Righteousness2: You don start again.. You guys pushed Hamas Terrorist leaders to their Virgins. Both in gaza and inside Iran. You pushed iran generals to their Virgins. You Pushed Nasarallah to his virgins. You pushed the obe who replaced Nasarallah to his Virgins. You pushed the one who replaced the one who replaced Nasarallah to his Virgins.
As of today Nobody wants to be head Hezebollah as everyone rejects the appointment.
You are here again to push Iran leaders to hell again. We will ve here to listen to your usual cries of UN, UNESCO, DSS, SOS, etc
Listen! Everything Happening and to Happen has been Written. Go and pick up the Holy Bible so as to have a knowledge of events playing.
GOD'S CHOSEN NATION ISRAEL, Will Hit and Crush Iran Dangerously. The hit will be too Hard and Harsh on Iran. Go see the Jeremiah 49:34-39
After The Hit, the Next time you will Hear of Iran coming against ISRAEL will be when it join forces with RUSSIA, Turkey and a host of other nations to come for ISRAEL'S Wealth in the Ezekiel 38 &39 Gogmagog War.
GOD BLESS ISRAEL!! I STAND WITH ISRAEL
please answer this simple question, are Iranians, Palestinians and Lebanese children of devil? Why do you think they don't have the right to exist?
When you have to fight someone you are afraid of, I think Israel wants to drag the United States into war with Iran, they also want the American people to pay the bill from their pockets.
They surely need US assistance to be able to strike Iran
I will never support oppressors, Iran has the right to defend itself too
Call me whatever you like, but nobody, no country should be allowed to act with so much impunity, we need the balance of power
Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have assured the United States that a counterstrike on Iran will be limited to military targets rather than oil or nuclear facilities, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
President Joe Biden, who has conveyed in public his opposition to striking Tehran’s nuclear and oil facilities, discussed Israel’s plans with Netanyahu during a classified phone call last week. In that conversation, Netanyahu relayed to Biden his plan to hit military targets, the person said.
The Washington Post first reported that Netanyahu had reassured Biden of his plans to avoid nuclear and oil targets.
Responding to that report, Netanyahu’s office said it will consider US opinions but ultimately decide its response to Iran’s October 1 attack based on its own national interests. And American officials said they were still closely coordinating with Israel as it decides how to respond.
“We listen to the opinions of the United States, but we will make our final decisions based on our national interests,” Netanyahu’s office wrote on X.
The White House, which hasn’t commented on Netanyahu’s reported message about avoiding nuclear and oil facilities, previously described the phone call between the leaders last week as “productive” and “direct.” It was their first conversation in nearly two months.
Israel’s deliberations over how to respond to Iran come at a moment of high tensions in the year-long conflict, which has expanded beyond Gaza into Lebanon. At the White House, officials have worked to limit Israel’s retaliation to the barrage of ballistic missiles, hoping to prevent a wider war.
Still, Biden and other top officials have maintained Israel has a right to respond, and have said they were in close coordination with their counterparts as they mulled a decision.
The leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation earlier announced its plan to evacuate the Super Eagles players and officials from the North African country.
The Libyan authorities have provided a bus to convey Nigeria’s Super Eagles players and coaches to their destination after leaving them stranded for about 16 hours inside Al Abraq International Airport.
This update was given by the team striker and one of the stranded players, Victor Boniface, who shared a video of a driver attached to the bus.
“See this dragon carry bus come after 16 hours,” he said in a post on social media.
“Come Dey video,” the German-based player captioned the video.
SaharaReporters had reported how the team had been stranded for over 13 hours in Libya after the host country’s government disrupted their travel plans.
This forced the players to announce that they would boycott the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying match against Libya, scheduled to be played on Tuesday.
The Nigerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Tuggar had said that his office was closely monitoring the situation concerning the hostile treatment meted out to the Super Eagles in Libya.
The leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation earlier announced its plan to evacuate the Super Eagles players and officials from the North African country.
Tanzania has launched Eastern Africa's 1st electric train with State-of-the-art train transports 1,400 passengers from coastal city of Dar es Salaam to Morogoro on its maiden journey, covering 300-kilometer distance
With plans for the second segment nearly complete, Türkiye-based company Yapi Merkezi, responsible for four of the five sections of Tanzania's extensive railway construction project spanning over 1,000 kilometers, has successfully finished the first segment.
The electric train, a project worth nearly $2 billion, is seen as an immense boost to domestic connectivity, trade and economic opportunities with neighboring landlocked countries like Uganda and Rwanda
The United States will send a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery and troops to Israel, the Pentagon said Sunday, even as Iran warned Washington to keep American military forces out of Israel.
Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder, Pentagon spokesman, said in a statement that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin authorized the deployment of the THAAD battery at the direction of President Joe Biden.
Ryder said the system will help bolster Israel's air defenses following Iran's missile attacks on Israel in April and October.
"This action underscores the United States' ironclad commitment to the defense of Israel, and to defend Americans in Israel, from any further ballistic missile attacks by Iran," Ryder said.
The Iranian warning came in a post on the social platform X long associated with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who noted the reports that the U.S. was considering the deployment.
Israel is widely believed to be preparing a military response to Iran's Oct. 1 attack when it fired roughly 180 missiles into Israel.
Cameroon has banned any discussion about the health of 91-year-old President Paul Biya after his prolonged absence fueled widespread speculation.
The government stated that discussing Biya's health was a matter of national security and instructed governors to establish units to monitor broadcasts on private media channels and social networks.
Earlier this week, the authorities put out statements saying the president was on a private visit to Geneva, Switzerland and in good health, dismissing reports he had fallen ill as "pure fantasy." Do you think citizens have a right to freely discuss their leaders' health?
Botragelad: The UN's ineptitude is a shame! Resolution 1701, passed in 2006, explicitly demanded Hezbollah's disarmament and removal from the Litani River area. Yet, these UN forces have been sleeping on the job for years, allowing Hezbollah to rearm and launch rockets into Israel unchecked.
Now, let's recall the Lebanese War in 2006, Israel withdrew from Lebanon, trusting the UN to enforce 1701. Fast forward to today: Hezbollah's still entrenched, and UNIFIL (UN Interim Force in Lebanon) has failed to prevent their aggression. Here;⬇️ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Council_Resolution_1701
Israel's patience wore thin after/close to a year of rocket attacks(now). The limited ground invasion was a last resort. And what's the UN's response? Crocodile tears! Israel warned UNIFIL to vacate the area since they are clueless, so the IDF could finish the job.
It's simple: if you stand in the way of self-defense, you'll get hurt. Don't become Hezbollah's human shields! The UN's inaction has consequences, and here it is. PS: You guys should read some bit of history books, it's important. Don't just support terrorists out of emotional sentiment
Kobojunkie: 5 - 10? That is sheer wickedness given even under the Jonathan regime the vast majority still lacked the resources necessary to adequately nurture and raise that many kids. Let's hope this causes them to realize their mistake and maybe teach their children not to repeat the same.
Yeah, people should plan well and desist from giving birth to too many kids
This is completely unacceptable, I just can't think of any other country that will commit this abomination and get away with it, as usual no condemnation from USA, I forgot they are the biggest enabler of this.
Imagine if it was Russia, north Korea or Iran that attacked UN peacekeepers in another country, there would have been hundreds of sanctions from Washington and allies immediately
This is unspeakable and disrespectful behavior from Israel
This is what the king of Jordan was talking about during the just concluded UN general assembly in New York when he said the global organization was under attack
Hezbollah the so-called terrorist group has never attacked UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, but Israel with the most moral army in the world has done it again
The UN Interim Force in Lebanon says the attack on its peacekeepers was a ‘deliberate’ act by Israeli forces
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon have accused Israeli forces of firing at some of their positions, as Israel expands its attacks throughout Lebanon.
The UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) said on Thursday that two of their Indonesian peacekeepers were injured when an Israeli tank fired at a watchtower at the force’s headquarters in Ras an-Naqoura, causing them to fall.
UNIFIL said in a statement that any attack on peacekeepers is a “grave violation of international humanitarian law”.
The peacekeeping organisation, which consists of about 10,000 peacekeepers from 50 countries and was established in 1978, said Israeli forces had “deliberately” fired at its positions along the border.
Here are some key reactions to the attack on UN peacekeepers:
UNIFIL
UNIFIL spokesperson Andrea Tenenti told Al Jazeera that the attack was a “very serious” development.
Tenenti explained that Israel had previously asked the peacekeepers to move from “certain positions” near the border, but “we decided to stay because it’s important for the UN flag to fly in [the] south of Lebanon.”
“If the situation becomes impossible for the mission to operate in the south of Lebanon … it will be up to the Security Council to decide how to move forward,” he said.
At the moment, we are staying, we are trying to do whatever we can to monitor [and] to provide assistance,” Tenenti added.
Israel
Israel’s UN ambassador, Danny Danon, said he recommended that the peacekeeping force move from their positions away from the Israel-Lebanon border and move northwards “while the situation along the Blue line remains volatile as a result of Hezbollah aggression”.
Italy
Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto called the attack on the UNIFIL bases “totally unacceptable”.
This was not a mistake and not an accident,” Crosetto told a news conference.
“It could constitute a war crime and represented a very serious violation of international military law,” he said.
He added that he had summoned the Israeli ambassador to demand an explanation of the attack
France
The Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs condemned the attack and said it was waiting for an explanation from Israel as to why the attack took place.
“France expresses its deep concern following the Israeli shots that hit the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and condemns any attack on the security of UNIFIL,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
“The protection of peacekeepers is an obligation that applies to all parties to a conflict,” the statement added.
Spain
The Spanin’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the attack a “grave violation of international law”.
“The Spanish government strongly condemns the Israeli fire that hit the UNIFIL headquarters in Naqoura ,” the ministry said in a statement, adding that the security of the peacekeepers is “guaranteed”.
European Union
Foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said the attack on the peacekeepers, whose positions are well known, is an “inadmissible act, for which there is no justification”.
“Two Blue Helmets have been wounded and this is unacceptable. Any deliberate attack on peacekeepers is a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law and of the UNSC [UN Security Council] Resolution 1701: Israel has an obligation to respect both. Full accountability is needed,” Borrell wrote on X.
Israeli troops move away from Irish forces in Lebanon
Israel's armed forces have moved away from their positions near Irish troops in Lebanon, the Irish Defence Forces have confirmed.
It comes after the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) expressed concern about the Israeli Defence Forces' (IDF) proximity to an outpost where a number of Irish peacekeepers are stationed.
Irish officials said there are now no IDF personnel or vehicles nearby, "having moved north of the post" on Tuesday evening.
"The cessation of activity and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from their positions around the Irish post marks a positive development amidst heightened tensions in the region," they said.
'Relatively calm'
On Tuesday, Israel announced troops had entered western Lebanon, with its invasion previously focused on the east.
The UN's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights said a quarter of Lebanese territory is now under "Israeli military displacement orders".
About 1.2m people have been displaced in Lebanon since Israel began intense air strikes last month in its conflict with Hezbollah
On Wednesday, the Israeli military said it had hit 185 targets in the previous 24 hours.
The situation around Irish positions remained "relatively calm overnight", the Irish Defence Forces said.
"Although clashes between both parties to the conflict persist in other areas of the Irish sector," they added.
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