Hezbollah Offers Support for Gaza Resistance

[daws101]

Hezbollah kicked the shit out of those jewish weenies last time in 2006. No doubt that they would do it again if it got to that point.

Really? Ask the Lebanese how that went.

Pretty well, Hezbollah forced Israeli invaders to withdraw from Southern Lebanon when they were outnumbered and outgunned. A divine victory if you will. One could say they are the "chosen people" the way that war went.

it was neither. it was a brokered peace.

 

[RWHeathenGamer]

Really? Ask the Lebanese how that went.

Pretty well, Hezbollah forced Israeli invaders to withdraw from Southern Lebanon when they were outnumbered and outgunned. A divine victory if you will. One could say they are the "chosen people" the way that war went.

it was neither. it was a brokered peace.

Wrong, Israel made no gains form their incomplete ground offensive and never were able to counter Hezbollah's rocket attacks despite ground and air superiority. They went in without an exit strategy, expecting an easy victory and go their clocks cleaned.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winograd_Commission

 

[daws101]

Pretty well, Hezbollah forced Israeli invaders to withdraw from Southern Lebanon when they were outnumbered and outgunned. A divine victory if you will. One could say they are the "chosen people" the way that war went.

it was neither. it was a brokered peace.

Wrong, Israel made no gains form their incomplete ground offensive and never were able to counter Hezbollah's rocket attacks despite ground and air superiority. They went in without an exit strategy, expecting an easy victory and go their clocks cleaned.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winograd_Commission

The South Lebanon conflict (1985–2000) or the Security Zone conflict in Lebanon refers 15 years of warfare between the Israel Defense Forces and its Lebanese proxy militias and Lebanese Muslim guerrillas led by the Iranian-backed Hezbollah within what was defined by Israelis as the "Security Zone" in South Lebanon.[6][7] It can also refer to the continuation of conflict in this region, beginning with PLO operations transfer to South Lebanon, following the civil war events of 1971 Black September in the Kingdom of Jordan. Historical tension between Palestinian refugee and Lebanese factions fomented the violent Lebanese internal political struggle between many different factions. In light of this, the South Lebanon conflict can be seen as a part of the Lebanese Civil War.

Earlier conflicts prior to 1982 Israeli invasion, including Operation Litani attempted to eradicate the PLO bases from Lebanon and support Christian Maronite militias, following PLO's constant attacks on civilian population of Galilee (Northern Israel). The 1982 invasion resulted in the Palestine Liberation Organization's (PLO) departure from Lebanon. The creation of Security Zone in South Lebanon has benefited civilian Israeli population as Galilee suffered less violent attacks by Hezbollah (9 Israeli civilians killed and at least 248 wounded), than previously by PLO in the 1970s (hundreds of Israeli civilian casualties). Despite this Israeli success in eradicating PLO bases and partial withdraw in 1985, the Israeli invasion had actually increased the severity of conflict with local Lebanese militias and resulted in the consolidation of several local Shia Muslim movements in Lebanon, including Hezbollah and Amal, from a previously unorganized guerrilla movement in the south. Over the years, military casualties of both sides grew higher, as both parties used more modern weaponry, and Hezbollah progressed in its tactics. By the early 1990s, Hezbollah, with support from Syria and Iran, emerged as the leading group and military power, monopolizing the directorship of the guerrilla activity in South Lebanon.

By the year 2000, following his campaign promise, newly elected Prime Minister Ehud Barak withdrew Israeli forces from Southern Lebanon within the year,[6] in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 425, passed in 1978; the withdrawal consequently resulted in the immediate total collapse of the SLA.[8] Despite the Israeli actions, Lebanese government and Hezbollah consider the withdrawal incomplete until Israel withdraws from Shebaa Farms. Following the withdrawal, Hezbollah has monopolized its military and civil control of the southern part of Lebanon.

 

[georgephillip]

Not well, for Lebanon, actually.

Things haven't gone well there since Jews transferred 100,000 Palestinians into Lebanon in 1948. Creating a Jewish state among a population that was only one-third Jew was designed to create the misery you see today in Lebanon and Gaza.

I'm certain many Germans claimed Jews were causing misery in Germany about ten years before that.

Proving that children who are abused often grow into abusers themselves.
Why do you think some Jews have an absolute genius for self-destruction?

 

[RWHeathenGamer]

Don't know why you posted this history prior to the war in 2006 that Israel lost.

But anyways, more damning evidence against the scumbag "Bibi" Netanyahu. Claiming Israel has America wrapped around its little finger on foreign policy.

 

[Disir]

Hezbollah kicked the shit out of those jewish weenies last time in 2006. No doubt that they would do it again if it got to that point.

Really? Ask the Lebanese how that went.

Pretty well, Hezbollah forced Israeli invaders to withdraw from Southern Lebanon when they were outnumbered and outgunned. A divine victory if you will. One could say they are the "chosen people" the way that war went.

You sure you want to roll with that pretty well?

Nasrallah gives orders to kidnap two soldiers.

Lebanon won 1 million displaced.
Lebanon won clean up cost.
Lebanon won a destroyed economy.

Hezbollah took 4 billion in damages + loss of missiles (it cost Israel 1.6 billion) and it cost Lebanon far more. Nasrallah tried to lay low and keep it quiet on the border. He later admits that had he known that Israel was going in full scale that he would never have ordered the kidnapping.
Nasrallah: We wouldn't have snatched soldiers if we thought it would spark war Israel News | Haaretz

The damage was on the Lebanese side of that border. A strike into Haifa does NOT a clocking make.

Hezbollah represents an extreme brand of Shiite Muslims via Iran. Different from the Shia in Lebanon. This war (2006) is actually considered a war between Iran and Israel. So, Hezbollah starts being recognized as representing Iranian interests. This has grown tremendously since then.

Hezbollah takes over western Beirut in 2008 (pissed off the Sunnis). It has gone downhill from there. Pro-Lebanon v Pro Hezbollah. Hezbollah is responsible for the 2005 assassination of Rafic Al-Hariri. They have tried to place themselves as the military of Lebanon. They are also considered responsible for dragging them into the conflict in Syria. They are in a prime position to ignite a sectarian conflict within Lebanon.

There are a hell of a lot of Lebanese out there that don't like Hezbollah and many that don't want to be run by Syria, Iran, the House of Saud, US or Israel. Further, many desire a secular government. Lebanon's government is divided by religion. I don't know if you are aware of this. I doubt that you give a damn. Lebanon has people that also range from extreme right to left.


Let's see Nasrallah roll the dice one more time.

 

[Indeependent]

The ONLY reason Israel didn't totally destroy Hezballah was it lost the PR war.
Today, there are far more people on social media and people know what's going on.
Back then CNN wouldn't give Israel a break; now the pussies are keeping their mouths closed.

 

[skye]

I can't wait until Hezbollah aka Iran gets openly involved in this fight.


I can't wait.


Fucking Mullahs will be destroyed by Israel.

 

[Disir]

Middle East - Video: Lebanon fears fallout from regional turmoil - France 24

 

[georgephillip]

"At least 15 people have been reported killed and 200 injured when shells hit a UN school in northern Gaza which was being used as a shelter from fierce clashes on the streets outside.

"Al Jazeera's correspondent Nicole Johnston, reporting from Gaza, said the school in Beit Hanoun came under fire on Thursday. She said sources had told Al Jazeera that up to 30 people had been killed in the bombardment.

"The Gaza health ministry told Reuters that Israeli fire had killed at least 15, and 200 injured.

"An Israeli military source however told Al Jazeera that Palestinian rocket fire had been detected in the area and that the rocket fire might have fallen short and hit the shelter.

"In an interview with Al Jazeera Chris Gunness, the spokesman for UNRWA, the UN's humanitarian organisation in Gaza, said his organisation had been in contact with Israeli forces as fighting closed in on the shelter."

UN shelter in Gaza 'struck by Israeli shells' - Middle East - Al Jazeera English

 

[daws101]

"At least 15 people have been reported killed and 200 injured when shells hit a UN school in northern Gaza which was being used as a shelter from fierce clashes on the streets outside.

"Al Jazeera's correspondent Nicole Johnston, reporting from Gaza, said the school in Beit Hanoun came under fire on Thursday. She said sources had told Al Jazeera that up to 30 people had been killed in the bombardment.

"The Gaza health ministry told Reuters that Israeli fire had killed at least 15, and 200 injured.

"An Israeli military source however told Al Jazeera that Palestinian rocket fire had been detected in the area and that the rocket fire might have fallen short and hit the shelter.

"In an interview with Al Jazeera Chris Gunness, the spokesman for UNRWA, the UN's humanitarian organisation in Gaza, said his organisation had been in contact with Israeli forces as fighting closed in on the shelter."

UN shelter in Gaza 'struck by Israeli shells' - Middle East - Al Jazeera English

so the poor Palestinians have never and would never do the very same thing?
it's war shit happens.

 

[Disir]

It's highly possible that it was hit with Hamas rockets.

 

[georgephillip]

"At least 15 people have been reported killed and 200 injured when shells hit a UN school in northern Gaza which was being used as a shelter from fierce clashes on the streets outside.

"Al Jazeera's correspondent Nicole Johnston, reporting from Gaza, said the school in Beit Hanoun came under fire on Thursday. She said sources had told Al Jazeera that up to 30 people had been killed in the bombardment.

"The Gaza health ministry told Reuters that Israeli fire had killed at least 15, and 200 injured.

"An Israeli military source however told Al Jazeera that Palestinian rocket fire had been detected in the area and that the rocket fire might have fallen short and hit the shelter.

"In an interview with Al Jazeera Chris Gunness, the spokesman for UNRWA, the UN's humanitarian organisation in Gaza, said his organisation had been in contact with Israeli forces as fighting closed in on the shelter."

UN shelter in Gaza 'struck by Israeli shells' - Middle East - Al Jazeera English

so the poor Palestinians have never and would never do the very same thing?
it's war shit happens.

It's not war. Israel is the Occupying Power of Gaza; that means Jews have no right to drop 1,000 pound iron fragmentation bombs on the civilian population of those they occupy. The entire occupation, under which Israel has nearly complete control of the sea, air, and borders of Gaza, is illegal. Israel has no rights in Gaza, only responsibilities.

 

[georgephillip]

It's highly possible that it was hit with Hamas rockets.

It's guaranteed it would not have happened without Israel's illegal occupation of Gaza.

 

[Disir]

It's highly possible that it was hit with Hamas rockets.

It's guaranteed it would not have happened without Israel's illegal occupation of Gaza.

Gaza is not occupied by definition.

 

[daws101]

It's highly possible that it was hit with Hamas rockets.

or a misfire or bad target identification....but as always conspiracy nut sacks like GP will jump on the unproven intentional destruction angle without conformation.

 

[daws101]

"At least 15 people have been reported killed and 200 injured when shells hit a UN school in northern Gaza which was being used as a shelter from fierce clashes on the streets outside.

"Al Jazeera's correspondent Nicole Johnston, reporting from Gaza, said the school in Beit Hanoun came under fire on Thursday. She said sources had told Al Jazeera that up to 30 people had been killed in the bombardment.

"The Gaza health ministry told Reuters that Israeli fire had killed at least 15, and 200 injured.

"An Israeli military source however told Al Jazeera that Palestinian rocket fire had been detected in the area and that the rocket fire might have fallen short and hit the shelter.

"In an interview with Al Jazeera Chris Gunness, the spokesman for UNRWA, the UN's humanitarian organisation in Gaza, said his organisation had been in contact with Israeli forces as fighting closed in on the shelter."

UN shelter in Gaza 'struck by Israeli shells' - Middle East - Al Jazeera English

so the poor Palestinians have never and would never do the very same thing?
it's war shit happens.

It's not war. Israel is the Occupying Power of Gaza; that means Jews have no right to drop 1,000 pound iron fragmentation bombs on the civilian population of those they occupy. The entire occupation, under which Israel has nearly complete control of the sea, air, and borders of Gaza, is illegal. Israel has no rights in Gaza, only responsibilities.

bullshit it's just another chapter of the war that been going on since Israel was founded.

 

[daws101]

It's highly possible that it was hit with Hamas rockets.

It's guaranteed it would not have happened without Israel's illegal occupation of Gaza.

wow nice logic ,none of this drawn out war would have happened if the war mongers on both sides were taken to task..
I guarantee it.

 

[Disir]

It's highly possible that it was hit with Hamas rockets.

or a misfire or bad target identification....but as always conspiracy nut sacks like GP will jump on the unproven intentional destruction angle without conformation.

He loves the dead.

 

[daws101]

It's highly possible that it was hit with Hamas rockets.

or a misfire or bad target identification....but as always conspiracy nut sacks like GP will jump on the unproven intentional destruction angle without conformation.

He loves the dead.

and it's name is necrophilia!