War in the middle east

Werbung:
Bill Ackman has the right idea of shunning the so-called students who are protesting in favor of Muslim baby killers. These people are from the very best schools; -they are the product of the system. What does that say about our higher education system? It says it's rotten to the core and needs to be completely replaced by a new system of free online courses with national certification tests for each and every course for credits which are then applied to the requirements of degrees. Classroom learning is anything but learning. It is an opportunity to indoctrinate behind closed doors and send ignorant, belligerent children back into society ill prepared for anything but self-gratification and indignation aimed at the very economic system and people that provided everything they have. Let me emphasize that students do not create or contribute to society until they leave the education system that they had no part in providing. They become the new generation of leaders abandoning our principles and heritage. They leave their mark upon society like a slug trail. We absolutely must end the so-called education system that doesn't re-enforce our principles, laws, customs, morals and definitions of what is good and what is not good. It's OUR system; we own it because we pay for it, and we want control over what it produces and how it achieves goals. OUR GOALS.
 
pjmret said:
Prove your claims
Click to expand...
The United States is an autonomous nation with a centralized government, its own currency, laws, and Constitution. There is not a nation known as Palestine that the UN has recognized has its own government, constitution, money, and statehood. The people who live in Palestine are all immigrants from other nations or settlers from nomadic Arab tribes. Hamas is like a degenerate gang that operates under the lying cover that they committ atrocities for the sake of the Palestinians that they also brutalize and kill at will.

Israel is not fighting a civilized nation of free people, they are fighting mobsters, gangsters, and terrorist madmen who have infiltrated the assorted defenseless peoples inhabiting the lands known as Judea or Palestine.
 
mark francis said:
The United States is an autonomous nation with a centralized government, its own currency, laws, and Constitution. There is not a nation known as Palestine that the UN has recognized has its own government, constitution, money, and statehood. The people who live in Palestine are all immigrants from other nations or settlers from nomadic Arab tribes. Hamas is like a degenerate gang that operates under the lying cover that they committ atrocities for the sake of the Palestinians that they also brutalize and kill at will.

Israel is not fighting a civilized nation of free people, they are fighting mobsters, gangsters, and terrorist madmen who have infiltrated the assorted defenseless peoples inhabiting the lands known as Judea or Palestine.
Click to expand...
Nothing there proves your claims lol
 
Associated Press Updates as of a few minutes ago:

In the midst of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Gaza Strip has become the epicenter of devastation as Israeli airstrikes relentlessly pound the region. With the war now entering its sixth day, Israel's military campaign shows no signs of abating, and the prospect of a ground invasion looms large. Their determination is underscored by their demand for the release of around 150 hostages, taken during a gruesome weekend incursion by Hamas militants who govern the territory.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit and the influx of U.S. weaponry have provided a tacit endorsement for Israel's aggressive approach in Gaza. However, amidst the escalating violence, international humanitarian organizations have sounded the alarm about the deteriorating situation on the ground. A severe humanitarian crisis is now unfolding, prompting grave concerns.

As Israel continues its aerial bombardment of Gaza, Hamas, in response, has launched thousands of rockets into Israeli territory. The toll on both sides of this conflict has already surpassed a grim milestone, with at least 2,700 lives lost, and there is a palpable fear that the situation may escalate even further.

In Gaza, the morgue at the largest hospital is struggling to accommodate the rising number of casualties due to the intensified Israeli attacks. This conflict has also forced Russia into a delicate balancing act as it navigates its relationships with various stakeholders.

Hamas' audacious incursion into Israeli communities stands as a stark testament to their tactics. The group's civilian members, however, have tried to justify these actions while deploring the civilian casualties that have resulted from the six days of relentless Israeli airstrikes. The discrepancy between their claims and the reports of Hamas militants deliberately targeting civilians remains a contentious issue.

Basem Naim, a civilian member of Hamas, has stated that the 150 hostages taken back into Gaza will be treated in accordance with religious and international laws. However, he expressed deep concerns that these captives might become victims of Israeli bombardment and emphasized that Hamas would not consider their release until Israel ceases its bombardment.

The geopolitical ramifications of this crisis extend beyond the immediate conflict. Iran's Foreign Minister, Hossein Amirabdollahian, has issued a warning that if Israel's bombardment of Gaza persists, the war may spill over into "other fronts," likely alluding to the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. His comments came as he visited Lebanon and earlier in Iraq, where he made similar statements after a meeting with Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah, a militant group based in Lebanon, sent a drone over Israel, adding a layer of complexity to the regional dynamics. The drone was reportedly intercepted over Israeli airspace.

As the conflict rages on, the death toll in Gaza continues to climb, with the Health Ministry reporting 1,537 fatalities and 6,612 wounded. Tragically, this includes 276 women and 500 children under the age of 18. The relentless Israeli airstrikes have targeted residential areas, resulting in numerous family members losing their lives in densely populated city districts and refugee camps.

The situation in the region remains fluid and highly volatile, with both immediate and long-term consequences for the people living in Gaza and the broader Middle East.

F. Tide
 
The Israelis need to continue the air campaign until the citizens of Gaza turn on Hamas and disgorge the hostages. If Hezbollah wants some of that, bomb them into submission, too. No IDF troops should be sent into either place. Just keep bombing until there is no return fire. If Iran joins in then the US should remove their airbases & air defense capabilities and destroy their refineries & drilling rigs leaving them without the ability to sell, -or buy anything. Trump needs to announce that if China seizes Taiwan we will embargo all goods from CCP & Taiwan. CCP's economy is dependent upon US trade and cannot stand without it. We cannot beat China's military on the ground or at sea, but they cannot win a nuclear war. Replacing a supplier is easier than replacing a market. We have that as a temporary edge.
 
Fisher Tide said:
Associated Press Updates as of a few minutes ago:

In the midst of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Gaza Strip has become the epicenter of devastation as Israeli airstrikes relentlessly pound the region. With the war now entering its sixth day, Israel's military campaign shows no signs of abating, and the prospect of a ground invasion looms large. Their determination is underscored by their demand for the release of around 150 hostages, taken during a gruesome weekend incursion by Hamas militants who govern the territory.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit and the influx of U.S. weaponry have provided a tacit endorsement for Israel's aggressive approach in Gaza. However, amidst the escalating violence, international humanitarian organizations have sounded the alarm about the deteriorating situation on the ground. A severe humanitarian crisis is now unfolding, prompting grave concerns.

As Israel continues its aerial bombardment of Gaza, Hamas, in response, has launched thousands of rockets into Israeli territory. The toll on both sides of this conflict has already surpassed a grim milestone, with at least 2,700 lives lost, and there is a palpable fear that the situation may escalate even further.

In Gaza, the morgue at the largest hospital is struggling to accommodate the rising number of casualties due to the intensified Israeli attacks. This conflict has also forced Russia into a delicate balancing act as it navigates its relationships with various stakeholders.

Hamas' audacious incursion into Israeli communities stands as a stark testament to their tactics. The group's civilian members, however, have tried to justify these actions while deploring the civilian casualties that have resulted from the six days of relentless Israeli airstrikes. The discrepancy between their claims and the reports of Hamas militants deliberately targeting civilians remains a contentious issue.

Basem Naim, a civilian member of Hamas, has stated that the 150 hostages taken back into Gaza will be treated in accordance with religious and international laws. However, he expressed deep concerns that these captives might become victims of Israeli bombardment and emphasized that Hamas would not consider their release until Israel ceases its bombardment.

The geopolitical ramifications of this crisis extend beyond the immediate conflict. Iran's Foreign Minister, Hossein Amirabdollahian, has issued a warning that if Israel's bombardment of Gaza persists, the war may spill over into "other fronts," likely alluding to the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. His comments came as he visited Lebanon and earlier in Iraq, where he made similar statements after a meeting with Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah, a militant group based in Lebanon, sent a drone over Israel, adding a layer of complexity to the regional dynamics. The drone was reportedly intercepted over Israeli airspace.

As the conflict rages on, the death toll in Gaza continues to climb, with the Health Ministry reporting 1,537 fatalities and 6,612 wounded. Tragically, this includes 276 women and 500 children under the age of 18. The relentless Israeli airstrikes have targeted residential areas, resulting in numerous family members losing their lives in densely populated city districts and refugee camps.

The situation in the region remains fluid and highly volatile, with both immediate and long-term consequences for the people living in Gaza and the broader Middle East.

F. Tide
Click to expand...
The Arab gangsters have long been openly declaring their intent to exterminate Israel. Netanyahu is right to declare Israel's intent on exterminating the genocidal thugs.
 
pjmret said:
You said Palestinians never legally owned land there
Prove it
But you wont
Click to expand...
There is a nation recognized as the state of Israel. The state of Israel controls the land of Judea within its borders. There is no state of Palestine and there never was a state of Palestine.
 
mark francis said:
There is a nation recognized as the state of Israel. The state of Israel controls the land of Judea within its borders. There is no state of Palestine and there never was a state of Palestine.
Click to expand...
So individual Palestinians can't own land in Isreal? Prove it
 
mark francis said:
There is a nation recognized as the state of Israel. The state of Israel controls the land of Judea within its borders. There is no state of Palestine and there never was a state of Palestine.
Click to expand...
Palestine is currently recognized by 138 of the 193 United Nations member states.

So a majority of countries disagree duh
 
Werbung:
pjmret said:
Palestine is currently recognized by 138 of the 193 United Nations member states.

So a majority of countries disagree duh
Click to expand...
How long has Palestine been a nation if it is a nation with historical boundaries, or is Palestine just another 'Nation of Chaz' wannabe nation?

The nation of Israel was established 4,000 years ago and they still claim their rightful national historical borders. The nomadic people attempting to exterminate its citizens and steal its lands are just barbarian squatters.
 

Similar threads

T
    • Like
Echos of nazis in the middle east
Replies
0
Views
110
the annoying thing
T
T
    • Like
The leaders of hamas
3 4 5
Replies
62
Views
2K
Stalin
Stalin
T
What happed to the party ?How did it work out for you.
Replies
13
Views
92
pjmret
P
T
    • Like
Kill a jew and get paid by Hamas in Gaza
2 3
Replies
33
Views
427
Gabriel_Bell
Gabriel_Bell
T
Lets look at the Palestine freedom fighters actions
Replies
13
Views
144
Stalin
Stalin
Back
Top