Some Gaza fight scenes.any SAF guy wants to volunteer like what sonmebody did in Ukraine? Both idf and azov are nasty nazis . You all will be in good company.
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Serious Israel Winning In Gaza! Denazification Of Gaza In Progress! Israel Flag Now Flying Over Gaza!
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This mufti has every right to parrot Sisi opinion, just as the SG mutt-fi has every right to parrot PAPs opinion.
So now you understand why PAP sends MUIS scholars to AlAzhar in Egypt. They want them to come back as parrots.
Arab neighbours are scared the spirit of Hamas might bring these dictatiorships down.
That was what you said one month ago. Looks like idf not gsining ground.
Wasn't there a female Al Azhar lecturer who taught that enslaving POWs and women is permitted in islam?
From what the various muud muftis tell me, sinkie al azhar graduates need to undergo a denazification course before they can teach islam in Singapore.
Everybody knows that for them to get the Asatizah Recognition Scheme (ARS), that will allow them to legally conduct religious lessons in SG, is a Nazi scheme.
The ones coming back from Medina, ISD finds they cannot be un-programmed.
In fact the ones from AlAzhar, you don't even need to reprogramme them when they come back. Just threaten to cancel their ARS for no reason and they will still toe the line. These are the munaffiks amongst the muslim community.
They value their pockets more than anything.
SOldiers from Golani brigade were annihilated by hamas at their Gaza border posts.
It's Israel humiliating and insulting palestinians. This strip to underwear procedure have been going on for decades.
cos they never fight to the end and jihad their lives away, when they finally die, will they get 72 virgins?
Oh no.....the Jews lost the war ..
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/wor...es-october-diplomatic-isolation-grows-3987451
Israeli soldiers prepare to enter the Gaza Strip, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas. (Photo: Reuters/Ronen Zvulun)
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CAIRO/GAZA/JERUSALEM: Israel announced its worst combat losses in more than a month on Wednesday (Dec 13) after an ambush in the ruins of Gaza, and faced growing diplomatic isolation as civilian deaths mounted and a humanitarian catastrophe worsened in the Palestinian territory.
Intense fighting was under way in both north and south Gaza, a day after the United Nations demanded an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. US President Joe Biden said Israel's "indiscriminate" bombing of civilians was costing international support.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the military would fight on despite international pressure for a ceasefire.
"We're continuing until the end, until victory, until Hamas is annihilated," he told soldiers in Gaza over radio. "I say this in the face of great pain but also in the face of international pressures. Nothing will stop us."
Israel reported 10 of its soldiers killed in the past 24 hours, including a full colonel commanding a forward base and a lieutenant-colonel commanding a regiment. It was the worst one-day loss since 15 soldiers were killed on Oct. 31.
Most of the deaths came in the Shejaia district of Gaza City in the north, where troops were ambushed trying to rescue another group of soldiers who had attacked Hamas fighters in a building, the military said.
An Israeli military official said Israel had paid "a very heavy price" in the incident.
Hamas said the episode showed that Israeli forces could never subdue Gaza: "The longer you stay there, the greater the bill of your deaths and losses will be, and you will emerge from it carrying the tail of disappointment and loss, God willing."
In a televised address, Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh said any future arrangement in Gaza without Hamas was a "delusion".
Smoke and debris rises after an Israeli air strike in central Gaza, amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, as seen from Israel, Dec 11, 2023. (Photo: Reuters/Amir Cohen)
But since then, Israel has besieged the Palestinian enclave and laid much of it to waste. Gaza's health ministry said on Wednesday at least 18,608 people have been killed and 50,594 injured in Israeli strikes on Gaza. Many thousands more are feared lost in the rubble or beyond the reach of ambulances.
At least 288 displaced people in shelters run by the UN Palestinian refugee agency have been killed in Gaza since Oct 7, the agency said in a post on X on Wednesday.
The Biden administration is delaying the sale of more than 20,000 US-made rifles to Israel over concerns about increasing attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the West Bank, two sources familiar with the matter said.
Warplanes again bombed the length of Gaza and aid officials said the arrival of winter rain worsened conditions for hundreds of thousands sleeping rough in makeshift tents. The vast majority of Gaza's 2.3 million people have been made homeless.
In Rafah, in Gaza's south where hundreds of thousands of people have sought shelter, the bodies of a family killed in an overnight air strike were being laid out in the rain in bloodied white shrouds, including several small children. One, the size of a newborn, was wrapped in a pink blanket.
At a tent camp in Rafah, Yasmin Mhani said she had woken up at night to find her youngest child, who is seven months old, soaking wet. Her family of five is sharing a single blanket after their home was destroyed by an Israeli air strike. One child was killed and they lost all their possessions.
"This is the fifth place we have had to move to, fleeing from one place to another, with nothing but a t-shirt on," she said, hanging wet clothes outside her tent.
Since a week-long truce collapsed at the start of December, Israeli forces have extended their ground campaign from the northern Gaza Strip into the south with the storming of the main southern city of Khan Younis.
Meanwhile, fighting has only intensified amid the rubble of the north, where Israel had previously said its military objectives had been largely met.
In the south, Israeli forces storming Khan Younis advanced in recent days to the city centre, and on Wednesday were using bulldozers to destroy a road near the home of the Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Al-Sinwar, resident Abu Abdallah told Reuters.
Hospitals in the north have largely stopped functioning altogether. In the south, they have been overrun by dead and wounded, carried in by the dozen throughout the day and night.
"Doctors including myself are stepping over the bodies of children to treat children who will die," Dr Chris Hook, a British physician deployed with medical charity MSF at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, told Reuters. Israel says it has been encouraging increased aid to Gaza through Egypt's border, and is announcing daily four-hour pauses in operations near Rafah to help civilians reach it. The UN says cumbersome inspections and insecurity limit aid flows.
Israel says it has been encouraging increased aid to Gaza through Egypt's border, and is announcing daily four-hour pauses in operations near Rafah to help civilians reach it. The UN says cumbersome inspections and insecurity limit aid flows.
She said such measures included encouraging civilians to "temporarily" move out of the line of fire, which now extends across most of Gaza. But a UNICEF spokesman told CBS News on Wednesday that Gaza's so-called safe zones are "quite simply not safe".
Earlier on Wednesday, an Israeli military statement said that since it designated a humanitarian zone for civilians in the Gaza Strip on Oct 18, 116 rockets had been fired from there toward Israel, with 38 of those falling inside Gaza.
White House national security spokesperson John Kirby told reporters that national security adviser Jake Sullivan, who is visiting the region, would discuss with the Israelis the need to be more precise with their strikes against Hamas targets.
Sullivan met with officials of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday and discussed "broader diplomatic efforts to maintain stability across the region and prevent the Israel-Hamas conflict from expanding," a US official said.
The United Nations General Assembly votes on a non-binding resolution demanding "an immediate humanitarian ceasefire" in Gaza at UN headquarters in New York on Dec 12, 2023. (Photo: AFP/Angela Weiss)
Before the vote, Biden said Israel still has support from "most of the world" for its fight against Hamas.
"But they're starting to lose that support by indiscriminate bombing that takes place," he told a campaign donor event.
In the most public sign of division between the US and Israeli leaders so far, Biden said Netanyahu needed to change his hardline government, and that ultimately Israel "can't say no" to an independent Palestinian state, opposed by far-right members of the Israeli cabinet.
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Israel suffers heaviest Gaza losses since October as diplomatic isolation grows
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CAIRO/GAZA/JERUSALEM: Israel announced its worst combat losses in more than a month on Wednesday (Dec 13) after an ambush in the ruins of Gaza, and faced growing diplomatic isolation as civilian deaths mounted and a humanitarian catastrophe worsened in the Palestinian territory.
Intense fighting was under way in both north and south Gaza, a day after the United Nations demanded an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. US President Joe Biden said Israel's "indiscriminate" bombing of civilians was costing international support.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the military would fight on despite international pressure for a ceasefire.
"We're continuing until the end, until victory, until Hamas is annihilated," he told soldiers in Gaza over radio. "I say this in the face of great pain but also in the face of international pressures. Nothing will stop us."
Israel reported 10 of its soldiers killed in the past 24 hours, including a full colonel commanding a forward base and a lieutenant-colonel commanding a regiment. It was the worst one-day loss since 15 soldiers were killed on Oct. 31.
Most of the deaths came in the Shejaia district of Gaza City in the north, where troops were ambushed trying to rescue another group of soldiers who had attacked Hamas fighters in a building, the military said.
An Israeli military official said Israel had paid "a very heavy price" in the incident.
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Hamas said the episode showed that Israeli forces could never subdue Gaza: "The longer you stay there, the greater the bill of your deaths and losses will be, and you will emerge from it carrying the tail of disappointment and loss, God willing."
In a televised address, Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh said any future arrangement in Gaza without Hamas was a "delusion".
WHITE HOUSE DELAYS SALE OF RIFLES
Israel had global sympathy when it began a campaign to annihilate Hamas, the group whose fighters stormed across the border fence from Gaza on Oct 7, killing 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians, and seizing 240 hostages.But since then, Israel has besieged the Palestinian enclave and laid much of it to waste. Gaza's health ministry said on Wednesday at least 18,608 people have been killed and 50,594 injured in Israeli strikes on Gaza. Many thousands more are feared lost in the rubble or beyond the reach of ambulances.
At least 288 displaced people in shelters run by the UN Palestinian refugee agency have been killed in Gaza since Oct 7, the agency said in a post on X on Wednesday.
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The Biden administration is delaying the sale of more than 20,000 US-made rifles to Israel over concerns about increasing attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians in the West Bank, two sources familiar with the matter said.
Warplanes again bombed the length of Gaza and aid officials said the arrival of winter rain worsened conditions for hundreds of thousands sleeping rough in makeshift tents. The vast majority of Gaza's 2.3 million people have been made homeless.
In Rafah, in Gaza's south where hundreds of thousands of people have sought shelter, the bodies of a family killed in an overnight air strike were being laid out in the rain in bloodied white shrouds, including several small children. One, the size of a newborn, was wrapped in a pink blanket.
GRAVESTONES SCATTERED
Ahmed Abu Reyash collected the bodies of his nieces, aged 5 and 7. As he walked through the street carrying one of the girls, a relative tugged at the shroud and shouted: "These are children! Children! Do they kill anyone other than children? No! These are innocents! They killed them with their dirty hands!"At a tent camp in Rafah, Yasmin Mhani said she had woken up at night to find her youngest child, who is seven months old, soaking wet. Her family of five is sharing a single blanket after their home was destroyed by an Israeli air strike. One child was killed and they lost all their possessions.
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"This is the fifth place we have had to move to, fleeing from one place to another, with nothing but a t-shirt on," she said, hanging wet clothes outside her tent.
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The scars of Israel's ground assault could also be seen in a cemetery in the Al-Faluja neighbourhood of Jabalia, northern Gaza. Tanks had churned up the ground, breaking and scattering gravestones and disinterring some corpses.Since a week-long truce collapsed at the start of December, Israeli forces have extended their ground campaign from the northern Gaza Strip into the south with the storming of the main southern city of Khan Younis.
Meanwhile, fighting has only intensified amid the rubble of the north, where Israel had previously said its military objectives had been largely met.
In the south, Israeli forces storming Khan Younis advanced in recent days to the city centre, and on Wednesday were using bulldozers to destroy a road near the home of the Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Al-Sinwar, resident Abu Abdallah told Reuters.
Hospitals in the north have largely stopped functioning altogether. In the south, they have been overrun by dead and wounded, carried in by the dozen throughout the day and night.
"Doctors including myself are stepping over the bodies of children to treat children who will die," Dr Chris Hook, a British physician deployed with medical charity MSF at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, told Reuters. Israel says it has been encouraging increased aid to Gaza through Egypt's border, and is announcing daily four-hour pauses in operations near Rafah to help civilians reach it. The UN says cumbersome inspections and insecurity limit aid flows.
Israel says it has been encouraging increased aid to Gaza through Egypt's border, and is announcing daily four-hour pauses in operations near Rafah to help civilians reach it. The UN says cumbersome inspections and insecurity limit aid flows.
DESIGNATED SAFE ZONES "NOT SAFE"
At an Israeli military press briefing, spokesperson Keren Hajioff said the military was taking several measures to prevent civilian casualties.She said such measures included encouraging civilians to "temporarily" move out of the line of fire, which now extends across most of Gaza. But a UNICEF spokesman told CBS News on Wednesday that Gaza's so-called safe zones are "quite simply not safe".
Earlier on Wednesday, an Israeli military statement said that since it designated a humanitarian zone for civilians in the Gaza Strip on Oct 18, 116 rockets had been fired from there toward Israel, with 38 of those falling inside Gaza.
White House national security spokesperson John Kirby told reporters that national security adviser Jake Sullivan, who is visiting the region, would discuss with the Israelis the need to be more precise with their strikes against Hamas targets.
Sullivan met with officials of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday and discussed "broader diplomatic efforts to maintain stability across the region and prevent the Israel-Hamas conflict from expanding," a US official said.
DIPLOMATIC ISOLATION
The UN General Assembly vote demanding a ceasefire has no legal force but was the strongest sign yet of eroding international support for Israel's actions. Three-quarters of the 193 member states voted in favour and only eight countries joined the United States and Israel in voting against.Before the vote, Biden said Israel still has support from "most of the world" for its fight against Hamas.
"But they're starting to lose that support by indiscriminate bombing that takes place," he told a campaign donor event.
In the most public sign of division between the US and Israeli leaders so far, Biden said Netanyahu needed to change his hardline government, and that ultimately Israel "can't say no" to an independent Palestinian state, opposed by far-right members of the Israeli cabinet.
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72 virgins was a scam created by arab warlords called caliphs. allah's commands are actually the commands of the caliphs.
Israel lost on October 7th. Currently, they are trying to make amends by punishing the gazans. And losing even more credibility.
Israel lost the war the moment they became 'nice' to the terrorists. You dont win wars by being 'nice'. One thing this Israel thingy has proven that to get peace etc, one must totally get rid of the indigenous population who dont want to cooperate. If not troubles are never ending. Look at how Israel treats its Arab mudslime shitizens? they got more rights in Israel than being a mudslime in mudslime countries. But yet the victims are treated as perps and terrorists hamas treated as saints....so for the sake of peace and prosperity and posterity, Get rid of the indigenous ppl if they refuse to coorporate. in addition some Jews are indigenous to that area too not only the mudslimes,,,and there are Christian Arabs who are indigenous too,,,,,and dont forget those lands belong to Christian arabs too,,,Christians were there before mudslimes,,,
And such a policy has been used before by the Soviets in
Kaliningrad/ Königsberg. The moment the Soviets took over, they got rid of the Krauts living there,,,and now, the krauts dont claim it and its still Russkie territory.
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You got masturbate to this victory by hamas?
Hamas jihadists who hid in hospital stripped to underwear and surrender with their weapons. Still can get 72 hookers in moslem jannah?
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Their commanders have not motivated them enough to die for the cause of allah.
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