Things just keep getting worse for awful people. I’d be sad if it didn’t mean there might be some small sliver of hope for the people they’ve abused for so long. Maybe Lebanon will finally be free of their tyranny and fearmongering.
Please. Stop with the good news.
Damn, it’s a good day be not a terrorist.
Oofff good news to see.
Well, Hezbollah must be running out of top commanders. Maybe they should consider hiring a bodyguard or two.
Even with this precision Israel gets criticised for civilan casulaties. Apparently 3 kids, which is terrible. But what i don’t understand is why is there always kids around these Hamas/Hezbollah leaders/commanders when they are obviously targets? Do they have some constant “bring your kids to work-day” going on? Why don’t they get criticised for that?
Why would Hezbollah announce that “another top commander post” is available. It’s counter intuitive that they inform the world who their leaders are or am I not thinking enterprise and opportunity of going-up-the-ladder enough?
Pro Palestinians in shambles, it was a tough week
Hezbollah to be renamed Hezbollllllah with the about of L’s they been taking.
Note that Beirut did not ask Israel to stop
This is maybe a naive question, but why do military organizations report that their leaders have been killed? Or, I guess, why do we believe them? Wouldn’t it be more advantageous to keep it under wraps or, alternatively, be like, “… oh no! … you totally got our big boss man… yep. He’s definitely dead now and not safe and drinking tea ten miles away…”
2 birds in 1 stone
First part in the movie, hamas 2nd part is hezbollah
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Fantastic 2 in 1.
Things just keep getting worse for awful people. I’d be sad if it didn’t mean there might be some small sliver of hope for the people they’ve abused for so long. Maybe Lebanon will finally be free of their tyranny and fearmongering.
Please. Stop with the good news.
Damn, it’s a good day be not a terrorist.
Oofff good news to see.
Well, Hezbollah must be running out of top commanders. Maybe they should consider hiring a bodyguard or two.
Even with this precision Israel gets criticised for civilan casulaties. Apparently 3 kids, which is terrible. But what i don’t understand is why is there always kids around these Hamas/Hezbollah leaders/commanders when they are obviously targets? Do they have some constant “bring your kids to work-day” going on? Why don’t they get criticised for that?
Why would Hezbollah announce that “another top commander post” is available. It’s counter intuitive that they inform the world who their leaders are or am I not thinking enterprise and opportunity of going-up-the-ladder enough?
Pro Palestinians in shambles, it was a tough week
Hezbollah to be renamed Hezbollllllah with the about of L’s they been taking.
Note that Beirut did not ask Israel to stop
This is maybe a naive question, but why do military organizations report that their leaders have been killed? Or, I guess, why do we believe them? Wouldn’t it be more advantageous to keep it under wraps or, alternatively, be like, “… oh no! … you totally got our big boss man… yep. He’s definitely dead now and not safe and drinking tea ten miles away…”
2 birds in 1 stone
First part in the movie, hamas 2nd part is hezbollah
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