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

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At this stage, I'm going to guess that a retaliatory strike won't come until after October 7th, but I may be wrong.

Israeli OPSEC is probably very wary of what it shares with US personnel, considering the press leaks recently...

A plan for a what?

A hash response?

:D
 
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No, you can’t kill an idea. But you most certainly can make it extremely unattractive as a viable political project.
You can put all of those people in a field and the 6% holding the AK will still be the only opinion there that matters.
 
You can put all of those people in a field and the 6% holding the AK will still be the only opinion there that matters.
If not for the hostages, this would be more like 0.06% now... and at some point it will, inshallah.

In other news the Israel X-sphere is ablaze with rumors originating from here:

In Lebanon, they are checking whether the commander of Quds Force was injured in the IDF attack​

The suspicion in Lebanon is that General Qaani was hit by the IDF bombing in Beirut, in which Nasrallah's intended successor was killed. Qaani was appointed commander of Quds after the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, and he was responsible for all Iranian terrorist branches in the region.​

Under investigation: the possibility is being examined that the commander of the Quds Force in Iran's revolution, General Ismail Kaani, was injured in a bombing in Beirut. Kaani is responsible for all Iranian terrorist affiliates in the region, and it is possible that he was hit by the air force bombing in southern Beirut. The same bomb was aimed at Hassan Nasrallah's successor Sheikh Hashem Safi al-Din and the organization's intelligence chief Hossein Zima.

The 67-year-old Qaani was appointed commander of Quds Force in January 2020 after the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad. It seems that Canni arrived in Beirut 6 days ago, after the assassination of Nasrallah, to participate in the funeral ceremony for the Hezbollah leader.

If true, this would explain why Israel was so unusually quiet about the strike and why the Iranians where so pissed, with their reckless attack etc.
 
The Iranian attack took place on Oct. 1, the attack on Safi al-Din on Oct. 2.

Iran shot ballistic missiles to punish for and deter from Israel killing their leaders and Israel responded by killing a bunch more, not the other way around.
 
Probably a typo. Or. Those brilliant Mossad minds are working on something truly terrible and surprising at once.
And to be honest, at this point this is really 50/50 kind of deal.

Well, either that or Israel is going to booby-trap Iran's stockpile of chichas! :D
 
The "Hamas aren't in the West Bank" crowd must be really confused right now...
 

Hezbollah’s Safieddine ‘unreachable’ since Israeli strike on bunker, Lebanese security sources say

Israeli airstrikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs have kept rescue workers from searching the site of an Israeli strike suspected to have killed Hezbollah’s anticipated next leader, three Lebanese security sources tell Reuters.

One of the sources says Hashem Safieddine, widely expected to succeed slain terror leader Hassan Nasrallah, has been “unreachable” since the strike targeting an underground bunker in the Lebanese capital.

The IDF said Friday morning that the airstrike in Beirut targeted Hezbollah’s intelligence headquarters. The military did not disclose who was at the underground bunker.

There was no immediate reaction from Hezbollah.
Just like Nasrallah...
 
The "Hamas aren't in the West Bank" crowd must be really confused right now...
"Say whaaaaat?"

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One thing is clear, Ismail Qa'ani, commander of Gis al-Quds, has not been seen in public since Thursday night.
Hence - speculation.
He did not participate in Khamenei's Friday sermon, he was not seen in the company of the Iranian Hajj in Beirut and according to various reports, he was present/absent from the meeting at the Hezbollah headquarters, where Hashem Safi A Din was eliminated.
Some 'claim' that he gave the information to Israel..
 
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That would be the icing on the cake. The commander of the Quds force spying for Israel 🤣
 
I wonder why Israel never invested in a Carrier or 2 . They would be awfully handy ...
 
I wonder why Israel never invested in a Carrier or 2 . They would be awfully handy ...
Israel is a green water navy. One carrier requires at minimum one oiler and 2-4 destroyers or frigates. Plus maintaining a replenishment capability across the globe.

Going fancy means adding a cruiser, replenishment vessels, LPD/LHD and/or submarines.

Carriers are for global power projection, not for protecting your own territorial waters and EEZ.
 

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