Hamas strike on Israel - mod warning in OP updated 19/10/23

Netenyahu said the plan: "voluntary emigration"

Not that they have any choice other than to take up that offer

Settlers will find a way

https://www.timesofisrael.com/eyeing-an-opportunity-settlers-move-to-border-towns-so-theyre-ready-to-return-to-gaza/

The IDF have confirmed to the BBC that there was indeed another unreported IDF strike last Sunday.

The significance of this is that it was part of the data that was used by the White House to attempt to discredit the BBC.

@political analyst you might take note of this

There really is no low that Israel won't sink to.

A tale as old as time . Arming the enemy of your enemy and causing a war within .

Opinion . I'm not part of the US government.

So you've no evidence that either Israel or the US would prevent the rebuilding of Gaza.

Hmmm.

Further updates on the woeful performance of GHF in providing aid to Gaza.

Northern Gaza still without any out at all.

Notable that the "shooting incidents" were all IDF related (which they have since admitted - see a pattern there anyone?). Coincidence? No - a fig leaf of cover for Israel to continue its Genocide.

Their feelings re Gaza.

And imagine thinking Egypt care lol . Their plan is all politics . They could not care less.

Can you imagine a world where the Nazis were arming gangs inside Jewish concentration camps, and then the world just turned on the Jewish people inside those camps because those gangs existed.

Greta Thunberg and her flotilla are due to land in Gaza in the next 48 to 72 hours. I'm reading that the regime has no legal right to intercept the boat under international law - she is bringing food and aid to a starving people in an illegally occupied territory on board a British registered vessel.

Senator Lindsay Graham has already said. "I hope Greta can swim". I agree with the above. Israel don't care about International law. They're killing innocent women and children for fun. Why wouldn't they turn on the Madeleen, Gretas boat. Greta and crew are very brave to do what they are doing.

100% yes and it's almost certainly the case they are going to try and interfere with / stop the vessel. In the Zionist world, whatever Israel says is the law, is the law.

Hopefully though, the arrival of the boat will signal an embarrassment for the regime. Much of the western media seem to be following its journey and it will be hard for the Israeli propaganda machine to spin whatever happens to Greta as a 'win'.

The aid ship will not be allowed land. The last thing the IDF want in Gaza is humanitarian aid. It's interesting to see how the IDF will turn it around or disable it. Fair play to them all for trying.

A couple of interesting headlines from Haaretz.

Does anyone else find it odd that the IDF and now GHF use phrases like "Hamas threats" without explaining what those threats are? I suspect its just convenient language to justify whatever it is they want to do or not do.

The IDF dead body announcement is interesting - they said weeks ago that they already killed him. The wouldn't have lied would they?

The EU looking at "whether Israel respects human rights and democratic principles" is also odd - ask any random person in the street and they'll give the categoric answer…

Iran getting hold of Israel's nuclear secrets is worrying…

• Gazan health officials said at least eight Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire near a humanitarian aid distribution center in Rafah run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, the U.S.-based group distributing food aid.
• The foundation said it did not open its distribution sites on Saturday because of direct threats by Hamas. "These threats made it impossible to proceed today without putting innocent lives at risk," it said in a statement, adding that "GHF will not be deterred. We are actively adapting our operations to overcome these threats and fully intend to resume distributions without delay."
  
• The IDF announced that it was investigating whether a body found near the European Hospital in Khan Yunis was Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar.

• European Council President António Costa called the situation in the Gaza Strip "unacceptable" and expressed doubts about Israel's adherence to international law, Politico reported.
• Costa said the European Union's External Action Service was looking into the situation, including whether Israel respects human rights and democratic principles.

• The Lebanese Hezbollah-affiliated Al Mayadeen channel reported that Iranian intelligence had acquired a large trove of highly sensitive material, including thousands of documents relating to Israeli defense projects and Israeli nuclear facilities.