₦airaland Forum

malali:

You are reaching with that number.
Real Muslims despise terrorism.
You are mixing propaganda with reality.

malali:
Lol, why are they choosing to fight the weakest people ? Gazans
They are now running out of Lebanon.

Their real enemy is Iran.....They should go and fight Iran.

Save the world the Genocide.
You don't have to be a Christian or a Muslim to stand up against a genocide, you just have to be a decent human being.

Which you would not know anything about.

gawu1:
Are IPOB Muslims?

gawu1:
Are IPOB Muslims?

NothingDoMe:
Coming from someone who hits his head on the ground repeatedly yet claims his own brain is not damaged in the procuess. 😄

sreamsense:
Did ipob tell you they are fighting for Jesus or christians compare to how Islamic terrorists always tell you they are fighting for Allah? Quran and mohammad supported terrorism and offer 72 virgins as a reward to ginger soldiers of Allah terrorists. However, Bible did not support terrorism, Jesus did not kill a single person, but those Mohammad killed directly and indirectly are uncountable. Islamic terrorists shout Allah Akbar before they kill and bomb, buy ipob never shout Jesus to kill.Hatred in the Quran is far more than love that can be found inside pages of quran. But love in the Bible is far more than hatred you can find in old testament if any. Islam is the owner of terrorism in the world

zaller:
It is better than Clapping and dancing like a mad man.

JAMO84:
Children of Casino and betnaija are always here cheering Nathanyahu and his terrorist American President Joe Byedin.

Anybody can kill civilians with $1 trillion American weapon, but nobody can kill the truth behind the genocide and land stealing atrocities of the despicable Zionists.

Nigerian Christians love it when muslims are being massacred anywhere in the world. A terror supporter is also a terrorist.

chiagozien:
But all terrorists are Muslim?

malali:
Lol, why are they choosing to fight the weakest people ? Gazans
They are now running out of Lebanon.

Their real enemy is Iran.....They should go and fight Iran.

Save the world the Genocide.
You don't have to be a Christian or a Muslim to stand up against a genocide, you just have to be a decent human being.

Which you would not know anything about.

Donaldoni:
What a senseless post!!!

I don't even know why Isreal accepted the ceasefire. Hezbollah was dying slowly. They would have run out of rockets.

I think Isreal doesn't really care about Lebanon. All their eyes are on Gaza. They want to reoccupy Gaza, maybe.

udemzyudex:
Who initiated the cease fire?
Who said there won't be any cease fire until Israel leaves Gaza?

Let's start from here first.

NothingDoMe:
Travel to do what? Do you think everyone is like Nigerians? 😂🤣

malali:

What is freedom ?
When you have to stay locked up at home ?
You cant travel freely in Europe,Middle East, Africa ?
Or pretending you are not Jewish in the USA and Canada for fear of being attacked randomly?
And also be fighting your closest neighbors, exchanging bombs 24/7 ?

Is that what you call freedom ?

Elusive001:
You think Israeli prime minister na like your shameless president that travels everywhere looking for where to borrow money from?

Check the countries he travels to. Israel no send una or anyone.

There are two worlds: one is Israel and the other is every other part of this world. Na you go go arrest Bibi?

malali:
Israel’s recent ceasefire may appear to be a gesture of peace, but in reality, it underscores the increasing fragility of its position. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, already on shaky ground, has been forced into this decision by a combination of military, political, and international pressures. Let’s unpack why this isn’t about “peace” but about survival in the face of escalating failures.

1. The Military Reality: Fighting on Multiple Fronts

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have been stretched thin. While hammering Gaza with relentless airstrikes and ground incursions, they’ve faced a formidable challenge from Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah’s precision-guided missiles and well-coordinated operations have proved more than a nuisance, diverting resources and causing unexpected losses. Israel’s security narrative, which promised overwhelming dominance, began to crumble as its military showed signs of vulnerability.

Moreover, even within Israel, dissent brewed among the ultra-Orthodox Haredi Jews, who refused to enlist. This created manpower shortages, forcing women to serve in frontline roles — a stark contrast to the nation’s historic reliance on a highly trained, all-volunteer force.

2. Netanyahu’s Diminished Popularity

Netanyahu’s reputation has been on a steady decline since October 7, when his government failed to anticipate and prevent the brutal Hamas attack. His hardline stance, once a rallying point, now alienates both domestic and international allies. The Israeli public, especially bereaved families, have turned their ire toward him, questioning his leadership and decision-making.

Internationally, Netanyahu is losing ground. Europe, once a staunch ally, is increasingly critical of Israel’s actions. Even the election of a pro-Russian, far-right leader in Romania signals shifting tides in European politics. The implication? Europe’s patience with Israel’s aggressive tactics is running thin, and Netanyahu’s government can no longer count on unconditional support.

3. The Gaza Genocide and Global Outrage

The world isn’t blind. The ongoing bombardment and blockade of Gaza have been labeled as genocide by activists, journalists, and even some political leaders. Images of bombed-out hospitals, dead children, and displaced families have fueled a public relations disaster for Israel. Calls for Netanyahu’s arrest by the International Criminal Court (ICC) are not just symbolic—they signal the growing isolation of Israel on the global stage.

The United States, Israel’s closest ally, has also been treading carefully. Former President Donald Trump, potentially a returning power broker, would likely prefer not to inherit the mess of a Gaza war. His aversion to being associated with mass civilian casualties might have added quiet pressure on Netanyahu to “round it up.”

4. The Illusion of a Ceasefire for “Peace”

The ceasefire isn’t about peace—it’s about damage control. Israel’s actions in Gaza haven’t ceased despite global pleas. This selective ceasefire is a tactic to buy time, regroup, and stave off growing international criticism. For Netanyahu, it’s also a way to cling to power, even as his approval ratings nosedive.

5. A Strategic Misstep?

Netanyahu’s brinkmanship is backfiring. His insistence on continuing the Gaza offensive, while placating international critics with a ceasefire elsewhere, exposes a double standard. It’s a desperate attempt to maintain control in an increasingly untenable situation. Far from showcasing strength, it highlights his political and strategic weaknesses.

Israel’s ceasefire is not a victory for peace but a retreat in the face of mounting military and political losses. Netanyahu’s credibility is in freefall, both at home and abroad. He has not been able to secure the release of the hostages and the is causing more hatred for the Jewish people all over the world. A lot of Isrealis do not support Netenyahu, and now even the world is turning against him with over 133 countries saying they will arrest Netenyahu and comply with the ICC court order to arrest him on sight.The world has seen through the rhetoric, recognizing the human cost of his policies. For many, this ceasefire is too little, too late—a hollow gesture from a leader whose time is running out.

klarry79:
Write-up reader is a complete JOKE