Israel and Hamas Conflict; The Hard News

[Paul Saver]

 

[Steve In Texas]

Photos I spotted on linkedIn:

 

[Steve In Texas]

 

[Steve In Texas]

 

[Steve In Texas]

 

[Steve In Texas]

 

[oldag]

They did it to themselves.

 

[General Zod]

 

[Cool 'Horn Luke]

Those bulldozers were facing the wrong direction, turn 90 degrees left and start pushing. @General Zod, spot on, the Palestinians need a long, hard look in the mirror. But like all dipshit degenerates infecting the planet today, their self-imposed problems are due to someone else.

 

[cycleguy2300]

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Hamas really fucked the place up...

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[General Zod]

Hamas really fucked the place up...

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Hamas really fucked up. The place is paying the price for their hubris and for the population's support of it.

 

[Steve In Texas]

Hamas really fucked the place up.

Imagine what they could have made with a Gazan Financial Sector, tech firms, and vacation beaches. Salt is hard to rebuild upon.

 

[benenglish]

Imagine what they could have made ...

They could have cloned the Beirut of ~1960.

So much wasted potential.

 

[angel71rs]

hamas had it's data center right under UN's Gaza HQ for protection. We need out of the UN, POS organization.

MSN

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[etmo]

hamas had it's data center right under UN's Gaza HQ for protection. We need out of the UN, POS organization.

MSN

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I read that on https://www.dailywire.com/news/top-...roups-gaza-headquarters-israeli-military-says

"Hamas terrorists hid a top-secret intelligence center underneath the U.N.’s Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) in Gaza that was uncovered by the Israel Defense Forces, the Israeli military said on Saturday."

I have to call BS on the choice of words. Maybe something got lost in the translation from Hebrew to English.

No way Hamas hid an intelligence center beneath the UN building. No way.

"The Hamas intelligence center included an electrical room, industrial battery power banks, and a living space for the terrorists, The Times of Israel reported."

OK, I could see hiding some batteries beneath a building, maybe even an electrical room, if it was never/rarely accessed, but living space?? So terrorists are coming and going with groceries and beheaded babies (or whatever terrorists walk around with) and I'm supposed to believe nobody noticed a bunch of surly dudes going up and down to some barracks with their AKs?

Not credible. Ergo, I think the UN must have known the terrorists were down there, and therefore is complicit in the attacks on Israel. Destroying the UN, by force if necessary, should be a priority of the USA.

 

[cycleguy2300]

I read that on https://www.dailywire.com/news/top-...roups-gaza-headquarters-israeli-military-says

"Hamas terrorists hid a top-secret intelligence center underneath the U.N.’s Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) in Gaza that was uncovered by the Israel Defense Forces, the Israeli military said on Saturday."

I have to call BS on the choice of words. Maybe something got lost in the translation from Hebrew to English.

No way Hamas hid an intelligence center beneath the UN building. No way.

"The Hamas intelligence center included an electrical room, industrial battery power banks, and a living space for the terrorists, The Times of Israel reported."

OK, I could see hiding some batteries beneath a building, maybe even an electrical room, if it was never/rarely accessed, but living space?? So terrorists are coming and going with groceries and beheaded babies (or whatever terrorists walk around with) and I'm supposed to believe nobody noticed a bunch of surly dudes going up and down to some barracks with their AKs?

Not credible. Ergo, I think the UN must have known the terrorists were down there, and therefore is complicit in the attacks on Israel. Destroying the UN, by force if necessary, should be a priority of the USA.

It doesn't mean the access was at the UN.

Given the region's propensity towards using tunnels, it seems reasonable to suspect the main entrance was a block or two away, out of sight, out of mind...

But neither is it far fetched to believe the UN knew all about it and maybe even provided some manner of support. The UN is rarely on the side of good.

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[kbaxter60]

Might shed some light?

MSN

 

[angel71rs]

al-jazeera "journalist" = hamas terrorist.

IDF reveals: Al Jazeera journalist by day, Hamas commander by night

Documents retrieved from a laptop in northern Gaza showed Muhammed Wishah served within Hamas, per the IDF.

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[cycleguy2300]

al-jazeera "journalist" = hamas terrorist.

IDF reveals: Al Jazeera journalist by day, Hamas commander by night

Documents retrieved from a laptop in northern Gaza showed Muhammed Wishah served within Hamas, per the IDF.

www.jpost.com

I will say, Al-Jazeera has some good news from time to time... but **** this guy.

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[Jakashh]

Netanyahu really fucked up. Unfortunately Israeli civilians paid the price on October 7th because of Netanyahu’s support of Hamas.

Netanyahu: Money to Hamas part of strategy to keep Palestinians divided

“Now that we are supervising, we know it’s going to humanitarian causes,” the source said, paraphrasing Netanyahu.

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Netanyahu: Money to Hamas part of strategy to keep Palestinians divided

The prime minister also said that, “whoever is against a Palestinian state should be for” transferring the funds to Gaza, because maintaining a separation between the PA in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza helps prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Netanyahu ‘missed chance’ to end Hamas financially - ex-Mossad official

Head of Economic Warfare Udi Levy claimed that PM Netanyahu failed to act on intelligence which could have prevented the October 7th attack and limited Hamas's capabilities.

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Netanyahu ‘missed chance’ to end Hamas financially - ex-Mossad official

Prime Minister Netanyahu could have prevented Hamas’s October 7 terror attack by cutting the terror group’s funding supply, Mossad’s former Head of Economic Warfare Udi Levy told the BBC on Monday.
Levy told the BBC that Netanyahu failed to act on intelligence, which would have disrupted Hamas’s military capabilities. He continued to tell the source that Hamas could have been destroyed "by using only financial tools.”

Speaking on Hamas’s October 7 terror attack, Levy confirmed his belief that the infiltration would not have damaged Israel to the extent it had if intelligence had been acted upon.
“There is a very good chance that... we would [have] prevent[ed] a lot of the money" that had gone into Gaza, and that "the monster that Hamas built probably [wouldn't be] like the same monster that we faced on October 7th," Levy told the BBC.

'October 7 failure connected to Netanyahu helping Qatar fund Hamas'

Yoram Cohen said that the Netanyahu-led governments also failed to take any initiative to eliminate top Hamas leaders, only attacking such leaders in response to moves by Hamas.

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'October 7 failure connected to Netanyahu helping Qatar fund Hamas'

Former Shin Bet director Yoram Cohen on Tuesday slammed consecutive Israeli governments run by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with facilitating Qatari funding of Hamas as being a deep strategic source of the October 7 failure to stop Hamas's southern invasion.
Speaking at Reichman University, while Cohen agreed that the IDF and the Shin Bet failed their operational missions to anticipate the invasion in advance and to thwart it, he said that the larger problems were strategic and came from the government.

Mossad agent explains: How Hamas funneled millions for Gaza terrorism

Dr. Udi Levy, ex-head of Mossad's Economic Warfare, warned Netanyahu in 2014 of funds to Hamas fueling its terrorist infrastructure.

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Mossad agent explains: How Hamas funneled millions for Gaza terrorism

In an interview with The Media Line, Levy explains that his unit alerted the Israeli government in 2014 about Hamas' significant financial support, primarily from Qatar, after more than a decade of monitoring its financial activities.

He notes that the government, led then and now by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, adopted a policy of permitting this influx of funds, believing it would temporarily ease the security tensions between Israel and Hamas.

Without substantial funding, particularly from Qatar, Levy says, Hamas could not have constructed extensive tunnel networks, acquired numerous rockets, and, crucially, paid its personnel.