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Masterviolence:
Whether the target is dead or alive, it does not alter my assertion that Hezbollah, along with its ally Iran, are misguided in their strategies.

Among all the nations in the Middle East, Afghanistan remains the only one that truly understands the art of warfare, capable of sustaining tactical operations against a far superior force, regardless of who the opponent might be. Hezbollah, on the other hand, engages in more rhetoric than actual combat.
Despite their bravado prior to any serious conflict, Hezbollah has long been perceived as an immovable force by many, hence the widespread but misplaced calls for support. However, I hold a different perspective, recognizing that Hezbollah would be easily crushed, much like Hamas, if Israel were to launch operations in the north.

Don't misunderstand me, Hezbollah's combat personnel are undoubtedly brave and resilient. But courage alone does not win wars, for bombs and bullets are indifferent to human strength. Hezbollah's primary focus has always been offense, yet even that is of questionable quality. Their greatest flaw, however, lies in their lack of integrated defense systems.

All they possess are offensive missiles, yet no formidable air defense capabilities. How do they expect to fare against an Israeli military that can relentlessly bombard from the air without concern for civilian casualties? From the moment the IDF began flying over Beirut for hours without facing even token resistance from Hezbollah, no intercepts, not even firecrackers, it became clear to me that Hezbollah was on a path to self-destruction.

As of now, 90% of Hezbollah's command structure has been wiped out, and the war they have been agitating for has not even begun. I am confident many of these deceased commanders relied on iPhones and other Western-made electronics, because the frequency of their deaths by airstrikes suggests Israel has precise knowledge of their locations, sending drones and missiles to eliminate them with chilling accuracy.

War is not about shouting death to your enemies or posturing on camera. War respects neither race nor religion. To win, one must assess the strength of their adversary and engage from a position of advantage. Hezbollah, by firing missiles that Israel’s air defense intercepts at an astonishing rate of 70%, while having no means to defend against Israeli airstrikes, achieves nothing but its own demise. Israel, with an 80% success rate in its strikes, holds an undeniable advantage.

Iran, too, will meet a similar fate if they fail to invest in their deterrent capabilities and air defense systems.

CoronaVirusPro:

Fvck Israel!

netmillionaires:
Which Afghanistan? Let Afghanistan dare Israel and see the way it will be level to the ground. What plays out with the US is not war.

The US was busy training the Afghan army refusing to accept the fact that the Afghan army and the taliban are one. The US walk admits the civilians and fails to realize that the civilians are also informants for the Taliban. The civilians you walk past in the day will carry a gun in the night to shoot you down. It is not easy to separate the shaft from the seeds.

A war with Israel on the other hand is an all-out war. If you hide among the civilians, they simply blast everyone together.

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CoronaVirusPro:



Fvck Israel!

Edusouls:
UN laws dosent apply to isreal as they bomb indiscriminately and kill civilians without any respite, thousands of innocent people massacred in GAZA Hamas still not defeated, now hundreds of civilians massacred in Lebanon of course hezbollah would still stand strong, Gods favorite blood suckers

KINGS100:
Hezbola made all the threat before now, you can see how it pans out. If Egypt or Turkey attacks Israel, I don't have to tell you that they will regret it.

Masterviolence:
Whether the target is dead or alive, it does not alter my assertion that Hezbollah, along with its ally Iran, are misguided in their strategies.

Among all the nations in the Middle East, Afghanistan remains the only one that truly understands the art of warfare, capable of sustaining tactical operations against a far superior force, regardless of who the opponent might be. Hezbollah, on the other hand, engages in more rhetoric than actual combat.
Despite their bravado prior to any serious conflict, Hezbollah has long been perceived as an immovable force by many, hence the widespread but misplaced calls for support. However, I hold a different perspective, recognizing that Hezbollah would be easily crushed, much like Hamas, if Israel were to launch operations in the north.

Don't misunderstand me, Hezbollah's combat personnel are undoubtedly brave and resilient. But courage alone does not win wars, for bombs and bullets are indifferent to human strength. Hezbollah's primary focus has always been offense, yet even that is of questionable quality. Their greatest flaw, however, lies in their lack of integrated defense systems.

All they possess are offensive missiles, yet no formidable air defense capabilities. How do they expect to fare against an Israeli military that can relentlessly bombard from the air without concern for civilian casualties? From the moment the IDF began flying over Beirut for hours without facing even token resistance from Hezbollah, no intercepts, not even firecrackers, it became clear to me that Hezbollah was on a path to self-destruction.

As of now, 90% of Hezbollah's command structure has been wiped out, and the war they have been agitating for has not even begun. I am confident many of these deceased commanders relied on iPhones and other Western-made electronics, because the frequency of their deaths by airstrikes suggests Israel has precise knowledge of their locations, sending drones and missiles to eliminate them with chilling accuracy.

War is not about shouting death to your enemies or posturing on camera. War respects neither race nor religion. To win, one must assess the strength of their adversary and engage from a position of advantage. Hezbollah, by firing missiles that Israel’s air defense intercepts at an astonishing rate of 70%, while having no means to defend against Israeli airstrikes, achieves nothing but its own demise. Israel, with an 80% success rate in its strikes, holds an undeniable advantage.

Iran, too, will meet a similar fate if they fail to invest in their deterrent capabilities and air defense systems.

Masterviolence:
Whether the target is dead or alive, it does not alter my assertion that Hezbollah, along with its ally Iran, are misguided in their strategies.

Among all the nations in the Middle East, Afghanistan remains the only one that truly understands the art of warfare, capable of sustaining tactical operations against a far superior force, regardless of who the opponent might be. Hezbollah, on the other hand, engages in more rhetoric than actual combat.
Despite their bravado prior to any serious conflict, Hezbollah has long been perceived as an immovable force by many, hence the widespread but misplaced calls for support. However, I hold a different perspective, recognizing that Hezbollah would be easily crushed, much like Hamas, if Israel were to launch operations in the north.

Don't misunderstand me, Hezbollah's combat personnel are undoubtedly brave and resilient. But courage alone does not win wars, for bombs and bullets are indifferent to human strength. Hezbollah's primary focus has always been offense, yet even that is of questionable quality. Their greatest flaw, however, lies in their lack of integrated defense systems.

All they possess are offensive missiles, yet no formidable air defense capabilities. How do they expect to fare against an Israeli military that can relentlessly bombard from the air without concern for civilian casualties? From the moment the IDF began flying over Beirut for hours without facing even token resistance from Hezbollah, no intercepts, not even firecrackers, it became clear to me that Hezbollah was on a path to self-destruction.

As of now, 90% of Hezbollah's command structure has been wiped out, and the war they have been agitating for has not even begun. I am confident many of these deceased commanders relied on iPhones and other Western-made electronics, because the frequency of their deaths by airstrikes suggests Israel has precise knowledge of their locations, sending drones and missiles to eliminate them with chilling accuracy.

War is not about shouting death to your enemies or posturing on camera. War respects neither race nor religion. To win, one must assess the strength of their adversary and engage from a position of advantage. Hezbollah, by firing missiles that Israel’s air defense intercepts at an astonishing rate of 70%, while having no means to defend against Israeli airstrikes, achieves nothing but its own demise. Israel, with an 80% success rate in its strikes, holds an undeniable advantage.

Iran, too, will meet a similar fate if they fail to invest in their deterrent capabilities and air defense systems.

Masterviolence:
Whether the target is dead or alive, it does not alter my assertion that Hezbollah, along with its ally Iran, are misguided in their strategies.

Among all the nations in the Middle East, Afghanistan remains the only one that truly understands the art of warfare, capable of sustaining tactical operations against a far superior force, regardless of who the opponent might be. Hezbollah, on the other hand, engages in more rhetoric than actual combat.
Despite their bravado prior to any serious conflict, Hezbollah has long been perceived as an immovable force by many, hence the widespread but misplaced calls for support. However, I hold a different perspective, recognizing that Hezbollah would be easily crushed, much like Hamas, if Israel were to launch operations in the north.

Don't misunderstand me, Hezbollah's combat personnel are undoubtedly brave and resilient. But courage alone does not win wars, for bombs and bullets are indifferent to human strength. Hezbollah's primary focus has always been offense, yet even that is of questionable quality. Their greatest flaw, however, lies in their lack of integrated defense systems.

All they possess are offensive missiles, yet no formidable air defense capabilities. How do they expect to fare against an Israeli military that can relentlessly bombard from the air without concern for civilian casualties? From the moment the IDF began flying over Beirut for hours without facing even token resistance from Hezbollah, no intercepts, not even firecrackers, it became clear to me that Hezbollah was on a path to self-destruction.

As of now, 90% of Hezbollah's command structure has been wiped out, and the war they have been agitating for has not even begun. I am confident many of these deceased commanders relied on iPhones and other Western-made electronics, because the frequency of their deaths by airstrikes suggests Israel has precise knowledge of their locations, sending drones and missiles to eliminate them with chilling accuracy.

War is not about shouting death to your enemies or posturing on camera. War respects neither race nor religion. To win, one must assess the strength of their adversary and engage from a position of advantage. Hezbollah, by firing missiles that Israel’s air defense intercepts at an astonishing rate of 70%, while having no means to defend against Israeli airstrikes, achieves nothing but its own demise. Israel, with an 80% success rate in its strikes, holds an undeniable advantage.

Iran, too, will meet a similar fate if they fail to invest in their deterrent capabilities and air defense systems.

Confirmedzombie:
It is obvious that Israel and the west wants to murder all Muslims.

But our prophet Muhammad (SAW) the most High will avenge fir his followers.

May Allah's wrath fall on all enemies of Islam

May Allah grant the souls of the departed solace and May they receive their 72 virgins for a life well spent.

Insha Allah

CoronaVirusPro:



Fvck Israel!

OlawaleBammie:
Ok...let ask people like madridguy, krismas, god1000, freestuffng and antichristian to know when they will respond with action and not with talk of emotional blackmailing as always

Krismas:
Again?
Israeli media reports that the Yemeni missile that targeted Tel Aviv forced two million Israelis, including Knesset member Benny Gantz, to take shelter.

Benny Gantz wey go dey talk any how. See fire, e run go hide. Thunder fire Benny Gantz!

Obaranje:
now I know for a certainty sey generational curse dey follow you

So no be your almighty Hezbollah wey don kill 50million Israeli soldiers dey shoot the missile again?

Na houthis and Iraq wey remain for hand to touch naim be the new found hero's noun abi?

War never start your almighty Hezbollah don loss all him generals, na so them won take defeat Israel?

Krismas if I be you I go succumb to that Islamic generational curse wey they follow you

It's over for Hamas and Hezbollah, nest is houthis and the main sponsor Iran

One by one Israel go pick them all out. Hezbollah, Hamas,houthis, Iran Make una no rush am e go reach everybody.

Krismas should not be talking in this forum anymore

Masterviolence:
Whether the target is dead or alive, it does not alter my assertion that Hezbollah, along with its ally Iran, are misguided in their strategies.

Among all the nations in the Middle East, Afghanistan remains the only one that truly understands the art of warfare, capable of sustaining tactical operations against a far superior force, regardless of who the opponent might be. Hezbollah, on the other hand, engages in more rhetoric than actual combat.
Despite their bravado prior to any serious conflict, Hezbollah has long been perceived as an immovable force by many, hence the widespread but misplaced calls for support. However, I hold a different perspective, recognizing that Hezbollah would be easily crushed, much like Hamas, if Israel were to launch operations in the north.

Don't misunderstand me, Hezbollah's combat personnel are undoubtedly brave and resilient. But courage alone does not win wars, for bombs and bullets are indifferent to human strength. Hezbollah's primary focus has always been offense, yet even that is of questionable quality. Their greatest flaw, however, lies in their lack of integrated defense systems.

All they possess are offensive missiles, yet no formidable air defense capabilities. How do they expect to fare against an Israeli military that can relentlessly bombard from the air without concern for civilian casualties? From the moment the IDF began flying over Beirut for hours without facing even token resistance from Hezbollah, no intercepts, not even firecrackers, it became clear to me that Hezbollah was on a path to self-destruction.

As of now, 90% of Hezbollah's command structure has been wiped out, and the war they have been agitating for has not even begun. I am confident many of these deceased commanders relied on iPhones and other Western-made electronics, because the frequency of their deaths by airstrikes suggests Israel has precise knowledge of their locations, sending drones and missiles to eliminate them with chilling accuracy.

War is not about shouting death to your enemies or posturing on camera. War respects neither race nor religion. To win, one must assess the strength of their adversary and engage from a position of advantage. Hezbollah, by firing missiles that Israel’s air defense intercepts at an astonishing rate of 70%, while having no means to defend against Israeli airstrikes, achieves nothing but its own demise. Israel, with an 80% success rate in its strikes, holds an undeniable advantage.

Iran, too, will meet a similar fate if they fail to invest in their deterrent capabilities and air defense systems.

Ewedegubbler:
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Masterviolence:
Whether the target is dead or alive, it does not alter my assertion that Hezbollah, along with its ally Iran, are misguided in their strategies.

Among all the nations in the Middle East, Afghanistan remains the only one that truly understands the art of warfare, capable of sustaining tactical operations against a far superior force, regardless of who the opponent might be. Hezbollah, on the other hand, engages in more rhetoric than actual combat.
Despite their bravado prior to any serious conflict, Hezbollah has long been perceived as an immovable force by many, hence the widespread but misplaced calls for support. However, I hold a different perspective, recognizing that Hezbollah would be easily crushed, much like Hamas, if Israel were to launch operations in the north.

Don't misunderstand me, Hezbollah's combat personnel are undoubtedly brave and resilient. But courage alone does not win wars, for bombs and bullets are indifferent to human strength. Hezbollah's primary focus has always been offense, yet even that is of questionable quality. Their greatest flaw, however, lies in their lack of integrated defense systems.

All they possess are offensive missiles, yet no formidable air defense capabilities. How do they expect to fare against an Israeli military that can relentlessly bombard from the air without concern for civilian casualties? From the moment the IDF began flying over Beirut for hours without facing even token resistance from Hezbollah, no intercepts, not even firecrackers, it became clear to me that Hezbollah was on a path to self-destruction.

As of now, 90% of Hezbollah's command structure has been wiped out, and the war they have been agitating for has not even begun. I am confident many of these deceased commanders relied on iPhones and other Western-made electronics, because the frequency of their deaths by airstrikes suggests Israel has precise knowledge of their locations, sending drones and missiles to eliminate them with chilling accuracy.

War is not about shouting death to your enemies or posturing on camera. War respects neither race nor religion. To win, one must assess the strength of their adversary and engage from a position of advantage. Hezbollah, by firing missiles that Israel’s air defense intercepts at an astonishing rate of 70%, while having no means to defend against Israeli airstrikes, achieves nothing but its own demise. Israel, with an 80% success rate in its strikes, holds an undeniable advantage.

Iran, too, will meet a similar fate if they fail to invest in their deterrent capabilities and air defense systems.

Krismas:
The Israeli military command released an assessment of the situation in the #Gaza Strip, claiming that it has now defeated the Palestinian Resistance militarily and will only need some time to dismantle the remaining fighters.

Around the same time that the information was disseminated via Israeli media outlets, the Resistance in Gaza announced that its fighters destroyed an Israeli Mekava 4 main battle tank, on the eastern extremities of #KhanYounis in the southern Gaza Strip.

This area has seen intense fighting since late 2023, as well as multiple Israeli invasion and infiltration campaigns.

Yet, al-Qa-ss-am's fighters used their locally-produced weapons to destroy yet another Israeli tank, killing and injuring its crew members.

Israeli forces also claim that the main goal is to retrieve 101 captives remaining in the Strip which seems more impossible now than it seem in the beginning
Israel na so so mouth dem get. Killing women and children and boasting. Mumus!

Krismas:
The Israeli military command released an assessment of the situation in the #Gaza Strip, claiming that it has now defeated the Palestinian Resistance militarily and will only need some time to dismantle the remaining fighters.

Around the same time that the information was disseminated via Israeli media outlets, the Resistance in Gaza announced that its fighters destroyed an Israeli Mekava 4 main battle tank, on the eastern extremities of #KhanYounis in the southern Gaza Strip.

This area has seen intense fighting since late 2023, as well as multiple Israeli invasion and infiltration campaigns.

Yet, al-Qa-ss-am's fighters used their locally-produced weapons to destroy yet another Israeli tank, killing and injuring its crew members.

Israeli forces also claim that the main goal is to retrieve 101 captives remaining in the Strip which seems more impossible now than it seem in the beginning
Israel na so so mouth dem get. Killing women and children and boasting. Mumus!

Krismas:
Mumu
The axis of resistance is not only Hezbollah. Them many. Right now sef, 40k troops dey wait on the Syrian border for ground war to start. Imagine.
Kill hezbollah generals so? What has that stopped since the war start? Hezbollah no kill Israel generals? Hezbollah has been firing rockets nonstop since last week.
Israel bomb, can’t stop hezbollah. If dem come into Lebanon dem go die. The whole thing so far, Na exactly Wetin happen 2006. So no think say hezbollah is losing. Infact Israel is losing. Mumu

Originalsly:
Warmonger backed by the US and NATO .... but the people? He addressed the UN today ...and had to leave the country claiming to address the air strike in Beirut when in fact it was for his own safety. He is most hated here in New York ...that has the most Jews. But in certain areas of Nigeria ... where the Israelis have no presence?... I say no more.

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