It must be all or none.. won't happend

Move those you consider terrorists to commanding heights?

No, you move them to the east of the heights. Golan heights south to north are about ~1km above sea level across the range. Highest point mount Hermon is 2.8Km above sea level. You move the Gazans into the Al Qunaitra governorate to the right of Golan.

Firing rockets over 9 meter wall from Gaza into Israel is not hard. Firing rockets over 1000 meter mountain range serving as natural barrier is next to impossible. Israel would basically have a bunch of bases on top of Golan monitoring activity. More i think of it, it would be an excellent solution to Gaza issue. The only true issue is how do you get the local Syrians to agree to having Gazans there.

This post was edited by ofthevoid on Dec 10 2024 10:26am

He ment beyond to golan heights into Syrian territory

The area is in ruins from the 1973 war no one came back there

Kurds realizing they might get fucked so striking a pretty soft tone. They've been pushed out of Manbij completely. They've also been pushed out of Deir Ez Zor in the southeast. Turkey is bombing Kobani and Qamishli, both Kurd strongholds on the border with Turkey.



It looks like everything is falling into place with SNA/HTS consolidating control, at least with most everything west of Euphrates aside from the southwest pocket where Israel seems to be expanding control.

Sunni freedom fighters are alleged to have deceived Alawite communities by offering reassurances of their safety, only to later initiate a campaign of violence targeting them. Reports describe these actions as part of an ethnic cleansing effort aimed at the Alawite minority. Despite the severity of the claims, the situation has received limited international attention, no Jews no news.

While the Jews just watch when having the power to stop it?

You're right though, no Jews being slaughtered, no news.

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Strike a deal with the new Syrian government and let them take care of that issue (i.e. beat the local population into submission if they speak up). For example international recognition, humanitarian aid (which the war-torn country will desperately need), perhaps setting up a recovery fund for Syria, etc.



Like I've said, al-Julani and his "freedom fighters" got their hands full with consolidating power in Damascus. For now, they don't really care about Russian naval bases or Druze villages in the desert being taken over by the IDF.

Do you expect us to intervene between ISIS and the Alawites, who have been hostile to us since 1948?

What a joke—take it up with Erdogan; he’s the one who sent them.

Where is the UN watch? Amnesty? Where are the protest?