Israel committing Genocide in Gaza

[JohnDe]

Don't drones have 4k video? why is the resolution so low? That could be CGI or an actor in a hollywood scene or really anyone anywhere. We got better videos for Sadam and Gaddafi.

I found it interesting this morning about the videos from all these media websites that claim their "experts" have verified the video as being real meanwhile we struggle when there's a Taylor Swift or Trump video to figure out if they're real or fake. There is absolutely 0% chance of anyone being able to verify the identity of the guy in that video.

I don't doubt the guy is dead but It doesn't really matter. All these guys took over from the last group of guys that Israel killed. Now the next group will takeover. And the little kids who the IDF haven't killed will takeover from that group when Israel kills them in 20 years. Israel right or wrong has solidified another generation of terrorist/freedom fighters who grew up seeing their family and friends blown up, land stolen illegally, and buildings bombed. That area is in for another 40+ years of problems. The Palestinian youth are not learning that firing rockets from their grandmothers living room is a bad idea. All they're learning is to hate Israel. This cycle is never going to stop.

here you go -

Hamas mourns Sinwar, vows no hostage release until war ends​

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Hamas has vowed it will not release the hostages it seized during its October 7 attack on Israel until the Gaza war ends, as it mourned the death of its leader Yahya Sinwar.​

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The killing of Sinwar, the mastermind of the deadliest attack in Israeli history, had raised hopes of a turning point in the war, including for families of the Israeli hostages and Gazans enduring a dire humanitarian crisis.​

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Turkey’s foreign minister on Friday offered his “condolences” to Hamas officials at a meeting in Istanbul following the death of Sinwar.​

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Hakan Fidan “received the president of the Hamas Shura Council Mohammed Ismail Darwish and members of the political bureau” to whom “he presented his condolences for the martyr Yahya Sinwar,” the ministry said in a statement.ach/js/sbkIran, Hezbollah, Afghanistan’s Taliban government and Yemen’s Houthi rebels all mourned the death of Sinwar, vowing continued support for their Palestinian ally Hamas.​

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At a demonstration in Yemen’s capital Sanaa, resident Mutahhar al-Khatib said Sinwar’s death “was shocking news”.​

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“But if Sinwar is martyred, there will be 10 more in his place,” he said. The Palestine Liberation Organization also expressed its condolences over the “martyrdom of the great national leader Yahya Sinwar”.​

Supporters of Yemen's Houthis gather with pictures of Hamas slain leader Yahya Sinwar during a rally held on Friday in the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa. Picture: Mohammed Huwais / AFP

 

[SirRumpole]

here you go -

Hamas mourns Sinwar, vows no hostage release until war ends​

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Hamas has vowed it will not release the hostages it seized during its October 7 attack on Israel until the Gaza war ends, as it mourned the death of its leader Yahya Sinwar.​

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The killing of Sinwar, the mastermind of the deadliest attack in Israeli history, had raised hopes of a turning point in the war, including for families of the Israeli hostages and Gazans enduring a dire humanitarian crisis.​

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Turkey’s foreign minister on Friday offered his “condolences” to Hamas officials at a meeting in Istanbul following the death of Sinwar.​

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Hakan Fidan “received the president of the Hamas Shura Council Mohammed Ismail Darwish and members of the political bureau” to whom “he presented his condolences for the martyr Yahya Sinwar,” the ministry said in a statement.ach/js/sbkIran, Hezbollah, Afghanistan’s Taliban government and Yemen’s Houthi rebels all mourned the death of Sinwar, vowing continued support for their Palestinian ally Hamas.​

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At a demonstration in Yemen’s capital Sanaa, resident Mutahhar al-Khatib said Sinwar’s death “was shocking news”.​

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“But if Sinwar is martyred, there will be 10 more in his place,” he said. The Palestine Liberation Organization also expressed its condolences over the “martyrdom of the great national leader Yahya Sinwar”.​

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Supporters of Yemen's Houthis gather with pictures of Hamas slain leader Yahya Sinwar during a rally held on Friday in the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa. Picture: Mohammed Huwais / AFP

What is that supposed to prove?

It only shows more hostility generated against Israel and more terrorists being made.

If these terrorists start operating against Israel's 'friends' around the world, all the West will be dragged into a conflict that has nothing to do with us.

 

[JohnDe]

What is that supposed to prove?

It only shows more hostility generated against Israel and more terrorists being made.

If these terrorists start operating against Israel's 'friends' around the world, all the West will be dragged into a conflict that has nothing to do with us.

That sounds like Chamberlains view in 1938, where did that get the world?

Chamberlain and Hitler 1938 - The National Archives

After the First World War, the map of Europe was re-drawn and several new countries were formed.

www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

 

[JohnDe]

It was Sinwar who, back in 2021, began actively planning the October 7 massacre of 1200 Israelis. As the Hamas chief in Gaza, he was a hardliner who won an internal battle against more moderate voices within Hamas to guide the group towards violence rather than negotiation.​

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He told his fellow terror-sponsor Iran that he believed a major attack by Hamas on Israel would lead to the demise of the Jewish state within two years.​

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Central to Sinwar’s brutal calculation was that Israel would respond with deadly force to any attack by Hamas and that the highly urbanised nature of Gaza would guarantee Israel’s war on Hamas also would kill tens of thousands of civilians, staining Israel’s reputation around the world.​

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Sinwar did not care about the lives or the future of Palestinians living in Gaza and was happy to see them sacrificed to realise his long-term ambition of destroying Israel.​

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But he died having failed abysmally in his aims. A year after Sinwar’s massacre, all he achieved was to damage Israel’s international reputation and spark an ugly revival of anti-Semitism in the West, including in Australia.​

At a rally in Gaza City in 2021, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar holds up a Kalashnikov-wielding child of an Al-Qassam Brigades fighter killed in fighting with Israel. Picture: AFP

Yet history will record Sinwar as having done more to set back the cause of the Palestinian people and their search for a Palestinian state than anyone this century.​

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He died having overseen the almost complete destruction of his beloved Hamas as a viable fighting force. This broken group can never again mount a major terror assault on Israel or threaten Israel’s existence. Its military future is limited to that of a guerrilla force, capable of small scale hit-and-run attacks against any occupying Israeli forces but nothing more.​

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Politically, Sinwar’s actions have ensured that Hamas will never again govern Gaza as it did until October 7. And it will never again play a political role in helping determine outcomes in the West Bank, where the corrupt Palestinian Authority rules.​

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Sinwar’s miscalculations do not end in Gaza. Hamas’s massacre led Hezbollah in Lebanon to make the foolish decision to launch a continuous low-grade war against northern Israel in solidarity with Hamas.​

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That tactic has, quite literally, blown up in Hezbollah’s face.​

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The Iranian-sponsored terror group is on the back foot, having provoked an Israeli ground invasion and a ferocious Israeli assault on its leadership.​

 

[Dona Ferentes]

The Israelis have identified the remains by dental, fingerprints and DNA. They had him in captivity for like decades and did brain surgery on him for a tumour so they had bio-samples.
They released him with many other imprisoned terrorists in exchange for one 20-something year old soldier that Hamas had kidnapped.

They have a plan to administer Gaza in perpetuity I believe. The Gazans have amply demonstrated that they will only support bloodthirsty fanatics and require conservatorship style governance. They should prosper under Israel.

They will keep taking out new rabid political leaders whack-a-mole style who threaten the citizens of Israel with extermination. They've had a gutfull of people like you, sitting in comfy homes and offices in the West, who've never had a relative or friend raped and murdered, arguing that israel should be the only state that does not go to war when relentlessly attacked, threatened and had planned atrocities committed against it. Or when it does, it must somehow avoid killing any civilians - like no state ever. All your arguments are facile.

I took his ramblings as a positive..
- there's no genocide. (thanks, btw, to all the hamas parrots) as "new kids" will take over