Saturday, June 15, 2024
Before & After ! Terrorists in a car singing and happy and then "BOOM"!
If you're wondering what happened next? The car is fine, those inside the car are not. pic.twitter.com/9zy5jKb4TI
— Mossad Commentary (@MOSSADil) June 12, 2024
What do Arab countries know about Gazans that we don’t
EU countries need this video badly. pic.twitter.com/GSP7Z8TCZP
— Edward-I am (@louiseEdaba) June 13, 2024
96% Of Palestinians Deny A Massacre Happened On Oct. 7
A public opinion poll conducted by the Palestinian Center for Survey Research reveals that a significant majority of Palestinians support the October 7 attack against Israel and believe Hamas will return to power in the Gaza Strip after the war.
According to the poll, 66% of respondents expressed support for the October 7 attack, while 73% believed Hamas made the right decision in launching the attack. A staggering 79% of respondents believe Hamas will win the war, the highest rate since the beginning of the conflict.
Furthermore, 96% of respondents denied the massacre in the Gaza envelope, claiming that Hamas terrorists did not commit atrocities against Israeli civilians on October 7.
The poll also indicated that if elections for the Palestinian Authority were held, Fatah leader Marwan Barghouti, who is currently imprisoned for the murder of Jews, would win the majority. In a hypothetical election between Barghouti and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Haniyeh would win around 60% of the votes.
Friday, June 14, 2024
Israel is winning war in Gaza, and has plans for what happens next
The analysis below was written by
Andrew Fox was an officer in the British Army from 2005-21, retiring with the rank of Major. He completed three tours in Afghanistan, including one attached to U.S. Army Special Forces. He is a lecturer at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Here, in an essay for Tablet magazine, reprinted with permission by The Post, he explains what US officials don’t understand about Israel’s strategy in Gaza.
As the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducts another assault in the north of Gaza, they face significant criticism from Western officials and analysts who are asking why the IDF is repeatedly going into areas they have already cleared and conducting further operations.
Critics claim this behavior reflects a flaw in operational design or is even proof that Israel’s campaign against Hamas has failed.
The flaw, however, lies in their own assumptions.
These critics are looking at IDF tactics through the lens of Western counterinsurgency (COIN), the doctrine that US and European militaries applied in the failed campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq.
In the “global war on terror,” Western tactics were to seize a chunk of territory and clear it of enemies through military force.
The plan was then to hold the territory through forward operating bases (or FOBs) and try to conduct alternative governance in those areas while providing security.
The system of FOBs meant that our enemies, embedded in the local civilian population, always knew where we were and what routes we were likely to use. They could mortar, rocket, and IED us at will.
It was a recipe for endless violence and huge numbers of casualties.
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