The Reckoning of Israel

[worldstarcountry]

The leadership of Israel continues to make some really bad judgements in their waging of war. For some odd reason in the 21st century and no longer having full domination of the world's accessible media they seem to believe they can continue to behave the way they have with impunity, and also be immune from any criticism of it. This thread I will post all conflict footage or resistance strikes involving the IDF, as well as political criticisms and commission findings through the UN, and critical commentary by Israeli citizens themselves.

I will open with the most important video of the day, where the UN commission on the  genocide in Gaza cites clear examples, such a 4 month old infant shot in the head from a drone while breastfeeding, IDF shooting a 14 year old boy in the stomach and standing over him for 45 minutes as he bleeds out while he asks them for medical help but is kicked at, among many of the horrors inflicted with intent upon the innocent. Just hearing the crimes from the report and all the cases leaves me feeling so disgusted, I feel the need to lash myself for my tax dollars going to support Israel even against my will! No human being who ever claims to have any shred of decency in their soul can hear these testimonies and make any sincere attempt to rationalize them.



Cenk and Mia show us how to properly get angry about these things and do a great job of explaining the process in which the Israeli government attempts to manipulate the psychology with clever media spin and outright extortion by threatening employers to force you to lose your job. They may succeed in trying to force my employer to fire me! But that will not silence me if they do. I will just double down and do performative protests with bullhorns, signs, and my robot on busy intersections hollering in person, making sure to be recorded every single time and paying to make them all go viral. Maybe I should just do it now and be ready for it with a free speech retaliation lawsuit. The ghost is very adept at performing the work of an entire legal team for free.



And the Electronic Intifada, whatever the hell that means, keeps a running series of the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance documentation when IDF armor, radar, logistics, and air defense batteries are hit with Fiber optic drones. 


As I continue to filter through to track down the censored Israeli conflict losses with these groups monitoring by day, I may also post past weeks/months operations for archival purposes. If not just to contradict the lies coming from the lying state of lyingness. Also a reminder Israel was the only nation that was able to co-exist peacefully with ISIS, who characterize the Zionists their greatest enemies, while other bordering states had their entire societies ruined. Many Semite populations were targeted for death; not just the Muslims, Yazidis, Syriac-Catholics, Assyrians, Coptic, Orthodox Christians. I did not write Jewish for a reason. They never crossed the peaceful 70 mile+ border either. A dog would rather not bite the hand that feeds them after all.

More to come

[worldstarcountry]

You know, just another day of soccer and dodge-missile. Unfortunately, the missile always wins.



It feels like occult alchemical dark monks are behind the decision makers to collect death energy from the murder. America would never be so willfully reckless and cruel.

[chr0naut]

Both sides have shown that they will attack noncombatants.

There isn't a good side and a bad side.

They are both kissed by evil.

[worldstarcountry]

This video from their day 986 starts off covering the missiles they have been using to take down the Israeli and US drones. They are the same ones used in Yemen and Iran. Some still shots of the latest type of jammer proof fiber optic drones which are responsible for spider web phenomenon. Direct impact on Infantry Fighting Vehicle in occupied Lebanon. 


Hit on what appears like some self propelled artillery after that.
 There a bunch, but they don't fly a secondary video feed  drone to witness the detonation. What a shame for transparency and historical record.
Demolition contrast 

[andy06shake]

People or groups that have experienced severe trauma can, in some cases, go on to inflict harm on others.

It's a cycle of violence.

And watching Israel as of late is reminiscent of a child thats been molested, and beaten every day of its life, go on to do the same to other children...

[worldstarcountry]

People or groups that have experienced severe trauma can, in some cases, go on to inflict harm on others.

It's a cycle of violence.

And watching Israel as of late is reminiscent of a child thats been molested, and beaten every day of its life, go on to do the same to other children...

In that case, it will be terrifying what awaits the eventual liberation of Myanmar and the generation of retribution that awaits that conflict. That is equally as traumatizing  with its targeted crimes against civilians by state power.

[andy06shake]

In that case, it will be terrifying what awaits the eventual liberation of Myanmar and the generation of retribution that awaits that conflict. That is equally as traumatizing  with its targeted crimes against civilians by state power.

It breeds the next generation of hate i should imagine.

And the cycle continues...

Traumatising indeed.

[worldstarcountry]

Well I will be a monkeys uncle! There is seems to be a reasonable workable agreement to slowly pull back to the other side of the border as Lebanese Army replaces them where they feel they have already snuffed out Hezbollah infrastructure. However, IDF remains in place in southern Lebanon until these measures execute over time. Hezbollah probably are just going to re-tunnel all the way there and the Lebanese army eventually pulls back again down the road. But for now this will do as a starting point so long as the trigger finger is not so itchy.

'Historic' Ceasefire Deal Reached By Israel & Lebanon, But Fine Print Confirms Fragile Reality
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hailed the new agreement signed between Israel and Lebanon, hosted in Washington on Friday, as a major blow to Iran. He has said Israeli forces will remain in southern Lebanon so long as Hezbollah does not disarm: 

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated at the signing ceremony that it was aimed at achieving "lasting peace and security". The US top diplomat proclaimed, "Today is a good day in that we are happy to announce a framework agreement between the sovereign government of Lebanon and, of course, the government of Israel, with a mediation and support of the United States of America that begins to put in place a framework for lasting peace and security."

He added: "And that’s what these two nations deserve." Following on this, the State Department also said officially, "The two sides agreed with the guidance of the United States to swiftly advance the creation of pilot zones in which the Lebanese Armed Forces will take exclusive control of the territory to the exclusion of all non-state actors."
 
Ultimately, it shows a serious effort by the Trump administration to scramble behind the scenes and ensure events in Lebanon can't derail the fragile peace and ceasefire achieved with the MoU signing between the US and Iran earlier this month.
Iran has insisted that a broader peace deal bring Lebanon into it, after small Mediterranean country suffered relentless aerial attacks by Israel, which is seeking to eradicate Hezbollah while occupying more territory in the south.

 
As for some of the key details, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will hand over control of two areas within its six-mile southern Lebanon buffer zone to Lebanese forces. Al Jazeera says this is a prelude to a full Israeli withdrawal later on.
Having already cleared Hezbollah infrastructure from these sectors, Israeli forces are prepared to step back. The prior clearance operations included leveling entire border villages - a move Israel defended by claiming Hezbollah used the civilian infrastructure as staging grounds for attacks.

Damnit boys, we doing it again, putting out fires, even if temporarily. Better than a permanent shootout and death energy all over the place.



Finally feels like someone is learning how to speak up out there.

[worldstarcountry]

France 24 interview of Commission Chair Srinivasan Muralidhar said that among the vast evidence collected were testimonies from doctors who said children were admitted to their care with "gunshot wounds specifically targeted at the head and the neck to cause maximum damage" . The committee takes audio and video evidence, testimony from shameless IDF soldiers who brag about their own crimes, and testimony  from so many foreign doctors risking their lives to help there in Gaza.




Sounds like some pretty harsh anti-Semitic genocide by the Israeli Defense Forces. When does the world get an apology from ISIS the way Israel did???

A British doctor speaks to Middle East Eye on the horror he witnessed in the trips he has taken to help there and the testimonies from his colleagues on the ground as well. Opens with the poor little girl whos family and rescue workers were murdered by the IDF. The tank commander was killed in Lebanon. Good riddance to scum of the Earth lower than worms and roaches responsible for targeting ambulances and families.



Another video from France 24 covering that Hamas has announced the dissolution of their governing body over the strip, however Israel still will not allow the technocratic leadership that was outlined in the original ceasefire Trump helped broker. She also explains how Israeli-Palestinian criminal enterprises have essentially taken over the importation of goods crossing into Gaza.

[worldstarcountry]

Breaking the Silence
Breaking the Silence is an organization of veteran soldiers who have served in the Israeli military since the start of the Second Intifada and have taken it upon themselves to expose the public to the reality of everyday life in the Occupied Territories. We endeavor to stimulate public debate about the price paid for a reality in which young soldiers face a civilian population on a daily basis, and are engaged in the control of that population’s everyday life. Our work aims to bring an end to the occupation.

Soldiers who serve in the territories witness and participate in military actions that change them immensely. Cases of abuse toward Palestinians, looting and destruction of property have been the norm for years, but these incidents are still described officially as “extreme” and “unique” cases. Our testimonies portray a different – and much grimmer – picture, in which the deterioration of moral standards finds expression in the character of the military orders and rules of engagement that the state considers justified in the name of Israel’s security.
 
While this reality is well-known to Israeli soldiers and commanders, Israeli society in general continues to turn a blind eye and deny what is being done in its name. Discharged soldiers returning to civilian life discover the gap between the reality they encountered in the territories, and the silence about this reality they find at home. In order to resume civilian life, soldiers have to ignore what they have seen and done. We strive to make heard the voices of these soldiers, pushing Israeli society to face the reality it has created.
 
We collect and publish testimonies from soldiers who, like us, have served in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem since September 2000. To boost public awareness, we hold lectures, house meetings and other public events that bring to light the reality in the territories through the voices of former soldiers. We also conduct tours in Hebron and the South Hebron Hills in the West Bank, with the aim of giving the public access to the reality that exists only minutes away from their own homes, yet is rarely portrayed in the media.
 
Founded in March 2004 by a group of soldiers who served in Hebron, Breaking the Silence has since acquired a special standing in the eyes of the Israeli public and in the media because of its unique role in giving voice to the experience of soldiers. To date, the organization has collected testimonies from more than 1,400 soldiers who represent all strata of Israeli society and cover nearly all units that operate in the territories.
 
All the testimonies we publish are meticulously researched, and all facts are cross-checked with additional eyewitnesses and/or the archives of other human rights organizations that are active in the field. Every soldier who gives a testimony to Breaking the Silence is well-aware of the aims of the organization and the interview. Most soldiers choose to remain anonymous, due to various pressures from military officials and society at large. Our first priority is to safeguard the soldiers who choose to testify to the public about their military service.

Hold on a sec, let me do the pre-programmed slave mind response "derpa derp derp derpa ANTI-SEMITE!!"
Oh wait, these are the testimonies of former members of the IDF themselves who cannot accept the silence in Israeli society for the things they are ordered to do? There is countless testimony and clearly much pain in these testimonies for the guilt they have felt. At least some people in Israeli society can be honest. Testimonies are from activities from starting in the early 2000's . Recent testimonial will likely show up later, although plenty of social media testimony exists now of IDF confessions.