Warfare HAMAS attack on Israel, Oct 2023 & Iran’s Proxies.

[OldGuy]

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What the heck has happened to New York? If this happened after 9/11, they'd be dogpiled in moments...

It is probably instigated by foreign people who are not real citizens. New York City is full of them and with all the recent illegals allowed to come in and also flown in illegally by fjb and his crowd. Day one will see Trump start one of the largest round up of these misfits and people who do not belong in America. They will slowly start disappearing and won't be tolerated or able to sneak back in.

 

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Report doubts accuracy of Iran’s advanced Emad missile, used to attack Israel in April

Analysts say missiles that targeted Nevatim base had a much larger 'error circle' than Tehran has claimed

www.timesofisrael.com

Analysts say missiles that targeted Nevatim base had a much larger ‘error circle’ than Tehran has claimed

As Iran threatens to retaliate against Israel over the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, the accuracy of the Islamic Republic’s long-vaunted missile program has been called into question.

A new report by experts shared exclusively with The Associated Press suggests one of the advanced missiles Tehran would use in any future attack against Israel is far less accurate than previously thought.

The finding comes months after a US-led coalition shot down many drones and missiles launched by Iran in an April attack on Israel. Other projectiles apparently failed at launch or crashed while in flight.

Here are some takeaways about Iran’s ballistic missile threat:

Imagine my lack of surprise...

 

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Hidden under a playground, Hamas using their own civilians to shield the murder of Israeli civilians. There's a special place in Hell reserved just for them...

 

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ICC chief prosecutor defends Netanyahu arrest warrant

Mr Khan tells the BBC it is important to show the court will hold all nations to the same standard.

www.bbc.co.uk

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has told the BBC that justice must be seen to be done after seeking an arrest warrant for Israel's prime minister and defence minister.

Karim Khan said it was important to show the court would hold all nations to the same standard in relation to alleged war crimes. He also welcomed the new UK government's decision to drop its opposition to the arrest warrants.

“There's a difference of tone and I think of substance in relation to international law by the new government. And I think that's welcome,” he told Political Thinking with Nick Robinson.

He has also requested warrants for three Hamas leaders, two of whom have since been killed.
In a wide-ranging interview, Mr Khan explained the ICC needed to request warrants for leaders on both sides to ensure people around the world thought the court was applying “the law equally based upon some common standards”.

“If one had applied for warrants in relation to Israeli officials and not for Gaza, [some would] say: ‘well, this is an obscenity’ and, ‘how on earth is that possible?’” he said.

As I posted earlier, UKLFI (UK Lawyers For Israel) have already proven beyond doubt that Karim's evidence is out of date, and new events since the warrant requests were filed, contradict so called claims of crimes committed. They gave him until September 3rd to respond to their communication or else he would be reported to the ICC heads and the UK Bar association for misconduct. Today he's still looking to get the warrants, so he obviously hasn't taken any notice of the warning.

He's "both sides" ing it here... "well if I don't apply for Israel arrest warrants as well, it will look like I'm biased!" I'm no law expert, but I'm pretty sure you only arrest people when there's enough evidence to suspect they have committed an actual crime. If new evidence says that the old evidence is bullshit, it must be taken into account and not just dismissed! In comparison, the whole f***ing world has seen the evidence of war crimes/crimes against humanity that Hamas has very obviously carried out!

 

[OldGuy]

ICC chief prosecutor defends Netanyahu arrest warrant

Mr Khan tells the BBC it is important to show the court will hold all nations to the same standard.

www.bbc.co.uk

As I posted earlier, UKLFI (UK Lawyers For Israel) have already proven beyond doubt that Karim's evidence is out of date, and new events since the warrant requests were filed, contradict so called claims of crimes committed. They gave him until September 3rd to respond to their communication or else he would be reported to the ICC heads and the UK Bar association for misconduct. Today he's still looking to get the warrants, so he obviously hasn't taken any notice of the warning.

He's "both sides" ing it here... "well if I don't apply for Israel arrest warrants as well, it will look like I'm biased!" I'm no law expert, but I'm pretty sure you only arrest people when there's enough evidence to suspect they have committed an actual crime. If new evidence says that the old evidence is bullshit, it must be taken into account and not just dismissed! In comparison, the whole f***ing world has seen the evidence of war crimes/crimes against humanity that Hamas has very obviously carried out!

Tell them to go get scr*wed. Be sure and take this criminal biden with them when the party starts. For 60 years I've been watching the dog and pony show put on by those Palestinians, it is never different.

 

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Sinwar’s secret plan to ‘smuggle hostages to Iran’

Papers captured by the IDF and information obtained under interrogation may indicate how the Hamas terror chief plans to escape his dire predicament

www.thejc.com

Papers captured by the IDF and information obtained under interrogation may indicate how the Hamas terror chief plans to escape his dire predicament

During a 15-minute press conference for the foreign media in Jerusalem last night, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu astounded the audience by claiming that Hamas was planning to smuggle hostages out of Gaza using the much-disputed Philadelphi corridor.

"If we leave the Philadelphi corridor, it will be impossible to prevent Hamas not only from smuggling weapons, but also from smuggling hostages,” he said.

What was the background to this claim? Intelligence sources have told the JC that Sinwar’s plan was to smuggle himself and the remaining Hamas leaders along with Israeli hostages through the Philadelphi corridor to Sinai and from there to Iran.

This was reportedly revealed during the interrogation of a captured senior Hamas official, as well as by information obtained from documents seized on Thursday, August 29, the day the six bodies of the murdered hostages were retrieved.

Hamas has been insisting for months on taking control of the corridor while Israel has strongly resisted. This is why no deal or compromise has been agreed in the last eight months, despite the efforts of the US, Egypt and Qatar.

Sinwar has most likely come to realise that the war was over as far as his organisation was concerned and that his chances of achieving military success were nil, despite his success in international propaganda.

Sinwar sees only one way out – to save his own life by abandoning the battlefield and fleeing Gaza. He has not insisted on the withdrawal of IDF forces from the Netzerim crossing, as there is no possibility of smuggling or escaping from Gaza through this crossing.

To Sinwar, the Philadelphi corridor has turned out to be the only option available to fulfill his plan, which is defined by Israeli security officials as cowardly. However, the Israelis are not even considering withdrawing from the Philadelphi, something that Netanyahu calls taboo – even at the price of no deal or further dead hostages.

Netanyahu hinted at this as a possibility in his recent press conference, but it seems such a hypothetical is based on reality. Now it makes absolute sense why Netanyahu won't leave the corridor. He could've smoked Sinwar and Deif in the last decade, but chose instead to pass money to Haniyeh in Qatar, in a vain effort to keep a fragile peace. His "strategy" as he's alleged to have said, certainly a failed one...

 

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BBC ‘breached guidelines 1,500 times’ over Israel-Hamas war

Coverage was heavily biased against Israel, report into corporation’s output finds

www.telegraph.co.uk

Coverage was heavily biased against Israel, report into corporation’s output finds

The BBC breached its own editorial guidelines more than 1,500 times during the height of the Israel-Hamas war, a damning report has found.

The report revealed a “deeply worrying pattern of bias” against Israel, according to its authors who analysed four months of the BBC’s output across television, radio, online news, podcasts and social media.

The research, led by British lawyer Trevor Asserson, also found that Israel was associated with genocide more than 14 times more than Hamas in the corporation’s coverage of the conflict.

On Saturday, Danny Cohen, a former BBC executive, warned that there was now an “institutional crisis” at the national broadcaster and called for an independent inquiry into its coverage of the Israel-Hamas war.

Two leading Jewish groups, the Campaign Against Antisemitism and the National Jewish Assembly, added their voices to calls for an independent review, while Lord Austin, a former Labour minister, accused the BBC of “high-handed arrogance” for continually dismissing questions over its impartiality.

We always knew that BBC had a problem with this, Camera (former BBC Watch) has been analysing their Israel coverage for years, but I didn't realise it was this bad, yikes...

 

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BBC ‘breached guidelines 1,500 times’ over Israel-Hamas war

Coverage was heavily biased against Israel, report into corporation’s output finds

www.telegraph.co.uk

We always knew that BBC had a problem with this, Camera (former BBC Watch) has been analysing their Israel coverage for years, but I didn't realise it was this bad, yikes...

Given where the BBC places the bulk of their job ads I expect that their production staff are thoroughly infested with those 'sympathetic' to a certain narrative. Or, as I like to refer to them as, cxnts.

 

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Syria getting seriously pounded tonight...

 

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ICC chief prosecutor defends Netanyahu arrest warrant

Mr Khan tells the BBC it is important to show the court will hold all nations to the same standard.

www.bbc.co.uk

As I posted earlier, UKLFI (UK Lawyers For Israel) have already proven beyond doubt that Karim's evidence is out of date, and new events since the warrant requests were filed, contradict so called claims of crimes committed. They gave him until September 3rd to respond to their communication or else he would be reported to the ICC heads and the UK Bar association for misconduct. Today he's still looking to get the warrants, so he obviously hasn't taken any notice of the warning.

He's "both sides" ing it here... "well if I don't apply for Israel arrest warrants as well, it will look like I'm biased!" I'm no law expert, but I'm pretty sure you only arrest people when there's enough evidence to suspect they have committed an actual crime. If new evidence says that the old evidence is bullshit, it must be taken into account and not just dismissed! In comparison, the whole f***ing world has seen the evidence of war crimes/crimes against humanity that Hamas has very obviously carried out!

It's now official, he's been reported to the ICC and the UK Bar:

ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan KC and Staff Reported to Regulators regarding Applications to Arrest Israeli Leaders

Karim Khan KC, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, and some of his staff face disciplinary investigations regarding applications to arrest Israeli leaders. UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has reported them to regulators for not complying with their professional obligations. UKLFI po

www.uklfi.com

Karim Khan KC, the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, and some of his staff face disciplinary investigations regarding applications to arrest Israeli leaders.

UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has reported them to regulators for not complying with their professional obligations. UKLFI points out that they were obliged to provide the Court with information and evidence that exonerates the accused, Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Defence Minister, Yoav Gallant of the charges, including extensive information and evidence that has come to light since the applications were filed.

UKLFI had provided extensive details of its concerns, backed by numerous cited documents, to the Prosecutor in a letter and annexes on 27 August 2024. In that letter, UKLFI expressed its dismay that the Prosecutor has asked the Court to ignore any information or evidence other than the material he originally filed in his applications for the arrest warrants, “despite [UKLFI] having shown that every allegation against Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant set out in [the Prosecutor’s] published summary of them is false, and despite the highly relevant evidence that has emerged since [the Prosecutor] filed the Applications.”

Having received no reply, UKLFI has now reported the Prosecutor, Karim Khan KC, and his assistant, Andrew Cayley KC, both English barristers, to the Bar Standards Board for England and Wales (BSB). UKLFI accuses Khan and Cayley of not complying with their duty not to mislead the Court.

This is a continuing duty – as the BSB’s guidance observes, “knowingly misleading the court also includes inadvertently misleading the court if you later realise that you have misled the court, and you fail to correct the position”.

His assistants, one of which is also a British lawyer, have also been included in the report.

 

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[uktabber]

Wow, right at the doorway too.........nice work lads!

 

[Euroamerican]

^--- Knock, Knock!

 

[Chomiq]

I guess I'll put this here since they claim to be butt hurt about Gaza. With friends like Turkey....

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Time to bomb Turkey, oh wait...

 

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Gallant reveals document from top Hamas commander warning Sinwar of dire losses

IDF also strikes Hamas command center in Nuseirat school-turned-shelter, announces earlier killings of Hamas operatives who participated in Oct. 7, guarded hostage Noa Marciano

www.timesofisrael.com

IDF also strikes Hamas command center in Nuseirat school-turned-shelter, announces earlier killings of Hamas operatives who participated in Oct. 7, guarded hostage Noa Marciano

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Wednesday revealed a document he said was written by the former commander of Hamas’s Khan Younis Brigade in southern Gaza, Rafa’a Salameh, and addressed to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and his brother Muhammad, in which the commander described the “difficult situation” in which the terror group had found itself.

Salameh, a mastermind of the terror group’s October 7 massacre, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in southern Gaza in July that also killed senior Hamas commander Muhammad Deif.

In the letter, he wrote: “Please consider the following: We maintain the remaining weapons and equipment, as we have lost 90-95 percent of our rocket capabilities; and we have lost some 60% of our personal weapons; we have lost at least 65-70% of our anti-tank launchers and rockets,” according to excerpts provided and translated by the Defense Ministry.

“Most importantly,” he continued, “we have lost at least 50% of our fighters between those who are martyred and wounded, and now we are left with 25%. The last 25% of our people have reached a situation where the people do not tolerate them anymore, broken on a mental or physical level.”

Gallant said the document showed “a real hardship that affects Hamas and affects the most senior commanders.”

Hamas is basically done as a military force now, as good as 70% of their militants have perished. I heard they recruited some 3000 extra men, but that won't really help them, the end game is in sight...

 

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Reports: Israeli troops raided IRGC weapons facility in Syria, took equipment, documents

During major attack by jets earlier this week, IDF commandos said to have rappelled from helicopters to capture Iranians and remove materials before destroying site

www.timesofisrael.com

During major attack by jets earlier this week, commandos said to have rappeled from helicopters to capture Iranians and remove materials before destroying site

Israeli special forces carried out a raid on an Iranian weapons facility in the Masyaf area in Syria earlier this week, according to a number of unconfirmed reports on Wednesday widely reported by Hebrew media.

A series of previously reported alleged Israeli strikes hit military sites in central Syria late Sunday, killing at least 14 people, wounding 43, and sparking fires. Local Syrian media reported at the time that the strikes hit a scientific research center in Masyaf, which has long been associated with the manufacture of chemical weapons and precision missiles by the Syrian regime and Iranian forces.

However, the fresh reports were the first to claim that Israeli troops operated on the ground during the action at Masyaf, which lies about 200 kilometers (124 miles) north of Israel, though only about 30 kilometers (18 miles) from Syria’s western coastline.

The opposition Syria TV network, based in Turkey, reported that Israeli helicopters did not land on Syrian soil, but instead hovered as special forces rappelled down ropes.

The report said there were violent clashes in which three Syrians were killed, and two to four Iranians were captured. The report did not give details as to what happened to the Iranians.

Damn, Israel not f***ing around as usual! This will surely anger Iran and cause them to retaliate though... oh no wait, we're still waiting for them to respond to the last time the IRGC got screwed over. I'm sure it's coming anytime soon and will be unlike anything we've ever seen, George Galloway said it on Press TV, so it's got to be serious...

 

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#fucktheun

 

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[Euroamerican]

Queue the outrage. POC freedom fighter murdered by Israeli Storm Troopers.....

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