

It’s going to be a total disaster for both the people of Gaza and the IOF.
It’s going to be a total disaster for both the people of Gaza and the IOF.
I think the present tense is a bit optimistic.
Israel is the west’s testing ground for surveillance tech. They probably have the best intelligence in the world. Not to mention the US share practically everything they know with the Israelis
On the other hand, I’m also surprised that the resistance can still fight after all these decapitation strikes. It makes me doubt if decapitation strikes even work.
Even if they don’t betray you (very unlikely) I’m not sure why anyone from the global south would want to get closer to the EU or US. They genuinely don’t have much to offer economically over China at this point.
I doubt it. Most protests in Israel have been for negotiating the release of Israeli hostages. There has been any explicitly anti-genocide protests in Israel at all, to my knowledge.
It’s amazing how the resistance in still able to fight after all this time.
I wish China would just completely cut off these resources, but it’s a good start.
It’s been said before, but Israel really is a Starship Troopers like society.
Fascinating stuff. I’m amazed that people are able to conduct surveys in Gaza at all. I think the thing that surprised me most is that Gazans still believe in armed resistance and that not many of them think Israel will win, even during this genocide.
The people of Gaza already elected Hamas before and the west ignored it. They’re also the closest thing to a Palestinian military. These proposals by the west are worse than the two state solution, they may as well just let Israel annex both Gaza and the west bank.
That’s my favourite.
“America can be described in one word (inaudible muttering).” Is another good one.
That’s been the Zionist stance on antisemitism for the movement’s entire history.
It’s almost certainly 4 times what this study claims.
This sort has happened several times already. The Ukrainians really need to confiscate their foreign volunteers phones.
This conflict showed that Iran really needs to modernise its air force. The j-10’s proved themselves in the India Pakistan fight this year, so it’s a natural choice. It’s a pity that they aren’t looking the latest J-20 or J35, but I imagine that China isn’t going to export them yet.
Maybe I’m underestimating it, but it always struck me as a weapon that’s mostly for terrorisng civilians. Have they used the A-10 against anyone with an airforce?
That’s a huge number of planes. Does anyone know how many the deployed before attack Saddam in Iraq 2.0?
That’s how I understand it too. I’m even less of an expert than you are though, so I’d like to hear more from other as well.
I had no idea why someone would even bother to assinate a guy like Kirk, but when you put it like that it makes a lot of sense.