@MarioNawfal Yeah they suffered enough, it’s about time they dismantle Hezbollah and enjoy some peace. You can’t have a terrorist organization attacking your neighbors from your land and expect no consequences.
@DavidOtto094@Reuters Somehow your wish for peace never includes peace for Israel. You have no problem when Hamas or Hezbollah start conflicts and attack Israel, only when Israel retaliates against them
@DavidOtto094@Reuters Yeah of course you don’t wanna hear any real pushback on your delusional views. Go run off to your echo chamber and continue believing your BS arguments
@DavidOtto094@Reuters You’re talking about like 10 different BS talking points of Iran at once, focus on 1…
Hezbollah chose on its own accord to enter the war. Israel only reacted to Hezbollahs attacks. Same thing happened when Hezbollah joined Hamas’s war on Israel.
@Juliesgottapee@Reuters Are you stupid? Do you not see that Israel already took the entire southern Lebanon and Hezbollah can’t do anything about it? If not for Hezbollah Lebanon would be at peace with Israel these past few years.
@AuntieSkittles@Reuters You Hezbollah shill, look at Egypt and Jordan, Israel’s neighbors who don’t have paramilitary forces on their land attacking Israel, and see the peace that is possible for Lebanon as well
@EylonALevy It was a clear failure early on after the regime proved to be more resilient than previously thought. The only options after that were to find an off ramp soon or to go all the way including a ground invasion which there was no support for by the American public.
@mehdirhasan Maybe this will teach Hezbollah that maybe next time they shouldn’t enter a war that they can’t win, which they should’ve learned after joining the war on the side of Hamas on October 8th and then getting decimated
@RealCandaceO Of course you’re going to comment on Israel attacking Irans proxy terrorist orginization that wasn’t part of the ceasefire agreement (only according to BS Iran is spouting) What about Iran attacking the Gulf countries today? Fine by you?
@piersmorgan It’s certainly not a historic victory right now, but if this ends up setting the conditions for a successful revolution from inside the country, it can become a historic victory
@MarioNawfal You can’t just let Hezbollah get off easily after joining the war in defense of Iran. There have to be consequences and the Lebanese people have to understand that Hezbollah is a danger to have in their country and must be dealt with.
@RT_com That’s a ridiculous statement. Usually in a war the losing side is expected to surrender to stop the war, not the winning side. Until Hamas understands this the war will go on.
It’s been almost two years, and you still haven’t asked the most fundamental question: Why aren’t Palestinians in Western liberal democracies protesting against Hamas? If you can’t answer that, you don’t understand anything.