Israel targets Hamas no.2 military commander hiding in a refugee camp

[rylah]

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In a bold and decisive move, Israel recently targeted Mohammed Deif, the elusive and infamous military chief of Hamas, in an airstrike in Gaza. Known for orchestrating countless terrorist attacks, Deif has long been a symbol of terror and violence. Through meticulous and strategic intelligence, Israel pinpointed Deif’s hideout, demonstrating its relentless commitment to dismantling terrorist networks and protecting its citizens from imminent threats.

Deif's cowardly strategy of using civilians as human shields starkly illustrates Hamas’s ruthless tactics. By hiding among innocent people, Deif and his allies not only endanger lives but also exploit the vulnerable, showcasing their complete disregard for human life. This operation exposes the moral bankruptcy of Hamas, a group that prioritizes the safety of its leaders over the well-being of the very people it claims to protect.

It’s crucial to see through the anti-Israel propaganda and understand the real threats posed by terrorist leaders like Deif. Israel’s actions are not just about defense but about ensuring a future where peace and security can prevail. Will you stand against the exploitation and violence perpetuated by Hamas and advocate for a just and peaceful resolution in the region?

Israeli strike targets Mohammed Deif in Khan Yunis, multiple casualties reported - I24NEWS

Mohammed Deif is one of the top Hamas terrorists sought by Israel over his role in October 7 and many previous attacks

www.i24news.tv

 

[jwoodie]

Without a trial or declaration of war, why isn't that considered murder?

 

[rylah]

Without a trial or declaration of war, why isn't that considered murder?

Only someone totally detached from regional developments could say that.

Was Suleimani murdered or a military target?

 

[Darkwind]

Good hunting Israel.

jwoodie What cave have you been hiding in? The war was declared, first by Hamas, then by Israel. Go look it up.

 

[shockedcanadian]

The arrests are just as important. They will obtain vital intelligence from where the unholy are hiding to their M.O and tactics.

It would be nice if the U.N could start becoming relevant and principled and called out the enemies in Israels neighbourhood.

 

[rylah]

The arrests are just as important. They will obtain vital intelligence from where the unholy are hiding to their M.O and tactics.

It would be nice if the U.N could start becoming relevant and principled and called out the enemies in Israels neighbourhood.

Indeed arrests are important, but relying too much on intelligence for a pinpointed activity may result in more casualties among soldiers. There's more technology waiting for some reason yet to be used right now, probably for later, when the situation on the ground is ready to address the tunnels allover the perimeter and in depth.

As for the UN, they can either distance themselves from UNRWA at all,
as an organization associated with the UN (it actually isn't that's part
of the scam) or try to cover up and assisting those who participated
in 7th Oct and Hamas activity prior to that.

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[rylah]

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[rylah]

'The art of negotiations' in modern Arabic



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[jwoodie]

Only someone totally detached from regional developments could say that.

Was Suleimani murdered or a military target?

Only someone who doesn't know the answer resents the question being asked. I think the ambiguities of nonjudicial assassination have caused more problems than they have solved. Hasn't Hamas (and the US) done the same thing? I believe in recognizing your enemies, declaring war if necessary, and killing them if they don't surrender. What's wrong with that?

 

[rylah]

Only someone who doesn't know the answer resents the question being asked. I think the ambiguities of nonjudicial assassination have caused more problems than they have solved. Hasn't Hamas (and the US) done the same thing? I believe in recognizing your enemies, declaring war if necessary, and killing them if they don't surrender. What's wrong with that?

Nothing wrong with that, except you just have to follow your own logic.

Did Mohammad "I'm not Egyptian" Deif al-Masri surrender?

That all it takes for Hamas to end the war,

release the hostages and surrender.

 

[rylah]

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