Should you ever meet anyone from Iran, for the love of Allah, don't call them "Arab".Israel are a Western-backed modern nation, armed to the teeth with a history of treating Arabs very, very poorly. I'd say "a very direct threat".
Should you ever meet anyone from Iran, for the love of Allah, don't call them "Arab".Israel are a Western-backed modern nation, armed to the teeth with a history of treating Arabs very, very poorly. I'd say "a very direct threat".
Top Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar had an UN employee ID on him at the time of his assassination at the hands of Israeli forces in a chance encounter.
Photos of Yahya Sinwar's personal belongings were shared to X by Amit Segal, a journalist for Israel's Channel 12 News. One of these items was identified by Segal as an UNRWA teacher ID.
Mentos, money, an AK-47, a lighter, and a UNRWA employee ID: this is what was found on the body of the arch-terrorist Yahya Sinwar. pic.twitter.com/38d5C7nepG
— Amit Segal (@AmitSegal) October 17, 2024
Other items found with Sinwar included money, an AK-47, a lighter and Mentos candy.
The assassination of Sinwar was confirmed by Israeli and U.S. officials Thursday after soldiers reportedly ran into the Hamas leader by chance. Troops had instructed a tank to fire on a building, which the 450th infantry battalion confirmed fatally injured Sinwar.
"This is the beginning of the day after Hamas," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video message. "Evil has suffered a heavy blow, but the task before us is not yet complete."
President Joe Biden said in a statement, "This is a good day for Israel, for the United States, and for the world." He added that he planned to speak with Netanyahu on further plans for retrieving the hostages.
Biden added, "There is now the opportunity for a 'day after' in Gaza without Hamas in power, and for a political settlement that provides a better future for Israelis and Palestinians alike. Yahya Sinwar was an insurmountable obstacle to achieving all of those goals. That obstacle no longer exists. But much work remains before us."
The Hamas leader rose to power as a political and military figure in July after the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Iran.
Vice President Kamala Harris said at a press conference that Sinwar was "the mastermind of Oct. 7," and praised Israeli soldiers for their efforts.
"Justice has been served, and the United States, Israel and the entire world are better off as a result. Sinwar was responsible for the killing of thousands of innocent people, including the victims of Oct. 7 and hostages killed in Gaza. He had American blood on his hands. Today, I can only hope that the families of the victims of Hamas feel a sense and measure of relief," Harris told reporters.
And Israelis wonder why Palestinians hate them. Add on the Israeli settlers who bulldoze Palestinian towns in the West Bank and establish their own towns there.Spoiler language :
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Illegally according to everyone but nothing happens about it.And Israelis wonder why Palestinians hate them. Add on the Israeli settlers who bulldoze Palestinian towns in the West Bank and establish their own towns there.
Illegally according to everyone but nothing happens about it.
Yes, this is why there are Hamas, or any other, attacks on Israel. They've been doing it since 1948.
Apparently 'God told them to'...
I just want to point out that armed European Zionist settlers have been carrying out acts of organized violence against civilians in Palestine since the 1890s if not earlier. This did not begin in 1948.
That's a false equivalence between Arab and Palestinian...Going that far back why not 7th century? Arabs aren't exactly innocent in the Imperialism game.
Hamas most certainly has not. They only appeared after the First Intifada failed – like, the time Israel really should have sat down a brokered an actual political deal for a Palestinians state, when it was still possible. And Israel supported Hamas back then ("the honorable men of the mosque" as it were) – in order to fracture the unity of the Palestinian side further.Illegally according to everyone but nothing happens about it.
Yes, this is why there are Hamas, or any other, attacks on Israel. They've been doing it since 1948.
Apparently 'God told them to'...
I didn't mean Hamas since 1948.Hamas most certainly has not. They only appeared after the First Intifada failed – like, the time Israel really should have sat down a brokered an actual political deal for a Palestinians state, when it was still possible. And Israel supported Hamas back then ("the honorable men of the mosque" as it were) – in order to fracture the unity of the Palestinian side further.
Israeli air strike kills 33 in Gaza refugee camp as Hizbollah launches rocket attack
Culturally there is little difference between them.That's a false equivalence between Arab and Palestinian...
You could be right; I don't know, myself.Could you elaborate on this? I could have sworn Egypt relinquished all claim to territory beyond the Sinai when they made peace with Israel.
That's a false equivalence between Arab and Palestinian...