Does 10/07/23 mark the start of the next world war?

[C.Martel]

Jews have the game rigged.

Saudi Arabia is fully controlled by the cia to be controlled opposition to Israel.

UAE is cia/mi6 controlled for the same purposes.

Egypt was couped over a decade ago to a cia bot.

Lebanon is in a state of Jewish staged collapse of the economy and internal instability. Hezbollah is still strong, though Lebanon is weak.

Syria was destroyed by US and Russia for the purpose as the zionists say, to keep Syria weak and divided.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TEpAhX6TMD8

Israel has developed laser air defenses, therefore this could be the last successful rocket war against Israel.

[C.Martel]

The Jew owned fake nationalists are circling the wagons around Israel.

Marine Le Pen:

Terrorism cannot be tolerated and the security of the Israeli people is non-negotiable.
Hamas terrorist group's strikes on Israeli territory are an unacceptable act of war that every day diverts any hope for peace a little more.
In these difficult hours, we stand with Israeli democracy more than ever.

The attack was an invasion of Israel. Wikipedia has a map of invaded regions of Israel.

Liberal Jews such as this Jew that wrote the article, are hatred by Trump and Netanyahu.

Many Liberal Jews are spinning this Hamas attack as lack of leadership and weakness of Netanyahu and Likud conservatism.

The Republican shills such as Trump and MAGA are spinning it to blame Biden for being too soft on Iran. MAGA leaders are circling the wagons around Netanyahu because MAGA politicians are Christian Zionists loyal to Likud, mossad and Netanyahu. Contrast that with Liberal Jews:

Hapless Netanyahu Was Totally Unprepared for Attack

The sudden and massive attack unleashed by Hamas against Israel on Saturday, has its roots in a long history of conflict. It may seem to echo past attacks. But it is very different in several key respects.

First, it is by far the most complex attack orchestrated by Hamas against Israel in its history. Secondly, it caught Israel completely unawares and, in many respects, unprepared. In fact, it represents the biggest Israeli intelligence failure in at least half a century. Finally, while Israelis and the world were justifiably outraged at Hamas’ brutality, the anger of millions of Israelis including many close to their security services was also directed at what was seen as the catastrophic mismanagement of Israeli national security by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his administration.

Netanyahu has now promised a “prolonged” assault on Gaza in response. Weeks of bloodshed seem a certainty. Major Middle East diplomatic initiatives including “normalization” negotiations between Israel, Saudi Arabia and the U.S. will very likely be put on hold. And the future of both the Netanyahu government and the Hamas leadership seems very much in doubt.

The brutal Hamas attack, which included the launch of over 2500 missiles, armed incursions into southern Israeli communities, over 200 Israelis dead, and thousands more injured, as well as dozens of kidnappings, has already triggered a major Israeli response including air strikes in Gaza that have produced mass casualties. It is estimated that over 200 Palestinians have died both during the incursion and in Gaza as a consequence of the Israeli response.

Hamas’ assault has been widely condemned by the international community. President Biden, following a conversation Saturday morning with Prime Minister Netanyahu, stated, “The United States unequivocally condemns this appalling assault against Israel by Hamas terrorists from Gaza.” He went on to state that the U.S. will offer “all appropriate means of support to the Government and people of Israel.” In a statement Saturday afternoon he reiterated U.S. support for Israel remains “rock solid” and warned others in the region, presumably Iran and its proxies, not to try to exacerbate the situation.

Israel Strikes Back at Hamas With Operation ‘Swords of Iron’

The reaction of Israel’s Middle East neighbors attempted to suggest a balance in the responsibility for the attacks between the Israelis and the Palestinians. The Saudis, Egyptians, and Turks, for example, all called for both sides to stop the violence and reduce the risks of further escalation. The official Saudi statement said, “Saudi Arabia warned Israel of the possible risks of escalation due to the occupation and deprivation of the Palestinian people of their legitimate rights.”

Russia called for “restraint.” Hezbollah, like Hamas a terrorist group backed by Iran, said they had been in “direct contact” with Palestinian leaders and that the attack was in response to Israel’s “continued occupation” and “a message to those seeking normalization with Israel.” An Iranian spokesperson said that “The forceful response of young Palestinians today to the child-murdering Zionist regime showed that it is more vulnerable than ever and the young Palestinians have the upper hand.”

Netanyahu stated “we are at war” and called up Israel’s military reserves. But even as he did, there was an unprecedented surge of criticism of the Prime Minister that senior Israelis with whom I spoke said was “without precedent.” Veteran reporter Noga Tarnopolsky commented via Twitter that “The Israeli army warned Netanyahu for months that his push for government overhaul put Israel at great risk of a multi-front attack. He dismissed their warnings by accusing the military of “joining the left-wing protestors” against him. His ministers said the army could go to hell.”

Retired Israeli general Amos Gilad said, “The sources of this catastrophe lie in the regime change” (referring to the ascent of Netanyahu’s new ultra-government.) Another retired general asserted via Twitter that Israel was left exposed to the attack because more than two dozen battalions had been transferred from the south to the Palestinian territories on the West Bank.

Israel’s opposition leader Yair Lapid offered to work with Netanyahu in an emergency government of national unity, asserting Israel would be incapable of waging a war with a team as “extreme and dysfunctional” as Netanyahu’s current extremist circle.

Taken together, the timing, volume and severity of the critiques of Netanyahu suggest that as Tarnopolsky concludes that while “Hamas leadership is unlikely to survive what is happening today… it is difficult to imagine how exactly Netanyahu survives this catastrophic failure and the inevitable commission of investigation to follow.”

Predictably, even in a moment like this one in which, in the past, President Biden could have expected bipartisan support for his actions, MAGA world instantly sought to blame the crisis on Biden. Typically, they bolstered their dangerous ideas with lies. Marjorie Taylor Greene, to choose one example, asked “How much of the $6 billion dollars Joe Biden gave back to Iran funded this attack against Israel?”Donald Trump compounded the lie asserting that U.S. taxpayer dollars helped fund the attack.

The U.S. has provided no funds to Iran. The funds to which Greene presumably was referring were those returned to Iran as part of a recent prisoner release agreement. That agreement made it clear that the use of the funds was restricted and was being carefully monitored specifically to ensure they could not in any way be used by Hamas or in any other way misused. But, as we all know, these days fomenting division is far more important to the American right than telling the truth.

To understand the true motivations behind the attack and in particular why it occurred now, is more complicated. First, any such analysis should make it clear that establishing the motivation for a crime does not diminish the fact that it is a crime. What Hamas has done will prove to have been both literally and figuratively indefensible. Nonetheless, as the Hezbollah statement indicated, one rationale for attacking now is that Hamas and their Iranian sponsors were concerned about the progress that was allegedly being made toward a deal “normalizing” Israel-Saudi relations.

Naturally, Iran saw the deal as strengthening their historical adversaries in the region and thus as undesirable. Undoubtedly they not only egged Hamas on but assisted them in preparing for the attacks. The Palestinians on the other hand were increasingly concerned that both the Israelis and the Saudis would effectively throw them under the bus en route to a deal. Netanyahu’s hard right administration would not want to make serious concessions on the issue and it seemed like the Saudis would not demand such concessions.

Israel and Saudi Arabia’s Proposed U.S-Brokered Deal Is No Sure Thing

This was just one factor however, behind the attack. Another of course, is the long history of animosity between the Israelis and the Palestinians, decades of distrust and, it must be acknowledged, the cycle of inhumane treatment of the Palestinian people at the hands of the Israelis and attacks on Israel from terrorist groups within the Palestinian territories. More specifically, however, the actions of the Netanyahu government had become increasingly inflammatory toward Palestinians with the annexation of Palestinian territory a certainty in the months ahead. And, clearly, Netanyahu was so distracted by his own fight for political and legal survival, his judicial coup and his struggle with pro-democracy protestors that this could also have been seen as a time when Israel would have let its guard down.

Parsing the origins of the attack is more difficult than determining what will happen next. Netanyahu’s government will unleash a devastating and protracted assault against Hamas and Gaza. Horrors will ensue. Hamas will likely be devastated. But so too will be innocent civilian bystanders as will be the already inhospitable, overcrowded infrastructure of Gaza. Some portion of the response will be justified. Some portion of it will be overkill.

International debate and condemnation of both sides will follow. Neither will emerge closer to peace. So long as the assaults continue and for a good while after, the prospects of resuming the Saudi-Israeli talks will be dim. Ultimately, the Israelis will likely decapitate much of Hamas’ leadership.

What makes this particular crisis unusual however, is that it is also possible that in the wake of the conflict to come and following an investigation of the origins of the massive intelligence and preparedness failure by the Netanyahu government, the people of Israel may then send their own government packing. Certainly, it is a fate Netanyahu deserves for many, many reasons.

That said, given Saturday’s carnage and that which is certain to follow, I think it is fair to say we should all be more concerned with the fate of the people of Israel and of the Palestinian territories than that of their governments, both of which continue to serve those people abysmally.

https://news.yahoo.com/hapless-netan...202713178.html

Trump wants to be the anti-Christ figure that gives the Jews what they want and a peace deal that causes the Palestinians to obey Hell Aviv. Trump antisemitism is a fake accusation. Trump wants to turn any Jew globally into a foam at the mouth rabid conservative Likud Zionist.

“If you vote for a Democrat, you’re being disloyal to Jewish people and you’re being very disloyal to Israel,” he said in 2019. He repeated this a day after several Jewish organizations called out his comments as antisemitic.

https://nypost.com/2022/12/10/trump-...oyalty-to-him/

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump...b03e8038d51778

While Putin cheers privately for a third temple.

Russia sees military coordination with Israel on Syria continuing

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle...ng-2022-02-26/

Jews have their players lined in a row to support Israel.

[Amanda]

comment from someone who was in the IDF 20 years ago

https://www.sott.net/article/484970-...#comment475653
False flag!!! I’ll spare you the videos, but my morning started with my father sending me videos of IDF soldiers slaughtered in their barracks still in just their underwear, to which both of us as former service people ourselves immediately agreed that it’s im-fucking-possible! I did a service with IDF and have been to most bases in the south, and the ones close to the borders are always on highest level security alert: armed guards on towers 24/7 and all personnel are required to carry their personal weapons at all times… including sleeping with it literally under your mattress exactly for such situations! So how the hell could a group of Palestinians break into a base and make it all the way to the barracks unnoticed and unheard? I saw the media trying to sell a story that Iranians provided some equipment that jammed the electronically monitored fence, but any disturbance immediately notifies command and control center in Israel’s equivalent of the pentagon and someone would be immediately in touch with the bases’ commanders especially in the middle of the night. But even if that story is true, where were the night guards not to see the combatants approaching and alert everyone? With bases neutralized, there were no one to come to help the civilians in the area… how convenient.


Another comment from a different former IDF- not buying it:
https://efrat.substack.com/p/israel-hamas-war-an-update
I served in the IDF 25 years ago, in the intelligence forces. There’s no way Israel did not know of what’s coming. A cat moving alongside the fence is triggering all forces. So this??
What happened to the “strongest army in the world”?
How come border crossings were wide open??
Something is VERY WRONG HERE, something is very strange, this chain of events is very unusual and not typical for the Israeli defense system.
...

I don’t care about having a popular opinion, I care about exposing evil forces - wherever they are:

• [COLOR=var(--print_on_web_bg_color, var(--color-primary))]To me this suprise attack seems like a planned operation. On all fronts.
  This is a failure to protect the people of Israel, for sure, perhaps the biggest failure since the Yom Kippur war exactly 50 years ago, if not bigger. - by the way - is it a coincidence it’s exactly 50 years ago, almost on the day? The Yom Kippur War was on Oct. 6th 1973. [/COLOR]
  
• [COLOR=var(--print_on_web_bg_color, var(--color-primary))]If I was a conspiracy theorist I would say that this feels like the work of the Deep State.
  It feels like the people of Israel and the people of Palestine have been sold, once again, to the higher powers that be.
  [/COLOR]

[C.Martel]

Tell conservatives on other forums that making Jews a special class to be supported is liberal "wokeness". Don't be a communist that supports Jewish minorities.

You can't support Jews otherwise you are a leftist race traitor.

Jewish holocaust worship is the same as negro worship over the slavery. Both are a leftist special class that liberals tell you to support. Being a Jew is a disgrace as much as being a negro.

End "wokeness", end support for the zionist state.

Conservatives need new leaders, RFK Jr could be one such leader. Defund Israel.

[midnight rambler]

There’s a very diverse bunch of people coming forward saying that it’s impossible for the Israeli border security to miss ANYTHING approaching the border, probably a massad op anyway -

https://www.bitchute.com/video/pKVlbqQnqaJW/

[midnight rambler]

Ok I get it now, the usual suspects staged this so as to justify nuking Iran.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/livebl...ack-on-israel/

[vacuum]

I’m so completely exhausted from this shit.

I’m tired of covid.

I’m tired of Ukraine.

I’m tired of these repeated and continual trillion dollar grifts.

[Amanda]

I’m so completely exhausted from this shit.

I’m tired of covid.

I’m tired of Ukraine.

I’m tired of these repeated and continual trillion dollar grifts.

Same here.

And I'm sick of the dumb, gullible, brainwashed Christian Zios who immediately believe the official obvious BS story and cheer for escalation and revenge. These dumb f's are just as much of a problem for us as are the psychopaths orchestrating this insanity.

[midnight rambler]

Reportedly 260 were killed at this music festival not too far from Gaza, judging by the destruction that sounds about right.

There's been way more Israelis killed than what they're reporting.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/mbLsm2LmwyGT/

[midnight rambler]

Jim Jordan loves to gobble Izzy schlong, apparently he cannot get enough.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/RQpvIqGj22oS/