Actually, Israeli soldiers are all over the strip, uncovering launchers and tunnels every moment. The reason why only two were killed is that they're just much better trained than Hamas's cowards who flee whenever they see a soldier.
I assume you feed yourself of Iran's media which says Israel suffered hundreds of casualties. Keep believing in your divine victory. As long as you're happy, all is good.
Not everything is related to Lebanon. There is currently no conflict between Israel and Lebanon, so there's nothing to end. If Lebanon could cause Hamas to stop attacking Israel (which it can't) it'd be a different story.
A peace treaty would always be welcome, regardless of anything. Both countries have much to gain from each other.
Hamas can do something for civilians, stop firing rockets. Israel's humanitarian efforts to spare Gazan lives have cost us the lives of 13 of our soldiers. They died so that Gazans, which were warned to move to the south of the strip and ignored the warnings, will live.
Nasrallah knows that we can't care less about his babbling. This way he can pretend to be on the "resistance" side while not suffering any consequences. It won't help him though, IS will still destroy him and his organization.
If Israel started the war, then why would Hamas refuse to stop it? IS are disgusting terrorists, enemies of all human beings, and I support the Syrian army and especially the Kurdish army which fight them, even though their regime arms Hamas, which is no different than IS. The Muslims already have plenty of Islamic states. Would you claim KSA or Iran are not Islamic? Genocide is what happens in Syria and is practiced by both sides there. The war there has killed a thousand times more than the one here.
Where did I cheer for IS? They're worse than HA. While HA only repress its own people (the Shiites) IS wishes to repress and murder anyone who is not them. Though still, HA should've stayed away from the war in Syria. Their tactics against the Israeli army were to hide among civilians inside towns. Now they're in foreign territory against an enemy that does the same (though HA, unlike Israel, doesn't care about killing civilians). It's not a war they can win.
Because it's supposed to be the president of all of Lebanon, not only the Christians. Junblatt objection is thus justified. Of course, it would be better if Lebanon would become a normal democracy where belonging to a certain sect has nothing to do with what you can be.
You are more than welcome to discuss Israeli politics. Just because it's none of my business doesn't mean I can't have an opinion about it.
Also, what you understood was the opposite of what I said. The president of Lebanon is the president of all of Lebanon, and that's why Junblatt, as representative of part of Lebanon, can speak against it.
At Least 100 Gazans Dead on Assault's Bloodiest Day as Israel Says 13 Troops Killed Overnight
20 July 2014, 09:35Actually, Israeli soldiers are all over the strip, uncovering launchers and tunnels every moment. The reason why only two were killed is that they're just much better trained than Hamas's cowards who flee whenever they see a soldier.
At Least 100 Gazans Dead on Assault's Bloodiest Day as Israel Says 13 Troops Killed Overnight
20 July 2014, 11:02I assume you feed yourself of Iran's media which says Israel suffered hundreds of casualties. Keep believing in your divine victory. As long as you're happy, all is good.
At Least 100 Gazans Dead on Assault's Bloodiest Day as Israel Says 13 Troops Killed Overnight
20 July 2014, 12:36Not everything is related to Lebanon. There is currently no conflict between Israel and Lebanon, so there's nothing to end. If Lebanon could cause Hamas to stop attacking Israel (which it can't) it'd be a different story.
A peace treaty would always be welcome, regardless of anything. Both countries have much to gain from each other.
At Least 100 Gazans Dead on Assault's Bloodiest Day as Israel Says 13 Troops Killed Overnight
20 July 2014, 14:232 were killed last night. In total, 5 soldiers were killed, as well as 2 civilians. I'm also reading diverse sources.
Ban Arrives in Doha, Urges Israel to 'Do Far More' to Spare Gaza Civilians
20 July 2014, 23:59Hamas can do something for civilians, stop firing rockets. Israel's humanitarian efforts to spare Gazan lives have cost us the lives of 13 of our soldiers. They died so that Gazans, which were warned to move to the south of the strip and ignored the warnings, will live.
Nasrallah Contacts Meshaal: The Resistance Stands by Palestinians
21 July 2014, 09:45Nasrallah knows that we can't care less about his babbling. This way he can pretend to be on the "resistance" side while not suffering any consequences. It won't help him though, IS will still destroy him and his organization.
Nasrallah Contacts Meshaal: The Resistance Stands by Palestinians
21 July 2014, 10:52If Israel started the war, then why would Hamas refuse to stop it? IS are disgusting terrorists, enemies of all human beings, and I support the Syrian army and especially the Kurdish army which fight them, even though their regime arms Hamas, which is no different than IS. The Muslims already have plenty of Islamic states. Would you claim KSA or Iran are not Islamic? Genocide is what happens in Syria and is practiced by both sides there. The war there has killed a thousand times more than the one here.
Nasrallah Contacts Meshaal: The Resistance Stands by Palestinians
21 July 2014, 11:53Where did I cheer for IS? They're worse than HA. While HA only repress its own people (the Shiites) IS wishes to repress and murder anyone who is not them. Though still, HA should've stayed away from the war in Syria. Their tactics against the Israeli army were to hide among civilians inside towns. Now they're in foreign territory against an enemy that does the same (though HA, unlike Israel, doesn't care about killing civilians). It's not a war they can win.
Jumblat: Christians Must Realize Difficulty of Aoun or Geagea's Election as President
21 July 2014, 15:47Because it's supposed to be the president of all of Lebanon, not only the Christians. Junblatt objection is thus justified. Of course, it would be better if Lebanon would become a normal democracy where belonging to a certain sect has nothing to do with what you can be.
Jumblat: Christians Must Realize Difficulty of Aoun or Geagea's Election as President
21 July 2014, 16:26You are more than welcome to discuss Israeli politics. Just because it's none of my business doesn't mean I can't have an opinion about it.
Also, what you understood was the opposite of what I said. The president of Lebanon is the president of all of Lebanon, and that's why Junblatt, as representative of part of Lebanon, can speak against it.