โ ๏ธArabian social media sources report heavy rocket fire on U.S. troop base at Baghdad International Airport.
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Which of the attacks did you enjoy most?
Anonymous Poll
46%
Beeper attack
1%
Radio attack
2%
Helicopter attack
52%
Nasrallah's elimination
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โ ๏ธArabian social media sources report heavy rocket fire on U.S. troop base at Baghdad International Airport.
Pentagon: We reserve the right to self-defense against attacks by Iranian proxies on our forces in Iraq.
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HAS TRUMP COMMENTED ON THE RECENT ATTACKS ON HEZBOLLAH OR NASRALLAH'S DEATH?
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IDF: IDF troops have begun limited, localized and targeted raids against Hezbollah terror targets in the border area of southern Lebanon
In accordance with the decision of the political echelon, a few hours ago, the IDF began limited, localized, and targeted ground raids based on precise intelligence against Hezbollah terrorist targets and infrastructure in southern Lebanon. These targets are located in villages close to the border and pose an immediate threat to Israeli communities in northern Israel.
The IDF is operating according to a methodical plan set out by the General Staff and the Northern Command which IDF soldiers have trained and prepared for in recent months.
The Israeli Air Force and IDF Artillery are supporting the ground forces with precise strikes on military targets in the area.
These operations were approved and carried out in accordance with the decision of the political echelon. Operation โNorthern Arrowsโ will continue according to the situational assessment and in parallel to combat in Gaza and in other arenas.
The IDF is continuing to operate to achieve the goals of the war and is doing everything necessary to defend the citizens of Israel and return the citizens of northern Israel to their homes.
In accordance with the decision of the political echelon, a few hours ago, the IDF began limited, localized, and targeted ground raids based on precise intelligence against Hezbollah terrorist targets and infrastructure in southern Lebanon. These targets are located in villages close to the border and pose an immediate threat to Israeli communities in northern Israel.
The IDF is operating according to a methodical plan set out by the General Staff and the Northern Command which IDF soldiers have trained and prepared for in recent months.
The Israeli Air Force and IDF Artillery are supporting the ground forces with precise strikes on military targets in the area.
These operations were approved and carried out in accordance with the decision of the political echelon. Operation โNorthern Arrowsโ will continue according to the situational assessment and in parallel to combat in Gaza and in other arenas.
The IDF is continuing to operate to achieve the goals of the war and is doing everything necessary to defend the citizens of Israel and return the citizens of northern Israel to their homes.
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IDF: A short while ago, the IDF Aerial Defense Array intercepted a UAV over the Mediterranean Sea, dozens of kilometers off the coast of central Israel.
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After the IDF began a ground operation in southern Lebanon, Defense Minister Yoav Galant spoke with his American counterpart, Defense Minister Lloyd Austin. This was announced by the Pentagon, which stated that the two agreed on "the need to dismantle attack infrastructure against Israel along the border to ensure that Hezbollah cannot carry out attacks of this type On October 7 on the northern settlements.'' Austin also made it clear that the US intends to protect its people and allies well against threats from Iran and its affiliates.
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Naftali Bennett:
Israel, a Nation of Lions, has risen.
Over the past year, Hezbollah terrorists have murdered dozens of Israelis including 12 children on a soccer field, fired thousands of rockets at us, hit our villages of Metula, Shlomi and the kibbutzim, and forced us to evacuate the north of the country of its inhabitants.
Enough is enough.
Every IDF soldier who crossing nowthe border fence into Lebanese soil knows that he is doing soto protect the citizens of Israel.
May Hashem protect our soldiers.
The entire nation stands behind you๐ฎ๐ฑโฅ๏ธ
Israel, a Nation of Lions, has risen.
Over the past year, Hezbollah terrorists have murdered dozens of Israelis including 12 children on a soccer field, fired thousands of rockets at us, hit our villages of Metula, Shlomi and the kibbutzim, and forced us to evacuate the north of the country of its inhabitants.
Enough is enough.
Every IDF soldier who crossing nowthe border fence into Lebanese soil knows that he is doing soto protect the citizens of Israel.
May Hashem protect our soldiers.
The entire nation stands behind you๐ฎ๐ฑโฅ๏ธ
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Thousands of people gathered at Jerusalem's Western Wall to pray for the safe and successful execution of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) ground operation in Lebanon, which commenced just hours earlier.
The Western Wall, a sacred site in Judaism, has long been a place of prayer and worship, especially during times of conflict and uncertainty. This ancient wall, also known as the Wailing Wall or Kotel, holds deep significance for Jews around the world, and its rich history dates back to the Second Temple period.
As the IDF operation unfolds, the prayers and well-wishes of those gathered at the Western Wall are a testament to the resilience and solidarity of the Jewish community. โก๏ธ๐ฎ๐ฑโฅ๏ธ๐๐พ
The Western Wall, a sacred site in Judaism, has long been a place of prayer and worship, especially during times of conflict and uncertainty. This ancient wall, also known as the Wailing Wall or Kotel, holds deep significance for Jews around the world, and its rich history dates back to the Second Temple period.
As the IDF operation unfolds, the prayers and well-wishes of those gathered at the Western Wall are a testament to the resilience and solidarity of the Jewish community. โก๏ธ๐ฎ๐ฑโฅ๏ธ๐๐พ
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Ohad Moskowitz ft Benjamin Netanyahu - Misheberach - A prayer for Israel Defence Forces ๐ชโค๏ธ๐ฎ๐ฑโก๏ธ
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Benjamin Netanyahuโs Triumphal Week
By ignoring Western delusions and attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israelโs leader has served Western interests.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has had one of the best weeks in the history of modern politics. Just a few days ago, the streets of Israel were filled with protesters. Obstreperous coalition allies sought to tie his hands. Team Biden rebuked his lack of vision and courage. Diplomats from many countries boycotted Mr. Netanyahuโs United Nations appearance while Iranโs call for moderation and calm was widely praised.
Team Biden offered the usual advice: Donโt escalate. Donโt provoke Hezbollah. Make still more concessions to get to yes with Hamas. Donโt anger Iran when the โmoderatesโ are staging a comeback.
Fortunately for himself and the nation he leads, Mr. Netanyahu had the clarity of mind to ignore Washingtonโs standard talking points. The result was Israelโs greatest string of triumphs since the Six Day War. It was also a significant boost for American and Western interests at a dangerous time.
Nothing as vulgar as military success, however, can shake the loathing of the Westโs diplomatic establishment and chattering classes for Israelโs prime minister. There are deep-seated reasons for this. Western foreign-policy elites desperately want to believe that we live in a stable, rules-based international order and that successful foreign policy in our enlightened era depends less on military strength and more on diplomacy, respect for international law and scrupulous attention to human rights. The further that reality diverges from this pleasant illusion, the more desperately many in the diplomatic and journalistic establishments cling to their dreams.
Nowhere is the game of Letโs Pretend more assiduously practiced than in the world of Western Middle East policy. In the real world, Iran is a malign and restless power whose fanatical ambition can only be resisted by force. The Palestinian people, whatever the historical rights and wrongs of their predicament, currently lack the leadership, institutions and national consensus that could make a two-state solution work. Until and unless that changes, more Jewish settlement of the West Bank is inevitable. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency, whatever else it does, enables and nourishes terrorism.
The international laws of war, like it or not, have limited relevance in a region in which the U.N. Charter itself is largely a dead letter. Real peace, in the sense that Germany and France have real peace with their security anchored in institutions and their relations primarily governed by law, is not on the table for Israel or indeed for any state in the Middle East anytime soon.
All of these things are true, but respectable Western opinion refuses to accept any of them. In the Westโs view, peace with Iran is just a couple of diplomatic meetings away. A few simple Israeli concessions will usher in a stable two-state solution. That conflict resolved, a rules-based, democratic regional order is just around the corner, and only the blind selfishness and political immaturity of local leaders block the otherwise inexorable march of utopia across the Middle East. And if none of this is actually true now, it will become true if enough of us clap our hands for Tinkerbell.
@BeharGiacomo
By ignoring Western delusions and attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israelโs leader has served Western interests.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has had one of the best weeks in the history of modern politics. Just a few days ago, the streets of Israel were filled with protesters. Obstreperous coalition allies sought to tie his hands. Team Biden rebuked his lack of vision and courage. Diplomats from many countries boycotted Mr. Netanyahuโs United Nations appearance while Iranโs call for moderation and calm was widely praised.
Team Biden offered the usual advice: Donโt escalate. Donโt provoke Hezbollah. Make still more concessions to get to yes with Hamas. Donโt anger Iran when the โmoderatesโ are staging a comeback.
Fortunately for himself and the nation he leads, Mr. Netanyahu had the clarity of mind to ignore Washingtonโs standard talking points. The result was Israelโs greatest string of triumphs since the Six Day War. It was also a significant boost for American and Western interests at a dangerous time.
Nothing as vulgar as military success, however, can shake the loathing of the Westโs diplomatic establishment and chattering classes for Israelโs prime minister. There are deep-seated reasons for this. Western foreign-policy elites desperately want to believe that we live in a stable, rules-based international order and that successful foreign policy in our enlightened era depends less on military strength and more on diplomacy, respect for international law and scrupulous attention to human rights. The further that reality diverges from this pleasant illusion, the more desperately many in the diplomatic and journalistic establishments cling to their dreams.
Nowhere is the game of Letโs Pretend more assiduously practiced than in the world of Western Middle East policy. In the real world, Iran is a malign and restless power whose fanatical ambition can only be resisted by force. The Palestinian people, whatever the historical rights and wrongs of their predicament, currently lack the leadership, institutions and national consensus that could make a two-state solution work. Until and unless that changes, more Jewish settlement of the West Bank is inevitable. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency, whatever else it does, enables and nourishes terrorism.
The international laws of war, like it or not, have limited relevance in a region in which the U.N. Charter itself is largely a dead letter. Real peace, in the sense that Germany and France have real peace with their security anchored in institutions and their relations primarily governed by law, is not on the table for Israel or indeed for any state in the Middle East anytime soon.
All of these things are true, but respectable Western opinion refuses to accept any of them. In the Westโs view, peace with Iran is just a couple of diplomatic meetings away. A few simple Israeli concessions will usher in a stable two-state solution. That conflict resolved, a rules-based, democratic regional order is just around the corner, and only the blind selfishness and political immaturity of local leaders block the otherwise inexorable march of utopia across the Middle East. And if none of this is actually true now, it will become true if enough of us clap our hands for Tinkerbell.
@BeharGiacomo
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