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Post by sevenofnine on Sept 26, 2024 11:37:51 GMT -5
I think be on very soon like Donkey Kong Israel's military chief said Wednesday they were preparing for a possible ground operation in Lebanon as Hezbollah launched dozens of rockets into Israel. Twenty three people — all Syrian refugees — were killed after an Israeli airstrike destroyed a building housing workers in the village of Younine, as tensions over an all-out war keep mounting despite international calls for a ceasefire. The bodies of 23 Syrian citizens were pulled out from under the rubble, adding that another eight people were wounded in the same airstrike late Wednesday in the village of Younine, state-run National News Agency reported. Meanwhile, IDF struck what it said was infrastructure used to "transfer weapons" on the Lebanon-Syria border Thursday, with media reporting Israeli jets targeted a bridge connecting the two countries. The extent of the strike or casualties were not known at the time of writing. www.euronews.com/2024/09/26/israeli-airstrike-kills-dozens-in-lebanon-as-netanyahu-tells-army-to-continue-with-full-fo
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Post by sevenofnine on Sept 26, 2024 11:58:34 GMT -5
This is going be scary part Red lines: Will Arab leaders go beyond angry words? The speeches are certainly becoming angrier. Following Israeli airstrikes over neighboring Lebanon this week, a number of leaders from the Middle East protested the toll these had taken on Lebanese civilians, as well as the ever-increasing death toll in Gaza as a result of the almost year-long Israeli military campaign there. "The attacks of October 7 on Israeli civilians last year were condemned by countries all over the world, including Jordan," Jordan's King Abdullah II said at the United Nations General Assembly this week. "But the unprecedented scale of terror unleashed on Gaza since that day is beyond any justification." At the same meeting in New York, Qatari leader Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani also spoke about "genocide" against Palestinians in Gaza. "With all that has taken place and continues to take place, it is no longer tenable to speak of Israel's right to defend itself in this context without being complicit in justifying the crime," he argued. www.dw.com/en/no-red-lines-will-arab-leaders-go-beyond-angry-words-to-bring-peace/a-70333738
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