Iranian forces fire 20 rockets at Israel Iron Dome intercepts some

originally posted by: toms54

originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: TinfoilTP

You better hurry and go enlist. All your dreams of piles of bomb splattered Iranian babies coming true you dont want to miss out.

I'm pretty sure we'll see the bomb splattered Iranian babies. The bomb baby pics usually come out 3 - 4 days before the US sends the Tomahawks in. Where are the White Helmets now when we need them?

I'm pretty sure the psychopaths whom scream for wars dont spend half the time I have studying images of war victims.

Conveniently for them we're not supposed to post "gore" around here.

And such images are nothing to the real thing being there in person. Which every chump who screams for war had better go enlist or else they're raging pussy hypocrite chickenhawks. Whether they go or not, you scream for a war well all the resulting blood is on your hands too.

Just because someone believes Iran is not operating in good faith doesn't mean they want a war

Double post

a reply to: Tenbatsu

Excellent post, keep up the good work. Although with psyops, how do you determine if the Israelis are the bad actors or that Facebook and Twitter is besieged by the same tactics Israel is accused of? Without discernable truth, that has been horribly muddied in recent times, people push tribalism for safety. I will say it's refreshing to hear the "think for yourself" angle.

originally posted by: toysforadults
I think everyone has forgotten the agenda of the hidden hand

they want to force the apocalypse predicted in the bible because they are religious nuts

You're not supposed to know that!

many saying ww3. This is false. Think 6 days war redux

originally posted by: dragonridr
They could use this as an excuse to attack Irans nuclear facilities. Or they could just go to an all out assault on Islamic Revolutionary Guard forces in Syria. They could decide to attack all their locations.

Or for invasion in Syria and/or Lebanon.

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a reply to: greyhat
Its quite common for Israel to deploy armored units on the border when tensions are high. There wont be any invasion. And even if they would go in, they'd call of tens ouf thousands of reservists first. Not in the cards at all.

a reply to: mightmight

They are working on it.

www.timesofisrael.com...

Shavuot, 19/20th of may? Empty streets, islamists tired from ramadan, similar 1973.

Anwar Sadat made historic use of this short-term stasis in an otherwise dynamic society by choosing Oct. 6, 1973, as the date for Egypt and Syria's joint attack on Israel in what was soon branded the Yom Kippur War. (Some historians now argue that the timing was actually beneficial to Israel's ultimately victorious counter-response, as all roads were empty when Israel Defense Forces reservists were mobilized.)

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originally posted by: greyhat
a reply to: mightmight

They are working on it.

www.timesofisrael.com...

No they are not. Somebody made a mistake and an incorrect call up was sent. Happens, not unlike the Hawaiian #up a couple of months ago.
And its not like those call ups are issued in case of war only or something like that. There are regular excercises to that effect involving entire reserve units.

www.jpost.com...

Shavuot, 19/20th of may? Empty streets, islamists tired from ramadan, similar 1973.

Anwar Sadat made historic use of this short-term stasis in an otherwise dynamic society by choosing Oct. 6, 1973, as the date for Egypt and Syria's joint attack on Israel in what was soon branded the Yom Kippur War. (Some historians now argue that the timing was actually beneficial to Israel's ultimately victorious counter-response, as all roads were empty when Israel Defense Forces reservists were mobilized.)

yeah no, today is not comparable to 73. The call up of the reserves was time critical back then, Israels survival was literally a question of hours on October 6. Easily the greatest tragedy of that war - if the call up had only been issued a couple of hours sooner, the IDF would have been able to contain the situation within a couple of days.
The major beneficial factor was not the emptiness of the streets btw. but the fact that most of the reservist could be found a the synagoges and quickly gathered up and sent to the frontlines. Israel was still a pretty socialistic and poor country back than, not that many cars around. Biggest issue was to inform reservists of a call up and get them quickly enough (remember they were also defending at the Suez Canal at that time, long way from the major population centers).

Today the situation is vastly different. A major surprise attack is not in the cards these days since Israel has vastly superior SIGINT measures and force structure. And callups reach reservists immediately on their cellphones and transportation to the emergency warhouses is not a big issue. Attendance is high btw, usually nearly everyone shows up when called, with some even showing up voluntary.

In other words carry on getting other countries to die for them, how courageous, brave little bird Israel, brave little chicken.

What will it take for these morons to just hug it out. Chill.

originally posted by: Tenbatsu
The amount of misinformation going on in this thread is absurd. Do any of you do any research or do you all just pile jump onto headlines without figuring out what's going on?

First off, Syria retaliated against an Israeli tank and artillery barrage on Baath City in Qunietra province which led to an overwhelming response from Israel on Syrian air defenses. Iran did not attack Israel and so far only SAA service members have been reported KIA.

Israel has attacked Syria more than a hundred times since 2012 in support of Al Qaeda insurgents along the Israeli border and there have been several reports from SAA soldiers on Facebook and Twitter that have reported militants firing into Israel to provoke a response from the Israeli airforce against the SAA. Israel has also timed their attacks on Syria in coordination with Islamic radical elements on the ground to weaken Syrian defenses prior to offenses by the opposition.

Israel is using psychological techniques used by sociopaths and psychopaths where they play the victim while being the abuser (aka gaslighting). I've seen mainstream media and alternative media both jumping on the Iran aggressively attacked Israel narrative when Israel has been aggressor regularly since 2012.

You all also need to know that ISIS has a large encampment along the Israeli border that has not been attacked once by Israel even after they fired into Israeli territory in an offensive against US backed Islamic extremists in Daara province.

I know this post will go mostly unread but I have to stand up for what's right as I see the same bandwagon jumpers in every thread on this site and the information provided is completely garbage. You all need to do your due diligence before believing anything you read on this website.

A post worthy of repeat.
Israel has not been attacked, an illegal occupying invasion has been attacked. You Zionists really don't care for the ugly truth do you?

a reply to: Fermy
The question who first throw a stone at whom at what point in a conflict both sides effectively trace backt Ishamel and Isaac is pretty irrelevant wouldnt you say?
Israel is acting on its own interest in Syria without any regard to fairness or proportionality. Shocking relevation indeed.

originally posted by: MaxMech
a reply to: 3n19m470

Don't forget the Attack On The USS Liberty...

Don't see what this has to do with anything. This incident happened more than 50 years ago. Think about it, almost everybody who took part in decision making back there, is dead.

Ok, fine, you've got a good point.
I should've found something more recent.

That still doesn't give any reason, if you're an American, to put Isreal up on a pedastal. We have a business arrangement. They get to exist, cause let's face it, they wouldnt without us. And we get the equivalent of a huge military base and listening post right in the middle of the middle East. Thats IF you trust all of the intelligence they share with us, and trust that they are sharing everything they should.

Anyway, it just makes me a little concerned when I see an American get so sensitive about a comment toward Netanyahu. *shrug*