Stop in the name of LOVE ?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Again, what can you expect when Hamas rules the strip Balan and the IDF keep bombing the f*ck out of them!

[Balanbam00]

But remember , Israeli authorities reported that Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups launched more than 4,360 unguided rockets and mortars toward Israeli population centres between May 10 and 21.

If you BT were in the IDF and somehow chief of Staff, would you bomb them at least 10 times as hard, or offer them 'cake and biscuits'?

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I'd ask them to complain to their rocket maker Balan, they launch 4,360 missiles and didn't knock a parrot of its perch. Bloody rubbish!

[sinkov]

Just how those of a particular political persuasion think it's OKAY to indiscriminately Bomb the F*ck out of a civilian Arab population is way beyond my comprehension.

I don't think it's OK at all, neither do the Israelis, which is why they don't do it.

[Balanbam00]

Honest ,I swear BT, we don't do it. Look it up in the Jerusalem Post!!

[Balanbam00]

Do u nip off to church when your consciousness drops a place? Then please pray for all Arabs!

Young people across Lebanon are creatively giving voice to complex situations by decrying government failures through art.

Lebanese fine arts student Ali Merhi is finishing his degree as his country endures its worst-ever economic crisis, with unemployment around 30 percent, the local currency in free fall, and faltering electricity and water supplies.

"Life is tough for young Lebanese people… Most are thinking about leaving,” says Merhi, covered head-to-toe in paint.

But blame it all on the Israelis!!

[Balanbam00]

Lebanon ; Mired in one of the modern world's worst-ever economic crises, Lebanon has seen its currency lose more than 90 percent of its value against the dollar since 2019. State services have all but collapsed and the unemployment rate has nearly tripled to 30 percent.

The water has been cut off at Ali’s flat for two weeks and the electricity rarely comes.

Fed up with the crumbling state, he splatters paint across wall-sized works depicting government failures -- Lebanon’s now defunct railway system, its garbage collection crisis, and a ship that carried ammonium nitrate into Beirut’s port that eventually caused a deadly 2020 explosion.

"We’re supposed to be living our lives, but instead we're spending our time looking for the most basic necessities of life,” says Merhi.

Blame the Israeli's BT!! Blame the Israeli's BT!!!!!

[Balanbam00]

Gaza is under siege, trapped in a pincer like grip by the IDF. Who told you that BT?

Why would Israel want to keep Gaza under siege? What would be the cost to send a complete battalion, or battalions, with armoury ,logistics etc, in the south opposite the Gaza border? What would you like 1 -2 -3 -4 months ? Then the cost to do this by Israel's I D F ? A few reservists can also keep watch just in case something happens. Then again Israeli jets can be there in mins

[Balanbam00]

The Gaza Strip, or simply Gaza, is a Palestinian enclave on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea. It borders Egypt on the southwest for 11 kilometres and Israel on the east and north along a 51 km border. Israel can seal a pincer like grip over a distance of 51 km's??

[Balanbam00]

And again.

Palestinians shoot up hotel displaying Jewish symbols in Bethlehem
Owner of Bethlehem Hotel denies accusations that it was preparing to host a group of Jews for Sukkot after it was spotted exhibiting the Jewish Star of David and a menorah.
Palestinian social media users claimed that the Bethlehem Hotel was preparing to host a group of Jews for the Sukkot holiday, exhibiting the Jewish Star of David and a menorah, a symbol of the Jewish people and Judaism.

“We don’t allow Jews to come here. We never held parties for Jewish holidays. The event was organized by a church from the Philippines,” he urged.
A statement by Fatah, the leading political faction in the West Bank, condemned the attempt to hold a “Zionist party” in the hotel, dubbing it a “stab to Bethlehem and a betrayal of the traditions and values of the Holy Land.”