Israel–Hamas War

‘Earthquake’ of air strikes as Beirut hit by heaviest Israeli bombing since war began

The recent air strikes in Beirut have left a deep impact on the city, with residents describing the night as resembling an earthquake. The heavy bombardment by Israel, targeting Hezbollah leaders, infrastructure, and arms caches, has caused fear and chaos among the civilians. The international community’s silence on the issue has only added to the sense of desperation felt by the people of Beirut.

It is heartbreaking to see innocent civilians being caught in the crossfire of this conflict. The fact that some of these strikes were followed by secondary explosions, suggesting ammunition stores had been hit, underscores the dangerous reality of using civilian areas to hide weapons and munitions.… Continue reading

French President Emmanuel Macron calls for arms embargo on Israel

As a French citizen, I must say I am deeply disappointed by President Emmanuel Macron’s recent call for an arms embargo on Israel. While it is true that France may not be a major provider of weapons to Israel, the mere suggestion of such an embargo is troubling. Israel, a country surrounded by enemies seeking its destruction, has the right to defend itself against constant threats and attacks.

It is easy for those sitting comfortably in their homes to criticize Israel’s actions without truly understanding the gravity of the situation. Israel is not just facing sporadic conflicts; it is facing a constant state of war on multiple fronts.… Continue reading

Polish artist sparks outrage after equating Israel with Nazis at Auschwitz

As an artist, the power of our creations lies in our ability to provoke thought, challenge norms, and spark conversations about pressing issues. However, there is a fine line between artistic expression and outright disrespect, and recent events have highlighted the consequences of crossing that boundary. A Polish artist recently sparked outrage by equating Israel with Nazis at Auschwitz, a comparison that is not only inflammatory but also deeply insensitive to the atrocities of the Holocaust.

The use of such imagery and rhetoric undermines the suffering of millions of individuals who perished during the horrors of the Holocaust. Equating Israel, a modern-day nation-state, with the genocidal regime of the Nazis is not only historically inaccurate but also diminishes the gravity of the Holocaust.… Continue reading

Aziz Salha, photographed preparator of Ramallah lynching, killed in IAF strike in Gaza – report

Aziz Salha, a name that may not ring a bell to many, but carries a weight of infamy in the darkest corners of history. The image of him waving his bloodied hands out of a window, a grotesque symbol of primal savagery and unbridled hatred, is seared into the collective memory of those who bear witness to the inhumanity that reared its head in Ramallah two decades ago. The brutal lynching of two IDF reservists, Vadim Norzhich and Yosef Avrahami, at the hands of a bloodthirsty Palestinian mob, orchestrated by individuals like Salha, showcased a level of barbarism that defies comprehension.… Continue reading

Netanyahu denounces Macron over calls to stop arms deliveries to Israel

As I reflect on the recent denunciation by Benjamin Netanyahu towards French president Emmanuel Macron over calls to stop arms deliveries to Israel, I am struck by the intensity and complexity of the situation at hand. The volatile relationships between Israel, Lebanon, and Iran, coupled with the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah, have created a powder keg in the Middle East. The back and forth between world leaders is not just political posturing; it has real-life consequences for the people caught in the crossfire.

Netanyahu’s fiery response to Macron’s calls for an arms embargo demonstrates the high stakes involved. The prime minister’s assertion that Israel will win with or without France’s support highlights the deep-seated tensions and the relentless drive to defend the nation at all costs.… Continue reading

Missile fired by Iran at Israel crashes on street in Jordan, leaving locals terrified

Missile fired by Iran at Israel crashes on street in Jordan, leaving locals terrified. As I sit here contemplating this recent event, I can’t help but feel a sense of unease. The thought of a missile crashing down unexpectedly on a street in Jordan is a stark reminder of the precarious situation in the Middle East. Jordan, a country caught in the middle of regional conflicts, has once again found itself in the line of fire, quite literally.

I can’t shake the feeling of dread for the locals who were undoubtedly terrified by this sudden and unexpected turn of events. The fear that must have gripped the residents as a missile came crashing down from the sky is unimaginable.… Continue reading

Biden says US discussing possible Israeli strikes on Iran oil facilities

The news of possible Israeli strikes on Iranian oil facilities, as disclosed by Biden, has certainly caused a stir in the international community. Many are left wondering why such plans are being made public, giving Iran the opportunity to prepare and potentially mitigate the damage caused by these strikes. On the surface, it may seem counterintuitive to telegraph your moves in a potential military confrontation, but there could be strategic advantages to such announcements.

One possible reason for openly discussing these attacks could be to gauge the reactions of the parties involved. By signaling their intentions, the US and Israel may be trying to assess how Iran will respond and potentially use that information to their advantage.… Continue reading

Lebanese army withdraws from positions on southern border with Israel, sources say

The recent news of the Lebanese army withdrawing from its positions on the southern border with Israel certainly raises some eyebrows and sparks a myriad of thoughts within me. The decision comes as a strategic move amidst escalating tensions in the region, with Israel allegedly aiming to target Hezbollah, a prominent player in Lebanon’s complex political landscape. It appears that the Lebanese army is opting to take a step back and avoid unnecessary confrontation in an already volatile situation.

The notion of the Lebanese army pulling out to avoid unnecessary bloodshed makes logical sense. Why risk the lives of soldiers in a conflict that may not be their own?… Continue reading

Yazidi woman kidnapped by ISIS in Iraq rescued from Gaza by Israel

Reading about Fawzia Amin Sido’s harrowing story of being kidnapped by ISIS at just 11 years old and forced into a life of unimaginable horrors is a stark reminder of the atrocities that innocent individuals endure in conflict-stricken regions. The fact that she was trafficked from Iraq to Gaza, where she was essentially held captive, is abhorrent and highlights the dark underbelly of human trafficking and slavery that still persists in our world today.

To think that a young girl, robbed of her childhood and innocence, was subjected to such unspeakable acts is beyond comprehension. The trauma she must have experienced is unimaginable, and the long-lasting effects on her mental and emotional well-being are likely profound.… Continue reading

Israeli Troops Killed in Hezbullah Ambush in Lebanon

The recent news of Israeli troops being killed in a Hezbollah ambush in Lebanon has once again brought the conflict in the Middle East to the forefront of global attention. The reality of war is a grim one, and casualties are an inevitable part of any active battlefield situation. In this case, the IDF soldiers found themselves facing an enemy that is not to be underestimated. Hezbollah, with its well-trained fighters and strategic fortifications, poses a formidable challenge for any invading force. The decentralized structure of the organization, with independent groups operating without a central command, makes it a complex and difficult adversary to combat.… Continue reading