I barely have time for Canadian news. Certainly not reading something not in English.
Iran War. . . USA Up 2-0 in the First Period
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Can't say I blame them. Nothing less than the total replacement of Iranian government is acceptable.
Israel's media that exposes Zionist terrorism as noted in the posts above.
Half of Israel hates their Zionist overlords that are devastating Israel's reputation and society with racist hatred and terrorism.
Like so...
Restore Democracy? But but but....
As of early 2026, Israel is experiencing severe internal, societal, and political fractures, with high-profile warnings from officials and analysts that the country is on the brink of civil war.
These tensions stem from intense opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu's government, deep divisions over judicial reforms, and conflicts regarding military service for the Haredi community.
Key Drivers of Internal Conflict
Netanyahu's Leadership:
Many Israelis view the Prime Minister's continued hold on power, despite controversies and ongoing legal issues, as a catalyst for national instability.
Societal Rifts:
An "irreconcilable rift" exists between different segments of society, with particular animosity between secular and ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) communities.
Warnings of Collapse:
Former officials, including former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak, have warned of a potential civil war, with Aharon Barak stating in 2025 that Israel was "very close" to one.
Government Opposition:
Protesters have labeled the government a "fascist regime" and accused it of prioritizing political survival over national stability, particularly regarding the handling of security and hostages.Counterarguments and Context
Official Denial:
Despite the warnings, Netanyahu has asserted that there will be no civil war in Israel, describing the intense debates as a sign of a "living democracy" and calling for a decrease in tensions.
Alternative Viewpoints:
Some commentators have argued that while the country is experiencing a major constitutional crisis and extreme polarization, actual civil war is not imminent, noting that the IDF remains a unifying institution.
The Role of External ConflictTemporary Unity vs. Long-term Disunity:
While major external threats (such as those from Iran and its proxies) have historically forced internal divisions to be momentarily set aside, these tensions quickly re-emerge.
The "Eighth Decade" Curse:
Some critics argue that Israel is in a state of self-inflicted decline, driven by religious-secular conflicts and the struggle between democratic values and a hard-right agenda.
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BREAKING: U.S. Forces are currently BLASTING Iranian port cities after Iran fired missiles at U.S. warships! Reports coming in say the U.S. Navy was interdicting an Iranian oil tanker. The tanker captain refused orders, so an American military jet engaged and disabled the tanker. That's when Iran fired missiles at U.S. Navy ships.According to Yahoo Finance, "Oil prices tumbled Thursday after reports emerged that US forces fired on an Iranian oil tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating fears of a wider Middle East conflict while triggering sharp volatility across crypto markets.
Iranian state media claimed the US military attacked an Iranian-flagged tanker and that Iranian forces retaliated by launching missiles at US naval units operating near the Strait of Hormuz. US officials confirmed an encounter with an Iranian tanker but denied reports that American warships were struck."
Fox News coverage is saying that "A U.S. strike on Iran’s Qeshm Port in the Strait of Hormuz and Bandar Abbas were reported Thursday, with U.S. officials telling Fox News National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin that this was neither a restart of the war nor an end to the ceasefire.
The U.S. military also struck Iran's Bandar Kargan naval checkpoint in Minab, officials confirmed."
News Nation reports that "Iran’s state media Mehr says air defenses have been activated over Tehran."
Anyway, back to Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. and Iran opened fire in the Strait of Hormuz, with each side claiming the other initiated the attack, of course. The renewal of hostilities further imperils the two countries' “ceasefire agreement,” which had already been badly damaged by repeated accusations that its terms are being breached, etc…
President Donald Trump, in a call with an ABC News reporter later Thursday, insisted that the ceasefire remains in effect, saying the strikes are "just a love tap” and the war is an “excursion” and so on and so forth.
In a subsequent Truth Social post, Trump claimed the U.S. "completely destroyed" the Iranians involved in the exchange, which he said included small boats and drones that "dropped ever so beautifully down to the Ocean, very much like a butterfly dropping to its grave!"
He reiterated that Iran will face further attacks (?) if they do not agree to a nuclear deal. That doesn’t make it sound like Iran started this but…"Just like we knocked them out again today, we'll knock them out a lot harder, and a lot more violently, in the future, if they don't get their Deal signed, FAST!" Trump wrote.
The flare-up in the strait, a top global oil-shipping route and a central chokepoint in the ongoing war, came as Iran was reportedly reviewing a U.S. proposal again that would end the war and tee up further nuclear talks.
More of Iran &Trump America blaming each other at the LINK below:
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President Donald Trump, in a call with an ABC News reporter later Thursday, insisted that the ceasefire remains in effect, saying the strikes are "just a love tap” and the war is an “excursion” and so on and so forth.
In a subsequent Truth Social post, Trump claimed the U.S. "completely destroyed" the Iranians involved in the exchange, which he said included small boats and drones that "dropped ever so beautifully down to the Ocean, very much like a butterfly dropping to its grave!"
He reiterated that Iran will face further attacks (?) if they do not agree to a nuclear deal. That doesn’t make it sound like Iran started this but…"Just like we knocked them out again today, we'll knock them out a lot harder, and a lot more violently, in the future, if they don't get their Deal signed, FAST!" Trump wrote.
The flare-up in the strait, a top global oil-shipping route and a central chokepoint in the ongoing war, came as Iran was reportedly reviewing a U.S. proposal again that would end the war and tee up further nuclear talks.
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U.S. and Iran trade fire in Strait of Hormuz; each claims other shot first — CNBC
CENTCOM's statement does not mention the status of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, which has already been frayed by repeated claims that its terms are being breached.
Trump says 'great damage' done to Iranian attackers after US Navy destroyers came under fire — Reuters
President Donald Trump said on Thursday three U.S. Navy destroyers transited out of the Strait of Hormuz under fire, adding that the American destroyers were not damaged but "great damage was done to Iranian attackers."
Phew! Almost sounded like the opposite of a ceasefire there, but apparently not. A ceasefire (or cease-fire) is a temporary stoppage of war or armed conflict (or an excursion?) in which opposing sides agree to suspend aggressive actions. It is a formal agreement, often brokered by a third party, designed to pause fighting—sometimes to allow for peace negotiations or humanitarian relief.
Did they fuck up US boats again setting laundry ablaze?View attachment 34336Phew! Almost sounded like the opposite of a ceasefire there, but apparently not. A ceasefire (or cease-fire) is a temporary stoppage of war or armed conflict (or an excursion?) in which opposing sides agree to suspend aggressive actions. It is a formal agreement, often brokered by a third party, designed to pause fighting—sometimes to allow for peace negotiations or humanitarian relief.
Trump says 'great damage' done to Iranian attackers after US Navy destroyers came under fire — Reuters
President Donald Trump said on Thursday three U.S. Navy destroyers transited out of the Strait of Hormuz under fire, adding that the American destroyers were not damaged but "great damage was done to Iranian attackers."
Just gets weirder. Donald Trump has said that the US is negotiating with Iran despite the two sides claiming to have fired at one another in the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday.
Speaking in Washington, Trump boasted that the US had "knocked the hell" out of Iran, and reiterated his earlier claim that US forces had sunk a number of Iranian boats.
On peace talks, the US president said Tehran and Washington were still negotiating, and despite the mutual attacks in the strait, Trump has insisted the “ceasefire remains in effect” (?) but has threatened to strike "a lot more violently" if Iran does not sign a deal.
Iran’s military said United States forces targeted an Iranian oil tanker in coastal waters and a second vessel near the United Arab Emirates’ Alotta Fagina port, while US air strikes hit civilian areas in Bandar Khamir, Sirik and Qeshm Island in southern Iran. Iranian air defences were also active over western Tehran.
South Korea’s Yonhap news agency reports that South Korean stocks opened lower on Friday as investors locked in gains from a previous surge while reacting to escalating military friction between Washington and Tehran.
Trump said “we’re negotiating with the Iranians” and reiterated the ceasefire was still in effect. “I believe they want the deal more than I do,” he told reporters in Washington DC. Asked about whether Iran had official responded to what a news report said was a US one-page memorandum of understanding to end the war, Trump said:
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Speaking in Washington, Trump boasted that the US had "knocked the hell" out of Iran, and reiterated his earlier claim that US forces had sunk a number of Iranian boats.
On peace talks, the US president said Tehran and Washington were still negotiating, and despite the mutual attacks in the strait, Trump has insisted the “ceasefire remains in effect” (?) but has threatened to strike "a lot more violently" if Iran does not sign a deal.
That would depend upon who you ask, I guess?
Iran’s military said United States forces targeted an Iranian oil tanker in coastal waters and a second vessel near the United Arab Emirates’ Alotta Fagina port, while US air strikes hit civilian areas in Bandar Khamir, Sirik and Qeshm Island in southern Iran. Iranian air defences were also active over western Tehran.
South Korea’s Yonhap news agency reports that South Korean stocks opened lower on Friday as investors locked in gains from a previous surge while reacting to escalating military friction between Washington and Tehran.
Trump said “we’re negotiating with the Iranians” and reiterated the ceasefire was still in effect. “I believe they want the deal more than I do,” he told reporters in Washington DC. Asked about whether Iran had official responded to what a news report said was a US one-page memorandum of understanding to end the war, Trump said:
Middle East crisis live: US and Iran trade strikes in strait of Hormuz but Trump insists ceasefire remains ‘in effect’
Trump says truce ‘is going’ despite exchanges of fire but threatens to hit Iran ‘a lot more violently’ if it doesn’t agree to deal; Iran accuses US of violating ceasefire
There are 3 sides to this Ron not 2.Just gets weirder. Donald Trump has said that the US is negotiating with Iran despite the two sides claiming to have fired at one another in the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday.
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Speaking in Washington, Trump boasted that the US had "knocked the hell" out of Iran, and reiterated his earlier claim that US forces had sunk a number of Iranian boats.
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On peace talks, the US president said Tehran and Washington were still negotiating, and despite the mutual attacks in the strait, Trump has insisted the “ceasefire remains in effect” (?) but has threatened to strike "a lot more violently" if Iran does not sign a deal.
That would depend upon who you ask, I guess?
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Iran’s military said United States forces targeted an Iranian oil tanker in coastal waters and a second vessel near the United Arab Emirates’ Alotta Fagina port, while US air strikes hit civilian areas in Bandar Khamir, Sirik and Qeshm Island in southern Iran. Iranian air defences were also active over western Tehran.
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South Korea’s Yonhap news agency reports that South Korean stocks opened lower on Friday as investors locked in gains from a previous surge while reacting to escalating military friction between Washington and Tehran.
Trump said “we’re negotiating with the Iranians” and reiterated the ceasefire was still in effect. “I believe they want the deal more than I do,” he told reporters in Washington DC. Asked about whether Iran had official responded to what a news report said was a US one-page memorandum of understanding to end the war, Trump said:
Middle East crisis live: US and Iran trade strikes in strait of Hormuz but Trump insists ceasefire remains ‘in effect’
Trump says truce ‘is going’ despite exchanges of fire but threatens to hit Iran ‘a lot more violently’ if it doesn’t agree to deal; Iran accuses US of violating ceasefire
Is Israel going to follow through with what Donny demands of them?
They don't give a flying fuck about the 10pt Plan, why would they give a shit about another plan Donny puts forth?
Any agreement between Washington and Tehran could also help lower tensions in Lebanon, where a separate truce was under renewed strain after an Israeli strike on southern Beirut killed a Hezbollah commander on Wednesday.
Is anyone in that neighbourhood? A US State Department official confirmed on Thursday that the new Israel-Lebanon talks would take place on May 14 and 15.
So what you’re saying is they belong in that neighbourhood? US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that a peace deal between the two sides was "eminently achievable", insisting that Hezbollah was the sticking point, rather than any issue between the two governments.
Anyway, a new clash between US and Iranian forces in the Gulf dented optimism for a negotiated peace Friday, despite President Donald Trump insisting a shaky truce was still holding while the sides attacked each other militarily while he claims they’re inching towards a deal.
Gulf clash threatens hopes for quick US-Iran deal — AFP News
A new clash between US and Iranian forces in the Gulf dented optimism for a negotiated peace Friday, despite President Donald Trump insisting a shaky truce was still holding while the sides inch towards a deal.
Trump and his Republican allies are pushing back, arguing that the conflict never rose to the level of a “war,” precluding the need for congressional consent. They also maintain that, even if it did meet that distinction, the
GOP war powers resolution argument triggers a furor between Trump, lawmakers over Iran — The Hill
The partisan battle over authorizing the Iran War has shifted to one of semantics, as the sides haggle over a contentious deadline created by a Vietnam-era law.
Iran is imitating the Democrats in the U.S. by saying one thing & doing another. Trump needs to go in & bomb the hell out of the infrastructure & try to get rid of the IRGC as much as possible & then get the F out.View attachment 34325
US president, Donald Trump, has issued a fresh ultimatum, telling Iran to accept a deal to end the war in the Middle East or face a new wave of US bombing “at a much higher level and intensity than it was before”. The social media announcement on Wednesday was the latest in a rapid series of dramatic and often contradictory changes in policy and came amid reports the US was claiming progress in stalled negotiations between Tehran and Washington.
Ebrahim Rezaei, the spokesperson of the Iranian parliament’s national security and foreign policy commission, has poured cold water on the Axios report claiming the US and Iran were nearing a one-page memorandum to end the war, saying it was an “American wishlist [and] not a reality”. In a fiery statement on X, he said: “Americans will not gain in a lost war what they failed to achieve in face-to-face negotiations. Iran has its finger on the trigger and is ready; if they do not surrender and grant the necessary concessions, or if they or their lapdogs attempt any mischief, we will respond with a harsh and regrettable response.
Sooo….yeah, almost there…oil prices have continued to slide with the Brent crude global benchmark falling 9.2% to $99.79 a barrel - the first time it has been below $100 since 22 April. It follows reports that the US and Iran were closing in on an agreement to bring an end to the war?
Middle East crisis live: Iran’s top negotiator says US aiming to force Tehran’s ‘surrender’ — Guardian US
Statement comes after Trump’s threats to escalate bombing if Iran doesn’t agree deal and IRGC suggestions the strait of Hormuz could reopen
Iran has also reportedly announced that the strait of Hormuz could reopen after Donald Trump paused his so-called “Project Freedom” to guide commercial ships out of the economically vital waterway.
Middle East crisis live: Iran’s top negotiator says US aiming to force Tehran’s ‘surrender’ — Guardian US
Statement comes after Trump’s threats to escalate bombing if Iran doesn’t agree deal and IRGC suggestions the strait of Hormuz could reopen
I also know he wants to protect the Iranian people but something has got to give & unless he can somehow get arms to the people so they can complete the fight. I'm sure the IDF could help with this.
How do you protect their Iranian people by bombing the hell out of the civilian infrastructure?
Trump says US-Iran ceasefire still in place after exchange of fire in Strait of Hormuz — BBC News
Iran accuses the US of violating the truce, alleging it targeted an oil tanker and carried out attacks on coastal areas.
In the continuing ceasefire, the Trump administration, sidestepping a widening battle in and around the Strait of Hormuz, said it was anticipating a reply from Tehran on Friday on its latest terms for ending the war.
“I hope it’s a serious offer,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said during a visit to Italy, even as U.S. warplanes struck and disabled two Iranian-flagged tankers that the U.S. Central Command said were attempting to violate its naval blockade by entering an Iranian port along the Gulf of Oman.
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Rubio’s Iranian counterpart warned that President Donald Trump was stepping into “another quagmire.” In a social media post, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said, “Every time a diplomatic solution is on the table, the U.S. opts for a reckless military adventure. Is it a crude pressure tactic?”
The comments came as the United Arab Emirates said that its air defense systems had engaged two ballistic missiles and three drones launched from Iran. On Thursday, Iran charged that UAE warplanes had participated in a U.S. strike against Qeshm island in the strait and the coastal city of Bandar Abbas.
In the continuing ceasefire, the Iranian military claimed it had struck and damaged three U.S. destroyers Thursday with ballistic and cruise missiles and drones in retaliation for a U.S. attack on an Iranian merchant ship Wednesday, but Trump said the destroyers had exited the strait unscathed.
(U.S. military naval units operating in the area of the Strait of Hormuz came under Iranian missile fire following an attack by the U.S. military on an Iranian oil tanker, Iranian state media, citing an unnamed military official, said on Thursday)
“I hope it’s a serious offer,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said during a visit to Italy, even as U.S. warplanes struck and disabled two Iranian-flagged tankers that the U.S. Central Command said were attempting to violate its naval blockade by entering an Iranian port along the Gulf of Oman.
U.S. strikes two Iranian-flagged vessels as tensions continue amid ceasefire — The Washington Post
The Trump administration, sidestepping a widening battle in the Strait of Hormuz, said it was anticipating a reply from Tehran on its latest terms for ending the war.
The comments came as the United Arab Emirates said that its air defense systems had engaged two ballistic missiles and three drones launched from Iran. On Thursday, Iran charged that UAE warplanes had participated in a U.S. strike against Qeshm island in the strait and the coastal city of Bandar Abbas.
In the continuing ceasefire, the Iranian military claimed it had struck and damaged three U.S. destroyers Thursday with ballistic and cruise missiles and drones in retaliation for a U.S. attack on an Iranian merchant ship Wednesday, but Trump said the destroyers had exited the strait unscathed.
(U.S. military naval units operating in the area of the Strait of Hormuz came under Iranian missile fire following an attack by the U.S. military on an Iranian oil tanker, Iranian state media, citing an unnamed military official, said on Thursday)
It all hinges on Israel ceasing its illegal war and occupation with Lebanon and stopping Israeli terrorism and illegal occupation in Palestine. Its time you started paying attention to what is really going on and accept reality.Any agreement between Washington and Tehran could also help lower tensions in Lebanon, where a separate truce was under renewed strain after an Israeli strike on southern Beirut killed a Hezbollah commander on Wednesday.
Is anyone in that neighbourhood? A US State Department official confirmed on Thursday that the new Israel-Lebanon talks would take place on May 14 and 15.
So what you’re saying is they belong in that neighbourhood? US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that a peace deal between the two sides was "eminently achievable", insisting that Hezbollah was the sticking point, rather than any issue between the two governments.
Anyway, a new clash between US and Iranian forces in the Gulf dented optimism for a negotiated peace Friday, despite President Donald Trump insisting a shaky truce was still holding while the sides attacked each other militarily while he claims they’re inching towards a deal.
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Last Friday, a week ago today, the conflict hit the 60-day mark — a critical marker under the 1973 War Powers Act — and Democrats are using the milestone to fuel their efforts to force President Trump to end the military campaign against Tehran immediately, unless Congress explicitly approves it.
Gulf clash threatens hopes for quick US-Iran deal — AFP News
A new clash between US and Iranian forces in the Gulf dented optimism for a negotiated peace Friday, despite President Donald Trump insisting a shaky truce was still holding while the sides inch towards a deal.
Trump and his Republican allies are pushing back, arguing that the conflict never rose to the level of a “war,” precluding the need for congressional consent. They also maintain that, even if it did meet that distinction, thecurrentceasefirehadhas effectively ended the shooting part of the war long before the 60-day threshold was met, so do the last couple of days count?
GOP war powers resolution argument triggers a furor between Trump, lawmakers over Iran — The Hill
The partisan battle over authorizing the Iran War has shifted to one of semantics, as the sides haggle over a contentious deadline created by a Vietnam-era law.
We've been through this with Hezbollah having the right to fight Israeli occupation and even fire rockets into Israel. Hezbollah is legal, Israeli occupation of Lebanon is illegal.
Get your fucking shit straight dolboyob.
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The US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, has said that Washington is expecting a response from Iran to its proposals for an interim deal to end the conflict in the Middle East, as Iran accused the US of breaching the increasingly fragile ceasefire announced last month…& that’s pretty much it at this point.
Speaking to reporters at the White House on Friday evening, Trump said he expected a response from Iran soon. “I’m getting a letter supposedly tonight,” (which is now last night) he said. Asked whether Iran was intentionally slow-rolling the negotiation process, he replied: “We’ll find out soon enough.”
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Iranian officials have frequently pushed back against U.S. claims of a deal, describing some proposals as an "American wish list". Iran has insisted it is still "reviewing" proposals and that "excessive" U.S. demands have blocked progress. Despite the talk of a deal, US and Iranian forces have continued to exchange fire in the Strait of Hormuz, and a shaky “ceasefire” has been violated multiple times by both sides.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House on Friday evening, Trump said he expected a response from Iran soon. “I’m getting a letter supposedly tonight,” (which is now last night) he said. Asked whether Iran was intentionally slow-rolling the negotiation process, he replied: “We’ll find out soon enough.”
Iran keeps US waiting for response on peace plan — AFP News
Iran questioned the seriousness of American diplomacy on Saturday in the wake of renewed naval clashes in the Gulf, while keeping Washington waiting for a response to its latest negotiating position.
US awaiting response from Iran over proposals for ceasefire deal, says Rubio — Guardian US
Diplomatic efforts continue despite fighting in and around contested strait of Hormuz in recent days
Sometime in the first week of July, it’ll be equidistant between the most recent start of this latest goat rodeo and the U.S. midterm elections.That’s kind of a misleading statement. Hezbollah is a political party in Lebanon and that’s legal, but Hezbollah is also a non-state military something or another while the Lebanese government (of which Hezbollah is a part of) has stated that its military activities (like attacking Israel for example) are illegal and has banned the group's armed operations, demanding they cease all military actions and hand over their weapons to the state.
In response to Palestinian attacks from Lebanon, Israel invaded the country in 1978 and again in 1982. After this it occupied southern Lebanon until 2000, while fighting a guerrilla conflict against Shia paramilitaries. After Israel's withdrawal, Hezbollah attacks sparked the 2006 Lebanon War. A new period of conflict began in 2023, leading to the 2024 Israeli invasion of Lebanon.
Israeli–Lebanese conflict - Wikipedia
The conflict initially consisted of tit-for-tat airstrikes and shelling. The conflict escalated in September 2024, beginning with the Israeli explosion of Lebanese pagers and walkie talkies.
Israel then began an aerial bombing campaign throughout Lebanon, killing at least 569 people on 23 September; the largest conflict-related loss of life in a single day in Lebanon since the Civil War, something like that.
The history of conflict between Hezbollah and Israel
Killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is the latest salvo in a decades-long battle.
Who started the goat rodeo?
Do you consider Azov Brigade to be a terrorist organization like the Kremlin claims or heros who lead way?
Did Kyiv politically separate themselves from Azov while quietly along with CIA arming and condoning them. Yes.
There wasn't much seperating Azov Brigade from Hezbollah. Now that it's Azov Battlion which is fully endorsed by Kyiv, NATO, US, Canada, Latin American and Asia Pacific allies has their Mandate changed?
Would it ruin your day if Beirut said fuck it and endorsed Hezbollah? It changes your indoctrinated idealism that this is a Muzzie Vs. Jew narrative making it a Christian & Muzzie Vs. Jew narrative.
That complicates things doesnt?
Why did Palestinians attack from Lebanon? Is there a reason for Palestinians having to live in Lebanon instead of Palestine? Even from inside occupied Donbass and Lughansk fed through Ukrainian arms were smuggled in to attack Russian Jews.
Does it sound familiar? The whole invasion, occupation and annexation paramilitary thing jive being a theme of similarities?
Azov Brigade (Nazi Ukrainian Terrorists) were a huge part of why Russia attacked Ukraine which kicked off the Donbass and Lughansk being seized and ethnically cleansed of Ukrainians just like Crimea before. Sounds familiar to a situation elsewhere in the world.After Israel's withdrawal, Hezbollah attacks sparked the 2006 Lebanon War. A new period of conflict began in 2023, leading to the 2024 Israeli invasion of Lebanon.
Israeli–Lebanese conflict - Wikipedia
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Azov lead plenty of raids in the seized properties and attacks and inside of Russia. CIA and Canadian JTF2 were deep into Azov. Remind me why Azov was formed and who carried out attacks.
A terrorist attack by Jewish Supremacists. How so? They were indiscriminate killing and injuring a fuck tonne of civilians. Clever yes but still a terrorist attack.
Azov and UA National Guard trashed Russia's elitists of elite forces in the Battle of Hostemel preventing the seizure of Beirut....oops Kyiv.Israel then began an aerial bombing campaign throughout Lebanon, killing at least 569 people on 23 September; the largest conflict-related loss of life in a single day in Lebanon since the Civil War, something like that.
The history of conflict between Hezbollah and Israel
Killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is the latest salvo in a decades-long battle.www.aljazeera.com
Terrorists or heroes? They fought in Syria and Sudan alongside Al Queda and Isis against Russia and Wagner.
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Chicken or egg? Palestinian nationalism is good and Israeli nationalism is bad. Beyond that, does it really matter? Can we go with option “C” and say the British?
A Qatari natural gas tanker crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday for the first time since the start of the Iran war, heading for Pakistan, while Washington continued to wait for Tehran's response to its latest proposals to begin peace talks.After some 48 hours of relative calm following sporadic clashes last week that have shaken a month-old ceasefire, Kuwait detected several hostile drones in its airspace early on Sunday, authorities said.
But the QatarEnergy-operated carrier Al Kharaitiyat passed safely through the strait and was heading for Pakistan's Port Qasim, according to data from shipping analytics firm Kpler, the first Qatari vessel carrying liquefied natural gas to cross the strait since the U.S. and Israel started the war on Feb 28.
Tanker crosses Strait of Hormuz as US waits for Iran's response to peace proposal — Reuters
A Qatari natural gas tanker crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday for the first time since the start of the Iran war, heading for Pakistan, while Washington continued to wait for Tehran's response to its latest proposals to begin peace talks.