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Very stupid of Hamas to allow anyone come near to her fighters.

This is dangerous.

Some one should check the uniform of Hamas guys who went for hostage exchange.


Tracking chip got planted, it seems.
It could be a tracking deceive or could be a radioactive isotope that can be detected by drones later. It leaves a trail and doesnt have antennas like tracking devices.
 
Gaza the Graveyard of Western Hypocrisy and Zionist Israeli Terrorism

But, Arab regimes don't believe in liberal order of human rights, democracy, equality, justice, and tolerance. They believe in holding onto power by any means, so allying with a genocidal Israel suits their interest. These regimes will be killing civilians with even more ferocity to establish themselves under the Israeli order.

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Egyptians act smart but in fact they are arrogant, they diminish turkish weapons, pakistani jf_17 but they throw jerk on degraded versions of western weapons, their military is corrupt to the core and well bought of by west, they will find million excuzes for not cooperating with muslim states in defence sector but will never look in the mirror, they even killed their elected president in jail, for them MB are extremist but wahabi sect is moderate just becaise they float on saudy money, Gaza has more enemy then occupiers itself.
Well said. Very good observation: "For them MB is extremist but wahabi is moderate just because they float on Saudi money"
 
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Which one is a terrorist?
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Yemen is another league definetely, watch and learn.
It's the same than Iran did months before war, it's unrelated to Gaza.

Iran is just using Houthis slaves as useful idiots with Gaza excuse.

February 2023:


Meanwhile, children in Houthis controlled zones in Yemen, starving to death:


Yeah, you're right, Yemen is another league, of idiocy.
 

14 Israeli hostages to be freed today in exchange for 42 Palestinian prisoners​


With updates from Yolande Knell, Nick Beake, Orla Guerin and Tom Bateman in Jerusalem; Lucy Williamson in the West Bank, Anna Foster in Tel Aviv; James Landale in southern Israel; Wyre Davies in Lebanon

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  1. Israeli authorities say 14 hostages held by Hamas will be released on Saturday
  2. As part of the Qatar-brokered deal, Israel will release 42 Palestinian prisoners
  3. It's the second day of a four-day pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip
  4. Friday saw the release of 24 hostages - they included 13 Israelis, 10 Thais and one Filipino national
  5. 39 Palestinian prisoners were released as part of the deal
  6. The biggest humanitarian convoy since the start of the war entered Gaza on Friday, carrying fuel, food and medical supplies
  7. Hamas’s attacks on 7 October killed 1,200 people, with about 240 taken hostage
  8. Since then, Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry says more than 14,500 people have been killed in Israel's retaliatory campaign.Peter R. Neumann
  1. Professor of Security Studies, King's College London
    Over time - and given the precedents - even Israelis may come to consider this a "fair deal".
    Not least, there is a tactical advantage in having a pause in combat. It will allow Hamas to recover from weeks of gruelling combat in which it has largely held up to the Israeli assault, but also suffered some significant losses.
    There can be no doubt that Hamas will use some of this time to re-establish chains of command, restock supplies, and relocate fighters to positions from which they can do most damage to the advancing Israeli troops.
    Importantly, it will also provide them with an opportunity to move the remaining hostages to locations from which Israel will find it even more difficult to free them.
    In short, even if there are no other, undeclared benefits, the hostage deal offers Hamas significant tactical and strategic advantages.
    While it is undoubtedly good news for the released and their families, the hard truth is that it will potentially make it more difficult - and costly - to free those that are left behind.
    Unicef's James Elder says the temporary ceasefire is welcome but aid is still desperately needed in Gaza.

    He tells the BBC: "This pause must turn into a ceasefire and that must turn into lasting peace."
 
You Zionists acheived nothing but the fury towards your people from the world.
Go ahead and try harder.
True, so maybe that must be the real target of all this.

Israel is just the useful idiots of the Americans to unstabilize a rich oil zone, and Gaza is the first step.

The last step must be Iran and GCC.
 
It's the same than Iran did months before war, it's unrelated to Gaza.

Iran is just using Houthis slaves as useful idiots with Gaza excuse.

February 2023:


Meanwhile, children in Houthis controlled zones in Yemen, starving to death:


Yeah, you're right, Yemen is another league, of idiocy.
Saudi intervention caused famine in Yemen. Houthis have independent identity, different religious sub-sect from Iranian regime, but are allied.
 
Not true. Israel does not need to commit genocide and mass murder to fight Hamas. Urban warfare was never and isn't fought like this. This is deliberately done to terrorize and displace the people of Gaza. And to level all of Gaza. It's a textbook genocide.

Look at US battle in Fallujah. Six weeks long. 600 Iraqis killed. US didn't murder 20,000 civilians to take over 25% of the city. Israel is deliberately and savagely mass murdering civilians on purpose out of hate and vengeance. There is no military purpose to that. It's political terrorism and genocide.
Not really. Urban warfare with an enemy that doesn't distinguish itself from civilians is every country's military nightmare . Look at Russia during the Chechenya wars. How many civilians were killed by Russian forces . Many documented articles estimates over 100,000(some claim close to 150,000/2000,000) chechen civilian casualties during the war and about 30,000/40,000 thousands military casualties. So in such wars civilians always suffer the most unlike two armies facing off conventionally where civilian casualties dont have to be so high for obvious reasons.

Guerilla warfare with militants blending in with civilians is a tough job for any military. There's no way to avoid civilian casualties in that case.
how to fight an insurgency: don't give the people a reason to create a fucking insurgency
If course, but easier said than done. You think all those countries (Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Morrocco, Iraq, Colombia, Syria, or Russia before etc etc ) who suffer or suffered from that don't know that? Lol knowing something theoretically and doing it in practice are 2 different things.
Most times in life we know something is wrong but we still do it.. That's what it means to be human being. 😆

That was a stupid question , just exposes how ignorant the reporter is.

In The Shalit deal we released 1000 terrorists for one hostage,

No wonder his reaction tweet reached million of views.

The question that left Israeli Eylon Levy speechless - but only momentarily.







This is certainly a meme-worthy image watch his reaction :


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Actually that's something that has always stupefied me. Not even the US, UK, France, or western powers for that matter will make such a skewed decision to trade hundreds or thousand of prisoners for one or a couple of their citizen kidnapped. This will only encourage militant, terror groups or gangs globally to result to such measures even more knowing they have far more to gain . In fact I don't see one country in the world that will agree to such a thing.
On this one I will say Israel is a special unique case. Its even crazy to think about such a thing guess its also due to Israel's history and social fabric on how their people view themselves. So the government has little choice than to take the most drastic measure secure their citizens. Not sure its the right thing to do though .but to each his own..
 
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It's the same than Iran did months before war, it's unrelated to Gaza.

Iran is just using Houthis slaves as useful idiots with Gaza excuse.

February 2023:


Meanwhile, children in Houthis controlled zones in Yemen, starving to death:


Yeah, you're right, Yemen is another league, of idiocy.
They starve because criminal saudis isolated them
 
Actually that's something that has always stupefied me. Not even the US, UK, France, or western powers for that matter will make such a skewed decision to trade hundreds or thousand of prisoners for one or a couple of their citizen kidnapped.
The explanation is in the profile of those arrested by the Zionist occupation forces: they are almost exclusively children, women, or the elderly. Since they released the first batch of child hostages, the ZOF arrested another 150 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank (all to be held indefinitely without charge, since the ZOF represent a shining democracy which closely matches the values of our own, of course).


 

Pathetic Zionist child killing scum humiliated by a brave band of Palestinian freedom fighters in tracksuits. $4.7 TRILLION in US and western weapons since 1948 and all these evil cowardly bastards could do is commit war crimes and kill 16,000 women and children.​

Israeli army losing, facing ongoing problems during Gaza truce: Media​


  • ByAl Mayadeen English
  • Source: Israeli media
  • Today 03:33

The Israeli channel Kan says the "reorganization of the Israeli military in Gaza is still under construction, and the rules are not yet entirely clear."

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