Israel's War Against Hamas - Updates

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The Israel Defence Forces have been attacking Hamas in Gaza from land, sea and air for two weeks now, following a three-week air campaign. Before ground operations began, US military advisers urged the Israelis not to launch a large-scale campaign, which they believed would result in an IDF bloodbath – and be less effective than a combination of air strikes and special forces raids. The IDF rejected that advice, and moved into Gaza with a large combined arms force. And it has confounded its critics...



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Israel isn’t struggling in Gaza. It’s winning a rapid victory

Analysts predicted that Hamas would inflict terrible casualties on the IDF. They were wrong

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n 1943, Husseini and Himmler agreed that all Jews living in the middle east must be killed once Germany wins the war.

The origins of Hamas actually literally do come from Nazi philosophy, so it's quite common to find Nazi literature in their libraries.

 

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Sky News host Rita Panahi has slammed the “pathetic” response of Victoria Premier Jacinta Allan to the violent pro-Palestine protest in Melbourne on Friday night.

The scenes which erupted at the Caulfield rally triggered an evacuation of a nearby synagogue during a Shabbat service.

“Premier Jacinta Allan –pathetic response,” Ms Panahi said. Ms Panahi said the Victorian Premier provided “no moral clarity whatsoever” in her tweet after the incident.

“She makes references to ‘there is never any place for anti-Semitism or Islamophobia in Victoria’ – that’s how she ends the statement.”

 

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'It's so disgusting': 'Ethnoreligious violence' playing out on Australia's streets

Sky News host Chris Kenny says the pro-Palestine rallies is the “worst thing” to unfold in Australia.

On Friday night in the Melbourne suburb of Caulfield, a violent clash between Palestinian and Israeli supporters erupted.

A war memorial was also defaced with graffiti, and on Saturday, demonstrators took to the water on jet skis with the intention of barring the entry of an Israeli ship at Port Botany.

“I just think it is so disgusting, it’s so sad, it runs against everything that we think this country stands for,” Mr Kenny told Sky News Australia.

“This is ethnoreligious violence playing out on our streets.”

 

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Julianna Margulies pans peers for their silence, adopts cause of Hamas-held hostage

Jewish actress says she's 'standing on the right side of history' on October 7 massacre and Gaza war, campaigns for release of Yarden Roman-Gat

www.timesofisrael.com

 

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Social activist Emily Schrader breaks down whats at play around vandals tearing down posters of missing Israelis.