/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

>Liwa al-Quds has completed the shipment of its troops to #DEZ CS.
>It is likely that soon a military operation of the SAA and the Allied forces will take place in the SE Desert against Daesh.
https://twitter.com/Bosni94/status/1085921281839714304
al-Quds, PMU, ISIS hunters, Russians and regular SAA. This will be one hell of a desert combing.

>>198879
God bless.

>the news that Tiger Forces are heading to NW Hama is false
https://twitter.com/Bosni94/status/1085936332340412417
Qalaat announcement was maskirovka?
The Russians forced Suheil to read Sun Tzu and awarded him the Surorov medal for it or what?

Calling it now lads, I'm eager to get that 200,000 get when it comes around in a few days. I'll make it based and redpilled.

>>198874
Thank you for baking, lawgoy!

>>198884 →
Well, I hope you are right.
An isolated HTS would obviously be good, as Idlib would be ripe for conquest!

get

>>198888
Sieg

>>198889
HEIL

#Breaking
French president @EmmanuelMacron asserted that French troops will not leave #Syria
French army will stay in #Syria at least until 2020 to support the #SDF in fight against the #IS
The bombing by IS showed that the IS isn’t defeated

https://twitter.com/BarzanSadiq/status/1085944467268530180

Shitmupdates - Delayed posts from yesterday edition.
>but there's not really a difference between what the Shitmap looks like as of yesterday and what the situation looks like now

>>198860 →
>>198862 →
>>198864 →
Not a bad haul.
Smuggling weaponry to the Homs/DeZ area i guess.

>>198898
Bloody 'ell, it's been over a year and they're still finding weapons caches in DeZ.

>>198899
Nah, check the linked posts, it was an ambush on a smuggling route for sure.

>>198900
Oh...

As per @ragipsoylu's new report, it looks like #America, #UK & #France are looking at a #NATO-like safe zone for NE #Syria:

- Rural areas controlled in cooperation w. #Turkey.
- The #SDF would remain in urban zones.

#Ankara may accept.

via @ragipsoylu

>>198903
>- Rural areas controlled in cooperation w. #Turkey.
There isn't enough coalition manpower to patrol all of that, are they seriously just gonna hand over the countryside to T*rkey and their jihadi minions? and the k*rds will accept that?
Geez, NATOs autistic stubbornness never disappoints.

>>198905
My guess is that this tweet is just retarded speculation and pulled out of tweeps ass.

>>198906
Is there another way for T*rkey to be satisfied without having their own troops or mercenaries in the zone?
I guess a death march for all k*rds would suffice.

>>198903
>ISIS controls Sukhnah in that map
U fokken what middleeasteye?

>>198910
You didn't hear? ISIS took over the town from within last night and set up shop in al-Safa as well for good measure.
The #AssadPutin bots are covering it up.

>Video of clashes from Hawi Susah and SVBIED attack SE #DeirEzzor
https://twitter.com/RisboLensky/status/1086005355484721152
Also pics from the battle in the thread i forgot to post.
I had a hunch some of them were there.
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=34.515539&lon=40.985098&z=15&m=bs&show=/37200329/Hawi-al-Susah

https://twitter.com/DeirEzzor24/status/1086002263934595072
#D24 #Daesh launched an attack on the #SDF positions in Ash-Shafah town east of #DeirEzzor, taking advantage of fog dominating the area.

>Ayy lmoa

>>198915
Literal *teleports behind you*.
They must've went through the desert, the frontline in the Euphrates is too goddamn narrow for that...
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=34.553932&lon=40.978231&z=13&m=bs&gz=0;409632968;344963709;0;16977;153636;0;311565;117417;372505;233404;394392;313312;378298;494668;184321;597171;38838;559352

Syrian War Daily – 17th of January 2019
https://syrianwardaily.com/2019/01/17/syrian-war-daily-17th-of-january-2019/

>>198920
also has Afghanistan bits btw
>>198915

>Israeli jets are flying over west #Lebanon close to the #Syria/n borders
>2 jets dropped flares for unknown reason.
https://twitter.com/SyrainMC/status/1086015047636340737
What will it be this time, a warehouse in Kishma or Damascus airport? Place your bets!

>>198923
I saw those Afghan bits.
Taliban are taking over Alish- wait wasn't that marked as Taliban controlled on my Shitmaps?
SHEIT

>>198924
> a warehouse in Kishma or Damascus airport?
nah i feel like it'll be Soleimani's personal bunker where he was meeting both Assad and Khamenei

>>198924
Warehouse

Afghan Shitmupdates - Gov't advances

#Syria: Video shows #HTS raid against #Assad regime fighters in #Masasnah Checkpoint in Northern #Hama a few days ago. HTS fighters are using AKs and suppressor

https://twitter.com/worldonalert/status/1086025879971614720

>>198903
That's rightful Armenian clay.

Photos from today showing Brigadier General Suheil al-Hassan alongside Commander Ali Taha at one of the Idlib Frontlines.
Western Hama / Western Ghab Plain Area

>2 Su-34 fighter-bombers collide mid-flight in #Russia’s Far East over Sea of Japan
F

>>199021
RIP

>>199054
could'a, would'a, should'a
Haha, I love it when Turkey is upset. It means something good has happened.

>>199055
Easy with the good vibes, these are k*rds that we are dealing in here, they might eventually kick-in their "bijij biji we wuz mountainz" protocole.

>>199056
True. But the fact that they are reaching out to the SAR at all, implies that the talk of US withdrawal has made them vulnerable. So you could also look at it that way, it's a good sign, to say the least.

>>199021
the absolute state of RuAF

>>199058
top fucking lel that Apo
wholesome meme

>>199060
Ta. In hindsight, it was rushed and the sword should have been a news article demonstrating a friendly relationship between Israel and the rebels. I can see what I was going for but I now think it would have made more sense the other way.

Turkey to hold talks with Russia on new buffer zone in northern Syria

nkara will continue talks with Moscow concerning the establishment of a security zone in northern Syria, Turkish Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hami Aksoy said at a briefing on Friday.

“We have been for a long time pointing to the need to create a buffer zone to ensure the security of refugees but our initiative was not supported,” he noted. “We will continue to maintain contacts on the issue with our Russian partners. Presidents Erdogan and Putin will discuss it in Russia on January 23,” he added.

https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/turkey-to-hold-talks-with-russia-on-new-buffer-zone-in-northern-syria/

Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika issues a decree calling a much anticipated presidential election for April 18 but without saying whether he will seek a new term

https://twitter.com/AFP/status/1086222921998262272

>>199061
It made perfect sense as is, implying that the FSA are a tool of the kikes whether they like it or not. Not being too brash about it (i.e using that headline) will embolden FSA supporters to speak out, causing further butthurt if faced with the truth afterwards.
In hindsight, lucky thing the majority of FSA chose to remain with T*rkey and/or literally al-Qaeda instead of continuing the moderate larp with the burgers.
Just imagine if FSA allied with SDF, HTS disbanded and they all got serious US protection in Idlib and Daraa like in SDF territory, what a shitshow.

>Secret meeting between the US and North Korea in Stockholm is currently underway
Hmm?

>>199064
so he's finally dead

>>199069
Nonsense.

>>199069
étiez-vous Bouteflika 2019? Je me suis toujours demandé

>>199071
no

>>199073
??
translate

>>199072
ok

>>199074
>translate
aren't you supposed to be able to?
btw it means "no arabs without Sham (levant)"

>>199075
>>199076
>"No Arabs without Sham"
thx.

>aren't you supposed to be able to?
wut
since when do I know Arabic

>>199077
is arab and hebrew almost the same? like spanish and portuguese?
plus you have to deal with arabs on a daily basis, do they have to speak hebrew to you or do the jews learn arabic to talk with them?

>>199079
>is arab and hebrew almost the same? like spanish and portuguese?
No, not that close at all. the alphabet is similar in letters(as in alef=alif mem/mim etc), but the writing and pronunciation of words is completely different. you can pick up a few words here and there that has the same roots but generally it sounds pretty alien.

>plus you have to deal with arabs on a daily basis, do they have to speak hebrew
Yes, that's generally the case. most Arabs speak Hebrew quite fluently. Arabic speaking Jews are quote low in comparison despite the fact Arabic is mandatory since grade 4. but I was a bad student. I think Arabic is harder since it has way more dialects and novelties.

>>199080
>most Arabs speak Hebrew quite fluently. Arabic speaking Jews are quote low in comparison
you people are slowly getting outjewed by the Arabs

>>199081
Well it makes sense for them to speak Hebrew since there's more Jews around. they have lots of shops and business around and most clients speak Hebrew. maybe when they reach parity in 2040-2050 Jews won't have a choice but to start speaking Arabic.

>>199082
makes sense, i thought arabs lived isolated in their own neighborhoods with little to no contact with jews
btw redpill me about the apartheid system

>>199083
>makes sense, i thought arabs lived isolated in their own neighborhoods with little to no contact with jews
for the most part, but there's lots of mixed cities and neighborhoods. Acre, Haifa, Jaffa, Nazareth are considered mixed cities. shitton of Bedouin in beersheva too. also they have to deal with the gov. in Hebrew so have to know the basics at least.

>btw redpill me about the apartheid system
wdym? there's no apartheid :^)

>>199084
>for the most part, but there's lots of mixed cities and neighborhoods. Acre, Haifa, Jaffa, Nazareth are considered mixed cities. shitton of Bedouin in beersheva too. also they have to deal with the gov. in Hebrew so have to know the basics at least.
interesting, and here i thought it was the government that was adapting to the arabs and not the other way around
>wdym? there's no apartheid :^)
come on, i just wanted a first hand experience without the BS i usually get when i ask random israelis

>>199085
>interesting, and here i thought it was the government that was adapting to the arabs and not the other way around
Signs and such are in Arabic since it's an official language but speech wise Hebrew is still dominant. I think it's easier for Arabs to learn Hebrew than the other way around, there's lots of borrowed Arab in modern Hebrew.

>come on, i just wanted a first hand experience without the BS i usually get when i ask random israelis
Well what in particular? there's low key racism and if you have Arab sounding name you probably won't get a job at Intel, but there's also lots of Affirmative action to compensate for it.

>>199085
>>199086
forgot pic

>>199086
>Well what in particular?
what about the different busses for arabs vs israeli (where israelis have obviously the better quality) and universities that have a restriction for arabs/make it harder for arabs to join and ambulances that provide different qualities depending if you're living in an arab area or jew area

>>199087
more borrows

>>199088
>what about the different busses for arabs vs israeli
Not sure where you saw that. maybe in Jerusalem/west bank where there's segregation due to security reasons, but in other places it's the same/mixed.

>and universities that have a restriction for arabs/make it harder for arabs to join
This is definitely not true. if anything the other way around, they have lower standard tests and easier Threshold tests for uni. it's why there's so many Arab doctors too, it's way easier for them to get into med school.

>and ambulances that provide different qualities depending if you're living in an arab area or jew area
Never heard about that. sometimes ambulances don't go into Arab neighborhoods because they get pelted with rocks. same thing happens in Haredi neighborhoods too.

>>199090
then maybe it was discrimination between israeli citizens (arab or jews) vs arabs without israeli citizenship

>>199091
>arabs without israeli citizenship
that's a highly politicized issue but they usually refer to themselves as Palestinians and thus legally speaking aren't bound for the benefits of Israeli citizenship. those are mostly WB and East Jerusalem people who work inside Israel, it's quite a clusterfuck there. all others have blue ID. it's also the most terror-laden places/people so yeah there's animosity towards them I won't lie.

>>199092
so they can be employed but don't have access to the benefits of israeli citizenship? i guess the life of a non israeli arab must be pretty shit in term of access to services such as hospitals and universities especially when they compare themselves to israeli arabs
btw how come there wasn't a movement from jews to ban arabs from getting israeli citizenship so they could get all the good stuff for themselves? (i mean back in the 40's 50's where it all began)

>>199093
>so they can be employed but don't have access to the benefits of israeli citizenship?
Correct, they have work permits, but nothing else.

> i guess the life of a non israeli arab must be pretty shit in term of access to services such as hospitals and universities especially when they compare themselves to israeli arabs
Yeah, I suppose so. the facilities in the West Bank are inadequate in most cases. so you could say they there's discrimination against them, but then again they pretty much oppose the state itself, so there's that.

>btw how come there wasn't a movement from jews to ban arabs from getting israeli citizenship so they could get all the good stuff for themselves? (i mean back in the 40's 50's where it all began)
Good Q. I suppose they just lacked foresight. back then there was plenty of open discrimination though.

>While most Arabs remaining in Israel were granted citizenship, they were subject to martial law in the early years of the state.[43][44] Travel permits, curfews, administrative detentions, and expulsions were part of life until 1966. A variety of Israeli legislative measures facilitated the transfer of land abandoned by Arabs to state ownership. These included the Absentee Property Law of 1950 which allowed the state to take control of land belonging to land owners who emigrated to other countries, and the Land Acquisition Law of 1953 which authorized the Ministry of Finance to transfer expropriated land to the state. Other common legal expedients included the use of emergency regulations to declare land belonging to Arab citizens a closed military zone, followed by the use of Ottoman legislation on abandoned land to take control of the land.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_citizens_of_Israel#1949%E2%80%931966

>>199068
>Stockholm
dude, go there and sneek in!

>The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) has canceled their military operation in eastern Syria, a source in Damascus told Al-Masdar News this afternoon.
>According to the source, the Syrian Arab Army has begun redeploying a large number of soldiers from the eastern Homs and Deir Ezzor regions to the Hama and Idlib provinces.
>The source said the reason for the mass redeployment is due to the pressing need to retake areas in northwest Syria that are currently controlled by the jihadist rebels of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham and the Turkestan Islamic Party.
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-cancels-east-syria-offensive-to-concentrate-on-hama-idlib/
Hmm, Liwa al-Quds just arrived in DeZ in full force and PMU announced they'd join SAA for an operation on the border so I doubt it's entirely called off tbqh.
or it's maskirovka

>>199094
>the Absentee Property Law of 1950
>proceed to complain about arab countries who took over property of jews who left for israel
btw most arab countries gained independence way after 1950 so that makes israel the one who started it :^)

aside from that is there any legal discrimination between arabs israelis vs jewish israelis(as in not an individual doing it on his own but a law making it real) for instance being barred from sensitive jobs in the government/army/police
also how come affirmative action still persist to this day without any major political move to make it even between arab isralis and jewish israelis?

>>199095
Would take 3 hours to get there...

>>199099
3 hours is nothing compared to the privilege of being able to see the great leader kim jong-un in person

>>199097
>proceed to complain about arab countries who took over property of jews who left for israel
kek, I had the same thing in mind.

>aside from that is there any legal discrimination between arabs israelis vs jewish israelis(as in not an individual doing it on his own but a law making it real) for instance being barred from sensitive jobs in the government/army/police
No, I don't think so. the gov. became pretty sensitive to it since the 2000's and most laws state you have to give equal opportunity yadda yadda. plenty of Arabs in the army/police (they don't have to enlist unlike Jews tho, so still in smaller numbers since many are called traitors if they do). also many judges/soccer players and what not. currently 13(out of 120) members in the Knesset. and probably will grow in next elections.

>Research: 7.7% of judges in Israel are Arabs
https://www.haaretz.co.il/news/law/.premium-1.2649879

pic related is an Arab judge in the Supreme Court.

>>199101
interesting
btw about gun rights do they also get the same gun rights as israeli jews or are they untrusted on the possession of firearms?

>>199102
gun laws are quite strict for everyone.
>In 2018, Israel significantly loosened firearms restrictions, allowing all citizens who had undergone combat training as a combat soldier in the army, to apply for a license. This only applies to those who have passed infantry rifle training

>Prior to 2018, when laws were changed to allow all former combat soldiers to apply for a license, only a small group of people had been eligible for firearms licenses: certain retired military personnel, police officers or prison guards; residents of settlements or those who often work in such towns; and licensed hunters and animal-control officers.

most people don't carry, there's just a lot of soldiers with rifles so there's a misconception about it.

#Syria explosion Hayyet Tahrir al-Sham HQ in al-Metlaq neighbourhood south #Idlib City, reports of injuries among HTS fighters

#ISIS has released photos showing its militants’ clash with #PKK in the city of #Soussa,

>>199105
>in the city of #Soussa
The pics and the video is from Hawi al Susah (Soussa) to be precise
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=34.517448&lon=40.978060&z=15&m=bs&show=/37200329/Hawi-al-Susah

>>199104
>A mighty explosion has hit #HTS | #Nusra | #Syrian #AlQaeda checkpoint in the Southern part of #Idlib city. The #VBIED attack has reportedly killed at least 10 #terrorists.

>>199108
aye

>>199103
and here i thought it was more gun friendly because of muh random hamas fighter popping out of nowhere in the middle of a busy street to gun down jews

>>199107
>>199106
>>199105
you do realize that you can upload multiple pics in one post?

>>199104
>>199110
Revenge for the 4 IS members executed i guess.

>>199112
yeh it's a common misconception I hear. there's always lots of soldiers around with weapons so its misleading. personal/civvie guns are quite rare.

>>199112
>>199113
>you do realize that you can upload multiple pics in one post?
mmm nope, but I do now, thx!

>>199114
>yeh it's a common misconception I hear.
well all these pics of israeli thots in civvie clothes with an ar 15 over their shoulder is quite confusing

>>199115
kek. yeah that propaganda really went out of control.

Breaking: Massive explosion rocks Idlib city, 15+ killed
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/breaking-massive-explosion-rocks-idlib-city-15-killed/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

>>199128
How do you even manage to find these places and pinpoint their exact location

>>199129
I have an autism.

Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper reported that #Moscow had conveyed a message to #Israel that it could not continue to accept its attacks in the area of ​​#Damascus International Airport.

This is because the attacks cause the regional airlines that want to operate in #Syria to reconsider their decision. #Moscow also informed that it intends to rebuild the airport. #Russia (Kan 11 #Israel)

https://twitter.com/HotNewsl/status/1086309758502666242

>>199136
fair enough

>>199137
>This is because the attacks cause the regional airlines that want to operate in #Syria to reconsider their decision.
Absolutely, even ignoring the fact that Israel is violating the rights of another sovereign country, if one is to consider that the Israeli Jets really did hide behind commercial airliners last attack, with airlines such as Oman Air, Gulf Air and Etihad Airways saying they want to restart flights to Damascus, Israel can't keep the region in a state of war and provoke civilian deaths.
>https://www.lonelyplanet.com/news/2019/01/18/flights-syria-uae-oman-bahrain/

>>199137
how will bibi react?
>inb4 he flex

>>199150
make up more BS about the memestrikes and iran, probably. deep down he knows it's over and rn he's only worried about not ending in jail.

>>199152
> deep down he knows it's over and rn he's only worried about not ending in jail.
never thought i'd say that but F

>>199154
why tho? he's actually pretty decent for an israeli pm as in he's very moderate compared to the most radicals elements of the right from knesset

>>199160
sure, but he's been PM for 10 years and barely accomplished shit.

>>199161
compared to the average politician, being able to not fuck up bigly is already a lot
who do you think would be better than him?

>>199161
https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/weapons/a25694644/avangard-hypersonic-weapon/ Some are pointed at Israel. There is no escaping this shoah

>>199163
>compared to the average politician, being able to not fuck up bigly is already a lot
well yeah, he pretty much just stalled for years. he's a good diplo.

>who do you think would be better than him?
No one currently running tbh. all a bunch of literally whos not up his caliber.

>>199166
> all a bunch of literally whos not up his caliber.
you just summed up politicians of the 21 century
btw i never asked you this but what do you think of assad?

>>199167
that's quite a broad question
I guess he played his cards right considering he's winning.

>>199167
btw, fresh of the oven:
Israel's Attorney General to recommend indictment of #Netanyahu, media report
https://twitter.com/i24NEWS_EN/status/1086370431861473280

>>199168
don't you think of him as too weak both inside his rule (as in easily controlled by his russian and iranian allies wxho are using his country as their own playground) and weak in terms of reactions vs israeli attacks
also do you see him being forced into a war with israel because of iranian pressure to use syria as a launching pad

>>199167
you should know what a fucked up government is Frenchman
>>199166
>Bibi
>Caliber
choose one

>>199170
> (as in easily controlled by his russian and iranian allies wxho are using his country as their own playground)
nah, that who be true for anyone in his place. I imagine Bassel would have crushed the rebellion early on much faster ala Hafez in 1982. perhaps he was a bit too optimistic when it started.

>and weak in terms of reactions vs israeli attacks
def no, he knows it isn't against him or SAA, he's clever enough not to take the bait.

>also do you see him being forced into a war with israel because of iranian pressure to use syria as a launching pad
long term it's very possible assuming things go as they do now. guess it depends on how effective Russia's mediation will be.

>>199173
do you think iranian militias/IRGC will be a challenge for IDF?
also what are your thoughts on iran in general

>>199174
>do you think iranian militias/IRGC will be a challenge for IDF?
I assume Hizb is their most capable/quality fighting force. other militias might not be as trained, but generally, sure. and don't forget that modern IDF is a castrated soy band.

>also what are your thoughts on iran in general
nice place, their obsession with Israel seems a bit too forced at times. but hey, can't say they're not dedicated.

>>199176
thanks for the insights

>>199177
Did you visit it during your trip? if so what did you think of it.

>>199178
nah but i plan on doing it

>>199176
>but hey, can't say they're not dedicated.
Not like it's not working in both sides, huh (((Greatest Ally)))? ;^)

>>199179
godspeed

>>199180
takes one to know one :^)

>Video from Brigadier General Suheil al-Hassan touring one of the Idlib Frontline Areas @ Western Hama / Western Ghab Plain Area
https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/1086518829407186944
What kind of majoosayri ritual is that?
>9th Division Heading from #Daraa to #Idlib #Idleb #Edlib #Edleb Countryside.
https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/1086517155879964673
>>199200
>Video: Units of #LiwaalQuds, pro-#Assad Palestinian militia, are in the desert of #Syria's #Homs Province for seek-and-search ops. to discover #Daesh|#ISIS caches and shelters. The video has been captured somewhere between the 55-km zone of #AlTanf and the T2 #oil pumping station.
https://twitter.com/smmsyria/status/1086555572248477697
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=34.155568&lon=39.819260&z=11&m=bs&gz=0;393870162;336912097;0;0;7669830;6873694
>New video from Chinese Reporters with Abu Zakkour the Yellow man of Aleppo
https://youtu.be/cnElFzHA_hM
>>199139
Seriously though in the second picture it was clearly visible that it wasn't a residential neighborhood and the highway circling the city was visible.
I just waved my cursor around south of the town looking for a match.

https://www.rt.com/news/449052-colombia-car-bomb-bogota/
> Car bomb kills 21 people at police academy in Bogotá, Colombia
smells like to me it's a false flag to get colombia to side on an mutt invasion of venezuela

Another bombing in Sherawa district of Afrin brings the total to 3 bombings in 18 hours. All targeting Turkish backed rebels
https://twitter.com/ConflictsW/status/1086654901831241728

>>199287
https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel/193309-190116-21-year-old-israeli-woman-found-dead-near-melbourne-train-station
>Israeli student murdered in Australia while on phone with her sister
>She was identified as Aiia Maasarwe, a 21-year old Israeli from the Arab city of Baqa al-Garbiyeh, who was studying abroad in Melbourne.
is it a jewish name or an arab name? (can't tell because arabs in the levant tend to come up with unusual names sometimes)

>>199289
Pally.
killed by an abo.

Reports about the exit of the families of ISIS fighters from the villages of Al Aarkoub, Al Sfafna, and Al Marashda. they gathered in Al Baghour so their deporting would start

https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/1086671742888759298

Breaking: Jihadists, Turkish-backed rebels reach new deal to block Syrian Army’s Idlib offensive

BEIRUT, LEBANON (6:20 P.M.) – Minutes ago, the Turkish-backed National Liberation Front and jihadist rebels of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham announced that they reached an agreement in the Al-Ghaab Plain.

https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/breaking-jihadists-turkish-backed-rebels-reach-new-deal-to-block-syrian-armys-idlib-offensive/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

>>199299
thx
also
>quoting partisanthot
yikes

>>199303
I know, I just find her autistic sperging over the ID amusing.

>>199304
>writing in chinese because that's what australian will most likely understand
kek

>>199305
wew, I missed it. assumed it was arabic before looking kek.

>>199306
btw redpill me about colonies in west bank
why does the government allow it considering all the effort they do to appease palestinians?
also why do they violate the agreements they signed about the partition?

>>199309
>why does the government allow it considering all the effort they do to appease palestinians?
simple lebensraum. withdrawing from it means no strategic dept and dangerously close proximity of Arab villages to Tel Aviv. also no practical way to evacuate all the Jews there ala gaza 2005.

>also why do they violate the agreements they signed about the partition?
which one in particular? pics related

>>199311
>withdrawing from it means no strategic dept and dangerously close proximity of Arab villages to Tel Aviv
it's not like these sparse jury rigged shacks made by colonist can act as an actual wall against arab presence, plus there are already a lot of arabs inside of israel
>which one in particular?
the one of 47, sure arabs rejected it, but jews accepted to stay in their UN delimited area so why colonizing the palestinian ones?

>>199312
Jews will be Jews

>>199312
>it's not like these sparse jury rigged shacks made by colonist can act as an actual wall against arab presence
no, but there's military presence there that can, and it's bound to them. can't have the army there if you officially return it to Palestine.

>the one of 47, sure arabs rejected it, but jews accepted to stay in their UN delimited area so why colonizing the palestinian ones?
Well, it was Egyptian/Jordanian back then, and then with the aftermath of the war it became a giant clusterfuck. security-wise it would be suicidal, they'd be at tunnel range from TA. also essential in order to keep the Jordanian border sealed.
but really it all comes down to the practicality of it and the inability to do anything. IDF had issues evacuating ~10,000 jews from the Gaza settlements, there's no way to evacuate ~800,000 people from there even if a mega-lefty PM would order it.

also people are now even more wary of withdrawing after the Gaza withdrawal. the appeasement only strengthened Hamas and all the pre 2005 talks about utopia-vacation-peaceful coexistence on gaza's beach dreams quickly faded with reality of rockets.
so it's ain't happening. pally's know this, but I don't they care. it's all just rhetoric from both sides and that's why Trump peace plan will also fail.

>>199312
>>199315
AFAIK Olmert's plan was the most radical and I don't think they'll ever get a better offer.

>>199315
>>199312
>. pally's know this, but I don't they care.
the last pic in my post shows why. theyr'e stalling until they're the majority in WB and then it's a whole new ball game.

>>199176
>modern IDF is a castrated soy band.
why is that?

>>199315
>can't have the army there if you officially return it to Palestine.
but isn't it already "officially" part of palestine? plus why do you need to add settlers to justify military presence when the presence of settlers is already illegal (ie why bothering to add the middle man (settlers) ) especially considering the fact that the army is already present in areas where there aren't any settlers

>>199322
too much vacations (as in little real "boots on the ground" conflict) plus israeli people are becoming fat and lazy due to long peace so good luck pulling civilian conscript out of their comfortable life into the harshness of war and getting good results vs battle hardened hezbollah who had all this time to hone their skills in syria

>>199324
>>199322
the only competent branch is IAF because they get to train regularly with their bombing missions

>>199324
>>199325
I see. Thought they put a premium on defense and would not let standards fall especially considering they are surrounded by enemies.

>>199322
castrated by lawyers/leftists in charge. ridiculous ROE. see roof knocking/Hebron shooting incident etc. other than the IAF and a few select units the infantry is in bad shapes, low funding, no training, soldiers are becoming effeminate soyboys due to modernity and brainwashing.

>>199323
>but isn't it already "officially" part of palestine?
Not according to Israeli gov. officially it's not annexed either but still under Israeli jurisdiction as per Oslo II Accords. that's why they're calling it Judea and Samaria instead of West Bank.

>plus why do you need to add settlers to justify military presence
oh, the plan is too add settlers to justify long term civilian presence, that would play in any future peace/partition plan. see pic related, these are spots/cities that can't/won't be evacuated/withdrawn under any agreement since they're too big and populated already. plan is to create as many such spots. settlers are like most Arabs, they're very efficient at multiplying. 8-9 child per family. don't forget these people are hard liners and very devout. Arabs are doing the same in it's a race who can populate faster before anything happens.

>>199324
yeh pretty much this.

>>199326
>Thought they put a premium on defense
they do in terms of material, they're way ahead of their neighbors and most european countries
but when it get to fighters the quality is shit because they have to rely on conscripts due to small population and having a conscript that reintegrated civilian life being forced back into the uniform will always give worse results than professional soldiers that trains every day of the year

>>199328
so ultimately the end game is to fully annex palestine, but what about the palestinians? where will you put them once they've run out of space?

>>199334
>so ultimately the end game is to fully annex palestine
well, not all of it. plan it to annex the big settlements. no one wants to annex Ramallah or Nablus, or any of the pally dominated cities. that would be stupid and suicidal.
>where will you put them once they've run out of space?
you'll have to ask them seeing as they're winning the population growth war. all signs lead to an even bigger conflict/war if you ask me. i don't think it will ever end. this dispute will persist until the sun goes supernova.

>>199335
>well, not all of it. plan it to annex the big settlements. no one wants to annex Ramallah or Nablus, or any of the pally dominated cities. that would be stupid and suicidal.
but would it be beneficial in the long term to keep pushing back the border? sure TA will be safe but then you're creating bigger cities (from ex settlements) near the new border which will need another incursion inside palestinian territory to keep them safe from raid and rockets

>>199336
Eh, the TA metro is important because it's the economic epicenter of Israel. it's the bloodline of the country. and the settlements are already quite unsafe as it is tbh, daily stabbings/run overs are a thing of the norm there. people who go and live there realize that. p.s. no rockets in WB since
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Defensive_Shield.
it's also why it's so cheap. you can buy a house for half the price it would cost you in TA.
also most of the jew/arab cities in WB are segregated, with the wall™.

>>199338
interesting
thanks for the insights

>>199338
btw do you think the imminent end of the SCW will change the daily lives of israelis? for instance more bomb alerts/more conscription to patrol the golan/more incursions (and thus a bigger strain on the life of citizens) inside palestinian territory because they might be emboldened by the presence of hezbollah at the borders etc

>>199339
sure thing

>>199340
>btw do you think the imminent end of the SCW will change the daily lives of israelis?
not yet, but long term possible. all up to Ayyran.

>for instance more bomb alerts/more conscription to patrol the golan/more incursions (and thus a bigger strain on the life of citizens)
I think Iran's grand plan is to have Hizb in lebanon+IRGC in Syria+Hamas in gaza+cells in Egypt+Pallys in WB+Jerusalem attack all at once and force Israel into to a multi-front war, including inside it via Arabs in Jerusalem and Arab-Israeli cities. I think that's what they're gearing into. but first they need to establish their presence in Southern Syria and create armed cells in WB. so a few years down the line I assume. it's a good plan if they'll make it work concurrently, no doubt.

Remember Israel never bombed ISIS for some magical fucking reason.

>>199342
> Hizb in lebanon+IRGC in Syria+Hamas in gaza+cells in Egypt+Pallys in WB+Jerusalem attack all at once and force Israel into to a multi-front war, including inside it via Arabs in Jerusalem and Arab-Israeli cities.
if they manage to pull that, i'll permanently immigrate to iran and praise khamenei for the rest of my life
> it's a good plan if they'll make it work concurrently, no doubt.
assuming usa doesn't fuck up their plans
btw does the average israeli feels like the american protection is dwindling? do they feel like they're more "alone" in this upcoming big mess?
>inb4 the only country you can rely on will be (((KSA)))

>>199344
>if they manage to pull that, i'll permanently immigrate to iran and praise khamenei for the rest of my life
kek

>assuming usa doesn't fuck up their plans
nah, trumpy isn't gonna do shit.

>btw does the average israeli feels like the american protection is dwindling? do they feel like they're more "alone" in this upcoming big mess?
after trump's withdrawal, yeah. I wouldn't put my reliance on him. although some peeps still think highly of him because he moved the embassy which to me is meaningless. not that the dems are better or anything.

>>inb4 the only country you can rely on will be (((KSA)))
kek.

>>199345
>although some peeps still think highly of him because he moved the embassy
so i see the average israeli is as gullible as the average american

>>199346
yeah pretty much. at least I hope the (((higher ups))) know better.

>>199347
>at least I hope the (((higher ups))) know better.
well unless they have a plan to JFK'd trump and have best goy pence do the work then one can only imagine how much of a hard wake up israeli politicians are having

>>199348
oh yeah, they've been slacking. first missing Obama's rise and now with trump being a stooge. mossad not what it used to be.

>>199350
>first missing Obama's rise
it was inevitable, even if it was snoop dogg running he still would have been elected
>mossad not what it used to be.
speaking of which how come they didn't get assad or rouhani or soleimani or even nasrallah? do you think they're getting cucked by the government in order not to escalate things too much or are they becoming soft?

#HTS and #NLF reached an agreement that will allow the return of Ahrar al-Sham members to their previous positions in al-Ghab area.

https://twitter.com/Kyruer/status/1086723048420638720

>>199351
>it was inevitable, even if it was snoop dogg running he still would have been elected
I know. I mean missing his rise before he run for pres. old school mossad would have axed that nigga before he entered congress.

>speaking of which how come they didn't get assad or rouhani or soleimani or even nasrallah?
don't think assad and rouhani were ever a target. rouhani is a reformist and assad is better than maher, since he's at least somewhat sensible.
soleimani was protected by obama admin. also killing him now would def. start a war. and nasrallah, well, that's def. a fuckup. in 2006 they flattened the Dahieh several times trying to get him and failed every time. fucka is sneaky.

> do you think they're getting cucked by the government in order not to escalate things too much or are they becoming soft?
not sure, they aren't as proactive as they used to be in the past. could be several reasons.

>>199354
>I know. I mean missing his rise before he run for pres. old school mossad would have axed that nigga before he entered congress
highly doubt they'll be gunning down every literally who nigga that enters politics without having FBI up their arse
>don't think assad and rouhani were ever a target. rouhani is a reformist and assad is better than maher, since he's at least somewhat sensible.
indeed, but the chaos caused by the succession power struggle would have played more in their favor
> in 2006 they flattened the Dahieh several times trying to get him and failed every time. fucka is sneaky.
but don't they have infiltrated agents among his bodyguards? pretty sure i read a report about it

>>199355
>but the chaos caused by the succession power struggle would have played more in their favor
short term yes. long term who knows what you'd end up with.

>but don't they have infiltrated agents among his bodyguards? pretty sure i read a report about it
I remember something about this too. guess they have really good OPSEC despite that.

>>199360
>long term who knows what you'd end up with.
yeah i can imagine a saddam hussein on steroids>>199360
>guess they have really good OPSEC despite that.
or as maghrejew would say "hezbollah are zionist backed controlled opposition"

>>199360
found it
http://time.com/3654480/hizballah-israeli-mole-spy-operations/

>>199364
>yeah i can imagine a saddam hussein on steroids
kek, yeah.

>or as maghrejew would say "hezbollah are zionist backed controlled opposition"
kek, I dunno. it's possible he wasn't in the inner circle in 2006. and afterwards assassinating him would have started another war. after the 2006 shock and commissions of inquiry no one wanted to dive in this beehive again.. political suicide.

>>199369
>and afterwards assassinating him would have started another war. after the 2006 shock and commissions of inquiry no one wanted to dive in this beehive again.. political suicide.
yeah i can picture that

oh nononono
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/18/sweden-gets-new-government-more-than-four-months-after-election
>Sweden gets new government four months after election
>Stefan Löfven given second term in office at head of centre-left minority administration
swedenistan confirmed

>>199344
>if they manage to pull that, i'll permanently immigrate to iran and praise khamenei for the rest of my life
Jej
>>199350
>mossad not what it used to be.
Indeed, shit like pic related is downright sloppy and dangerous.
>inb4 pic is fake and gay

#Russia|n airstrike tonight hit Baksariya town, close to Jisr al-Shughour.
https://twitter.com/Kyruer/status/1086796195467538432

fresh OC

>>199449
btw tell me about this>>199379
how come the results are so underwhelming?

>>199472
>>199449
meant this
>>199379

>>199472
The elections are rigged.

>>199474
but SD still made a big gain and soc-dem had trouble forming a government

>>199475
The Centre party and Liberal party (both part of the centre-"right" alliance) decided they'd rather support the socdem coalition over their alliance members (the moderates and christ democrats) because they were flirting with SD.
Bilderberg using their pawns to block SD from being the party who decides what coalition is in charge.

>>199466
As a burger i need this meme but with american flags on both panels.

>>199480
i see
and how long do you think it'll take until SD because big enough to not be cockblocked this easily by alliances?

>>199481
there you go pal

>>199488
The moderates and christ democrats seem to be willing to rule with SD so we might get a ruling civnat block next election.
For SD to get their own majority it would already be too late i feel.
Nothing will really change without a civil war.

>>199493
isn't SD somewhat already civnat to appeal to more voters?
also do you think SD is the real deal and not a bunch of incompetent politicians that won't be able to solve shit once in power (kinda like trump)?

>>199488
btw, C and L betraying CD(KD) and M made them extremely unpopular among their voters and chances are high they won't make it past the 4% limit next election.
It was literal political suicide.

>>199495
>isn't SD somewhat already civnat to appeal to more voters?
Yes.
>also do you think SD is the real deal and not a bunch of incompetent politicians that won't be able to solve shit once in power (kinda like trump)?
They aren't radical enough to really fix things, just delaying the inevitable.

>>199496
ok i would have thought that it would have pleased their voter base who would rather not be associated with the """more radical""" SD
>>199498
i see
thanks for the insights
and how is it going in the neighboring countries( finland/norway/denmark) are they as fucked as sweden rn?

>>199499
>how is it going in the neighboring countries
I don't keep tabs but they aren't much better than us IMO.

>>199502
ok
and what about the conscritption law that they put back in, how's it going so far? do you think sweden will try to join NATO amidst escalating tensions with russia?

>>199504
No idea about that, sorry.

>>199506
ok no problem
thanks for the infos

>>199498
>>199502
>how is it going in the neighboring countries
Not nearly as bad, at least not here. Government is full of idiots as everywhere, but at least they listen when police says that shit is fucked. Also there is tighter immigration law being prepared and president said that more attention should be paid what international treaties to accept or not to regarding immigration/refugees.

>>199514
don't you also have a problem of high numbers somalian immigrants?
i remember hearing a finn talking about how nicer the northern part of finland is because said immigrants stay in the south

>>199515
yeah, they mostly stay either in Helsinki or Turku, which both are at southern coast, some in Tampere but mainly gist of it is that they stay/ go to in bigger cities, like vermin. In my town there was refugee center but after shitskins beat up local teen smallish hell broke loose and some of then got beaten / stalked which pretty much led to police not having enough resources for that, which then led them to propose closing down center which happened. Only 2 families searched for apartment and stayed when rest fucked off to somewhere else. And all that fucked off of course were 20-30 old single males. And most of them have received negative asylum decision.

>>199515
And sure somalians act like complete niggers, but there is only 20k or so in here, where as from Iraq there is 40k which have caused most or recent stuff, like child rape week or so ago.

>>199516
>>199517
thanks for the insights

>>199519
these iranian missiles are finally put to use

>>199519
>Israel launched 2 Patriot missiles against targets coming from #Syria
Iron dome, but yeah.

>>199538
It's not him

>Apparently, IS released a big number of captives, maybe all there were left. Exact numbers are unclear.
>A big part of them gathered in Baghuz al-Fawqani, but is still waiting for SDF to let them enter the liberated areas.
https://twitter.com/Gargaristan/status/1087032280114253825
ISIS getting yellow bussed.

Following the Israeli claim that they intercepted an Ground-to-ground missile coming from #Syria and heading towards the occupied Golan.

A hostile strike against Syria is highly expected.
https://twitter.com/SyrainMC/status/1087032121414336512

>>199539
Look at the writing style, it's obviously him.
also patriots leave a much bigger trail IIRC
not that it really makes any difference what interceptor was used, IDF spox readmitted it was an incoming missile.

>>199542
>Look at the writing style, it's obviously him.
I dunno, he said he was handing the account over to some facebooker and the wriing style changed IMO
>not that it really makes any difference what interceptor was used, IDF spox readmitted it was an incoming missile.
I dunno, maybe I'm just used to seeing the dome launch massive volleys, only two missiles seems off.
Did the spox specify what kind of missile(s) were intercepted anyways?

>>199543
>I dunno, he said he was handing the account over to some facebooker and the wriing style changed IMO
he always has this weird paragraphing
where he presses enter
when he shouldn't
like this

>>199543
2 interceptors per incoming missile, always the case. meaning SAA only shot one rocket.

>Did the spox specify what kind of missile(s) were intercepted anyways?
nope, just this
https://twitter.com/IDF/status/1086962086050177029