Thank goodness they did that before the terrorists could attack. Maybe prevented another tragedy.
skipnw69 on
Good luck IDF!
Puzzleheaded-Cup-854 on
How long until hezbolla asks for a ceasefire?
Spara-Extreme on
Bibi is trying his hardest to start a war right before the election.
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Conscious-Run6156 on
So where did the so called Iranian reaction for the killing of haniyeh, have everybody forgotten 💀
Black-Shoe on
This is the Middle East
omniuni on
It’s important to remember that nothing about this is “preemptive” no matter who says it.
Over the last year, Hezbollah has fired thousands of missiles into Israel, specifically at civilian targets.
Israel has had most of the area evacuated for months, but they have still managed to damage a lot of places, and even hit people, such as the 12 kids at the school they hit.
Also remember, Hezbollah isn’t Israel. Hezbollah doesn’t announce their targets, doesn’t send text messages or drop fliers. Hezbollah does not provide planned evacuation routes or bring in aid trucks to the Israelis they hit. Hezbollah certainly doesn’t provide medical care to Israeli civilians they accidentally hit. Israel does *all of those things* if they have to hit a civilian area.
All that’s “preemptive” about this is Israel finally letting Hezbollah know that they’re getting very tired of all of their crap.
Terrariola on
On one hand, the territorial integrity of Lebanon should be ordinarily be respected.
On the other hand, Hezbollah has basically forced the evacuation of northern Israel with non-stop rocket attacks. If a state is unwilling to make any attempt to disarm a paramilitary force actively attacking a other country, that just proves that they have lost their monopoly on violence and therefore ceased to be a functioning state, and so they don’t have any territory to respect the integrity of, or they have outright committed an act of war.
I wish the best for the Lebanese people. Down with Hezbollah.
TheProfessional9 on
Well good, hopefully they knocked out a good chunk of hezbollah
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Thank goodness they did that before the terrorists could attack. Maybe prevented another tragedy.
Good luck IDF!
How long until hezbolla asks for a ceasefire?
Bibi is trying his hardest to start a war right before the election.
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So where did the so called Iranian reaction for the killing of haniyeh, have everybody forgotten 💀
This is the Middle East
It’s important to remember that nothing about this is “preemptive” no matter who says it.
Over the last year, Hezbollah has fired thousands of missiles into Israel, specifically at civilian targets.
Israel has had most of the area evacuated for months, but they have still managed to damage a lot of places, and even hit people, such as the 12 kids at the school they hit.
Also remember, Hezbollah isn’t Israel. Hezbollah doesn’t announce their targets, doesn’t send text messages or drop fliers. Hezbollah does not provide planned evacuation routes or bring in aid trucks to the Israelis they hit. Hezbollah certainly doesn’t provide medical care to Israeli civilians they accidentally hit. Israel does *all of those things* if they have to hit a civilian area.
All that’s “preemptive” about this is Israel finally letting Hezbollah know that they’re getting very tired of all of their crap.
On one hand, the territorial integrity of Lebanon should be ordinarily be respected.
On the other hand, Hezbollah has basically forced the evacuation of northern Israel with non-stop rocket attacks. If a state is unwilling to make any attempt to disarm a paramilitary force actively attacking a other country, that just proves that they have lost their monopoly on violence and therefore ceased to be a functioning state, and so they don’t have any territory to respect the integrity of, or they have outright committed an act of war.
I wish the best for the Lebanese people. Down with Hezbollah.
Well good, hopefully they knocked out a good chunk of hezbollah