And thats why Israel invaded Lebanon and took the exact piece of land they claim their hooved god gave them wiping out Christian villages in the process?
The Lebanon that Iranian backed Hezbollah attacked Israel from Oct 8th 2023, after Iranian backed Hamas (& Friends) attacked Israel from Oct 7th, 2023, but before Iranian backed Houthis attacked Israel from Yemen October 10th, 2023? That Lebanon?

The Lebanon that Syria, after the fall and address change of its former President from Damascus to Moscow, the new Syrian gov’t flushed the bowl and the sewer drain containing Hezbollah emptied into Lebanon? That Lebanon you’re referring to above?
Has the actual Lebanese Gov’t effectively policed the Hezbollah group operating inside its borders to stop it from attacking Israel (?) from inside of Lebanon or has that responsibility fallen upon someone else’s shoulders (?) and if so whose responsibility is it to stop Hezbollah from further attacking Israel? The Botswanians? Maybe the U.N.’s and how’s that working out?
No other country in the world has occupied another nation for 59 years claiming it was given to them by their hooved god. Palestinians dont have a Right to defend themselves? Do they even have Rights?
Interesting you’ve cherry-picked 59yrs specifically here. 2026 - 59 is 1967 and not 1948 when Israel was founded. Why is that? I’m ass/u/ming you’re circling back to the 1967 Six-Day War marking 59 years of military administration in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, not the existence of Israel itself, which was established in 1948….when Israel during this war took, from Jordan and Egypt, not Palestine or Palestine, the Gaza Strip and what Jordan renamed as the West Bank after it annexed it in 1948-1950? Right?
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
In 1956, regional tensions over the
Straits of Tiran (giving access to
Eilat, a port on Israel's southeastern tip) escalated in what became known as the
Suez Crisis, when Israel invaded Egypt over the
Egyptian closure of maritime passageways to Israeli shipping, ultimately resulting in the reopening of the Straits of Tiran to Israel.
In the months before June 1967, 59 years ago,
tensions again became dangerously heightened: Israel reiterated its post-1956 position that another Egyptian closure of the Straits of Tiran to Israeli shipping would be a definite
casus belli. In May, 59 years ago, Egyptian president
Gamal Abdel Nasser announced that the Straits of Tiran would again be closed to Israeli vessels. He mobilized the Egyptian military into defensive lines along the border with Israel. This 1967 that you’re alluding to in your very specific 59yrs claim above, right?
Egypt and Jordan (not Palestine and Palestine) agreed to a ceasefire and it was signed with Israel…59 years ago. When hostilities ceased, Israel had occupied the
Golan Heights from Syria, the
West Bank including
East Jerusalem from Jordan, and the Sinai Peninsula and the
Gaza Strip from Egypt.

The war's aftermath 59 years ago also had religious significance, and this is coming from a non-religious perspective here. Under
Jordanian rule, Jews were expelled from Jerusalem and effectively barred from visiting the
Western Wall, despite Article VIII of the
1949 Armistice Agreement, which required making arrangements for Israeli Jewish access to it, and that changed after June of 1967. After the annexation to Israel from Jordan of that chunk of mandatory Palestine that Jordan renamed the West Bank after it annexed it, each religious group was granted administration over its holy sites. Is that an issue for you here?
They (Hamas) attacked Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to eliminate all the Jews? Who enable the Hannibal directive and killed there own people? Botswana?
Hamas's original 1988 founding charter called for the violent destruction of Israel and quoted religious texts advocating for the killing of Jews. In contrast, their 2017 policy document states that their conflict is with the "Zionist project" of occupation rather than with Jews based on religion, though critics view this as a tactical rebranding

that does not explicitly detail a peaceful coexistence or formal rights for remaining Jewish residents.
Iran despite the Shia-Sunni divide share deep opposition to Israel, rejection of Western influence, and a political ideology centered on militant Islamist resistance towards the Iran's official state ideology explicitly aimed at the destruction and elimination of the state of Israel.

Regarding the Jewish residents of the nation it wishes to be destroyed, Iranian officials have stated that their political goal is the dissolution of the State of Israel rather than the physical elimination of its Jewish population

, proposing instead a unified, non-sectarian state determined by a referendum of all inhabitants, though Israeli and Western analysts view these stated outcomes with grave concern given the violent rhetoric of Iran and its proxies.
Who enable the Hannibal directive and killed there own people? Botswana?
Not only who
but why should be asked if you’re throwing this out there, right? Investigations and statements by Israeli officials indicate that the Israeli military applied elements of the controversial Hannibal Directive on October 7, 2023, ordering that no vehicle returning to Gaza should be allowed to escape back across the border, potentially endangering captives…for what possible heinous reason and purpose?

For a clue, it’s not about Botswana.
Israeli Field commanders the morning of October 7th 2023 faced massive infiltration waves and issued frantic directives to stop any suspicious vehicle or group from crossing back into the Gaza enclave by any means necessary. Investigations noted that local commanders made split-second, high-intensity tactical choices under unverified intelligence and severe panic without knowing the massive scale of civilian abductions. It’s ugly but it did happen, but you’ve cherry-picked that it happened without the ‘why it happened’ question tied to it for some reason

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Captured soldiers give enemy groups like Hamas (& Friends) massive political and tactical leverage over Israel. Past abductions forced Israel into asymmetrical prisoner exchanges, releasing hundreds of militant prisoners for a single captive or bodies. The military logic assumes that making a kidnapping operation difficult, chaotic, and lethal reduces the enemy's incentive to attempt abductions…like Hamas (& Friends) had done…repeatedly…already.
