Warfare HAMAS attack on Israel, Oct 2023 & Iran’s Proxies.
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Some more footage from today Gaza's fighting.
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So many contradictions, if 40km is a big area, has he looked at a map of israel?
99% of the arab nations have made a peacedeal with Israel, and Saudi was about to. So the 2% is fighting for something the rest dont care about.
Happy to keep making martyrs - easy to say from a air-conditioned suite in Qatar.
I think the world especially the west, needs to decide if it wants this guy and hamas, roaming about stirring up everything from medieval attacks on israel, to blocking the train stations in the UK.
man....dont try to analyze what these donkeys say ... they just come out ... bark ,,,,,then go back to whatever hole they crawled out from
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It will be interesting to see how many UK, USA and other nationals released from Gaza are identified protesting in their respective countries instead of staying and fighting for what they believe in 
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The video shows three different successful ambushes. In the first clip, a double shot towards namer apc and a surprisingly clear picture.
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Al Jazeera published a piece titled ''Once pro Palestinian, Greece is one of Israel's closest European allies''. While writes that the 2/3 of the Greek citizens choose neutrality, in a very special way, it ''targets'' us. They published a picture with the then Greek Orthodox Archbishop Christodoulos with Arafat. The middle guy between the two men, is Arafat's closest bodyguard, general Mohamad Al Dayya, who was imprisoned by the P.A. in 2017 and started a hunger strike.
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Note: civilian clothes.
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230,000 civilians were killed in the war in Syria, 30,000 of them were children. A few hundred protestors were present in London against the Syrian government, then thousands turned up when Britain was voting on striking Assad's chemical weapons capabilities and Daesh. Too many f***ing idiots in this country by far.
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Historically many European countries have been in the past « pro-Palestinians », maybe not out of sheer anti Zionism or antisemitism. Chirac comes to mind when he made a scene against the Israelis service during his first tenure, those were the days of « intifada » late 90s. All while saying several years later that any attack on a Jewish person in France was an attack on the French Republic itself.
I dunno what « neutral » means in this context honestly. What the Hamas has done three weeks ago was nothing shy of a German Kapo or Dirlewanger and yet we get some elected politicians stating that Hamas is a movement of « resistance » and get away with it. That’s my biggest concern these days…
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Neutrality as a concept in international politics exists, the most prominent operators are the Swiss. As for the Hamas, there are complications that happened also after 9 11. After such an attack, a state has two options, the criminal justice option, thus getting the perpetrators and put them in trial or the war option, which was taken both after 911 and here. When you say war, the questions arise for the status of the combatants, POW status for the Hamas members etc. The main issue here is the status of the international law after this conflict.
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a lot of earthquakes, in Qatar.
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