Israel vs Palestine/Lebanon/Iran/Yemen/Syria: a New Middle East War

[Ravenlocke]

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28 Palestinians, including children and women, were killed and over 160 others were injured in an Israeli attack targeting tents at an UNRWA school sheltering displaced people in Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip.

The camp has been under renewed ground and aerial assault and siege for 13 consecutive days.

More details: https://qudsnen.co/?p=49433

https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1846966847931080794

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https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1846962062204797276

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UN experts have stated that Palestinian farmers in the occupied West Bank are facing the most dangerous olive season ever this year due to intimidation, restricted access to land, severe harassment, and attacks by armed settlers.

This morning, a 60-year-old Palestinian woman was shot and killed by Israeli forces in the village of Faqqua, northeast of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

The attack follows an incident in which Israeli forces opened fire on an event organized by the Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission to assist farmers from the village of Kafr al-Labad, east of Tulkarm, in picking olives from their lands.

https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1846957674815983635

https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1846967574569144519

https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1846977411985940802

https://x.com/QudsNen/status/1846982945795653682

[Ravenlocke]

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Jordan has sentenced journalist Hiba Abu Taha to one year in prison for exposing Israeli-Jordan land route & aiding of settlers

The Palestinian-Jordanian journalist was originally arrested after her investigative reporting on Israel’s land supply route that led through Israeli territory, also revealing that Israeli settlers fleeing occupied Umm Al-Rashash were being hosted in hotels inside Jordan’s Aqaba.

https://x.com/MintPressNews/status/1846952860375802284

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https://x.com/IhabHassane/status/1846956082985607190

https://x.com/ytirawi/status/1846908495578165659

https://x.com/ytirawi/status/1846893196741431344

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https://x.com/ytirawi/status/1844721781644447761

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They spared no one in Jabalia

Israeli troops massacred the Abo Sakr family.

Even the child holding the diapers and food cans for his family’s new baby.

Jabalia today |

“They bombed my daughter hours after giving birth. Her husband was killed”

https://x.com/ytirawi/status/1844681753757143359

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https://x.com/ytirawi/status/1844354317547085891

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https://x.com/ytirawi/status/1843690075361816811

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https://x.com/dancohen3000/status/1846992524621283596

https://x.com/eyuplovely/status/1846974885936890104

[shaberon]

Posted by Michel Leclerc (here)
Iran has criticised the Zionist Antisemitic Colony ever since the Islamic Revolution, Shaberon. That is meanwhile for 45 years.

America has praised the Nakba since the 1960s tv evangelists.

Both cases are the "gone public" of a minority view which had been sitting on the backburner.

Coming from the Syrian--Palestinian view, it would be interesting to find who may have been their "minority sympathizers" at the moment these people were ploughed.

Were Diaspora Jews saying "oh, those are the Arabs, you have to exterminate them like rats"?

This would be news to them right?

Iran has replaced the Pahlavis, who apparently were disinterested, with an Islamic Republic, which, to me, at least, connotes a concern for the Umma. Will it be able to propagate by the persuasive statecraft we have seen recently? In time to thwart a complete genocide?

Now, of course, I hate a stupid Caliphate as much as any of this other stuff -- and so if by their well-reasoned and patient addresses, they are able to generate a reaction, that is closer to how things ought to work. The neutrality thing about sanitizing the American bases and closing the airspace is something. Not enough, but a start.

That the Prophet of Islam was an Arab has never been ignored there.

What this might mean according to most folklore is the language and culture of Yarab, grandfather of the Sabians.


Is this plausible, as the background for Solomon and the Queen of Sheba?? Yes, of course. That would be the point. Then we find a Sabian cultural region at least as far north as Harran and east into Persia or perhaps Media. Consequently, Torah Kings is partially valid as a nucleus of Saul, David, and Solomon, slightly prior to and around 1,000 B. C. E.. Instead of disputing this part, we will say not only was it a mesh with the Sabian sphere, it was the age of a technological upgrade called Ships of Tarshish, which were large enough to cross the Indian Ocean to Sri Lanka:







Moreover, there is every reason to suspect the crews included Nabathean Arabs as well as Cochin Jews who settled in Kerala on the south-western tip of India.

So you see what I am attempting to summarize as "Sabian" and "King Solomon".

It already *was*, and now it is *not*. The map remained intact until around the 600s.

So, what's the matter. "Ishmael" was reversed to appear *before* Solomon, while Yarab -- if only known through folklore -- almost certainly belongs there. But only "slightly" before. If folklore is tenuously unreliable, at best, here we are looking at something that is the root for the language. It's harder to scrub away, than a written statement, which has motive for political manipulation. The Nabatheans, speaking whatever language, can be found to have bred the Arabian horse at ca. 2,200 B. C. E. and exported it to India.


So we can rather simply and distinctly show peace and cooperation between the lines of "Solomon" and "Yarab".

It has nothing to do with "Judaism" or "Islam".

Yet even in the harshest era of Medieval Caliphates, "Sabian" remains legally enfranchised as a trading partner.

From this perspective, the distortions of "Abrahamic" influences seem dwarfish and internal. I don't really know how Islam attempts to deal with the historicity of the Prophets, but they typically hold that Adam was in Sri Lanka. They seem to deny historical Jesus in terms of the crucifixion -- as in no such thing happened. I am sure Michel LeClerc knows much more about its internal development such as in Iran. I am willing to give it a spot at the table, so to speak, because it has toned down the aggressive, crusader-like ways, with the notable exceptions being mobs rented by the Americans.

[Ravenlocke]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
An interesting snippet at the very beginning of Alexander Mercouris' video update for today. He cites a report that an American B2 stealth bomber — this thing(!)

.. was used in a bombing strike against Houthi targets in Yemen.

At first sight, that seems highly unlikely (and hardly necessary for such a costly and high-tech weapon to be risked in such a mission) — but then Mercouris goes on to point out the possibility that this may have been intended as a warning to Iran that US B2 bombers can very easily be deployed in that region, striking anywhere at all probably without any warning.

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U.S. Air Force B-2 bombers, conducted precision strikes against five hardened underground weapons storage locations in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen yesterday, according to a release last night by Secretary Austin (Full statement below).

My thoughts:

This strike is laudable, belated, and insufficient.

The Biden administration deserves credit for using B-2 bombers to target Houthi underground weapon stockpiles, but one wonders what took so long. As Secretary Austin said in his statement, the Houthis have "have recklessly and unlawfully attacked U.S. and international vessels" for over a year. This is the most serious assault on freedom of navigation and maritime commerce in decades.

Let’s see whether this is a one-off or the start of a new and more effective strategy toward the Houthis and more importantly their terror patron in Tehran.

https://defense.gov/News/Releases/Re...kes-in-houthi/

https://x.com/Brad_L_Bowman/status/1846898221668286775

https://x.com/MenchOsint/status/1847066107615510985

[Ravenlocke]

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THE DEATH OF YAHYA SINWAR, IF CONFIRMED, REPRESENTS A SERIOUS BLOW TO HAMAS.

But not a fatal one.

By killing a man who had become the face of the resistance of the citizens of Gaza to the ongoing Israeli occupation, Israel will seize the headlines of the moment, and will try to turn Sinwar’s passing into an existential moment for Hamas.

But as was the case with Hassan Nasrallah’s death, all Israel has demonstrated is that it can take human life. But Israel’s continued acts of targeted murder cannot, and will not, change the fact that it is an apartheid state engaged in acts of genocide against a people who oppose the ongoing illegal occupation of Palestine by the proponents of Zionism.

A month from now, no one will be talking about Sinwars death.

Everyone will be talking about the continued resistance of the Hamas fighters.

You can’t kill an idea.

Especially when the time for that idea has arrived.

Sinwar fought for Palestine.

And the time for Palestine is now.

https://x.com/RealScottRitter/status...44748890247506

[Kryztian]

Boycotts are working!

Burger Kings in Istanbul and Kentucky Fried Chickens in Malaysia are empty. McDonald's, which previously had been offering free food to people in the IDF is closing up it's branches in Israel. And people are refusing to buy Intel brand computers because they have provided artificial intelligence technology used in killing Palestinians. Being part of a genocide just isn't good for business.


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v5gtkt1

[Richter]

A Day Of Reckoning Is Here: The Timing And The Targets For Israel’s Attack On Iran Have Been Selected
October 16, 2024
By Michael Snyder

Can you imagine what a full-blown war between Israel and Iran would look like? We are literally on the verge of an apocalyptic war in the Middle East, but it isn’t getting much attention in the Western world because everyone is so focused on the upcoming U.S. presidential election. I completely understand why people are so focused on this election, but what is about to happen in the Middle East has the potential to change the course of history. Once Israel attacks Iran, nothing will ever be the same again. Iran has already promised to hit Israel back extremely hard, and that would compel Israel to attack Iran again. Once these two heavyweights start pummeling one another, it may be virtually impossible for anyone to stop the fight until it is decisively concluded.

According to CNN, U.S. officials are saying that they expect Israel to attack Iran before the U.S. presidential election on November 5th…

CONTINUE: https://activistpost.com/2024/10/a-d...-selected.html

[Tintin]

Posted by Ravenlocke (here)
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THE DEATH OF YAHYA SINWAR, IF CONFIRMED, REPRESENTS A SERIOUS BLOW TO HAMAS.

But not a fatal one.

By killing a man who had become the face of the resistance of the citizens of Gaza to the ongoing Israeli occupation, Israel will seize the headlines of the moment, and will try to turn Sinwar’s passing into an existential moment for Hamas.

But as was the case with Hassan Nasrallah’s death, all Israel has demonstrated is that it can take human life. But Israel’s continued acts of targeted murder cannot, and will not, change the fact that it is an apartheid state engaged in acts of genocide against a people who oppose the ongoing illegal occupation of Palestine by the proponents of Zionism.

A month from now, no one will be talking about Sinwars death.

Everyone will be talking about the continued resistance of the Hamas fighters.

You can’t kill an idea.

Especially when the time for that idea has arrived.

Sinwar fought for Palestine.

And the time for Palestine is now.

https://x.com/RealScottRitter/status...44748890247506

Seems like it really has happened. Another very brave resistance hero who went down fighting. Went facing the enemy down

As Simplicius neatly captions on this Israeli video drone share from Dan Cohen:

Dan Cohen:

Israel made the mistake of publishing footage of Yahya Sinwar's last moments.Wearing a kufiyyeh and severely injured, he threw a stick at the drone filming him – a final act of defiance against the Zionist occupation.In his death, he became a legend.

Simplicius:

True. They unintentionally made a valiant Hollywood-style ending to his death, giving him the imprimatur of heroism. The dramatic pause just at the climax, as if he had already foresaw his fate yet offers a last pregnant silence to the world as symbolic vision of resistance.

The last moments of Yahya Sinwar

[rgray222]

It is not surprising that Sinwar had a UN ID on him at the time of his death.

[Sirus]

There's been an abundance of 'cope' since Sinwar was taken out and the footage of his demise was shared.
He died weak and alone, with his last act to throw a useless stick of wood and miss!

He was the catalyst behind Oct 7th and the resulting smashing of Gaza.

He's not a hero. Don't kid yourselves.

[Jaak]

Posted by rgray222 (here)
It is not surprising that Sinwar had a UN ID on him at the time of his death.

That was his bodyguard who died in the same building ... Or is it him in the picture or is it his name in the ID ?

**Edit
Supposedly that bodyguard story is made up since the guy in that passport supposedly is alive and well and lives in Egypt.
That passport expired in 2017...