Hezbollah pager explosions

Because your last post, the one I quoted, suggested it the victim blaming. I didn't even mention Hezbollah.

Everything you've posted so far has been misleading. I'm not going to go on clicking on all your links to find out where you've misrepresented the contents of each one.

Doesn't disprove my point. You lied when you said Mossad "didn't bother" to warn the US. They warned them. As your own link says explicitly.

I would like to hear your version.

You forgot to say anti semite as well. It's stressful defending a genocidal state that's built on a lie, you did well holding it together for so long.

Here's what people in Lebanon are saying about Hezbollah's tactic of using residential buildings for their war meetings:

(She's a Lebanese journalist, of Shi'a origins)

What I say is from a heartache and pain: Why did the Radwan leaders meet in a civilian building, knowing that they were exposed to security threats, and after Israel proved that it could reach anyone in Hezbollah? A meeting like this would inevitably expose the lives of dozens of children and civilians to death and extreme danger... and unfortunately this is what happened.

Why? Does it effect any of the points I raised?

Is that supposed to be a big gotcha? No one is denying Hezbollah or Hamas are hiding in civilian buildings, that's what insurgents do. The issue is Israel dropping 2000lb bombs in refugee camps knowing they'll kill scores of innocent people to get one Hamas fighter. When the US was attacking Fallujah they didn't carpet bomb the city despite the insurgents hiding among the population. The only other army to use the tactics of the IDF were the Nazi's in Warsaw among other places.

Who and why would invade Ireland? 800 years since we were invaded and if my history books were correct the ''invaders'' were invited.

I don't know who that is and what it has to do with my post.

Let's say Iran hit the IDF military building near to the large hospital in Tel Aviv which ended up badly damaged in the strike. Would pro Israelis here blame Israel for having a military building near a hospital? By the way Jonathan Concrius admitted if Hezbollah were capable of launching a simliar operation against the IDF he would describe it as fair game. I suspect the apologists here will disagree and hide behind the excuse that the IDF is a legitimate army therefore a simliar attack would be terrorism. A bit hypocritical because the IDF as we know was founded by Irgun terrorists and regularly engages in state terrorism by maintaining the occupation in the West Bank. The apologists want to ignore that and childishly accuse critics of Israel as having ulterior motives.

I still don't get it. You mention someone that I never heard of and give no rfeference to assist me. Then you memtion that Hamas sent baloons into Israel presumably with explosives. I'll make it simple for you - Anyone who kills children by detonating explosives deliberately is guilty of murder. No pointing in blaming the victims.

That's ok. You've already made your ignorance abundantly clear. I wouldn't expect you to start trying to educate yourself at this stage in your life. Still, for anyone else who missed it:

Dima Sadek is a well-known Lebanese journalist. She's from a Shi'a Muslim family.

I quoted a tweet where she made the same point as I did about terrorists being responsible for the deaths of those children in Beirut today - the point that you think is victim-blaming. Nor does she think it's normal for Hezbollah to use residential buildings, as some posters on here have been blithely insisting.

Somehow I think she knows a great deal more about who is really to blame than you do.

When you become abusive then you are losing.

Quoting someone who agrees with you doesn't cut the mustard either. Just more victim blaming. There are loads who wouldn't agree with her.

Maybe the Palestinian settlers need to return home to the lands they came from, nearly every Palestinian is from Egypt, Iraq, Arabia, Syria.

The children of the ottoman empire in anothers land.

We should keep this thread to the fightback against Hezbollah not fairy tales of Palestine.

Why would Hamas invade here? You never mentioned the who and why I asked about.

Your joking right, the whole thing is caused by fairytales from a book of fables 3000 years ago FFS. Of course it's the dark skinned Arab people who are the settlers in the Levant and not the pasty skinned Eastern Europeans and Russians from the Caucasus

The actual strike wasn't particularly impressive, but having the knowledge that they were there having a meeting indicates Israel has very good intelligence on Hezbollah. Nasrallah is on the ropes now. The entire Hezbollah military council has been taken out along with their top two military officials within the past month . Nasrallah still won't declare all out war because he knows it will be the end of Hezbollah. It's clear who has really learnt the lessons from the 2006 war. It just once again proves Seanw and others who talk about Israel fighting for their very existence as rubbish. If I can use a boxing analogy Hezbollah are a lightweight fighter trying to take on a heavyweight Boxer- it's a complete mismatch.

Exactly, putting the bomb in on top of the top 20 commanders of Hezbollah's special forces, while meeting the military chief of Hezbollah and senior Palestinian Jihadis.

It's the knowing when and where, always.

Lot of Lebanese hate Hezbollah and the Palestinian invaders and remember their beautiful country before they destroyed it. So Israel has a lot of friends calling in with tips

Israel are fighting for their survival, if Hezbollah are left remain in existence it will arm better and attack more .

They are still a potent threat.

Putin might like some of his lads back from Israel. Just sayin'.

There are equally journalists with the opposite view as you know.

Well off you go then - why don't you find some Christian Lebanese journalists who say it's victim-blaming to say Hezbollah should not have been using a residential building to hold their meetings in?

That'd be the closest equivalent - I don't think there are enough Jews left in Lebanon to find any willing to speak at all so I won't ask you that.

It seems there are Irish people who really hate "da Jews" that much that they can convince themselves that a bunch of Hezbollah paramilitaries are heroes and martyrs.

Sure there's one on here insisting that it is "victim-blaming" to say that Hezbollah bear any responsibility for the deaths of the children in the residential block where Hezbollah was holding their war meetings.

FFS