Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and other Related Conflicts in the Middle East (read the rules in the first post)

phrozenflame

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Israeli commander Nimrod Aloni captured by Hamas.

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Photo of the guy for comparison purposes

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Any predictions on what scope of zionist retaliation will be ? Will it be limited to Gaza Strip or are they going to hit Southern Lebanon, Syria & Iran as well ?
Netanyahu's wet dream has come true. I dont think they will touch other fronts now at risk of opening more fronts. They will absolutely level Gaza. Palestinians had a small window of surprise on which they capitalized.
 

Stierlitz

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Unofficial sources: The Palestinians opened a second front in the north./ The conflict between the Palestinians and the Israeli army has started in East Jerusalem (Quds).

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Israeli Minister of War: Iran has started an open war with us, and is waiting for our harsh revenge

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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia calls for immediate de-escalation between Palestinians and Israelis

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zhangjim

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Does anyone know how the economy of Gaza even works. Its such a small place with huge population. Appearently there is blockade by Israel. So, how do the people there feed themselves? What kind of work do they do? I assume they must have to import food and other raw materials. Where do they get the money to import these?
At present, there is very little public information, and theoretically many of them can only enter Israel to engage in manual labor.
Those precious daily necessities have to be smuggled through tunnels.
 

Overbom

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Lets say how Hamas will proceed now. Will they remain in these areas or will they retreat back?

Remaining there, inside enemy territory and away from their home base will make it easier for Israeli forces to combat them. On the other hand, having controlled urban areas, Israel will suffer lots of casualties in order to drive them out.

I personally think withdrawing a big part of their forces while leaving a small part of them behind to booby-trap all these settlements and make Israel suffer, is militarily their best course of action to preserve their well trained and valuable manpower
 

plawolf

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Lets say how Hamas will proceed now. Will they remain in these areas or will they retreat back?

Remaining there, inside enemy territory and away from their home base will make it easier for Israeli forces to combat them. On the other hand, having controlled urban areas, Israel will suffer lots of casualties in order to drive them out.

I personally think withdrawing a big part of their forces while leaving a small part of them behind to booby-trap all these settlements and make Israel suffer, is militarily their best course of action to preserve their well trained and valuable manpower

Retreat would be the worst thing Hamas can do, as they have nothing to counter Israeli air power. Pull back and the Israelis can bomb them from the air with impunity and safety all the way back to the Stone Age.

This is a once-a-century chance for them, having somehow managed to catch the IDF out cold, they are now through the Israelis main defences and in their urban settlements, which massively limits the IAF.

This isn’t a war, the Palestinians cannot win this, it’s all about doing as much damage and causing as much pain as possible to the Israelis before they are defeated and killed.

I think the Palestinians knows this deal, and went in with clear eyes about the final outcome. This is why they won’t behave like a conventional military and try to hold ground and consolidate their gains. I don’t think they will even try to take back any of the heavy armour they have captured and will just torch them all on the spot, or drive them forwards to help push deeper into Israel.
 
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