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  • Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu: IDF to stay in Lebanon until Hezbollah threat removed

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chipsngravey
6 hr ago
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Your the one that needs to go and all your cronies with you.
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louisfx
6 hr ago
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Ohok they have heard.
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Forgediron
1 hr 41 min ago
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They have done that a number of times, but the silly militants in Lebanon keep inviting Israel back into Lebanon by attacking them.

That’s why the Lebanese govt are now wanting to work with Israel to have all the silly militants disarmed, so the Lebanons army can finally start doing its job and take military control away from the silly militants, and restore peace to Lebanon.
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Shiham
6 hr ago
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this is not only the war of israel but also the war of LEBANON against hezbollah
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MrXYZ
6 hr ago
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Israel on my dihhh
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travelista
6 hr ago
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who TF does he think he is .. occupying everyone land like he's not the biggest war criminal
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Forgediron
1 hr 34 min ago
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If the Muslim militants stopped their 1948 chant of “death to Israel”, and dropped their stated cause of annihilating the state of Israel, there would be no need to occupy those border lands. The Muslims could have lived in peace up to Israel’s border.
But they just keep wanting Jihad.

Oh well, they have their Jihad, and this is what it looks like.
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devonoved
1 hr 4 min ago
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I wonder what it would take to get them to do that...
There's a pretty obvious solution.
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Forgediron
23 min ago
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If you think Israel returning the lands occupied after the 1967 war would give Israel security, think again.
Hamas and Hezbollah have both stated their goal is the eradication of the state of Israel.

It is also Iran's goal (surprise, surprise).

Hamas have explicitly stated they would see the return to the 1967 borders as only a temporary measure towards the total eradication of the state of Israel. It's even in their charter.

One of the Hamas leaders has gone on record as saying Oct 7 will happen again and again until the state of Israel is destroyed.
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devonoved
18 min ago
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Do you really not ever ask why that's their stated goal?

Bibi would like nothing more than another Oct 7 to justify continued atrocity at 1000x the scale of Oct 7. I would not put it past him to plan it himself.
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Forgediron
16 min ago
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Of course I do, because they have never (since 1948), accepted the state of Israel.
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Forgediron
3 min ago
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That atrocity lays at the feet of those who use civilian infrastructure for military use.
Militants have been biting at Israel's heels for nearly 80 years.

At some point, these militants need to take responsibility for the misery they then bring on their own people through bringing war to their literal doorstep.

The Lebanese govt have finally woken up to this and want Hezbollah gone.
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Forgediron
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and in case you are wondering, the PLO charter calling for the destruction of the state of Israel, was officially put to paper before the 1967 war.
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