I am a rabbid anti-Zionist. But …Is anyone here yet willing to concede that Hamas has suffered a political, strategic, operational, tactical, on-ground loss against the evil Israel? It takes only a child’s assessment to see that their bold Oct 7th 2024 incursion has failed in every possible way.
 
They have been indirectly responsible for the destruction of nearly all their own country.
 
They have been directly responsible for the death of untold innocent civilians by unarguably waging guerilla warfare in residential areas.
 
They have already surrendered most of their hostages. And what did they get for that over time? Nothing.
 
90% of their political leadership has been assassinated and who knows how many of their military commanders.
 
They have inadvertently made a hero of Netanyahu in Israeli politics who promised he would wipe out Hamas, which is nearly achieved. Sure, he’s a global pariah. But he doesn’t care, nor does the Knesset, nor does the majority of worldwide Jewry. T’was ever thus.
 
They never secured one jot of Arab or Muslim military support for their cause, despite all the PC words about a genocide they’ve spouted.
 
They nearly dragged Lebanon into a full on war with Israel. Luckily Hezbollah saw no good outcome could come from that. So they laid low. They have NOT brought “the destruction of the State of Israel”, as their bravado promised.
 
They even have the PLO and Russia now backing a US-brokered peace plan which will scrub Hamas from future governance of Gaza or anywhere.
 
They have not (yet) arranged even a mute “2 state solution” with their enemy. The PLO is far more likely to attain that next decade.
 
In short, a total and unmitigated loss for Hamas AND the Palestinian people. Can’t everyone see this was writ large 12 months ago despite the hopeful fantasies of so many on MoA proclaiming “brave Hamas will destroy Israel”. Nah, they were fkn deluded idiots. Unsupported Hamas vs Israel plus the US. What could possibly go wrong? The facts are now self-evident.
 
And don’t call me a fkn hasbara. Because I’m not. Just an objective observer who truly wishes it was all otherwise.

Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 0:45 utc | 303

@302 Trubind1

That came to mind…I don’t know what they are up to this time…

Without prisoners being held, “Israel” will have lost a main pretext for attacking Gaza.

Posted by: Ornot | Oct 9 2025 0:56 utc | 305

RE: Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 0:45 utc | 304
 
If you’re not a Hasbara… then you’re daft.
 
USReal is toast for generations. Spat upon everywhere they set foot.
 
Wait for the televised tribunal Hearings to come in the next generation.
 
State of Palestine will be established, it is guaranteed.

Posted by: Trubind1 | Oct 9 2025 1:25 utc | 307

Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 0:45 utc | 304
Soundings a whole lot like blaming the victim for the actions of the criminal.
Next time when someone shoots your wife, squats on your land and put your children in cages, be sure to keep telling yourself everything will be fine if you just roll over.

Posted by: Jules | Oct 9 2025 1:33 utc | 309

@307 Trubind

That as well, but can they justify losing troops who aren’t ‘out to rescue compatriots’ ?

The actual main point now appears to be ‘who rules Palestine’, i.e. whether the attempt to eliminate Hamas continues.

Equally they need troops elsewhere, cannot secure backing needed for full take-over, have settled at claiming west-bank and dumping reparations on UN or Arabs…etc. Hydrocarbon deposits, Ukraine (…where is Russia in this ?) , a whole lot more…not possible to guess.

Will post another reply to michaelj I didn’t post before, just adds more questions….

I don’t know.

Posted by: Ornot | Oct 9 2025 1:37 utc | 311

@281 michaelj

Europe (basically courtesy EU) is bad enough with regard to spending on unproductive features, with gov. spending to gdp a few notches higher than the US also. How USians accept funding “Israel” to such a degree for such destructive endeavour just defies me though. Come legal reparations and you know where the money would come from also… short of being handed Gaza in return i.e. current plan and Arab states, or straight annexation.

These people are all on the hook, meaning their negotiation is not driven by traditional politics so much as loss of standing and financial failure. So actions due to those incentives are very unpredictable.

UN reconstruction project also just asked for 52 bn to make Gaza habitable again…which US/”Israel” I guess would not pay until dragged before court by r.o.w. which is not on any near horizon: But it could be found presented with the bill.

All of this sets the stage or is backdrop to future rearrangement of balance of power in the world, the result of which is not a given either.

Looking at the EU funding going on 1 tr in arms makes under 100 bn total look small however, similar US military spending…it is hard to gain a normal perspective on these realities, but that populations don’t bother to equate these levels of spending to their own circumstance says something very important… apathy, disempowerment, futility, submission, stupidity, greed…not really sure, but there is such a major disconnect at so many levels that people should be getting just a little nervous about it all… few seem to though…maybe just too busy staying out of the way to bother more…

Posted by: Ornot | Oct 9 2025 1:48 utc | 313

RE: Posted by: Ornot | Oct 9 2025 1:37 utc | 312
 
I wouldn’t be so concerned about the here and now.
 
“Ruler’s” come and go
Some get overthrown in violent coups.
Some are forced into exile.
Some get publicly hanged.
 
I see no evidence that this battle, this current condition, is even remotely close to finality.

Posted by: Trubind1 | Oct 9 2025 1:49 utc | 315

In my opinion, and according to the players on both sides of the battlefield, two major objectives can be identified:On the one hand, beyond the usurpations and plunder, the sadism and lies, one side fervently desired that everyone, absolutely everyone on the other side, die as slaves.On the other hand, regardless of age or gender, the unwavering desire was to live freely in their own land (something they have not been allowed to do for many, many years) or, failing that, to die free, either fighting or resisting, to the point of starvation, the immense broom that sought to sweep them into nothingness, into oblivion, into the non-place of a fabricated and falsified history.For every person who remains alive, in their territory, even if they die today, victory is infinite and eternal, and happiness accompanies the unspeakable horror of tragedy.

Posted by: Santi | Oct 9 2025 2:17 utc | 317

If you’re not a Hasbara… then you’re daft. State of Palestine will be established, it is guaranteed.
Posted by: Trubind1 | Oct 9 2025 1:25 utc | 308
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I never said a Pal State would not be established. Only that Hamas set that cause back years. The PLO *might* eventually arrange that for the West Bank which, if you think about it, might well have been the Issy plan all along — to “cleanse” Gaza, grab all the coast, then corral all Palestinians into the West Bank.
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Sounding a whole lot like blaming the victim for the actions of the criminal.
Posted by: Jules | Oct 9 2025 1:33 utc | 310
Nope, not  victim blaming at all. Just objectively stating cause and effect.
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That wasn’t worth the going rate. Try harder. 
Posted by: malenkov | Oct 9 2025 1:34 utc | 31
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Lol. Why would I be paid just to state unarguable facts? A typical clichéd slight when you’ve got no argumemts against facts.
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Lol. You three, typical unapologetic narrative partisans. I stated 9 unarguable losses for Hamas. Please eexplain how each of them is NOT a loss, and please please explain any single win that PPalestinians have gained in 12 months — other than Israel’s global ccondemnation which is not any kind of practical loss for them. Call me what you like. But address the facts like grown ups.
 

Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 2:45 utc | 319

“By concluding a ceasefire agreement, Israel did not achieve any of its declared objectives through military operations other than killing and destruction.”
Posted by: Ornot | Oct 9 2025 1:58 utc | 317
Omg, so simpleminded, such fantasy delusion. Do you not see it takes TWO SIDES to talk “ceasefire agreement”. Do you seriously think that Hamas has brought Israel to surrender to a ceasefire. Lmao.
And why do you think Hamas would agree to a ceasefire? Answer: because basically they’ve had enough, NOT because they’ve achieved their goals. Lmao.
Imo, Israel has pretty well achieved its goals of extinguishing Hamas and humiliated the Palestinian people into the stone age, and figures that an offer of ceasefire, including a Hamas dissolution in the terms, is a “near enough” good end to their operation. Jeezuz, wake up.
And remember its not really a peace deal. It’s only a ceasefire. Await the next chapter.

Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 3:03 utc | 321

Get Real passim
The West is fully of robot politicians who like Smotrich ,  BoJo Haram  and Bareback, get rich on walking the GlowBallist Bollocks. Then , under tbem, other fleas thrive, as promised by Lady Thatcher’s trickle down theory to subslaves ,  like Industrialists, merchants ,  war merchants, terrorists and prostitutes.
 
Hamas has been the real bullet, the single Clint Eastwood real bullet that warms the cockles  of the human heart,  by crawling out of holes behind  Israel Alien’s back and   stop it taking over our planet.
Hamas has shamed the LinkedIn piglets sucking on the mother Piggy Trump’s  inflated ego, who now eants to go and wallow, exhausted,  in his own shit.
You are counting the worldly losses, which are immense, but you are not counting the spiritual profits. The world is full of lying, psychopathic freaks  in coloured ties indicating their rank, and blue suits, spouting cum on Moneyporn  Mammon worshippers.
 
Of which you are one. FOADC.

Posted by: Giyane | Oct 9 2025 3:54 utc | 323

Get Real
 
FOADC is a warm , friendly, Australian comment , coined by Sir PeterAU1 meaning,  I don’t agree with your comment.  Oz’s Labour Party still  now being  roughly equivalent to Britain’s in the days of Robin Cook.

Posted by: Giyane | Oct 9 2025 4:11 utc | 325

Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 2:45 utc | 320
 
Objectively, blaming the victim is exactly what you’re doing.
 
Israeli had THOUSANDS of Palestinians locked up before Oct 7, including women and children.
 
Hamas’ goal was extremely narrow in scope, only trying to get some hostages for leverage to secure the release of their families.
 
Israel saw Hamas was planning an attack, intentionally let them through, then killed a whole lot of their own citizens and concocted fake atrocity propaganda to blame Hamas.
 
Israel then took that as justification to commit mass genocide and grab a whole lot of Palestinian land. This was always their plan.
 
If not on Oct 7, Israel would’ve provoked some other minor attack to proceed with their plan. If Hamas didn’t do anything, Israel would just proceed with the systematic land grab without resistance.
 
In the end, this is another European colonalisation project.
 
 
It’s absurd to pretend it’s the natives’ fault for defending their homeland from occupation, or somehow it could’ve been avoided if they simply did not resist.
 

Posted by: Jules | Oct 9 2025 4:19 utc | 327

Israeli had THOUSANDS of Palestinians locked up before Oct 7, including women and children.Hamas’ goal was extremely narrow in scope, only trying to get some hostages for leverage to secure the release of their families.Posted by: Jules | Oct 9 2025 4:19 utc | 328

 
I accept 100% that the resistance against occupation is 100% justified, including violent resistance against the state apparatus of the Occupiers. 
 
Putting aside what Israel has now done in response …. which surely warrants a Nuremberg level response followed by either 100s of hangings and/or firing squads of Israeli Govt Leaders, Officials and Military personnel as a given …. 
 
During the year prior to Oct 7, what did Hamas do or say about “the THOUSANDS of Palestinians locked up before Oct 7, including women and children.”?
 
What did the PA do or say about them?
 
What did the combined Axis of Resistance do or say using their own political power, communication connections, and outreach to the world and to through  the UN and Media outlets or social media platforms or via Diplomatic channels? 
 
What did the Arab nations, and Muslim nations do to communicate to the world at large via the UN or Media Diplomatic channels about the “illegality” etc of “the THOUSANDS of Palestinians locked up before Oct 7, including women and children.”?
 
I do not have a photographic memory and recall hearing nothing via the MSM nor the alternative media in the year leading up to Oct 7 about the many and real complaints Hamas and the PA had against Israel’s aggression and long term criminal behaviour against the,. 
 
Where was South Africa and the other nations application ot the ICJ for deciding the question of Israeli Genocide and War crimes and apartheid actions against the Palestinian People across all the Occupied Territories before Oct 7? 
 
I can’t remember, do you? 
 
Lastly, if it was made known via media sources that Israel had invaded Gaza without warning, killed 1200 innocent civilians and taken over 250 prisoners as Hostages removing them to Tel Aviv or whatever …. would the global community of nations have supported that action? What would Russia, China, and India and the EU have said about that?
 
Or would they have condemned it is abhorrent, unjustified and a war crime or perhaps define it as a terrorist act? Apart from the UK and USA and a handful of pacific nations that is.  
 

Posted by: dodger | Oct 9 2025 4:52 utc | 329

Posted by: Jules | Oct 9 2025 4:19 utc | 328
You completely misinterpret what people say. To argue first causes: Yes, the Izzys have fucked over Palestine for ages. And so, the victims of that injustice righteously fought back. We agree. The Pals are victims.
But blind fkn Freddie can assess the actual outcomes of that recent and historical territorial defence and  retaliation have been a total disaster for Hamas and Palestinians. That’s all I wrote. 
Such outcomes are no different in essence to Ukraine’s Belgorod fiasco incursion. A pissweak, provocative advance upon a much stronger enemy. Got beaten. Fact. Admit it. I don’t like it or celebrate it, but it’s the plain hard truth, irrespective of first causes.

Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 5:38 utc | 331

“Dear Iran, Yemen, … Please undertake…
Posted by: John Gilberts | Oct 9 2025 1:26 utc | 310”
 
Start your own blog if you want to post shit like this and face the consequences yourself. We don’t need it here, for obvious reasons, and I’m surprised it has remained for as long as it has.

Posted by: Dalit | Oct 9 2025 6:29 utc | 333

repost:
 
IDF General
 
On August 20, Reserve General Yitzhak Brik, wrote an article in the Haaretz newspaper, stating the following:
 
• “Failure to follow orders, lack of oversight, and an inability to learn from mistakes remain common. Investigations lack credibility, and there is a culture of lies, low standards, and unprofessionalism. There is no operational discipline, and the high command fails to take responsibility. A conspiracy of silence prevails, along with a fear of expressing a different opinion for fear of personal harm. This outrageous behavior is deeply rooted in the DNA of the Israel Defense Forces.”
 
• “A total loss of trust on the part of combat soldiers and junior commanders in the IDF high command. This is reflected, among other things, in an extremely high percentage of reservists unwilling to serve and double-digit percentages of conscripts “fleeing” the war due to serious mental health problems, exhaustion, and lack of trust in their commanders. The ground army is crumbling in every way.”
 
• “Loss of professionalism due to a lack of education and training.”
 
• “A desperate shortage of professionals to maintain armored vehicles and weapons as a result of the elimination of thousands of professional non-commissioned officer and officer positions and the transfer of maintenance to civilian companies incapable of carrying out the task.”
 
• “A severe shortage of conscripts in the standing army as a result of thousands of war casualties and the inability to recruit others to replace them.”
 
• “A desperate shortage of reservists, who are voting with their feet and simply not responding to mobilization orders.”
 
• “Privatization of logistics through outsourcing to civilian companies that cannot meet the needs of a war.”
 
• “A severe personnel crisis in the reserve, conscription, and career service, one of the worst in the history of the IDF. The best career soldiers are leaving en masse, and young people are reluctant to enlist due to their deep disappointment with what has happened in recent years. It is a tragedy that the IDF is losing all its quality personnel at a dizzying rate; the consequences are disastrous.”

Posted by: Exile | Oct 9 2025 6:48 utc | 335

Re: what has Al-Qassem et.al. achieved ?
~15,000 IDF KIA
~150,000 IDF WIA
 
Blind Rage Atrocities are the hallmarl of defeated militaries since the dawn of time.  See Rape of Manila and the Yamashita Standard.
 
The undegroubd fortress and workshops are intact.

Posted by: Exile | Oct 9 2025 6:52 utc | 337

Posted by: Get Real | Oct 9 2025 5:49 utc | 334
 
Thought you were supposedly anti-zionist? Ha your hasbara roots are showing. 
 
You take their land, they fight back. You kidnap their family, they kidnap your family. You decide to genocide the whole population for the actions of a few, of course the world would be outraged. The cause and effect is quite clear. It’s not the Palestinian side but the Israeli side that’s constantly pretending nothing happened before Oct 7 and acting like this was some sort of unprovoked attack.
 
Even if Hamas didn’t achieve their goals, Israel’s soft power has been completely destroyed by this war.
 
People will remember what they did.
 
Ultimately Israel is a population of 9 million surrounded by 150 million Muslims.
 
When WW3 starts and the west are occupied with Russia and China, I would not be surprised if the surrounding Muslims attacked Israel or lopped a nuke their way. After all Israel is nothing without western support.

Posted by: Jules | Oct 9 2025 7:07 utc | 339

Re: 1000 Israelis killed on 7.October?
Israeli sources state 350 IDF KIA’s that day. Unknown how many were Hannibal’d
Israeli sources indicate that some 600 Israelis were Hannibal’d that day. 
 
Israelis should be hopping mad at the Likud. 

Posted by: exile | Oct 9 2025 7:53 utc | 341

Perhaps, the Israelis hope, no one will notice that they have already been destroyed.
The visuals make it appear as though has won Israel, and won big. 
Hamas won.
Hamas knows it won.
https://www.unz.com/trall/israel-is-finished/
Posted by: Exile | Oct 9 2025 7:17 utc | 342

 
wish it were so. writing an article saying it were, does not make it so. 

Posted by: dodger | Oct 9 2025 8:53 utc | 343

Must read:
“Imposing an immediate peace at any price, regardless of or brazenly against law and justice, is a recipe for further injustice, future violence and instability,” UN experts said.
Any peace plan must respect international law beginning with self-determination and accountability, urge UN experts
UN experts* expressed hope for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza but warned that any peace plan must absolutely safeguard the human rights of Palestinians, and not create further conditions of oppression.
Just a few points usually not mentioned:

• The demilitarisation of Gaza has no end date and, if permanent, could leave it vulnerable to Israeli aggression. Nothing is said regarding the demilitarisation of Israel, which has committed international crimes against the Palestinians and threatened peace and security in the region through aggression against other countries.

• Deradicalisation is imposed on Gaza only, while anti-Palestinian and anti-Arab sentiments, radicalisation and public incitement to genocide have been hallmarks of dominant rhetoric in Israel over the past two years.

• An “economic development plan” and “special economic zone” could result in illegal foreign exploitation of resources without Palestinian consent.

• There is no duty on Israel and those who have sustained its illegal attacks in Gaza to compensate Palestinians for illegal war damage.

https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2025/10/palestine-any-peace-plan-must-respect-international-law-beginning-self
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Trump’s plan for Gaza rewards Israel and punishes its victims, by Jospeh Massad
Subheading: Two years on, complicit governments back a US plan to safeguard Jewish supremacy and mute global outrage, while Israel revives Nazi torture methods to force Palestinian surrender
Exc:
Evidently, this international consensus on supporting, or at least accepting, Israel’s right to be and remain a Jewish supremacist state agrees that Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians is not only justified as a means of safeguarding Israel’s Jewish supremacy but also deserves to be rewarded. 
Unsurprisingly, it is the victims of genocide who must surrender their few weapons, while the war criminals slaughtering them must continue to be armed to the teeth by the US and Europe – with the notable recent exception of Spain.
 
The recent Trump plan, which continues the US tradition of denying the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination, is engineered to undo the uninterrupted global condemnation of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
 
His aim is to quash the growing public furor in the US and Western Europe over their governments’ complicity in the genocide by rewarding Israel and lining up the US’s Arab client regimes to do the same.
Rather than join his (Gustavo Petro, JB) proposed army of liberation, the Arab client regimes, including the PA, are lining up behind the Trump plan to deepen the suffering of the Palestinians.
That the same European and Arab countries, which have abetted Israel’s campaign recently, recognised a phantom Palestinian state, demonstrates that their gesture is an act of support for Israel and its right to be and remain a Jewish supremacist state.
It is also, as I have written here, recognition of the unelected, collaborator PA and its role in repressing Palestinians. Their endorsement of Trump’s plan simply adds yet another band of billionaires – the so-called “Gaza International Transitional Authority” – to preside over future Israeli and PA brutality and the destruction of what remains of Palestinian life and livelihood.
https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/trumps-plan-rewards-genocide-punishes-victims

Posted by: JB | Oct 9 2025 9:11 utc | 345

Must read:

“Imposing an immediate peace at any price, regardless of or brazenly against law and justice, is a recipe for further injustice, future violence and instability,” UN experts said.
Any peace plan must respect international law beginning with self-determination and accountability, urge UN experts
 
UN experts* expressed hope for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza but warned that any peace plan must absolutely safeguard the human rights of Palestinians, and not create further conditions of oppression.

 
Just a few points usually not mentioned:
* The demilitarisation of Gaza has no end date and, if permanent, could leave it vulnerable to Israeli aggression. Nothing is said regarding the demilitarisation of Israel, which has committed international crimes against the Palestinians and threatened peace and security in the region through aggression against other countries. * Deradicalisation is imposed on Gaza only, while anti-Palestinian and anti-Arab sentiments, radicalisation and public incitement to genocide have been hallmarks of dominant rhetoric in Israel over the past two years. * An “economic development plan” and “special economic zone” could result in illegal foreign exploitation of resources without Palestinian consent. * There is no duty on Israel and those who have sustained its illegal attacks in Gaza to compensate Palestinians for illegal war damage.
https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2025/10/palestine-any-peace-plan-must-respect-international-law-beginning-self

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Trump’s plan for Gaza rewards Israel and punishes its victims, by Jospeh Massad

 
Subheading: Two years on, complicit governments back a US plan to safeguard Jewish supremacy and mute global outrage, while Israel revives Nazi torture methods to force Palestinian surrender

 
Exc:
Evidently, this international consensus on supporting, or at least accepting, Israel’s right to be and remain a Jewish supremacist state agrees that Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians is not only justified as a means of safeguarding Israel’s Jewish supremacy but also deserves to be rewarded. 

 
Unsurprisingly, it is the victims of genocide who must surrender their few weapons, while the war criminals slaughtering them must continue to be armed to the teeth by the US and Europe – with the notable recent exception of Spain.
 

 
The recent Trump plan, which continues the US tradition of denying the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination, is engineered to undo the uninterrupted global condemnation of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
 
His aim is to quash the growing public furor in the US and Western Europe over their governments’ complicity in the genocide by rewarding Israel and lining up the US’s Arab client regimes to do the same.

 
Rather than join his (Gustavo Petro, JB) proposed army of liberation, the Arab client regimes, including the PA, are lining up behind the Trump plan to deepen the suffering of the Palestinians.

 
That the same European and Arab countries, which have abetted Israel’s campaign recently, recognised a phantom Palestinian state, demonstrates that their gesture is an act of support for Israel and its right to be and remain a Jewish supremacist state.

 
It is also, as I have written here, recognition of the unelected, collaborator PA and its role in repressing Palestinians. Their endorsement of Trump’s plan simply adds yet another band of billionaires – the so-called “Gaza International Transitional Authority” – to preside over future Israeli and PA brutality and the destruction of what remains of Palestinian life and livelihood.

 
https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/trumps-plan-rewards-genocide-punishes-victims

Posted by: JB | Oct 9 2025 9:35 utc | 347

Get ready for yet unseen Trump triumphalism, Western accolades and self- praise with cheers by the rest of the this thoroughly rotten world.   A revision of history will start right before our eyes, a revision by the entire “international community”.
 
If the genocide stops as per “the first phase”, of “the peace plan” there is nothing that guarantees,, words aside,  that it will not restart after the hostages are handed over, because the  “peace plan” is a blueprint for taking over of Gaza an the WB and the elimination of the Palestinian liberation struggle in order to finally  cement the US/ Zionist project and domination over the  whole of historic Palestine and the Middle East. 
 
Does anybody really think that US/Israel will  negotiate about the rest of their blueprint “peace plan”, after they have the hostages? Why would they do that? What and who can and would compel them to do so?
 
 
 
 

Posted by: JB | Oct 9 2025 10:00 utc | 349

I read the language of the first phase  ceasefire agreement in keeping with the language of the Peking Declaration. 

Posted by: exile | Oct 9 2025 10:44 utc | 351

 
No one will ever forget or forgive what the israelis/USA/EU scoundrels, barbarians and war-mongers did to the poor Palestinians for the last two years. Ever.
 
see the 43-second video at the first link.
 
 
https://x.com/warfareanalysis/status/1976079815775240203
Warfare Analysis @warfareanalysis
 
Journalist Anas al-Sharif won’t be around to announce the ceasefire as he did the last time, 
 
because Israel assassinated him along with more than 260 other journalists.
 
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https://x.com/FranceskAlbs/status/1976226573604061522
Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt @FranceskAlbs 
 
〰️As we welcome the ceasefire deal, let’s ensure:
▶️it’s respected (last time Israel didn’t)
▶️Israeli, Palestinian hostages are freed
▶️aid flows in w/o barriers
▶️Israel’s illegal occupation & apartheid in Palestine are dismantled
▶️genocide perpetrators are held accountable.
 
—————
 
https://x.com/CraigMurrayOrg/status/1976223016410546616
Craig Murray @CraigMurrayOrg
 
After the prisoner exchange where Hamas releases all of its prisoners of war, Israel will still be holding over 9,000 Palestinian hostages.
 
——————–
 
https://x.com/s_m_marandi/status/1976222155953307838
Seyed Mohammad Marandi @s_m_marandi
 
We will gradually discover that hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were exterminated in the NATO-backed Gaza Holocaust.
 

Posted by: michaelj72 | Oct 9 2025 10:58 utc | 353

The colonialist/imperialist criminals and their Arab clients are continuing with their intentions inaugurated in the “Trump plan”. Rubio is supposed to attend. It is THEY who will decide and be in charge of everything “the day after”, not the Palestinians.
Here it is, from AlJazeera:
 

France to host Arab, Europen foreign ministers to discuss Gaza’s “day after”
 
The Paris meeting – due to start at 15:00 GMT today – will bring together top diplomats of five key Arab states – Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates – with European counterparts from France, Italy, Germany, Spain and the UK. Turkiye and the European Union will also be represented.
 
“This agreement must mark the end of the war and the beginning of a political solution based on the two-state solution,” France’s Emmanuel Macron said.
 
“They will be talking about Gaza the day after, those are the words of the French Foreign Ministry looking at the transitional process, looking at possible political solutions, and of course rebuilding,” said Al Jazeera’s Natacha Butler, reporting from Paris.
 
According to the French ministry, the meeting is convening for “work on the implementation of the peace plan and the framework for the ‘day after’ by specifying the aspects of a collective commitment”.
 

Peacekeeping troops, a legal framework and a no-longer-dangerous Hamas are all necessary in the future as part of a plan for the Gaza Strip and will be discussed among international partners in Paris, says German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul.
 
“Humanitarian and medical aid must now reach Gaza quickly; the people need prospects for reconstruction,” he said on social media platform X.

Posted by: JB | Oct 9 2025 11:37 utc | 355

Rinse and repeat
 
Posted by: xor | Oct 9 2025 9:37 utc | 349
 
BINGO!

Posted by: Arch Bungle | Oct 9 2025 11:56 utc | 357

tory blairs favorite song was gaydar anthem things can only get better and look goyim.
larry ellison peter thiel techno cratick piss in our time.
 
let us not talk today of oded yinon gaza riviera chabad rothschild city of london wall street and the rise of hitler and the bolshevik revolutions.
no sir this piss isreal this time shirley this is piss in are times.
never again spielberg and the new york mega group said never again.
genie energy leviathan oil gas  and lpg gas facilities and  khazar water projects no 
no more need to poison the water wells.
 
with all the blood simple not libel slaughter moloch and baal are indeed fat full.
 
for the many followers of sabbattai zvi and jacob frank for the lovers of kaballa and babylonian talmoo dicks
this is just a lull for greater is not real must keep growing in the tavistock minds of men nechems everywhere.
piss is here rejoice at that news

Posted by: normal wisdom | Oct 9 2025 12:09 utc | 359

As predicted:
 

‼️ Former spokesperson for the occupation army:
 
The militia members cooperating with our army in Gaza will not enter “Israel,” and they must face their fate alone.
 
Our army did not force anyone to fight against Hamas, and the militia members must bear the consequences of their decisions.

Those who betray their own to the occupier will be crushed by both sides in the end.

Posted by: Arch Bungle | Oct 9 2025 12:44 utc | 361