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Jonathan Stuart-Brown's avatar

A trustworthy compass must point North.

(Pete) North has a highly accurate moral compass.

(I may have to regularly recycle this comment if Pete North keeps up his moral clarity blogposts).

pobrecollie's avatar

We are going to get all the Palestinian refugees over here.

Pete North's avatar

That's a regime policy choice, not a geopolitical consequence.

Jonathan Stuart-Brown's avatar

Sadly Hamas desires far more 'Palestinians' especially women, children, pregnant moms, disabled, to be killed on camera. This is to further manipulate, deceive and brainwash most intellectuals/artists/creatives/academics/Hollywood/BBC/media to most political parties/leaders and "Christian" Church leaders in the West.

Hamas will not flinch at killing another 5 million in Gaza (provided the 0.1 at the top or near the top of Hamas are safe) and all of the 3 million in Judea and Samaria (misnamed The West Bank in their propaganda).

Indeed they will kill 5 million Arabs and fabricate it was the IDF.

They can see the magnitude of their success in PR terms (over several decades and certainly since 2023) and change in political policy in the West.

Alas Ed Sheeran has now been forced to bow the knee.

Hamas will keep killing Arabs even if the IDF could stop their essential operations.

I assume just like Beslan in a school (2004) or 7/2023 or something so big we can not imagine, 'they' will be bringing it to the UK every soon.

How will we respond?

Blame ourselves? Blame the IDF? Or blame the very wicked evil people doing this?

George's avatar
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Action against the tunnels could have made a significant change to Hamas attitude.

Some of the tunnels reached into Israeli territory.

Bangalore torpedos could have decimated their tunnel systems.

In addition, Israeli tunnels could have been constructed to take out tunnels across Gaza.

Reading 1st World War tunnel warfare books would have provided the knowledge needed to conduct operations underground. Modern detection equipment would have made matters a little less difficult too.

The cost of persuing a war underground would have been far more reasonable than the ‘Iron Dome’ though tunnels built in Lebanon would have been impossible to combat.