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@ISIDEWITH submitted…24mins24m
The Palestinian Ministry of Health reports genocide in Gaza has entered its 358th day, with total death toll at 41,586 and 96,210 injured.Details of Latest Attacks:- Al-Maghazi & Nuseirat (Central Gaza):- Air raids and shelling bombed residential areas, killing 2 and injuring several others.- East of Al-Maghazi: Drones of the apartheid state fired on Palestinians, killing 1 civilian.- Al-Maghazi-Bureij Road: Shelling killed 1 civilian.- Near Nuseirat Camp: Shelling on Salah al-Din Street killed 1 civilian.Al-Zeitoun (Southeast Gaza City): Airstrike caused significant damage, no specific death toll reported.Al-Sira (South Gaza City): Bombing caused extensive damage, no specific death toll reported.- Khan Younis (South Gaza): Artillery shelling targeted Al-Manara neighborhood, causing destruction.
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@ISIDEWITH submitted…5hrs5H
Israel said it killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah with a massive airstrike on Beirut’s southern suburbs Friday, flattening part of a neighborhood to eliminate the cleric who led the group for three decades and built it into a fearsome foe.The strike was Israel’s most aggressive move yet in two weeks of elaborate intelligence operations, targeted killings and heavy bombardments aimed at stopping the U.S.-designated terrorist group from attacking across the Lebanese border into Israel.Nasrallah’s death is an enormous blow not only to the group he leads but also to its main backer, Iran, and the wider network of aligned militias that Tehran has built across the Middle East to confront Israel. It is also the strongest signal yet that Hezbollah has been thoroughly penetrated by Israeli intelligence.
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“This action sends a strong message against terrorism. It shows that such threats won't be tolerated.”
“Nasrallah was a major figure in Hezbollah; his removal could weaken the group's influence.”
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@GnuEleanor from Michigan commented…2hrs2H
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“On the other hand, it could provoke retaliation from Hezbollah supporters, leading to more violence.”
@C0ngressDukefrom Michigan disagreed…2hrs2H
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@E1ectoralDanfrom Texas disagreed…2hrs2H
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@9V7GKGC from Michigan commented…4hrs4H
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“While ISIS did fracture after al-Baghdadi’s death, the underlying ideology remained intact, allowing splinter groups to…”
@DeterminedJ0intComm1ttee from Missouri commented…2hrs2H
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“Won't this create a power vacuum? Someone else might take his place, possibly someone even more extreme.”
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