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Israel is engaged in multiple simultaneous military operations and conflict environments (Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and wider regional tensions involving Iran). In Gaza, there has been sustained discussion and reporting around the possibility of long-term Israeli control of parts of the territory, alongside ongoing military operations and unresolved questions about post-war governance. In the West Bank, settler-related violence continues alongside ongoing settlement expansion, which remains a major point of international dispute. In Lebanon, the Israel–Hezbollah front remains a persistent conflict environment, often described by analysts as a cycle of deterrence and escalation management. Taken together, these issues represent significant sources of international dispute and diplomatic friction.

Israel is not currently facing clear military overstretch in the conventional sense and can sustain ongoing operations, though regional escalation involving Iran remains a higher-order risk factor. However, there are growing questions about geopolitical sustainability, particularly in relation to the United States. With US domestic politics becoming increasingly polarized and Israel more frequently subject to public debate across segments of American opinion, there is potential for longer-term political recalibration in the US–Israel relationship.

As a result of both Israeli policy outcomes and increasingly visible rhetorical friction in some public exchanges with US political actors, there is a non-zero possibility of gradual political adjustment over time, even if institutional ties remain strong in the near term. It is also relevant that while Benjamin Netanyahu has been a highly dominant and skilled political operator within both Israeli and US political environments, there remains uncertainty about future leadership and how successor governments may manage US relations and strategic continuity.
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You are completely rewriting basic history, geography, and math to force a narrative. First of all, your math is way off: Israel has not occupied Gaza for '+80 years' Israel is 78 years old and didn't even control Gaza until 1967, meaning it was 38 years, and Israel completely left 21 years ago. Second, your claim that Israel shut down all borders by early 2006 is historically false. After the August 2005 withdrawal, Israel and the Palestinian Authority signed the Agreement on Movement and Access (AMA) in November 2005, which opened the Rafah crossing to Egypt and planned for a seaport. What ruined it? The Palestinian population elected Hamas, and in June 2006, Hamas launched a cross-border raid, killed Israeli soldiers, and kidnapped Gilad Shalit. By 2007, Hamas launched a bloody civil war, throwing Palestinian Authority officials off roofs to seize total power. Only then did Israel and Egypt restrict the borders. The blockade was a defensive reaction to an armed terror state on the border, not the cause of it.
Furthermore, your point about electricity and water is a massive self-own. You ask how Israel could shut them off post-October 7th if they didn't control Gaza. Israel didn't enter Gaza to turn off switches; Israel turned off the utilities coming from inside Israel. Israel was selling power and water to Gaza because Hamas refused to build independent, functioning infrastructure for its people, choosing instead to dig up its own civilian water pipes to manufacture rocket shells something they proudly filmed and posted online as propaganda. No nation on earth is obligated to supply electricity and water to a regime that just crossed the border to slaughter 1,200 of its citizens.

Finally, you are trapping Israel in an impossible, hypocritical double standard: when Israel restricts the borders to stop Iranian missiles and other BS to defend itself, you call it 'collective punishment.' When Israel eases that exact pressure and allows Qatari cash, fuel, and electricity in so civilians don't starve, you flip the script and claim Israel is 'supporting and feeding Hamas.' Make up your mind. Your textbook theory that 'free trade and careers' will magically cure a jihadi death cult is incredibly naive. The masterminds of October 7th didn't launch a slaughter because they lacked 'career options.' They are driven by a fundamentalist religious ideology stated openly in their charter: the total erasure of Israel. Giving a totalitarian terrorist dictatorship unchecked, unlimited international trade won't turn them into peaceful businessmen; it just gives them the concrete, steel, and technology to build bigger tunnels and more advanced rockets


I just wrote a very demeaning comment and deleted it.
I realize now that i cannot argue against such fanatasism and cruelty.
When you go and support the murder and rape and cruelty against the palestinians in the west bank, in gaza and what israel is now committing in lebanon i feel like there's no hope left and you can shut your eyes and pretend it's necessary or a good thing and god help you.
I hope God will forgive you, because if Israel continues down this path the rest of the humans on this planet won't.

I wish you well.


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I just wrote a very demeaning comment and deleted it.
I realize now that i cannot argue against such fanatasism and cruelty.
When you go and support the murder and rape and cruelty against the palestinians in the west bank, in gaza and what israel is now committing in lebanon i feel like there's no hope left and you can shut your eyes and pretend it's necessary or a good thing and god help you.
I hope God will forgive you, because if Israel continues down this path the rest of the humans on this planet won't.

I wish you well.


Calling factual history, verified dates, and basic logistics 'fanaticism and cruelty' is just a way to avoid admitting your narrative completely fell apart under scrutiny.
I never supported murder, rape, or cruelty against anyone in fact, my entire point was calling out the fanatical cruelty of Hamas, a terrorist dictatorship that oppresses Gazans, steals their resources, and explicitly seeks genocide.
When confronted with undeniable facts about the 2005 withdrawal, the electricity lines, and the impossible double standard regarding Qatari funds, you couldn't answer a single one. Instead, you put words in my mouth, threw a tantrum, and deflected into emotional guilt trips.
Take care, and next time you debate history, bring facts instead of insults

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israel is currently occupying more of lebanon than russia is occupying ukraine
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Calling factual history, verified dates, and basic logistics 'fanaticism and cruelty' is just a way to avoid admitting your narrative completely fell apart under scrutiny.
I never supported murder, rape, or cruelty against anyone in fact, my entire point was calling out the fanatical cruelty of Hamas, a terrorist dictatorship that oppresses Gazans, steals their resources, and explicitly seeks genocide.
When confronted with undeniable facts about the 2005 withdrawal, the electricity lines, and the impossible double standard regarding Qatari funds, you couldn't answer a single one. Instead, you put words in my mouth, threw a tantrum, and deflected into emotional guilt trips.
Take care, and next time you debate history, bring facts instead of insults


this time its going to be real btw o/
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are there actually people in here who support israel that aren't just bots or paid actors?
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are there actually people in here who support israel that aren't just bots or paid actors?


When a state is attacked from across a sovereign border (like Lebanon or Gaza), international law standardly gives that country the right to permanently neutralize the threat.

But for Israel, the international community demands that it treat terrorist proxies as permanent, legitimate neighbors. Israel is told it must rely on international bodies like UNIFIL or international guarantees to keep the border safe, even though history has proven over and over again that these forces completely melt away the second a proxy decides to rebuild its arsenal.

The deepest irony of this international strategy is that it achieves the exact opposite of what it claims to want. By constantly stepping in to enforce a ceasefire before a terrorist organization can be completely dismantled, the international community doesn't bring stability it subsidizes the next war.

It creates a reality where proxies like Hezbollah can absorb a massive hit, sit safely behind an internationally enforced diplomatic shield, spend five years rearming with better Iranian missiles, and then start the cycle all over again

For the world, a "constrained" Israel is a convenient shock absorber that keeps a massive regional fire contained. But for the people actually living inside that shock absorber, it means a lifetime of waiting for the next siren to go off

If you do not support Israel you stand with terrorist organization
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