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Both are sitting ducks for the Israeli air force.
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Israel is mighty.
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@Drunkendrakon Gaza: 44,500 Israel: 1,200 (on Oct 7) and 380 (Inside Gaza from Invasion.) Lebanon: 4,047 Israel: 124 Next question?
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@shyryu290 Ask your brothers Egypt, Syria and Jordan what happened to them without the US. Israel wiped out Egypt's entire air force in less than 3 hours.
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@b89976 Nightmare? Israel took Gaza 50 years back in time. What nightmare?🤦‍♂
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@Drunkendrakon The Insitute for the Study of War (ISW) called the ceasefire in Lebanon that went into effect a "defeat" for the Hezbollah, as it did not achieve its goals of forcing Israel to end its military campaign in Gaza.
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@Ashraf-Hrira How does an ant ally with the lion? Does it make any sense?
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@z1az285 Because Lebanon was begging for ceasefire. Next question?
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@Drunkendrakon Israel's objective was to push Hezbollah behind the Litani river. Guess what? Hezbollah has been removed from the south and is behind the Litani river today. Hezbollah's objective was for Israel to withdraw from Gaza. Guess what? Israel is still in Gaza. Israel is victorious.
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@Drunkendrakon Israel's objective is to remove Hezbollah from the south and Hezbollah is no longer in the south. Hezbollah's objective was for Israel to withdraw from Gaza. Israel is still in Gaza, so who failed war goals?
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@Drunkendrakon The Insitute for the Study of War (ISW) called the ceasefire in Lebanon a "defeat" for the Hezbollah, as it did not achieve its goals of forcing Israel to end its military campaign in Gaza or secure an agreement that Israel would no longer carry out military attacks in Lebanon in response to Hezbollah's attempts to rebuild and rearm.
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@Drunkendrakon Hezbollah's objective was for Israel to cease fire in Gaza. Israel is still in Gaza. Which means Hezbollah failed.
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@Drunkendrakon The Insitute for the Study of War (ISW) called the ceasefire in Lebanon that went into effect yesterday (Wednesday) a "defeat" for the Hezbollah, as it did not achieve its goals of forcing Israel to end its military campaign in Gaza or secure an agreement that Israel would no longer carry out military attacks in Lebanon in response to Hezbollah's attempts to rebuild and rearm.
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@Drunkendrakon The Insitute for the Study of War (ISW) called the ceasefire in Lebanon that went into effect yesterday (Wednesday) a "defeat" for the Hezbollah, as it did not achieve its goals of forcing Israel to end its military campaign in Gaza or secure an agreement that Israel would no longer carry out military attacks in Lebanon in response to Hezbollah's attempts to rebuild and rearm. "This ceasefire and its terms are tantamount to a Hezbollah defeat," the ISW wrote in a report on the ceasefire. "Hezbollah has abandoned several previously-held ceasefire negotiation positions, reflecting the degree to which IDF military operations have forced Hezbollah to abandon its war aims. Hezbollah initiated its attack campaign targeting Israel in October 2023 to support Hamas, and Hezbollah’s leaders have said repeatedly that it would not end its attacks without a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. This ceasefire does not include an end to Israeli operations in the Gaza Strip.
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@shamanbhattacharyya9285 Let them try.
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@z1az285 Lebanon begged for ceasefire in every single war with Israel.
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@shyryu290 The combined Arab armies of Egypt, Syria and Jordan were supported by the Arab League with some nations sending soldiers, tanks, artillery, and fighter jets. The combined Arab armies were supported by the Soviet and still they lost. Next question?
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@shyryu290 1. Why does the US provide munitions to Israel when Israel can produce them itself? The answer is simple, US aid can only be used to purchase US made weaponry. The US has set conditions restricting Israel from using the aid to acquire munitions from Israeli defense contractors. 2. Why does the US aid Israel? Because the US gains more than Israel. Israeli technology transfer, intelligence sharing of the middle east, bases to park your logistic footprint, influence, leverage, stimulus for the US economy and military industries, and come with string attached often cutting out the competition etc.. 3. What happens if the US stops aiding Israel? Israel becomes dependent on its own production line. Israel has its own defense industry and will no longer be required to be under the pressure of US interests. Receiving aid from the US makes Israel committed to US' interests and pressure. The US pressures Israel to not export Israeli made arms to certain countries deemed rogue by the US or hostile to the US. Now how much of revenue is lost annually because of this? 4. Why would the US continue to aid Israel? The aid the US provides to Israel are not free gifts. The US brokered a deal promising aid if Israel returns Sinai back to Egypt. Yes, the US made Israel give up 60,000 km2 of land (3 times bigger than Israel today) promising aid in return. Israel returning the Sinai Peninsular back to Egypt helped facilitate Egypt leaving Soviet’s sphere of influence into US’ sphere of influence thus expanding US influence and arms exports. The Soviet loses a strategic “partner” including arms sales while the US gains a strategic “partner”. 5. Does the US benefit from aiding Israel? Absolutely, Israel battle tested US F-15, F-16 and F-35, promoting US weapons to the world as capable and combat proven thus increasing interests and sales for the US and then sharing operation data of the systems back to the US and the US then develops newer generation aircraft and technologies with these data. Another benefit for the US is that the aid effectively "kills" Israeli military systems that competes with US made systems. The US pressured Israel to cancel Israeli Lavi fighter jet program because the US was afraid it would compete with the US F-16 on the market. So in return the US proposed ongoing aid. You see, the US aid are not free gifts, it's a tool. Some would argue that the US foreign "aid" is economic imperialism with strings attached. 6. What will happen to Israel if the US withdraws all support and isolate Israel? The US stands to lose almost as much as Israel. Russia and China will cozy up to Israel for Israeli cutting edge technology. This will be the US and Europe's biggest nightmare, imagine Russia and China with Israeli made weapons. The US will never allow this to happen.
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@shyryu290 1. Why does the US provide munitions to Israel when Israel can produce them itself? The answer is simple, US aid can only be used to purchase US made weaponry. The US has set conditions restricting Israel from using the aid to acquire munitions from Israeli defense contractors. 2. Why does the US aid Israel? Because the US gains more than Israel. Israeli technology transfer, intelligence sharing of the middle east, bases to park your logistic footprint, influence, leverage, stimulus for the US economy and military industries, and come with string attached often cutting out the competition etc.. 3. What happens if the US stops aiding Israel? Israel becomes dependent on its own production line. Israel has its own defense industry and will no longer be required to be under the pressure of US interests. Receiving aid from the US makes Israel committed to US' interests and pressure. The US pressures Israel to not export Israeli made arms to certain countries deemed rogue by the US or hostile to the US. Now how much of revenue is lost annually because of this? 4. Why would the US continue to aid Israel? The aid the US provides to Israel are not free gifts. The US brokered a deal promising aid if Israel returns Sinai back to Egypt. Yes, the US made Israel give up 60,000 km2 of land (3 times bigger than Israel today) promising aid in return. Israel returning the Sinai Peninsular back to Egypt helped facilitate Egypt leaving Soviet’s sphere of influence into US’ sphere of influence thus expanding US influence and arms exports. The Soviet loses a strategic “partner” including arms sales while the US gains a strategic “partner”. 5. Does the US benefit from aiding Israel? Absolutely, Israel battle tested US F-15, F-16 and F-35, promoting US weapons to the world as capable and combat proven thus increasing interests and sales for the US and then sharing operation data of the systems back to the US and the US then develops newer generation aircraft and technologies with these data. Another benefit for the US is that the aid effectively "kills" Israeli military systems that competes with US made systems. The US pressured Israel to cancel Israeli Lavi fighter jet program because the US was afraid it would compete with the US F-16 on the market. So in return the US proposed ongoing aid. You see, the US aid are not free gifts, it's a tool. Some would argue that the US foreign "aid" is economic imperialism with strings attached. 6. What will happen to Israel if the US withdraws all support and isolate Israel? The US stands to lose almost as much as Israel. Russia and China will cozy up to Israel for Israeli cutting edge technology. This will be the US and Europe's biggest nightmare, imagine Russia and China with Israeli made weapons. The US will never allow this to happen.
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@shyryu290 5. Does the US benefit from aiding Israel? Absolutely, Israel battle tested US F-15, F-16 and F-35, promoting US weapons to the world as capable and combat proven thus increasing interests and sales for the US and then sharing operation data of the systems back to the US and the US then develops newer generation aircraft and technologies with these data. Another benefit for the US is that the aid effectively "kills" Israeli military systems that competes with US made systems. The US pressured Israel to cancel Israeli Lavi fighter jet program because the US was afraid it would compete with the US F-16 on the market. So in return the US proposed ongoing aid. You see, the US aid are not free gifts, it's a tool. Some would argue that the US foreign "aid" is economic imperialism with strings attached.
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@shyryu290 6. What will happen to Israel if the US withdraws all support and isolate Israel? The US stands to lose almost as much as Israel. Russia and China will cozy up to Israel for Israeli cutting edge technology. This will be the US and Europe's biggest nightmare, imagine Russia and China with Israeli made weapons. The US will never allow this to happen.
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@shyryu290 5. Does the US benefit from aiding Israel? Absolutely, Israel battle tested US F-15, F-16 and F-35, promoting US weapons to the world as capable and combat proven thus increasing interests and sales for the US and then sharing operation data of the systems back to the US and the US then develops newer generation aircraft and technologies with these data. Another benefit for the US is that the aid effectively "kills" Israeli military systems that competes with US made systems. The US pressured Israel to cancel Israeli Lavi fighter jet program because the US was afraid it would compete with the US F-16 on the market. So in return the US proposed ongoing aid. You see, the US aid are not free gifts, it's a tool. Some would argue that the US foreign "aid" is economic imperialism with strings attached.
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@shyryu290 6. What will happen to Israel if the US withdraws all support and isolate Israel? The US stands to lose almost as much as Israel. Russia and China will cozy up to Israel for Israeli cutting edge technology. This will be the US and Europe's biggest nightmare, imagine Russia and China with Israeli made weapons. The US will never allow this to happen.
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@shyryu290 1. Why does the US provide munitions to Israel when Israel can produce them itself? The answer is simple, US aid can only be used to purchase US made weaponry. 2. Why does the US aid Israel? Because the US gains more than Israel. Israeli technology transfer, intelligence sharing of the middle east, bases to park your logistic footprint, influence, leverage, stimulus for the US economy and military industries, and come with string attached often cutting out the competition etc.. 3. What happens if the US stops aiding Israel? Israel becomes dependent on its own production line. Israel has its own defense industry and will no longer be required to be under the pressure of US interests. Receiving aid from the US makes Israel committed to US' interests and pressure. The US pressures Israel to not export Israeli made arms to certain countries deemed rogue by the US or hostile to the US. Now how much of revenue is lost annually because of this? 4. Why would the US continue to aid Israel? The aid the US provides to Israel are not free gifts. The US brokered a deal promising aid if Israel returns Sinai back to Egypt. Yes, the US made Israel give up 60,000 km2 of land (3 times bigger than Israel today) promising aid in return. 5. Does the US benefit from aiding Israel? Absolutely, Israel battle tested US F-15, F-16 and F-35, promoting US weapons to the world as capable and combat proven thus increasing interests and sales for the US and then sharing operation data of the systems back to the US. Another benefit for the US is that the aid effectively "kills" Israeli military systems that competes with US made systems. The US pressured Israel to cancel Israeli Lavi fighter jet program because the US was afraid it would compete with the US F-16 on the market. So in return the US proposed ongoing aid. You see, the US aid is not free gifts, it's a tool. Some say US foreign "aid" is economic imperialism with strings attached. 6. What will happen to Israel if the US withdraws all support and isolate Israel? The US stands to lose almost as much as Israel. Russia and China will cozy up to Israel for Israeli cutting edge technology. This will be the US and Europe's biggest nightmare, imagine Russia and China with Israeli made weapons. The US will never allow this to happen.
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@shyryu290 Israel's GDP is more than $500 billion, which means the US 17.9 billion aid is just 3.5% of Israel's GDP. The US' foreign aid is in the US' interest to have leverage over Israel. Without US aid Israel will make every missile count instead of targeting empty buildings. Which also means the war won't even cost this much. To make it simpler for you to understand, without US aid Israel wouldn't go soft on Gaza. Israel wouldn't be hitting empty buildings.
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@shyryu290 The US foreign "aid" are not free gifts. It is the US' strategy of spreading its influence globally. There are more than 150 nations in the world that receives US foreign aid. A quick reminder: The US brokered a deal promising aid if Israel returns Sinai back to Egypt. The aid are not free gifts, the US is just keeping their end of the deal. The Sinai peninsular is worth trillions of dollars. Even after 300 years the US wouldn't finish paying up.
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@shyryu290 Another quick reminder. Israel is fighting 7 fronts on multi fronts. Gaza, Judea and Samaria, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Iran. Their combined land mass is more than 100 times larger than Israel, their population is more than 10 times that of Israel and their combined GDP is much larger than Israel. And still they lost.
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@shyryu290 Imagine supposedly "winning" a single day on 7 October and then losing, 430 days straight. In war the first day is not what that counts, the last day is what matters. What happened to Japan after Pearl Harbor? The same thing was said of the Yom Kippur war about Israel invincibility. Leonid Brezhnev, leader of the USSR said this on 4 November 1973: "We have offered them (the Arabs) a sensible way for so many years. But no, they wanted to fight. Fine! We gave them technology, the latest, the kind even Vietnam didn't have. They had double superiority in tanks and aircraft, triple in artillery, and in air defense and anti-tank weapons they had absolute supremacy. And what? Once again they were beaten. Once again they scrammed. Once again they screamed for us to come save them. Sadat woke me up in the middle of the night twice over the phone, "Save me!" He demanded to send Soviet troops, and immediately! No! We are not going to fight for them."
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Israel will turn them into Sheesh kebab if they try anything funny.
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