Israel, Yemen & the War on Gaza

One million Pali Arabs could be ‘permanently relocated’ to war-torn Libya under US plans

The idea has been discussed with Libya’s leadership, sources told Sky’s US partner network NBC News, and would potentially see billions of dollars in frozen Libyan funds released.

In other words, Libyans would get their hands on their money, and the murderous Hamasniks from Gaza would cross the Mediterranean to claim asylum in Eurabia.

Israel Threatens Houthi Leader, Bombs Yemeni Ports After Missile Attacks

Israel Threatens Houthi Leader, Bombs Yemeni Ports After Missile Attacks

Israeli fighter jets carried out a wave of airstrikes in Yemen on Friday afternoon, targeting two Houthi-controlled ports in the west of the country, and threatened to kill the terror group’s leader, in response to the Iran-backed group’s ongoing missile and drone attacks on Israel

Israel Waited For Trump To Depart Gulf Before Launching Biggest Anti-Houthi Strikes Yet

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major operation includes dozens of aircrafts, & refueler and surveillance planes…

IDF Launches ‘Operation Gideon’s Chariots’ to Clear Hamas from Gaza

What Mohammedans really think:

The IDF and Shin Bet have confirmed the targeted killing of Arab “journalist” Hassan Eslaiah in an overnight strike on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza. Authorities say Eslaiah was a Hamas member posing as a journalist. On October 7, 2023, he entered Israel with Hamas terrorists, documenting their assault on Kibbutz Nir Oz and a burning tank near the Gaza border.
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Qatar:
 
 
If Qatar is so close with Hamas, how on earth can they be regarded as an ally of the United States?
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Treasury sanctions could be a death knell for UNRWA.
 
No country that wishes to do business with the United States would be willing to financially support the agency. No bank would be willing to processes a transaction on UNRWA’s behalf for fear of being subject to U.S. sanctions.
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The ‘nakba’ is not our problem

When it was originally introduced in the late 1940s, the word nakba had nothing to do with the plight of the Palestinian refugees or their dubious claim to be the uninterrupted, indigenous inhabitants of a land seized by dispossessing foreign colonists. Popularized by the late Syrian writer Constantine Zureik in a 1948 book titled The Meaning of Disaster, the nakba described therein was, as the Israeli scholar Shany Mor has crisply pointed out, simply “the failure of the Arabs to defeat the Jews.”