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WATCH | As Israeli forces escalate their bombing campaign across the Gaza Strip, Trump and Netanyahu are launching a public messaging push to suggest a ceasefire deal is close. But on the ground, thereā€™s no real progressā€”Hamas says it has received no new proposals. In this clip, Jeremy Scahill explains that the narrative coming out of Washington and Tel Aviv is detached from reality: ā€œThere is no actual substantive developmentā€¦ The Palestinian side is not going to sign a surrender agreement.ā€ Netanyahu is set to meet with Trump and top U.S. officials in D.C. this weekend. ā€”- Watch the full discussion earlier today between Jeremy Scahill (Drop Site News), Sharif Abdel Kouddous (Drop Site News), Jehad Abusalim (Executive Director, Institute for Palestine Studies-USA), and Abdaljawad Omar (Lecturer, Birzeit University in Ramallah, West Bank) at the Drop Site News with the link below.
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WATCH | As Israeli forces escalate their bombing campaign across the Gaza Strip, Trump and Netanyahu are launching a public messaging push to suggest a ceasefire deal is close. But on the ground, thereā€™s no real progressā€”Hamas says it has received no new proposals. In this clip, Jeremy Scahill explains that the narrative coming out of Washington and Tel Aviv is detached from reality: ā€œThere is no actual substantive developmentā€¦ The Palestinian side is not going to sign a surrender agreement.ā€ Netanyahu is set to meet with Trump and top U.S. officials in D.C. this weekend. ā€”- Watch the full discussion earlier today between Jeremy Scahill (Drop Site News), Sharif Abdel Kouddous (Drop Site News), Jehad Abusalim (Executive Director, Institute for Palestine Studies-USA), and Abdaljawad Omar (Lecturer, Birzeit University in Ramallah, West Bank) at the Drop Site News with the link below.

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šŸšØ Benjamin Netanyahu declares that he is creating the right conditions for the coming of the Messiah, while Israel transforms itself into a superpower. ā€œThe Great State of Israelā€ is no longer a fiction, but a real plan they aim to carry out with the U.S. If thatā€™s true, itā€™s very likely that Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Iran are also included in Israelā€™s broader plan.
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šŸšØ Benjamin Netanyahu declares that he is creating the right conditions for the coming of the Messiah, while Israel transforms itself into a superpower. ā€œThe Great State of Israelā€ is no longer a fiction, but a real plan they aim to carry out with the U.S. If thatā€™s true, itā€™s very likely that Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Iran are also included in Israelā€™s broader plan.

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JUST NOW Trump is asked ā€œWhat leverage have you got with the Hezbollah and Israel conflict?ā€ Specifically about Hezbollah and Israel. From this, he hasnā€™t given a straight answer at all, he mentions the Iran, the Blockade and having a Mighty Military. But surely he could have just said that since Hezbollah is a proxy/answers to Iran, and each time its Hezbollah firing first; if they keep attacking Israel thatā€™s a violation of the deal and weā€™ll go back to fighting. Hezbollah attacking Israel is no different from Iran attacking Israel. If Iran wants Lebanon in the deal, fine, just say that if Hezbollah attacks Israel, then theyā€™ve broken the deal. He canā€™t seem to say those words out loud though.
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JUST NOW Trump is asked ā€œWhat leverage have you got with the Hezbollah and Israel conflict?ā€ Specifically about Hezbollah and Israel. From this, he hasnā€™t given a straight answer at all, he mentions the Iran, the Blockade and having a Mighty Military. But surely he could have just said that since Hezbollah is a proxy/answers to Iran, and each time its Hezbollah firing first; if they keep attacking Israel thatā€™s a violation of the deal and weā€™ll go back to fighting. Hezbollah attacking Israel is no different from Iran attacking Israel. If Iran wants Lebanon in the deal, fine, just say that if Hezbollah attacks Israel, then theyā€™ve broken the deal. He canā€™t seem to say those words out loud though.

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MUST WATCH šŸ”“ I feel itā€™s important to understand what the Pro IRGC camp thinks. Mario Nawfal hosts ā€œexpertā€ Scott Ritter in front of his 3 million followers, where Ritter claims Israel lost the war and is on the verge of collapse. ā€œ90 million Iranians have rallied around this government like nobody ever anticipated. So there it is. Israel lost the war. This was a regime change war. Israel made a condition to the United States beforehand. Donā€™t start this war unless we can guarantee the outcome, which is the end of the regime. That outcome cannot be achieved right now. So all thatā€™s going to happen is Israel is going to be destroyed. Thatā€™s all thatā€™s going to happen. Iran is far bigger than Israel. Iran can absorb far more damage than Israel can. Israelā€™s about to be turned upside down. So now we go back to what does Israel want? They want an off ramp. They wouldnā€™t want an off ramp if they thought they were winning. Theyā€™re not winning. They know theyā€™re not winning. They know theyā€™re not going to win. The same thing with the United States. Iran is about to turn up the heat. And as they turn up the heat, more critical infrastructure will be destroyed. And Israelā€™s not big. Thereā€™s no strategic reserves. Thereā€™s no secondary plan, third plan. When you lose your primary infrastructure, youā€™re done as a nation state. And Israel knows that. What youā€™re going to see in the coming weeks if this war continues is that Israel will cease to exist as a modern functioning state. And then suddenly, youā€™re going to be millions of Israelis, youā€™re going to wake up to the fact that thereā€™s no food, thereā€™s no water, thereā€™s no energy, thereā€™s no life. And they will leave. And thatā€™s the end of the Israeli state.ā€
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MUST WATCH šŸ”“ I feel itā€™s important to understand what the Pro IRGC camp thinks. Mario Nawfal hosts ā€œexpertā€ Scott Ritter in front of his 3 million followers, where Ritter claims Israel lost the war and is on the verge of collapse. ā€œ90 million Iranians have rallied around this government like nobody ever anticipated. So there it is. Israel lost the war. This was a regime change war. Israel made a condition to the United States beforehand. Donā€™t start this war unless we can guarantee the outcome, which is the end of the regime. That outcome cannot be achieved right now. So all thatā€™s going to happen is Israel is going to be destroyed. Thatā€™s all thatā€™s going to happen. Iran is far bigger than Israel. Iran can absorb far more damage than Israel can. Israelā€™s about to be turned upside down. So now we go back to what does Israel want? They want an off ramp. They wouldnā€™t want an off ramp if they thought they were winning. Theyā€™re not winning. They know theyā€™re not winning. They know theyā€™re not going to win. The same thing with the United States. Iran is about to turn up the heat. And as they turn up the heat, more critical infrastructure will be destroyed. And Israelā€™s not big. Thereā€™s no strategic reserves. Thereā€™s no secondary plan, third plan. When you lose your primary infrastructure, youā€™re done as a nation state. And Israel knows that. What youā€™re going to see in the coming weeks if this war continues is that Israel will cease to exist as a modern functioning state. And then suddenly, youā€™re going to be millions of Israelis, youā€™re going to wake up to the fact that thereā€™s no food, thereā€™s no water, thereā€™s no energy, thereā€™s no life. And they will leave. And thatā€™s the end of the Israeli state.ā€

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šŸšØšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø INTERVIEW: ā€œDENY PALESTINE, DESTABILIZE THE REGION. U.S-ISRAEL POLICY IS CREATING ENDLESS WAR" ā€œI canā€™t be optimistic in the Middle East, because the fundamental source of Middle East strife is only getting worse, and that is denial of Palestinian rights and their minimal right to self-determination. Thatā€™s the source of all conflict. Thereā€™s been a long-standing international consensus going back many decades, accepted by all the major Palestinian factions, including Hamas, that Palestinians have the right to an independent state of their ownā€¦ and Israel and the U.S. have moved alone in rejecting that. It was also a major driver of the conflict in Syriaā€¦ It was through Syria that Iran was able to arm Hezbollah when they resisted Israel in the 2006 war, a way to strengthen Israel. Thatā€™s why I think we had that dirty war in Syria for so many years. As long as the new Syrian government doesn't stand up to Israel and continues to play the role of cutting off Hezbollah and Iran, the U.S. and Israel will be more than happy with it, even though Israel is still voicing some objections to the new government. What Israelis are trying to do is simply take out, as it did in Syria, another deterrent to its regional hegemony. So long as Palestinianā€™s self-determination is being denied, youā€™re going to have conflict in the region, you're going to have resistance, and as long as there is resistance, Israel is going to want to try and wipe it out. As long as you have Israel and the U.S. rejecting the whole global consensus that Palestinians have the right to self-determination, you're going to have conflict, which means resistance, which means youā€™re going to have continued Israeli aggression on those who resist.ā€ Aaron MatĆ©, Journalist & "Pushback" host for The Grayzone
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šŸšØšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø INTERVIEW: ā€œDENY PALESTINE, DESTABILIZE THE REGION. U.S-ISRAEL POLICY IS CREATING ENDLESS WAR" ā€œI canā€™t be optimistic in the Middle East, because the fundamental source of Middle East strife is only getting worse, and that is denial of Palestinian rights and their minimal right to self-determination. Thatā€™s the source of all conflict. Thereā€™s been a long-standing international consensus going back many decades, accepted by all the major Palestinian factions, including Hamas, that Palestinians have the right to an independent state of their ownā€¦ and Israel and the U.S. have moved alone in rejecting that. It was also a major driver of the conflict in Syriaā€¦ It was through Syria that Iran was able to arm Hezbollah when they resisted Israel in the 2006 war, a way to strengthen Israel. Thatā€™s why I think we had that dirty war in Syria for so many years. As long as the new Syrian government doesn't stand up to Israel and continues to play the role of cutting off Hezbollah and Iran, the U.S. and Israel will be more than happy with it, even though Israel is still voicing some objections to the new government. What Israelis are trying to do is simply take out, as it did in Syria, another deterrent to its regional hegemony. So long as Palestinianā€™s self-determination is being denied, youā€™re going to have conflict in the region, you're going to have resistance, and as long as there is resistance, Israel is going to want to try and wipe it out. As long as you have Israel and the U.S. rejecting the whole global consensus that Palestinians have the right to self-determination, you're going to have conflict, which means resistance, which means youā€™re going to have continued Israeli aggression on those who resist.ā€ Aaron MatĆ©, Journalist & "Pushback" host for The Grayzone

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JUST IN: Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Israel: Israel is being described by everyone as the elephant in the room. At a time when everyone is coming together to talk about peace, diplomacy, dialogue, and solutions, we see Israel pursuing a policy of further escalating all problems through violence and expansionism. This is no longer only a regional security issue. The policies Israel is pursuing have now become a global security issue.
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JUST IN: Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Israel: Israel is being described by everyone as the elephant in the room. At a time when everyone is coming together to talk about peace, diplomacy, dialogue, and solutions, we see Israel pursuing a policy of further escalating all problems through violence and expansionism. This is no longer only a regional security issue. The policies Israel is pursuing have now become a global security issue.

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šŸšØISRAEL BOMBS IRANšŸ‡®šŸ‡·: HAS THE FULL-SCALE REGIONAL WAR BEGUN?! Israel cannot act without the green light of the United States, clearly Donald Trump provided it, as the entire political class of the United States is bought by Israel lobby money. So begins yet another disaster in this region, with the USā€™ bloodstained hands all over the potential coming carnage. While ChinašŸ‡ØšŸ‡³ brought an unprecedented peace to the region by uniting Saudi ArabiašŸ‡øšŸ‡¦ and Iranā€¦all the US has to offer this region, through its unsinkable aircraft carrier called Israel, is nothing but war and destruction. The GCC wanted to avoid a regional war at all costs, putting a priority on economic development and mutual cooperation. Instead, Israel led by Netanyahu and his band of extremists, steamrolls ahead with its apocalyptic and genocidal plans to not only burn Gaza, but burn the entire region. None of this would be possible without the US-UK-EU weaponry provided to Israel. All 3 have been united in their support for Israelā€™s colonial barbarism, and now will stand behind Israel as chaos erupts.
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šŸšØISRAEL BOMBS IRANšŸ‡®šŸ‡·: HAS THE FULL-SCALE REGIONAL WAR BEGUN?! Israel cannot act without the green light of the United States, clearly Donald Trump provided it, as the entire political class of the United States is bought by Israel lobby money. So begins yet another disaster in this region, with the USā€™ bloodstained hands all over the potential coming carnage. While ChinašŸ‡ØšŸ‡³ brought an unprecedented peace to the region by uniting Saudi ArabiašŸ‡øšŸ‡¦ and Iranā€¦all the US has to offer this region, through its unsinkable aircraft carrier called Israel, is nothing but war and destruction. The GCC wanted to avoid a regional war at all costs, putting a priority on economic development and mutual cooperation. Instead, Israel led by Netanyahu and his band of extremists, steamrolls ahead with its apocalyptic and genocidal plans to not only burn Gaza, but burn the entire region. None of this would be possible without the US-UK-EU weaponry provided to Israel. All 3 have been united in their support for Israelā€™s colonial barbarism, and now will stand behind Israel as chaos erupts.

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šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡®šŸ‡± "THE U.S. AND ISRAEL DECAPITATED IRAN" Geopolitical analyst and frequent Middle East commentator Trita Parsi breaks down what he calls the step-by-step strategy to bring Iranā€™s regime to collapse, and why a war now feels "inevitable." "Thereā€™s a perception now that war with Iran is no big deal, like the cost is lower than ever before. But what comes after? A new democracy, or chaos, civil war, refugee waves, and collapse that spills into TĆ¼rkiye, Iraq, and Europe? Israelā€™s actions across 7 or 9 countries since 2023 have scared the Gulf states. Now theyā€™re realizing the U.S. alliance doesnā€™t protect them from Israel. Thatā€™s why weā€™re suddenly seeing talk of a Turkey, Saudi, Pakistan alignment, not to defend Iran, but to balance Israelā€™s growing regional power." Trita Parsi
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šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡®šŸ‡± "THE U.S. AND ISRAEL DECAPITATED IRAN" Geopolitical analyst and frequent Middle East commentator Trita Parsi breaks down what he calls the step-by-step strategy to bring Iranā€™s regime to collapse, and why a war now feels "inevitable." "Thereā€™s a perception now that war with Iran is no big deal, like the cost is lower than ever before. But what comes after? A new democracy, or chaos, civil war, refugee waves, and collapse that spills into TĆ¼rkiye, Iraq, and Europe? Israelā€™s actions across 7 or 9 countries since 2023 have scared the Gulf states. Now theyā€™re realizing the U.S. alliance doesnā€™t protect them from Israel. Thatā€™s why weā€™re suddenly seeing talk of a Turkey, Saudi, Pakistan alignment, not to defend Iran, but to balance Israelā€™s growing regional power." Trita Parsi

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BANNON about his AmFest speech and Israel: The debate keeps getting stuck on the First Amendment and platforming. Whoā€™s allowed to speak and whoā€™s banned. Thatā€™s not unimportant, but itā€™s noise. The signal is policy. This isnā€™t about defending Israel. Itā€™s about the Greater Israel project and Israel First politics. Two different things. Israel shouldnā€™t be, and donā€™t need to be, a protector of the U.S. You have a two state solution bc Israel First overreach and the Greater Israel project, which aims to expand into Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and all the way to the Sinai. Itā€™s not feasible. It canā€™t be done with American support without dragging us into endless conflicts. Netanyahu understands this. Iā€™ve been hammering it for a while. Thatā€™s what this is about. Now Ron Dermer, one of Israelā€™s sharpest strategic thinkers, under Netanyahuā€™s guidance, is putting forward a proposal for independence and sovereignty. Thatā€™s a step in the right direction.
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BANNON about his AmFest speech and Israel: The debate keeps getting stuck on the First Amendment and platforming. Whoā€™s allowed to speak and whoā€™s banned. Thatā€™s not unimportant, but itā€™s noise. The signal is policy. This isnā€™t about defending Israel. Itā€™s about the Greater Israel project and Israel First politics. Two different things. Israel shouldnā€™t be, and donā€™t need to be, a protector of the U.S. You have a two state solution bc Israel First overreach and the Greater Israel project, which aims to expand into Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and all the way to the Sinai. Itā€™s not feasible. It canā€™t be done with American support without dragging us into endless conflicts. Netanyahu understands this. Iā€™ve been hammering it for a while. Thatā€™s what this is about. Now Ron Dermer, one of Israelā€™s sharpest strategic thinkers, under Netanyahuā€™s guidance, is putting forward a proposal for independence and sovereignty. Thatā€™s a step in the right direction.

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šŸ”“WATCH: Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter, in an exclusive interview with This is Beirut, said Israel is pursuing a two-track approach that includes strengthening the Lebanese Armed Forces with U.S. support so they can gradually take on Hezbollah and restore full state authority. He said Israel has no interest in remaining in Lebanon and would withdraw once Hezbollah is dismantled. Leiter added that longer-term prospects for normalization depend on removing Hezbollahā€™s military presence and ensuring it can no longer operate along Israelā€™s border. Ambassador Yechiel (Michael) Leiter
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šŸ”“WATCH: Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter, in an exclusive interview with This is Beirut, said Israel is pursuing a two-track approach that includes strengthening the Lebanese Armed Forces with U.S. support so they can gradually take on Hezbollah and restore full state authority. He said Israel has no interest in remaining in Lebanon and would withdraw once Hezbollah is dismantled. Leiter added that longer-term prospects for normalization depend on removing Hezbollahā€™s military presence and ensuring it can no longer operate along Israelā€™s border. Ambassador Yechiel (Michael) Leiter

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Reflecting on the rapid collapse of Iranā€™s regional dominance, Hanson admitted that even a few years ago, this moment would have been unthinkable. ā€œIf we had this conversation five years ago,ā€ he said, ā€œand I said to you, the Iranian nation that is huge compared to Israel, ten times the population, the Iranian nation has lost all control of the Houthi terrorists, and they are themselves neuteredā€¦ā€ He pointed to a chain reaction across the region: Iranā€™s proxy forces in Gaza and the West Bank have been neutralized. Hezbollah, once a feared military force, is now dormant. ā€œThey're gone as a Hamas, as a fighting force. The formidable, the terrifying Hezbollah cadres, they're inert.ā€ The chaos in Syria, once a stronghold of Iranian influence, now seems to be working against Tehran. ā€œThere is no more Syria, the Assad dynasty, the pro-Iranian, the Syria. It's in chaos. But whatever the chaos is, seems to be anti-Iranian.ā€ The collapse is strategic, not just symbolic. Hanson noted that the so-called ā€œShia crescentā€ connecting Tehran to the Mediterranean is no longer intact. ā€œLebanon is free of Iranian influence. So is Syria. Gaza, a de facto, will be.ā€ Even Russia, once a key ally, is no longer a player in the region. ā€œItā€™s tied down in Ukraine,ā€ he said. ā€œIran itself, the formidable powerhouse of the Middle East that evoked terror all over, has no defenses.ā€ Over the course of just five days, Israel has launched a targeted military campaign to dismantle Iranā€™s strategic infrastructure. According to Hanson, the damage has been sweeping. ā€œThey have dismantled all of the Iranian missile defenses. They have dismantled the terrorist hierarchy. They have dismantled the people who are responsible for the nuclear program.ā€ And yet, thereā€™s risk. ā€œThe Iranians have sent over 400 ballistic missiles and drones into Israel,ā€ he said, ā€œand 90 percent are stop. But that 10 percent gets through.ā€
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Reflecting on the rapid collapse of Iranā€™s regional dominance, Hanson admitted that even a few years ago, this moment would have been unthinkable. ā€œIf we had this conversation five years ago,ā€ he said, ā€œand I said to you, the Iranian nation that is huge compared to Israel, ten times the population, the Iranian nation has lost all control of the Houthi terrorists, and they are themselves neuteredā€¦ā€ He pointed to a chain reaction across the region: Iranā€™s proxy forces in Gaza and the West Bank have been neutralized. Hezbollah, once a feared military force, is now dormant. ā€œThey're gone as a Hamas, as a fighting force. The formidable, the terrifying Hezbollah cadres, they're inert.ā€ The chaos in Syria, once a stronghold of Iranian influence, now seems to be working against Tehran. ā€œThere is no more Syria, the Assad dynasty, the pro-Iranian, the Syria. It's in chaos. But whatever the chaos is, seems to be anti-Iranian.ā€ The collapse is strategic, not just symbolic. Hanson noted that the so-called ā€œShia crescentā€ connecting Tehran to the Mediterranean is no longer intact. ā€œLebanon is free of Iranian influence. So is Syria. Gaza, a de facto, will be.ā€ Even Russia, once a key ally, is no longer a player in the region. ā€œItā€™s tied down in Ukraine,ā€ he said. ā€œIran itself, the formidable powerhouse of the Middle East that evoked terror all over, has no defenses.ā€ Over the course of just five days, Israel has launched a targeted military campaign to dismantle Iranā€™s strategic infrastructure. According to Hanson, the damage has been sweeping. ā€œThey have dismantled all of the Iranian missile defenses. They have dismantled the terrorist hierarchy. They have dismantled the people who are responsible for the nuclear program.ā€ And yet, thereā€™s risk. ā€œThe Iranians have sent over 400 ballistic missiles and drones into Israel,ā€ he said, ā€œand 90 percent are stop. But that 10 percent gets through.ā€

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šŸšØ General Jack Keane gets it. ā€œThe Iranians cannot make a claim dealing with Lebanon. They donā€™t own Lebanon. The major lesson from October 7th that the Israelis have learned is you cannot permit proxies on your border to have the capacity to attack. And that is what is happening. Hezbollah was building up infrastructure in the south and they conducted over 2,000 rocket and drone attacks into Israel. In the last 48 hours, theyā€™ve still been going on. Thatā€™s the reality. Israel cannot permit this to stand. This is about the sovereignty and existence of the state. Remember, the objective of Iran and its proxies is to destroy the state of Israel. Not defeat its military. Make it such a volatile security situation that people donā€™t want to live there. What is happening in Northern Israel? All of the towns and villages have been evacuated. Kids arenā€™t going to school. Theyā€™ve moved into hotels. Theyā€™re not living in Northern Israel. Israel canā€™t let that stand. They HAVE to fight back.ā€ And then Brian Kilmeade caught the tell: ā€œI was a little surprised the vice president was going after Israel yesterday at the podium more than he was going after Iran.ā€
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šŸšØ General Jack Keane gets it. ā€œThe Iranians cannot make a claim dealing with Lebanon. They donā€™t own Lebanon. The major lesson from October 7th that the Israelis have learned is you cannot permit proxies on your border to have the capacity to attack. And that is what is happening. Hezbollah was building up infrastructure in the south and they conducted over 2,000 rocket and drone attacks into Israel. In the last 48 hours, theyā€™ve still been going on. Thatā€™s the reality. Israel cannot permit this to stand. This is about the sovereignty and existence of the state. Remember, the objective of Iran and its proxies is to destroy the state of Israel. Not defeat its military. Make it such a volatile security situation that people donā€™t want to live there. What is happening in Northern Israel? All of the towns and villages have been evacuated. Kids arenā€™t going to school. Theyā€™ve moved into hotels. Theyā€™re not living in Northern Israel. Israel canā€™t let that stand. They HAVE to fight back.ā€ And then Brian Kilmeade caught the tell: ā€œI was a little surprised the vice president was going after Israel yesterday at the podium more than he was going after Iran.ā€

Jews Fight Back šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡®šŸ‡±

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ā€œIsrael did not achieve one of its goals with the [12 day] war, to turn Iran into a state like Syria or Lebanon; where it can attack them with impunity, where they donā€™t threaten Israelā€™s designs for the region at all so Israel can have, basically, total domination in the Middle East. That is Israelā€™s real goal.ā€ Antiwar News host Dave DeCamp explains why Israeli PM Netanyahu is allegedly planning to ask President Trump for support in an upcoming campaign against Iran. Subscribe to OAN Live Here:
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ā€œIsrael did not achieve one of its goals with the [12 day] war, to turn Iran into a state like Syria or Lebanon; where it can attack them with impunity, where they donā€™t threaten Israelā€™s designs for the region at all so Israel can have, basically, total domination in the Middle East. That is Israelā€™s real goal.ā€ Antiwar News host Dave DeCamp explains why Israeli PM Netanyahu is allegedly planning to ask President Trump for support in an upcoming campaign against Iran. Subscribe to OAN Live Here:

One America News

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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Israel: Israel is being described by everyone as the elephant in the room. At a time when everyone is coming together to talk about peace, diplomacy, dialogue, and solutions, we see Israel pursuing a policy of further escalating all problems through violence and expansionism. This is no longer only a regional security issue. The policies Israel is pursuing have now become a global security issue.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Israel: Israel is being described by everyone as the elephant in the room. At a time when everyone is coming together to talk about peace, diplomacy, dialogue, and solutions, we see Israel pursuing a policy of further escalating all problems through violence and expansionism. This is no longer only a regional security issue. The policies Israel is pursuing have now become a global security issue.

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MTG just declared ā€œthe Republican Party needs to be burned to the ground.ā€ ā€œThe President is completely controlled.ā€ ā€œAnd everyone can see it.ā€ ā€œLook who his biggest donors are.ā€ ā€œMiriam Adelson.ā€ ā€œCongress is controlled by AIPAC and Zionists.ā€ ā€œYou, the American people, donā€™t control your own government.ā€ ā€œThose you elect are controlled by donors that have one specific interest.ā€ ā€œAnd that is Israel.ā€ ā€œYou need to open your eyes.ā€ ā€œThe President is leading the greatest military on Earth, men and women that we all know and love ā€¦ and he is leading our military to fight a war on behalf of Israel.ā€ ā€œThis is not for America.ā€ ā€œThis is for Israel.ā€ ā€œAnd Israel is out of control.ā€ ā€œThe President is the one that needs to tell Israel no.ā€ ā€œThe only way forward is to tell Israel, no, you cannot control our military.ā€ ā€œYouā€™re killing people in Lebanon.ā€ ā€œYou carried out genocide in Gaza.ā€ Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor GreenešŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Marjorie Taylor Greene šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Alex Jones
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MTG just declared ā€œthe Republican Party needs to be burned to the ground.ā€ ā€œThe President is completely controlled.ā€ ā€œAnd everyone can see it.ā€ ā€œLook who his biggest donors are.ā€ ā€œMiriam Adelson.ā€ ā€œCongress is controlled by AIPAC and Zionists.ā€ ā€œYou, the American people, donā€™t control your own government.ā€ ā€œThose you elect are controlled by donors that have one specific interest.ā€ ā€œAnd that is Israel.ā€ ā€œYou need to open your eyes.ā€ ā€œThe President is leading the greatest military on Earth, men and women that we all know and love ā€¦ and he is leading our military to fight a war on behalf of Israel.ā€ ā€œThis is not for America.ā€ ā€œThis is for Israel.ā€ ā€œAnd Israel is out of control.ā€ ā€œThe President is the one that needs to tell Israel no.ā€ ā€œThe only way forward is to tell Israel, no, you cannot control our military.ā€ ā€œYouā€™re killing people in Lebanon.ā€ ā€œYou carried out genocide in Gaza.ā€ Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor GreenešŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Marjorie Taylor Greene šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø Alex Jones

Holden Culotta

130,306 views ā€¢ 4 months ago

Asked whether Hamas anticipated the scale of Gazaā€™s destruction after October 7, the groupā€™s spokesperson in Gaza Hazem Qassem rejects holding resistance responsible for Israelā€™s response. He warns against turning the debate into what he calls a ā€œtrialā€ of Palestinian history ā€” from Jordan and Lebanon to the First and Second Intifadas ā€” arguing that criminalizing October 7 amounts to putting the entire Palestinian people and history of resistance on trial. Qassem insists Israel alone bears responsibility for genocide, starvation, and siege, noting Israelā€™s response was unprecedented even according to US President Trump and by all modern standards. Fatahā€™s Munther Hayek responds that calling for review is not criminalization. While holding Israel fully responsible for Gazaā€™s destruction, he argues that Hamas politically failed to end the war early, saying negotiations could have stopped the war within months. Hayek calls for a national reassessment, saying Palestinians cannot endure repeated wars led by individual factions and that the only exit now runs through the PLO, the Palestinian Authority, and elections.
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Asked whether Hamas anticipated the scale of Gazaā€™s destruction after October 7, the groupā€™s spokesperson in Gaza Hazem Qassem rejects holding resistance responsible for Israelā€™s response. He warns against turning the debate into what he calls a ā€œtrialā€ of Palestinian history ā€” from Jordan and Lebanon to the First and Second Intifadas ā€” arguing that criminalizing October 7 amounts to putting the entire Palestinian people and history of resistance on trial. Qassem insists Israel alone bears responsibility for genocide, starvation, and siege, noting Israelā€™s response was unprecedented even according to US President Trump and by all modern standards. Fatahā€™s Munther Hayek responds that calling for review is not criminalization. While holding Israel fully responsible for Gazaā€™s destruction, he argues that Hamas politically failed to end the war early, saying negotiations could have stopped the war within months. Hayek calls for a national reassessment, saying Palestinians cannot endure repeated wars led by individual factions and that the only exit now runs through the PLO, the Palestinian Authority, and elections.

Drop Site

34,689 views ā€¢ 7 months ago

ā­•ļø Rami Khouri on Lebanonā€™s internal divisions and Israelā€™s strategy: Lebanonā€™s divisions reflect a century-old system shaped by colonial powers, leaving a fragmented state split between those seeking a settlement with Israel and those backing armed resistance, veteran Middle East analyst Rami Khouri told Drop Site. ā€œThis confrontationā€¦ has been going on for decades and decades,ā€ Khouri says, noting Israelā€™s current campaign is ā€œthe seventh timeā€ it has tried to impose security in Lebanon ā€œand theyā€™ve never achieved it.ā€ Hezbollah remains central but contested, with many Lebanese rejecting both Israeli attacks and what they see as Iranian influence. Khouri says Israel is now applying Gaza-style tactics, ā€œcreating vast swaths that are destroyedā€¦ and uninhabitable.ā€ He argues U.S. pressure is decisive, with reconstruction aid tied to disarming Hezbollah, pushing Lebanon into talks. ā€œIf you want to resolve this problem in Lebanon or anywhere, you have to give both sides equal rights. You always come back to Palestine. Itā€™s the starting point and the mother lode of all of these conflicts in the region,ā€ he said. Khouri says the chances of success are ā€œabout 2%,ā€ citing U.S. bias as mediator. Rami G. Khouri | Sharif Kouddous Ų“Ų±ŁŠŁ Ų¹ŲØŲÆ Ų§Ł„Ł‚ŲÆŁˆŲ³ | jeremy scahill
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ā­•ļø Rami Khouri on Lebanonā€™s internal divisions and Israelā€™s strategy: Lebanonā€™s divisions reflect a century-old system shaped by colonial powers, leaving a fragmented state split between those seeking a settlement with Israel and those backing armed resistance, veteran Middle East analyst Rami Khouri told Drop Site. ā€œThis confrontationā€¦ has been going on for decades and decades,ā€ Khouri says, noting Israelā€™s current campaign is ā€œthe seventh timeā€ it has tried to impose security in Lebanon ā€œand theyā€™ve never achieved it.ā€ Hezbollah remains central but contested, with many Lebanese rejecting both Israeli attacks and what they see as Iranian influence. Khouri says Israel is now applying Gaza-style tactics, ā€œcreating vast swaths that are destroyedā€¦ and uninhabitable.ā€ He argues U.S. pressure is decisive, with reconstruction aid tied to disarming Hezbollah, pushing Lebanon into talks. ā€œIf you want to resolve this problem in Lebanon or anywhere, you have to give both sides equal rights. You always come back to Palestine. Itā€™s the starting point and the mother lode of all of these conflicts in the region,ā€ he said. Khouri says the chances of success are ā€œabout 2%,ā€ citing U.S. bias as mediator. Rami G. Khouri | Sharif Kouddous Ų“Ų±ŁŠŁ Ų¹ŲØŲÆ Ų§Ł„Ł‚ŲÆŁˆŲ³ | jeremy scahill

Drop Site

39,562 views ā€¢ 3 months ago

šŸ‡±šŸ‡§ U.S. Envoy Tom Barrack: ā€œLebanon Is a Failed State ā€” the State Is Hezbollahā€ At Bahrainā€™s Manama Dialogue, U.S. envoy Tom Barrack delivered an openly interventionist pitch urging Lebanon to abandon its resistance and normalize with Israel. ā€œThe Lebanese talk and talk ā€” they charm you into submission,ā€ he said, before calling Lebanon ā€œa failed state.ā€ Barrack claimed the ā€œFrench-mandated confessional systemā€ had collapsed, that the countryā€™s banks were looted and its institutions broken, and that ā€œthe state is Hezbollah.ā€ He recited figures ā€” ā€œ40 thousand soldiers making $2,200 a month, versus 60 thousand in the army making $275.ā€ Hezbollah, he said, provides water, power, and education while the state offers nothing. He called disarming Hezbollah unrealistic ā€” ā€œyou canā€™t tell Lebanon to forcibly disarm one of its political partiesā€ ā€” but pressed for its ā€œneutralizationā€ through integration and border deals with Israel. Washingtonā€™s line, he said, is that ā€œIsrael is ready to make border and boundary agreements with all its neighbors, and it owes America a favor.ā€ He invoked Trumpā€™s June 21 B-2 bomber deployment to support Israel as proof Israel will act in a way thatā€™s supportive of American diplomacy in the region. Barrack mocked Lebanonā€™s ban on contact with Israel: ā€œYou canā€™t even say the word ā€˜Israel.ā€™ They still call it ā€˜the south of the Litani.ā€™ What era are we living in?ā€ He urged Beirut to ā€œgo from Beirut to Tel Aviv, have that conversation on the Blue Lineā€¦ in four months you could end all of this.ā€ Turning to Lebanonā€™s leadership, he praised a few by name ā€” President Aoun, Prime Minister Nouf, Speaker Berri ā€” but dismissed them as ā€œdinosaurs.ā€ ā€œTheyā€™re trying,ā€ he said, ā€œbut youā€™ve got to go from the pay phone to Starlink ā€” not pay phone to home phone, not to cell phone. Straight to Starlink.ā€ He ended by warning that time is running out: ā€œIsrael every day is bombing the south because you still have thousands of rockets and missiles threatening it. After October 7, Israel has said it will defend its borders and enforce them in its own right. Put your weapons down, Hezbollah, and we will not have a problem.ā€
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šŸ‡±šŸ‡§ U.S. Envoy Tom Barrack: ā€œLebanon Is a Failed State ā€” the State Is Hezbollahā€ At Bahrainā€™s Manama Dialogue, U.S. envoy Tom Barrack delivered an openly interventionist pitch urging Lebanon to abandon its resistance and normalize with Israel. ā€œThe Lebanese talk and talk ā€” they charm you into submission,ā€ he said, before calling Lebanon ā€œa failed state.ā€ Barrack claimed the ā€œFrench-mandated confessional systemā€ had collapsed, that the countryā€™s banks were looted and its institutions broken, and that ā€œthe state is Hezbollah.ā€ He recited figures ā€” ā€œ40 thousand soldiers making $2,200 a month, versus 60 thousand in the army making $275.ā€ Hezbollah, he said, provides water, power, and education while the state offers nothing. He called disarming Hezbollah unrealistic ā€” ā€œyou canā€™t tell Lebanon to forcibly disarm one of its political partiesā€ ā€” but pressed for its ā€œneutralizationā€ through integration and border deals with Israel. Washingtonā€™s line, he said, is that ā€œIsrael is ready to make border and boundary agreements with all its neighbors, and it owes America a favor.ā€ He invoked Trumpā€™s June 21 B-2 bomber deployment to support Israel as proof Israel will act in a way thatā€™s supportive of American diplomacy in the region. Barrack mocked Lebanonā€™s ban on contact with Israel: ā€œYou canā€™t even say the word ā€˜Israel.ā€™ They still call it ā€˜the south of the Litani.ā€™ What era are we living in?ā€ He urged Beirut to ā€œgo from Beirut to Tel Aviv, have that conversation on the Blue Lineā€¦ in four months you could end all of this.ā€ Turning to Lebanonā€™s leadership, he praised a few by name ā€” President Aoun, Prime Minister Nouf, Speaker Berri ā€” but dismissed them as ā€œdinosaurs.ā€ ā€œTheyā€™re trying,ā€ he said, ā€œbut youā€™ve got to go from the pay phone to Starlink ā€” not pay phone to home phone, not to cell phone. Straight to Starlink.ā€ He ended by warning that time is running out: ā€œIsrael every day is bombing the south because you still have thousands of rockets and missiles threatening it. After October 7, Israel has said it will defend its borders and enforce them in its own right. Put your weapons down, Hezbollah, and we will not have a problem.ā€

Drop Site

62,295 views ā€¢ 9 months ago

The Anchormen on Israel using a nuclear weapon against Iran: GAETZ: ā€œIf Israel believes that this bombing campaign of the United States, that is relentless and effective at destroying infrastructure and military material, but not effective at regime change. If they donā€™t think thatā€™s enough to send Iran into chaos, they may use the nuclear weapon we all know they have. I shudder to think that. I would like to believe that no country would do that again, and so Iā€™m not of that ilk yet, but the argument was made.ā€ SHARP: ā€œWhat would the consequences be? Is the U.S. gonna bomb Israel? How is that gonna shake out? Whoā€™s gonna hold them account for that? Not that I think Israel wouldnā€™t do it. They have their pathological hatred of Iran and they wanna take that region out, and they have the Greater Israel objective. From a philosophical standpoint, they wouldnā€™t have a problem with it, but God, what would the consequences be?ā€ WATCH NOW:
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The Anchormen on Israel using a nuclear weapon against Iran: GAETZ: ā€œIf Israel believes that this bombing campaign of the United States, that is relentless and effective at destroying infrastructure and military material, but not effective at regime change. If they donā€™t think thatā€™s enough to send Iran into chaos, they may use the nuclear weapon we all know they have. I shudder to think that. I would like to believe that no country would do that again, and so Iā€™m not of that ilk yet, but the argument was made.ā€ SHARP: ā€œWhat would the consequences be? Is the U.S. gonna bomb Israel? How is that gonna shake out? Whoā€™s gonna hold them account for that? Not that I think Israel wouldnā€™t do it. They have their pathological hatred of Iran and they wanna take that region out, and they have the Greater Israel objective. From a philosophical standpoint, they wouldnā€™t have a problem with it, but God, what would the consequences be?ā€ WATCH NOW:

Former Congressman Matt Gaetz

122,267 views ā€¢ 17 days ago