Who is to blame for the latest Isreal Palestine war really ?
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Israel Knew Hamas’ Attack Plan a Year Before Oct. 7: Report
A YEAR BEFORE Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel, a document detailing plans to carry out the assault circulated among Israeli officials, according to the New York Times.http://tinyurl.com/23644mzb
Natinyahooo Knew the attack was coming and did nothing because this attack guaranteed Natinyahooo's political future.
Today he is bombing Gaza and destroying the buildings knowing human lives were within.
Natinyahooo should be charged with war crimes.
How could a Muslim help anyone find Christ when they themselves don't know Him or the truth.
But they will...
Actually it's not. The Jews are waiting for the Messiah. We believe that Messiah is Jesus, who will return. The Muslims, through Muhammed, wanted Christians and Jews to convert. When they didn't, he began to kill them by beheading them. No one can force anyone to Christ. Muhammed blended Catholicism with Judaism and added his own "beliefs". They know neither God nor Jesus.
But they will...
Actually it's not. The Jews are waiting for the Messiah. We believe that Messiah is Jesus, who will return. The Muslims, through Muhammed, wanted Christians and Jews to convert. When they didn't, he began to kill them by beheading them. No one can force anyone to Christ. Muhammed blended Catholicism with Judaism and added his own "beliefs". They know neither God nor Jesus.
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It's remarkable that so many people gathered in Jerusalem, manger square where Jesus was born to call for an end and cease fire.
And even waved a Palestinian flag in consolidation, for all those poor poor people in Gazza at manger square today
I Would imagine that even tho some of that crowd could have been Palestinians there would have been Jews. Who would have both understood each others concerns.
It's gut wrenching having to report this at Christmas.
My thoughts are the nuclear power countries have had a plan to seize Ukraine Gazza Lebanon Iran from the beginning.
It looks like Lebanon and Iran are next.
There basically being couped under a mask.
I've witnessed the same old same old for a long time, it's just so predictable.
And even waved a Palestinian flag in consolidation, for all those poor poor people in Gazza at manger square today
I Would imagine that even tho some of that crowd could have been Palestinians there would have been Jews. Who would have both understood each others concerns.
It's gut wrenching having to report this at Christmas.
My thoughts are the nuclear power countries have had a plan to seize Ukraine Gazza Lebanon Iran from the beginning.
It looks like Lebanon and Iran are next.
There basically being couped under a mask.
I've witnessed the same old same old for a long time, it's just so predictable.
Liar, Liar, liar, pants on fire
Hasn't Palestine people been asking for a two state solution for years
Thunderrr-mental said: “No, they have not. That is a lie.”
Nov. 1, 2023
Does a 2-State Solution, Long Discounted, Still Have a Future?
As President Biden and other Western leaders promote the idea, some diplomats and analysts say the Hamas-Israel war may breathe new life into it.
2-State Solution Historical background and basis
The two-state solution proposed by the Oslo Accords was born out of a series of historical events. After the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Jews and Arabs both claimed the right to self-determination in historical Palestine. A first attempt at partitioning the land in 1948 resulted in an Israeli state but no Palestinian state, and the West Bank and Gaza Strip fell under Jordanian and Egyptian rule, respectively. In the Six-Day War of 1967, Israel captured and occupied the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and other Arab territories, which in the aftermath led to the idea that Israel would exchange land it had captured for peace with its Arab neighbours, including, eventually, the Palestinians.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/two-state-solution
Israel-Palestine: A short history of the two-state solution
In November 1947, the United Nations adopted the principle of the two-state solution.
http://tinyurl.com/4bw8znut
From what I can tell, only a Zion can speak through both ends of his mouth and pick his nose while walking and chewing gum all at the same time. Note: I could be wrong
No offense intended or implies
cause I love You ThereRoseaLamb my sweet plump dumpling~~~~~
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Hasn't Palestine people been asking for a two state solution for years
Thunderrr-mental said: “No, they have not. That is a lie.”
Nov. 1, 2023
Does a 2-State Solution, Long Discounted, Still Have a Future?
As President Biden and other Western leaders promote the idea, some diplomats and analysts say the Hamas-Israel war may breathe new life into it.
2-State Solution Historical background and basis
The two-state solution proposed by the Oslo Accords was born out of a series of historical events. After the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Jews and Arabs both claimed the right to self-determination in historical Palestine. A first attempt at partitioning the land in 1948 resulted in an Israeli state but no Palestinian state, and the West Bank and Gaza Strip fell under Jordanian and Egyptian rule, respectively. In the Six-Day War of 1967, Israel captured and occupied the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and other Arab territories, which in the aftermath led to the idea that Israel would exchange land it had captured for peace with its Arab neighbours, including, eventually, the Palestinians.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/two-state-solution
Israel-Palestine: A short history of the two-state solution
In November 1947, the United Nations adopted the principle of the two-state solution.
http://tinyurl.com/4bw8znut
From what I can tell, only a Zion can speak through both ends of his mouth and pick his nose while walking and chewing gum all at the same time. Note: I could be wrong
No offense intended or implies
cause I love You ThereRoseaLamb my sweet plump dumpling~~~~~
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Quite often in theese wars there's always a reason to blame someone else before the the true war starts
USA have just bombed Iran whilst saying they dont want this war to escalate for weeks.
Isreal have bombed Lebanon whist saying they don't want this war to escalate for weeks.
Well I don't know if anyone has ever noticed that theese nuclear power countries always do the exact opposite of what they say.
Russia said they had no intentions of going to war with Ukraine. And even say it's not a war there fighting.
I mean is my name Joe bloggs it must be surely.
Of course by saying they don't want the war to escalate they then can say once it escalates which it has, they never wanted that 🤔
USA have just bombed Iran whilst saying they dont want this war to escalate for weeks.
Isreal have bombed Lebanon whist saying they don't want this war to escalate for weeks.
Well I don't know if anyone has ever noticed that theese nuclear power countries always do the exact opposite of what they say.
Russia said they had no intentions of going to war with Ukraine. And even say it's not a war there fighting.
I mean is my name Joe bloggs it must be surely.
Of course by saying they don't want the war to escalate they then can say once it escalates which it has, they never wanted that 🤔
it's out standing USA are condeming russia for bombing whilst bombing.
And Russia are condemning the USA for bombing whilst bombing too.
The best parts is both parties are bombing on Christmas day 🤔
I'm sure Isreal are doing the same
Hmm who's left, I guess the UK will join in soon.
Maybe they already have
And Russia are condemning the USA for bombing whilst bombing too.
The best parts is both parties are bombing on Christmas day 🤔
I'm sure Isreal are doing the same
Hmm who's left, I guess the UK will join in soon.
Maybe they already have
well further reasons to this fair question would be.
2 weeks ago Isreal equated hamas to Isis, at the time I thought it won't be long before we see hamas groups arising up all over the middle east.
And law and behold they have.
I then remembered both the USA and Isreal saying they don't want this war to escalate,
It reminded when the world was so gullible to believe wars where justified last time there was an isis group
I think neither Isis or hamas are legitimate freedom fighter groups fighting for there own cause, and I hardly think a few drone attacks on a few ships out in the red sea warrants bombing Iran like that.
But hey my name is Joe bloggs what does it matter
2 weeks ago Isreal equated hamas to Isis, at the time I thought it won't be long before we see hamas groups arising up all over the middle east.
And law and behold they have.
I then remembered both the USA and Isreal saying they don't want this war to escalate,
It reminded when the world was so gullible to believe wars where justified last time there was an isis group
I think neither Isis or hamas are legitimate freedom fighter groups fighting for there own cause, and I hardly think a few drone attacks on a few ships out in the red sea warrants bombing Iran like that.
But hey my name is Joe bloggs what does it matter
nope it's not Joe bloggs
MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA: MORE THAN 45 ARMED CONFLICTS
This is, in numbers, the most affected region: more than 45 armed conflicts are currently taking place throughout the Middle East and North Africa in the following territories: Cyprus, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Yemen and Western Sahara.
The majority are non-international (NIACs), involving a multitude of armed non-state actors and foreign interventions by Western powers, Russia, and neighbouring countries – except for the NIACs taking place in Egypt and Turkey.
‘Syria is the most affected country in the region. Several multiple and overlapping NIACs are taking place in the country – involving numerous armed groups who fight against the government and against each other –, along with two military occupations and three international armed conflicts’ explains Dr Chiara Redealli, Research Fellow at the Geneva Acad
TODAY’S ARMED CONFLICTS
Our Rule of Law in Armed Conflict Online Portal (RULAC) classifies all situations of armed violence that amount to an armed conflict under international humanitarian law.
Today, it monitors more than 110 armed conflicts and provides information about parties, the latest developments, and applicable international law. Some of these conflicts make the headlines, others do not. Some of them started recently, while others have lasted for more than 50 years.
DISCOVER
MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA: MORE THAN 45 ARMED CONFLICTS
This is, in numbers, the most affected region: more than 45 armed conflicts are currently taking place throughout the Middle East and North Africa in the following territories: Cyprus, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Yemen and Western Sahara.
The majority are non-international (NIACs), involving a multitude of armed non-state actors and foreign interventions by Western powers, Russia, and neighbouring countries – except for the NIACs taking place in Egypt and Turkey.
‘Syria is the most affected country in the region. Several multiple and overlapping NIACs are taking place in the country – involving numerous armed groups who fight against the government and against each other –, along with two military occupations and three international armed conflicts’ explains Dr Chiara Redealli, Research Fellow at the Geneva Academy.
© Mahmoud Sulaiman, Unplash
AFRICA: MORE THAN 35 ARMED CONFLICTS
Africa comes second in the number of armed conflicts per region with more than 35 non-international armed conflicts (NIACs) taking place in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, the Central African Republic (CAR), the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, South Sudan and Sudan. Several armed groups – fighting against government forces and/or against each other’s – are involved in these conflicts.
Western powers and/or neighbouring countries are intervening in the NIACs that take place in Burkina Faso, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Somalia.
‘CAR is on the top of the list with several NIACs involving multiple armed groups. The Government is involved in NIACs against a wide array of rebel groups, including the anti-Balaka and the ex-Séléka. There are also parallel non-international armed conflicts due to the infighting between various armed groups’ underlines Dr Redealli.
© UN Photo/Stuart Price
ASIA: 21 ARMED CONFLICTS
MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA: MORE THAN 45 ARMED CONFLICTS
This is, in numbers, the most affected region: more than 45 armed conflicts are currently taking place throughout the Middle East and North Africa in the following territories: Cyprus, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Yemen and Western Sahara.
The majority are non-international (NIACs), involving a multitude of armed non-state actors and foreign interventions by Western powers, Russia, and neighbouring countries – except for the NIACs taking place in Egypt and Turkey.
‘Syria is the most affected country in the region. Several multiple and overlapping NIACs are taking place in the country – involving numerous armed groups who fight against the government and against each other –, along with two military occupations and three international armed conflicts’ explains Dr Chiara Redealli, Research Fellow at the Geneva Acad
TODAY’S ARMED CONFLICTS
Our Rule of Law in Armed Conflict Online Portal (RULAC) classifies all situations of armed violence that amount to an armed conflict under international humanitarian law.
Today, it monitors more than 110 armed conflicts and provides information about parties, the latest developments, and applicable international law. Some of these conflicts make the headlines, others do not. Some of them started recently, while others have lasted for more than 50 years.
DISCOVER
MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA: MORE THAN 45 ARMED CONFLICTS
This is, in numbers, the most affected region: more than 45 armed conflicts are currently taking place throughout the Middle East and North Africa in the following territories: Cyprus, Egypt, Iraq, Israel, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Yemen and Western Sahara.
The majority are non-international (NIACs), involving a multitude of armed non-state actors and foreign interventions by Western powers, Russia, and neighbouring countries – except for the NIACs taking place in Egypt and Turkey.
‘Syria is the most affected country in the region. Several multiple and overlapping NIACs are taking place in the country – involving numerous armed groups who fight against the government and against each other –, along with two military occupations and three international armed conflicts’ explains Dr Chiara Redealli, Research Fellow at the Geneva Academy.
© Mahmoud Sulaiman, Unplash
AFRICA: MORE THAN 35 ARMED CONFLICTS
Africa comes second in the number of armed conflicts per region with more than 35 non-international armed conflicts (NIACs) taking place in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, the Central African Republic (CAR), the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, South Sudan and Sudan. Several armed groups – fighting against government forces and/or against each other’s – are involved in these conflicts.
Western powers and/or neighbouring countries are intervening in the NIACs that take place in Burkina Faso, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Somalia.
‘CAR is on the top of the list with several NIACs involving multiple armed groups. The Government is involved in NIACs against a wide array of rebel groups, including the anti-Balaka and the ex-Séléka. There are also parallel non-international armed conflicts due to the infighting between various armed groups’ underlines Dr Redealli.
© UN Photo/Stuart Price
ASIA: 21 ARMED CONFLICTS
Then there's this
Asia is the theatre of 19 non-international armed conflicts (NIACs) involving 19 armed groups. These are happening in Afghanistan, India, Myanmar, Pakistan and The Philippines.
Two international armed conflicts – between respectively India and Pakistan, and between India and China – are also taking place in the region.
‘Pakistan and the Philippines are on the top of the list with six NIACs for each country. In Pakistan, governmental forces are fighting various armed groups acting throughout the territory, particularly Taliban-affiliated groups in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas and independence fighters in Balochistan. In the Philippines, most NIACs are taking place in the Mindanao region where government forces are fighting against several armed groups, including the Moro National Liberation Front, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters, the Maute Group and the Abu Sayyaf Group’ explains Dr Chiara
Asia is the theatre of 19 non-international armed conflicts (NIACs) involving 19 armed groups. These are happening in Afghanistan, India, Myanmar, Pakistan and The Philippines.
Two international armed conflicts – between respectively India and Pakistan, and between India and China – are also taking place in the region.
‘Pakistan and the Philippines are on the top of the list with six NIACs for each country. In Pakistan, governmental forces are fighting various armed groups acting throughout the territory, particularly Taliban-affiliated groups in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas and independence fighters in Balochistan. In the Philippines, most NIACs are taking place in the Mindanao region where government forces are fighting against several armed groups, including the Moro National Liberation Front, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters, the Maute Group and the Abu Sayyaf Group’ explains Dr Chiara