Israel - Palestine Update Thread. No hate. Just updates.

reply to post by intrptr


What was funny as hell was that during the Gulf War the US used a GPS guided bomb to destroy a GPS jammer.

And there is the crater in the RT feed from the airstrike that nearly took them out last night:

reply to post by DragonFire1024


That looks like a 2000 lb bomb hit.

reply to post by DragonFire1024


do you also get the impression that they are tryig to target the web cam?

reply to post by munkey66


If they were trying to target the cam, they probably would have hit it. But there are other ways they could have taken it out. Knock out the power to the area, shut down the web in the area, etc.

More of that airstrike...To the right of the crater smoke rises outside the RT feed window:

Originally posted by munkey66
reply to post by DragonFire1024

 

do you also get the impression that they are tryig to target the web cam?

Journalists in general yes.

Still lots of smoke on the RT camera. The mosque i was referring to earlier is in the lower right on the corner.

That is the Abu Khadra complex. It's a government building. If they wanted the cam, it would be gone by now.

Im sorry. can someone pass me here the direct link to the web feed from RT, from above pictures.

Thanks

Originally posted by _Del_
That is the Abu Khadra complex. It's a government building. If they wanted the cam, it would be gone by now.

If they wanted to "target Hamas" in that media complex and or around it, they would've taken them out in the first or second airstrike...not the 8th or 10th one.

RT Feed

Originally posted by lnfideI
Im sorry. can someone pass me here the direct link to the web feed from RT, from above pictures.

Thanks

reply to post by lnfideI


Most of the feeds, including RT are here.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by DragonFire1024


It's one thing to take out a moving target (Hamas members), and another to take out a fixed building.

reply to post by Zaphod58

As well remember when the Iranians brought down a US drone by "hacking" its GPS signal? Makes me wonder how come the Hamas A team doesn't have this tech (or something like it) to misguide all these bombs raining down? Reports indicate that Iranians are helping Hamas with rockets, maybe that is all BS. I know they would want to divert bombs back to Israel, if thats even possible.

www.informationweek.com...

BTW, what do you make of the background high pitched noises on the Reuters feed? Remember the radar growl yesterday?

reply to post by DragonFire1024


You think they were trying to hit the live feed camera?

reply to post by intrptr


I'm not entirely sure they DID hack the GPS on that. I think it had a mechanical problem.

Yeah, that buzz was odd. It sounded a lot like a rotating radar antenna. I've heard that with an old fashioned antenna, and am wondering if a fixed antenna would make a similar sound. Some of what we're hearing on Reuters is fighters departing and returning.

Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by DragonFire1024

 

It's one thing to take out a moving target (Hamas members), and another to take out a fixed building.

Indeed...But the fact is, if it took 2 or 3 2,000lb bombs to take it out last night, they could've used one before. Why keep hitting journalist offices when you could've finished the job so quickly? Makes no sense. I mean if Hamas was really meeting in these places, then wouldn't you want to stop them form meeting there again (a second, third or 4th time?)

reply to post by DragonFire1024


Or you keep "missing", and see if they go back. If they do, and the right people show up, you bomb the hell out of it and try to take them out.

Originally posted by intrptr

BTW, what do you make of the background high pitched noises on the Reuters feed? Remember the radar growl yesterday?

Some of that is traffic, the rest I'm not sure about. I almost said at one point they were near a helo op.