@ZoeJardiniere Nobody’s calling for “random” bombing, that’s a mischaracterization. Targeting nuclear sites to delay a regime like Iran’s from getting the bomb isn’t about politics, it’s about survival. When you're in the blast radius, you don’t have the luxury of wishful thinking.
@owenjonesjourno Curious Owen, do you think 'ending the siege on Gaza' would make an October 7th style attack more or less likely? You may think you have 'morals and principles' but the death loving, fanatic, islamist Hamas leadership sure doesn't....
@akrovil06@OwenJones84 What other international conflicts you so well versed in, or is it just the Jewish one? I see you're queer. You should really go to Gaza Pride next year, hear it's a real party.
@akrovil06@OwenJones84 Yeh pretty lucky Oct 7th happened so those Jews can get that big real estate deal through. Israel left Gaza in 2005 and gave ALL the land to the Palestinians, sounds like the real estate deal of the century!
In a scene straight out of a spy thriller, Israel has unearthed a labyrinth of 50 colossal tunnels, rivaling the size of motorways, that carve a clandestine path from Rafah to Egypt.
Dubbed the "Hamas Highway," this subterranean network is the subject of much controversy, with accusations flying that leaders from the U.S., Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, and Iran have scrambled to keep its existence under wraps.
This isn't just a route for smuggling mundane contraband. It’s purportedly a critical artery for Iranian weapons to flow into Gaza, and perhaps even for hostages to be spirited away and Hamas fighters to slip through unseen.
What other secrets does Rafah hold?
What revelations will be discovered buried in the depths of these tunnels?