Israel rejects US-backed Lebanon ceasefire plan, hits Beirut again

Holy

Don't forget seething Nazi cripples, lol. Look at those walls of text!

If that makes you feel good then your life has gotta be really fricking sad.

A duo made in heaven

Completely dismantled Hezbollah's chain of command.

Removed any ability for Hezbollah soldiers to communicate digitally without surveillance.

Again, too r-slurred for me to even bother answering.

Successfully executed the most impressive and complex Intelligence operation / technological attack in the history of warfare known to the public.

That was really impressive and difficult. I'm asking about results here. What has that done for Israelis?

destroyed over 50% (estimated) of Hezbollah's rockets

Nobody even claims this.

Cucked Iran to the point they haven't retaliated after the most embarrassing targeted assassination in history happened in their capital.

Again, what has that done for Israelis? They killed the guy in Hamas whose job was to negotiate with them, which basically ended any chance of the hostages ever being released.

How come not a single rocket has hit Haifa?

They've hardly shot anything at Haifa so far and haven't actually done a real saturation attack yet. Nobody in Israel disputes that they got more missiles than Israel has SAMs so if they fire off everything eventually they're going to start getting through.

Now let me ask you: what has Hezbollah or Iran accomplished this war?

Nothing. Not a single goddarn thing. This has been terribly humiliating and destructive for them. They've had a lot of leaders assassinated and they've proven they're scared to really take on Israel in a full-scale war. Why would you even ask this? Are you r-slurred or something? Why would there be any expectation that they accomplished anything?

they've made anti-jew posting mainstream (not that it matters much but uttering the j word was the death sentence before)

unlike arabs we are capable of learning from our mistakes.

You really want to bring that up? You think you can throw books at me?

https://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p16040coll3/id/5/

Obviously I read the book by Saeed el-Shazli when I was a kid.

I'm familiar with some impressions from the Israeli side too. I know there's bitching about certain elements of the movie Kippur which are probably accurate but there's one line in that that really stood out to me. "They're not stupid, you know." Something that zoomers apparently have forgotten.

Obviously they were humbled in 2000 and 2006 but I wouldn't say the Israelis were "humbled" in 1982. They took a lot of casualties but they (eventually) decisively beat the Syrians and Fatah.

Not getting that we have a complex but mostly positive relationship with Pizzashill because you're a newstrag.

This might break some people's hearts but I actually do care about the hostages and I won't joke about them. I have never done that.

Think about yourselves. Think about what kind of person you want to be.

You're making a bizarre assumption that Israeli foreign policy actually is based on Israeli needs. That's as insane as thinking American foreign policy is designed to serve American interests.

I only really started paying close attention about 2000. It has been entirely about weird r-slurred internal Israeli politics ever since then.

And since a large part of the population is not actually descended from Israelis they can do all kinds of crazy shit without being called out.

Even r-slurs like the Marines took over Fallujah in like 2 weeks. The Israelis haven't taken over Gaza in a year. Really does not bode well for them going into Lebanon. Remember that in 2006 they never even crossed their start line in most sectors.