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The Israeli government seems to have forgotten how to think strategically; at the very least, they have a self-destructive tendency to overplay their hands. For instance, in 2006, when Hezbollah made incursions into Israel from southern Lebanon, the entire Arab League condemned the action—an unprecedented act—and Egypt offered to host a summit where the League would consider actions. But then, Israel escalated the conflict, retaliating with massive, disproportionate air strikes, turning Hezbollah into local heroes and, more seriously, alienating the neighboring Arab states. Egypt called off the summit; the chance for a genuine strategic pivot was blown.
I’ll burn a tire in his honor.By the way, it's Mandela day apparently. Mandela would have something to say about the situation if he were still with us - and we would ignore it again.
It's a ridiculous war.
Egypt would agree. There's a reason the US refused to call the coup a coup.
Gaza bombing better than TV. Israeli's take to the hills for a better view.
Ariel Sharon's son says "Flatten all of Gaza" ...
The Palestinians are wantonly and without provocation standing under Israel's bombs. They are cynically and cowardly "self-genociding".
And then ISRAEL BOMBS THEM. So even if what you said is true, who actually bombs them, who actually kills them? If that was really what Hamas was doing and Israel knew that then the simple way to wreck that plan is not to bomb the women and children, right?Hamas strategy is to cause as many Palestinian deaths as possible, they load the ambulances with women and children, then rush them to the sites about to be bombed. Then the ambulances are in position to pick up the bodies afterwards
Insha'Allah