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This worries me that, this whole thing will escalate even more (and more) and then many more innocent civilians will be brutally murdered for no reason.
Something bad is going to happen in Israel (a nuclear power) and it's all going to go sideways
Why the fuck are they attaching Lebanon and Syria? I know Hezbollah and Syria have Iranian influence and aid, but this is unprovoked. Isn't this considered an act of war?
hizballah and co. have been shooting rockets at israel from lebanon and syria since the 8th of october.
Aw. Fucking hell.... Ok. I wasn't aware.
Sure, if you say so. Or should I say, better take a look at the article and try to refute some of its claims by providing the relevant links?
a reuters article from the 8th of october:
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-strikes-lebanon-after-hezbollah-hits-shebaa-farms-2023-10-08/
"Hezbollah on Sunday said it had launched guided rockets and artillery onto three posts in the Shebaa Farms "in solidarity" with the Palestinian people."
Your answer is not related to my question [take a look at the article and try to refute some of its claims by providing the relevant links?]
Your answer is barely related to your statement. You talk about one incident. It definately does not cover the period you mention [have been shooting rockets at israel from lebanon and syria since the 8th of october].
you edited your comment. it was initially "Sure, if you say so."
i replied to a comment of a person who thought the attack was unprovoked, and that israel attacked first.
the article shows hizballah was the one who started this round and joined hamas's attack on israel.
i thought anyone following these events would be aware of the continous barrages from hizballah, as there are news about it all the time..
Hezbollah Fires More Than 100 Rockets Into Israel, Drawing Retaliation
"Since Oct. 7, Hezbollah has been firing rockets into northern Israel on a near-daily basis."
Israeli Killed in Heavy Rocket Barrage Fired at Northern Israel, After IDF Strikes in Lebanon Kill Seven
"Zaher Bishara, from a Druze village in Israel's north, was killed in an industrial building after Hezbollah fired a barrage of about 30 rockets at Kiryat Shmona.”
from yesterday.
Missiles fired from Lebanon, mortars launched from Syria as northern front heats up
US intel suggests Syria’s Assad agreed to send Russian missile system to Hezbollah with Wagner group help
"Wagner and Hezbollah fighters have both operated in Syria for years, where they have been working alongside Russian and Syrian armed forces to bolster the Assad regime against the Syrian opposition."
in case you're wondering about their presence in syria.
Since Oct. 7, Hezbollah has been firing rockets into northern Israel on a near-daily basis.
It doesn’t mention where this statement is based upon.
The other 2 are from Israeli press, so there’s not much to trust there.
The CNN one is not related to my question