanon in the past 11 months. That is civilians, not Hezbollah.
That number includes a journalist for Reuters, paramedics, and many children.
I don't think the life of an Israeli kid is worth more than a Druze kid or a Lebanese kid or a Palestinian kid.
The best way to stop the Lebanon and Israel war is to get a ceasefire in Gaza. Which Netanyahu and his cronies don't want.
https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-airstrike-nabatiyeh-294288635bb489fdefd8d36978651554
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-strike-killed-clearly-identifiable-reuters-reporter-un-report-2024-03-13/
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanese-paramedics-killed-israeli-strike-border-fighting-intensifies-2024-09-07/
Let's at least be honest about recent history--the first rocket attack from Hezbollah after October 7th came on October 8th. Israel hadn't even finished assessing the damage from the day before, let alone begun their movement into Gaza at that point. So while I absolutely support a ceasefire, I also will not give Hezbollah some kind of pass for being anything other than a terrorist organization that saw October 7th as the excuse they needed to attack Israel as soon and as often as they could.
Ah yes, history started on October 7th, please ignore every Israel attack against Lebanon (and the West bank, and Syria, and Iran) before then.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Hezbollah has said multiple times they will stop the rocket attacks if there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel has killed over 150 civilians in Lebanon in the past 11 months. That is civilians, not Hezbollah.
That number includes a journalist for Reuters, paramedics, and many children.
I don't think the life of an Israeli kid is worth more than a Druze kid or a Lebanese kid or a Palestinian kid.
The best way to stop the Lebanon and Israel war is to get a ceasefire in Gaza. Which Netanyahu and his cronies don't want.
https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-airstrike-nabatiyeh-294288635bb489fdefd8d36978651554
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-strike-killed-clearly-identifiable-reuters-reporter-un-report-2024-03-13/
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanese-paramedics-killed-israeli-strike-border-fighting-intensifies-2024-09-07/
Let's at least be honest about recent history--the first rocket attack from Hezbollah after October 7th came on October 8th. Israel hadn't even finished assessing the damage from the day before, let alone begun their movement into Gaza at that point. So while I absolutely support a ceasefire, I also will not give Hezbollah some kind of pass for being anything other than a terrorist organization that saw October 7th as the excuse they needed to attack Israel as soon and as often as they could.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Hezbollah has said multiple times they will stop the rocket attacks if there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel has killed over 150 civilians in Lebanon in the past 11 months. That is civilians, not Hezbollah.
That number includes a journalist for Reuters, paramedics, and many children.
I don't think the life of an Israeli kid is worth more than a Druze kid or a Lebanese kid or a Palestinian kid.
The best way to stop the Lebanon and Israel war is to get a ceasefire in Gaza. Which Netanyahu and his cronies don't want.
https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-airstrike-nabatiyeh-294288635bb489fdefd8d36978651554
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-strike-killed-clearly-identifiable-reuters-reporter-un-report-2024-03-13/
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanese-paramedics-killed-israeli-strike-border-fighting-intensifies-2024-09-07/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Hezbollah has said multiple times they will stop the rocket attacks if there is a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel has killed over 150 civilians in Lebanon in the past 11 months. That is civilians, not Hezbollah.
That number includes a journalist for Reuters, paramedics, and many children.
I don't think the life of an Israeli kid is worth more than a Druze kid or a Lebanese kid or a Palestinian kid.
The best way to stop the Lebanon and Israel war is to get a ceasefire in Gaza. Which Netanyahu and his cronies don't want.
https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-israel-airstrike-nabatiyeh-294288635bb489fdefd8d36978651554
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tank-strike-killed-clearly-identifiable-reuters-reporter-un-report-2024-03-13/
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanese-paramedics-killed-israeli-strike-border-fighting-intensifies-2024-09-07/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Americans are paying for this.
Americans are now targets for blowback.
America wasn't involved in this operation. But it's typical that the deranged would want to project this onto America.
I believe you; this was likely an Israeli operation.
That said when you make a twenty billion special appropriation for the war, I am not sure you can expect people to draw a clear distinction.
Operation was brilliantly executed; whether it was brilliant to do, we will have to see the second order effects. I am pretty skeptical.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Americans are paying for this.
Americans are now targets for blowback.
America wasn't involved in this operation. But it's typical that the deranged would want to project this onto America.
Anonymous wrote:Israel cannot fight two ground wars at the same time. This operation just ended the risk that Israel would need to engage Hezbollah in a ground war. Hezbollah has been continually escalating for the past six months and it was getting dangerously close to Israel being pulled into a 2nd war or - at the very least - a sustained air campaign that would have catastrophic effects on Lebanese civilians.
This pager sabotage operation actually saved many thousands of civilian lives on both side of the border.
Further, it needs to be reiterated that Hezbollah just killed 12 Druze children playing soccer on a playground in northern Israel just last month with their rockets.
Yes, war sucks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Definitely an active war against Lebanon. How many times is Israel going to be able to get away with before they pay a price? No sympathies for the American killing Israelis.
Not against Lebanon,
Agains Hezbollah.
Big difference.
Hezbollah is a terroist group.
No it’s an act of war against Lebanon. Hezbollah is as much a terrorist group as the IDF is.
DP.
Do you know anything at all about Hezbollah’s history?
Hijackings, suicide bombings, etc., ring a bell?
+1
These people are so stupid, it's not even worth the energy. They have no idea what Hezbollah is.