yeah lol there's a war in gaza, there's been exchanges between israel and yemen, iran, israel striking syria, plus hizbollah has been bombing israel for 10 monhts. not a war in middle east? lool
looking at the body language of the US diplomats I get the impression that the US , for the first time is irrelevant ,......I wonder if it is the overflow of the failed US policey in Aphganistan
It wouldn't have happened if military trucks from Iran hadn’t covertly been allowed through Egypt to park on their land, providing cover for the enemy who fired over 3,000 missiles into Israel. People need to understand this fact: the missiles were launched because they had protection. Don’t support terrorism-end of.
Isra_l has been responsible for 80% of all missiles exchanged between the 2, not over decades mind you (Israel's share would be higher then) but over the last 12 months. No one should support terrorism, so why do you?
A declaration by either side, is my understanding legally. However, Israel has done that already when it updated its war aims. So I really don't understand the title of this video. It's been obvious since they moved troops north and built field hospitals. That the war had started on the Lebanese border.
It is not in America’s national security interest to get entangled in Israel’s war in Lebanon, nor in a broader conflict against Iran. Netanyahu is refusing a negotiated cease fire agreement endorsed by the U.S., the EU, the UK and other regional countries and accepted by Hamas. The end to the Gaza war will end the fighting with Hezbollah as well. Netanyahu is intent on pursuing his goals militarily rather than through negotiation. Part of his calculus is his desire to remain in power and avoid jail, much like Trump. The U.S. this time should limit its role in shooting down missiles directed toward Israel but provide the weapons and intelligence Israel needs to do so itself. The U.S. needs to end this situation of the tail wagging the dog. Netanyahu must bear the responsibility for his refusal to accept a negotiated ceasefire which can then lead to a longer term solution. Here in the U.S., no one elected or would elect Netanyahu to make our nation’s decisions on whether to go to war. So if Netanyahu and his right wing Israeli government want their wider war, let their country fight it alone. They will likely find out that summarily dismissing U.S. and European legitimate concerns is not a wise long-term strategy for a country of 9.6 million people.
The demise of the west begins in Israel and America knows that the same forces that are anti-Israel are anti-America a therefore anti-western values. Stop making excuses for terrorism!
I might agree with you, but with AIPAC spending over a 100 million on elections and most of the government already in their pockets .. there's slim chance of a change in policy. Consequently there's more American servicemen and women, in the region, now than there's been in years.
@@existentialvoid No, it isn't. It is a distraction. Israel needs new leadership that is committed to real peace. Real peace cannot be achieved without responsibly dealing with the Palestinian problem. That will never happen with Netanyahu in power; and it is up to the Israeli people to replace him. If they don't, then they shouldn't look to the U.S. to become militarily involved. A wider Middle East war, which Israel is risking by its actions, is not in the U.S. national interest because it would distract and detract from U.S. efforts to deter and/or defeat China and Russia. Israel has only 9.4 million people! The U.S. historically has stood up for Israel and continues to do so. But there must be limits consistent with the United States' overriding and separate national security interests. Your reference to Afghanistan doesn't make any sense. Israel is not the United States; and at times what Israel may consider in its national interest is not identical to the United States' national interest. A wider Middle East war is a case in point.
_The Jerusalem Massacre (1/10/1937), The Haifa Massacre (6/3/1937), The Haifa Massacre (6/7/1938), The Jerusalem Massacre (13/7/1938), The Jerusalem Massacre (15/7/1938), The Haifa Massacre (25/7/1938), The Haifa Massacre (26/7/1938), The Jerusalem Massacre (26/8/1938), The Haifa Massacre (27/3/1939), The Balad Al-Shaykh Massacre (12/6/1939), The Haifa Massacre (19/6/1939), The Al Abbasiyah Massacre (13/12/1947), The Al-Khasas Massacre (18/12/1947), The Jerusalem Massacre (29/12/1947), The Jerusalem Massacre (30/12/1947), The Balad Al-Shaykh Massacre (31/12/1947), Al-Sheikh Break Massacre (31/12/1947)_ Since you like dates and history I thought I'd pass along a list of Isra_l's atrocities before 1948 .. Not that anything that happened last century will change the consequences of allowing the leader of a minor nation half way across the world to upend international law and several decades of diplomatic efforts.
*Wonder why it took Israel took so long to try to protect itself. I also recognize that Israel has its own crimes, like stealing Palestinian territory.*
What are you even talking about? Israel has been bombing for months (since at least October 13, 2023). It's not that they've only started now, it's just that they've escalated now
@@leavesinautumn5959 not so. Lebanon was always a Christian country and was gradually taken over by Palestinians seeking war with Israel. It’s now a Muslim majority country. How did that happen? Then the Muslims started a war with the Christian’s, massacring them in 1976. Hezbollah even say they started this time because of Gaza. An area nothing to do with them. How would it be if Saudi Arabia attacked Lebanon because Hezbollah attacked Israel?
@@ThePedroski007 Isra_l kills Christians with as little remorse as it does Muslims. It's not just centuries old Mosques that they've defiled and destroyed (then uploaded it themselves to tik tok). Christian churches and holy sites were treated in much the same way. You want to set up a narrative where Muslims are the enemy and somehow it's their fault that everyone is disgusted by Isra_l right now. Both Christians and Muslims in Lebanon fought the Isra_li occupation, as both were victims of the same brutality. Neither group has warm and fuzzy feelings for Isra_l and that enmity has been earned several times over.
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Oh for Christ's sake...it already IS a war. Stop trying to fool yourselves
yeah lol there's a war in gaza, there's been exchanges between israel and yemen, iran, israel striking syria, plus hizbollah has been bombing israel for 10 monhts. not a war in middle east? lool
Who are all these Brits holidaying in Lebanon????
The good ol' blokes Abdullah and Ahmed. Proper British lads!
Hez-boll-has-been, pipe down!
Yeah, great one…
looking at the body language of the US diplomats I get the impression that the US , for the first time is irrelevant ,......I wonder if it is the overflow of the failed US policey in Aphganistan
'[I]ts'? What's with the subliterate headlines?
It wouldn't have happened if military trucks from Iran hadn’t covertly been allowed through Egypt to park on their land, providing cover for the enemy who fired over 3,000 missiles into Israel. People need to understand this fact: the missiles were launched because they had protection. Don’t support terrorism-end of.
Isra_l has been responsible for 80% of all missiles exchanged between the 2, not over decades mind you (Israel's share would be higher then) but over the last 12 months. No one should support terrorism, so why do you?
Tell me ...What determines if it IS a war or not?
You need an A3 sized placard declaring war, preferably in red ink.
A declaration by either side, is my understanding legally. However, Israel has done that already when it updated its war aims. So I really don't understand the title of this video. It's been obvious since they moved troops north and built field hospitals. That the war had started on the Lebanese border.
It is not in America’s national security interest to get entangled in Israel’s war in Lebanon, nor in a broader conflict against Iran. Netanyahu is refusing a negotiated cease fire agreement endorsed by the U.S., the EU, the UK and other regional countries and accepted by Hamas. The end to the Gaza war will end the fighting with Hezbollah as well. Netanyahu is intent on pursuing his goals militarily rather than through negotiation. Part of his calculus is his desire to remain in power and avoid jail, much like Trump. The U.S. this time should limit its role in shooting down missiles directed toward Israel but provide the weapons and intelligence Israel needs to do so itself. The U.S. needs to end this situation of the tail wagging the dog. Netanyahu must bear the responsibility for his refusal to accept a negotiated ceasefire which can then lead to a longer term solution. Here in the U.S., no one elected or would elect Netanyahu to make our nation’s decisions on whether to go to war. So if Netanyahu and his right wing Israeli government want their wider war, let their country fight it alone. They will likely find out that summarily dismissing U.S. and European legitimate concerns is not a wise long-term strategy for a country of 9.6 million people.
The demise of the west begins in Israel and America knows that the same forces that are anti-Israel are anti-America a therefore anti-western values. Stop making excuses for terrorism!
100% on point. I'm not holding my breath though, Israel has pretty much bought out our entire government.
I might agree with you, but with AIPAC spending over a 100 million on elections and most of the government already in their pockets .. there's slim chance of a change in policy. Consequently there's more American servicemen and women, in the region, now than there's been in years.
You’re wrong - it is very much in US national security interest.
You are proposing the Afgan solution.
@@existentialvoid No, it isn't. It is a distraction. Israel needs new leadership that is committed to real peace. Real peace cannot be achieved without responsibly dealing with the Palestinian problem. That will never happen with Netanyahu in power; and it is up to the Israeli people to replace him. If they don't, then they shouldn't look to the U.S. to become militarily involved.
A wider Middle East war, which Israel is risking by its actions, is not in the U.S. national interest because it would distract and detract from U.S. efforts to deter and/or defeat China and Russia.
Israel has only 9.4 million people! The U.S. historically has stood up for Israel and continues to do so. But there must be limits consistent with the United States' overriding and separate national security interests.
Your reference to Afghanistan doesn't make any sense. Israel is not the United States; and at times what Israel may consider in its national interest is not identical to the United States' national interest. A wider Middle East war is a case in point.
Is nutinahoo mates with Pootin ??
Where is the British charter flight to collect the Brits stuck in Beirut? Mr. Starmer please send charter to Beirut to collect British citizens!
@@dianamincher6479 *Only terribly naive, underinformed Brits will have gone to Lebanon.*
love youre reporting.....
See how Rodney Did this
Every been before in that part of the world...has she heard of what happened in 1948 and 1967 lollll
It’s always been on the brink of war. Thousands of years.
_The Jerusalem Massacre (1/10/1937), The Haifa Massacre (6/3/1937), The Haifa Massacre (6/7/1938), The Jerusalem Massacre (13/7/1938), The Jerusalem Massacre (15/7/1938), The Haifa Massacre (25/7/1938), The Haifa Massacre (26/7/1938), The Jerusalem Massacre (26/8/1938), The Haifa Massacre (27/3/1939), The Balad Al-Shaykh Massacre (12/6/1939), The Haifa Massacre (19/6/1939), The Al Abbasiyah Massacre (13/12/1947), The Al-Khasas Massacre (18/12/1947), The Jerusalem Massacre (29/12/1947), The Jerusalem Massacre (30/12/1947), The Balad Al-Shaykh Massacre (31/12/1947), Al-Sheikh Break Massacre (31/12/1947)_ Since you like dates and history I thought I'd pass along a list of Isra_l's atrocities before 1948 .. Not that anything that happened last century will change the consequences of allowing the leader of a minor nation half way across the world to upend international law and several decades of diplomatic efforts.
Ok more Refugees too europa...
America and "Europa" are jointly funding, arming and facilitating the war so .. cause and effect.
*Wonder why it took Israel took so long to try to protect itself. I also recognize that Israel has its own crimes, like stealing Palestinian territory.*
They were fighting Iran’s Hamas, now they have to fight Iran’s Hezbollah even though Hezbollah has been bombing them for 11 months.
What are you even talking about? Israel has been bombing for months (since at least October 13, 2023). It's not that they've only started now, it's just that they've escalated now
@@leavesinautumn5959 not so. Lebanon was always a Christian country and was gradually taken over by Palestinians seeking war with Israel. It’s now a Muslim majority country. How did that happen? Then the Muslims started a war with the Christian’s, massacring them in 1976. Hezbollah even say they started this time because of Gaza. An area nothing to do with them. How would it be if Saudi Arabia attacked Lebanon because Hezbollah attacked Israel?
@@ThePedroski007 Exactly!
@@ThePedroski007 Isra_l kills Christians with as little remorse as it does Muslims. It's not just centuries old Mosques that they've defiled and destroyed (then uploaded it themselves to tik tok). Christian churches and holy sites were treated in much the same way.
You want to set up a narrative where Muslims are the enemy and somehow it's their fault that everyone is disgusted by Isra_l right now. Both Christians and Muslims in Lebanon fought the Isra_li occupation, as both were victims of the same brutality. Neither group has warm and fuzzy feelings for Isra_l and that enmity has been earned several times over.
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