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Initial reports confirm the assassination of Israeli Army Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevi. pic.twitter.com/le7xTvtlXZ

— Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis (@DrLoupis) October 13, 2024

Israel shows the capturing of a Hezbollah fighter in a tunnel in southern Lebanon pic.twitter.com/J2rw1lI56U

— Preston Stewart (@prestonstew_) October 13, 2024

American soldiers will allegedly operate missile defense systems within Israel for the first time.https://t.co/DtsQRtlZCE

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) October 12, 2024

!jidf

Completing starving off northern Gaza is a key prong of the "Generals' Plan", which was proposed by a group of retired Israeli generals. In the words of the the architect of the plan:

"Since we already encircled the northern part of Gaza in the past nine or 10 months, what we should do is the following thing to tell all the 300,000 residents [that the UN estimates is 400,000] who still live in the northern part of Gaza that they have to leave this area and they should be given 10 days to leave through safe corridors that Israel will provide.

"And after that time, all this area will become to be a military zone. And all the Hamas people will still, though, whether some of them are fighters, some of them are civilians… will have two choices either to surrender or to starve."

Any northern Gaza civilians who stay in their homes will be assumed to be "Hamas people" and will be denied food, water, or electricity "for a long time".

The Israelis have given no official indication whether civilians will ever be allowed to return to their homes. But given the statements of Israeli ministers in favor of establishing Israeli settlements in north Gaza, it's pretty clear that the goal is to permanently expel all Palestinians from the area north of Wadi Gaza.

/u/Sam-the-Lion

Good. Maybe the fricking fools will for the first time in their existence stop starting wars they're obviously going to lose.

>Shlomo Vile

>TND

...and gets jewed for that

To be clear, it appears that UNRWA was operating illegally there anyhow for many years, regardless of recent legal developments. The Israeli government decided to turn a blind eye all those years, but now that it seems UNRWA have overstayed their welcome, this move was approved as well.

>mooch off Israel for years

>randomly chimp out and bite the hands that feeds you

>get Israel out of Lebanon with a stupid promise that you won't host terrorists any longer

>randomly chimp out and throw rockets at Israel

How the frick is UN this r-slurred?

1440 housings units? Jesus, how big is their HQ?

If you figure that each unit is 500-1000sqft

That is about 700k to 1.4 million square feet.

A large Walmart or Costco is probably in the range of 200k sqft. So roughly 4-7 Walmarts if it's a single story

This is the most American answer ever.

So, Israel is demanding rent on land that doesn't belong to them, except in the crudest "might makes right" sense.

The UNRWA facility is right next to the border, but it's on the East Jerusalem side [1].

When will Israeli settlers pay the PLO rent on the land they occupy in area C of the West Bank?

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Ma'akot+Dafna,+Jerusalem/@31.7968027,35.2259617,733m

Too bad might makes right is the only thing that matters in this world

Israel seizing property owned by others isn't at all surprising.

Palestinians just needs to gain the protection of a stronger country Wait, all their neighbours hate their guts And Iran is too cowardly to put it's money where it's mouth is Maybe they should try Russia? I heard they're the second strongest military in the world

It's not going to be long until we see Israel bombing the UN building in an operation in conjunction with US intelligence.

We should just let Russia conquer them, it's not like they're still a functional country at this point

Charged with “aiding the enemy” for reporting on the impact of the Iran missiles strikes? If he should be charged with anything it’s “aiding public knowledge of warfare,” apparently unlawful in Israel https://t.co/bMNNw6UvXE

— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) October 10, 2024

Jeremy Loffredo, 28, an independent American journ*list who also works with Fox News, was arrested by police on suspicion of endangering national security after reporting on where missiles landed in the attack launched by Iran earlier this month including in the IDF's Nevatim Air Base and an intelligence base in central Israel.

Here's his last report

🚨🇮🇱Military arrested journ*list Jeremy Loffredo @loffredojeremy 🚨

His last video posted on X reports the damage Iran did to Israel’s strategic locations. Damages the mainstream media did not report. Now @X has locked his acct from repost. pic.twitter.com/YKM2wzWDUi

— GenXGirl (@GenXGirl1994) October 9, 2024

https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2024/10/10/israel-fire-unifil-peacekeepers-southern-lebanon-irish-idf/

A number of United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) positions in southern Lebanon, in the same region where the Irish Defence Forces contingent is based, have been fired on by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

No Irish peacekeepers were injured in the incidents, the Government and Defence Forces said.

UN peacekeepers' headquarters and nearby positions in southern Lebanon have been repeatedly hit, Unifil said in a statement on Thursday, which added that two peacekeepers were injured by Israeli tank fire. It accused the IDF of "deliberately" targeting a number of its positions in recent days, including firing at personnel on Thursday morning.

"Two peacekeepers were injured after an IDF Merkava tank fired its weapon toward an observation tower at Unifil's headquarters in Naqoura, directly hitting it and causing them to fall," Unifil said of Thursday morning's incident.

"The injuries are fortunately, this time, not serious, but they remain in hospital," it added. "IDF soldiers also fired on UN position (UNP) 1-31 in Ras Naqoura, hitting the entrance to the bunker where peacekeepers were sheltering, and damaging vehicles and a communications system. An IDF drone was observed flying inside the UN position up to the bunker entrance.

Situation Update on Irish Defence Forces serving with overseas missions in Lebanon for family members

The Defence Forces can confirm all IRISH pers are safe and accounted for. All necessary force protection measures are being observed.

The Defence Forces can also confirm that…

— Óglaigh na hÉireann (@defenceforces) October 10, 2024

"Yesterday, IDF soldiers deliberately fired at and disabled the position's perimeter-monitoring cameras. They also deliberately fired on UNP 1-32A, where regular Tripartite meetings were held before the conflict began, damaging lighting and a relay station.

"Any deliberate attack on peacekeepers is a grave violation of international humanitarian law and of Security Council resolution 1701."

The Irish Defence Forces confirmed on Thursday that its personnel were safe and accounted for. "All necessary force protection measures are being observed. The Defence Forces can also confirm that Irish positions have not been subject to incoming fire," it said.

Unifil said the escalation in firing around the blue line, a demarcation zone dividing Lebanon from Israel and the Golan Heights, was "causing widespread destruction of towns and villages in south Lebanon, while rockets continue to be launched towards Israel, including civilian areas".

"In the past days we have seen incursions from Israel into Lebanon in Naqoura and other areas. Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers have clashed with Hizbullah elements on the ground in Lebanon," it added.

The IDF and the militant Lebanese group Hizbullah are effectively at war in the area, with IDF troops having pushed into southern Lebanon and built up their forces there since last week.

Taoiseach Simon Harris said "members of the Irish Defence Forces serving with Unifil, both in Camp Shamrock and in posts close to the Blue Line, were not involved and remain well".

"They are continuing to carry out their mission with distinction, despite the extremely difficult circumstances," he said in a statement.

"Firing on peacekeepers can never be tolerated or acceptable. The blue helmet worn by UN peacekeepers must be sacrosanct. They are serving on behalf of the international community in some of the most challenging places in the world. They are not combatants, and their role must be respected at all times."

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said the IDF action "illustrates the very high-risk environment and the dangerous environment that peacekeepers are now operating in and the need for an immediate ceasefire".

Mr Martin, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence, told the Dáil that "Israel is not listening to its allies in terms of progressing its agenda" and "seems to be [at] all out war". He said the IDF's actions were "unacceptable" with "destructive warfare" leading to community, health and education services being "destroyed". He said Israel's actions were "a clear breach of international humanitarian law".

The Tánaiste said planning continues for the November rotation of Irish Unifil troops. The handover of the 124th battalion to the 125th battalion was to occur in two stages, on November 13th-14th and November 24th-25th. He said October's rotations have been suspended for safety reasons and November's remains under "active review".

The actions of Irish Unifil troops in not abandoning their position has "stiffened the resolve of the other posts" along the UN's blue line, Independent TD Cathal Berry said.

A former member of the Army Ranger wing, he said of the 30 troops at outpost 6-52: "I shudder to think what would have occurred had our troops given into the intimidation and had they abandoned their position.

"I think it would have had a detrimental domino effect across the entire Blue Line, the other two dozen odd posts looking over their shoulder".

Speaking in the Dáil, he said what "actually occurred was the opposite of that. The actions of our troops over there have stiffened the resolve of the other posts and reinforced the fact that that there be no more Srebenicas, at least not on our watch," he said, of the 1995 massacre of 8,000 Muslims during the Bosnian war.

"I think they say that that history can turn in the smallest of hinges and perhaps such a hinge is what occurred over the last few days at that outpost."

There are 29 UN posts within 5km of the blue line border between northern Israel and southern Lebanon. One of those, UNP 6-52, was manned by about 30 Irish troops serving with Unifil when, in recent days, the IDF advanced towards their the small compound in tanks and military vehicles.

The IDF used earth movers to create firing positions, and protective berms, and remained directly outside the Irish post for several days. This caused concern they may be fired upon, so placing the Defence Forces Unifil personnel in grave danger.

However, on Tuesday morning it was confirmed the Israeli troops have moved on, initially pushing north, after Hizbullah said it would not fire on the IDF at that position.

Israel has the right to defend itself against Irish aid workers, goyim.

"Goyim were born only to serve us. Without that, they have no place in the world; only to serve the People of Israel." - Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

!palestine

We should ask why support for the October 7th massacre has been so much higher in Canada, the UK, and Australia than in the United States. https://t.co/2qvye9rDcL

— Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 (@Noahpinion) October 8, 2024

>traditional form of popular protest

>20% of casualties are friendly fire

yeah bro it's totally not a deadly force, there's been 14 dead and we also throw FRICKING CEMENT BLOCKS with catapults but that's different

GUYS MUH CULTURE ? MUH TRADITIONS ?

such a rich and far-reaching cultural practice , couldn't be that hurling fricking anything that could hit someone is basically standard practice at any fricking siege in ancient history lol. at least back then they hurled cool shit like bronze statues and all

but if you thought that was it, noooooo THE WINGCUCKERY CONTINUES

You see, when Palestoids throw stones, it's non-lethal and a wholesome 100 form of non-violent protest, but muh Israelis don't get it , you know, they just do a heckin fascism and-

NOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST DO THAT THAT'S CRIMINAL

https://old.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1fzqrk8/air_serbia_operates_an_evacuation_flight_from/

Nice. Prayers up for people of Lebanon.

they are literally bombed by the "holy land". prayers wont save them.

True, Allah doesn't seem capable of stopping jews from massacring his believers

When did /r/europe become /r/serbia?

Literally every third post is about Serbia?

Bonus Balkans fight

>plane was flying over Iraq when the missiles crossed it's airspace to reach Israel

>iraqi tower control wished the pilots good luck

Iran has a thing for planes I guess

Fricking muslims

how it started

how it's going

curious!