[Poster101]

wow, i wonder how many times those hostages had been moved, they looked pretty good compared to how i think the hostages are doing deep in the tunnles

[Poster101]

Information in wars is always interesting. HAMAS and the pallys are calling the hostage rescue as masacure, i am sure they have to in order to save face. But at least some good vids are being released and alot of first hand accounts since it was a day time raid

Vid 1 - Apparently alot of airstrike were happening to cause confusion for the hamas defenders

Vid 2 - An english play by play of what happened for the IDF special forces who came in the back

Vid 3 - ****CHILD Warning**** - English AI voice explains the raid and shows alot of the pally dead, but not suprised that the hostage rescue is not mentioned

Vid 4 - ****CHILD Warning**** - Dead and dying from the aftermath of the raid, pretty legit carnage

Vid 5 - Damnnn, close airstrikes so IDF could get some room to operate

Vid 6 - Wow, hell of an explosion

Vid 7 - ***Child warning maybe*** Bodies after some type of airstrike, guts hanging out and quite a bit of devistation. I dont know what took out that many people without that much damage to the surroundings

[zhazoo]

Originally Posted by Poster101 ↗

Vid 4 - ****CHILD Warning**** - Dead and dying from the aftermath of the raid, pretty legit carnage

First time I've had my heart strings pulled in the war.

[mothmon]

Saw that other rescued (released actually) female hostage with the wounded arm & the botched lip fillers say recently all the Palestinian people around her the whole time were basically of the Hamas hivemind (though she didn't use those exact words). The pallys are a stagnant, unambitious, simple people, destined to be no more than Israel's whipping puppies with the occasional bite back, forever and ever

[SDI]

Originally Posted by Poster101 ↗

Vid 2 - An english play by play of what happened for the IDF special forces who came in the back

Very last vid, just added. Magav (Border Police) released gopro footage from that rescue op. It shows the rescue of the 3 male hostages and is likely the continuation of the vid above. Its where the police officer died, ofc they don't show offensive content. I suppose it happened around the black/white scene??


Vid1: Shooting another minarett.

Vid2: Two IDF bulldozers vs. Palestinean car.

Vid3: RPG armed Hamas terrorist tries to exit a tunnel shaft, gets killed.

Vid4: Small recon drone footage: Tunnel shaft inside childrens play room.

Vid5: Instagram compilation, 30 seconds Gaza.

Vid6: Taken out terrorist in Juda and Samaria.

Vid7: Demolition, likely Juda and Samaria cause (look like two police officers).

Vid8: Jerusalem. Arab funeral procession tries to enter jewish neighbourhood. Border Police officers try to hold them back.

Vid9: Just a feelgood clip from Instagramm: To Victory^^

Vid10: Deir al-Balah, Gaza. Air strike. You need no netflix there.

Vid11-13: Jenin, two terrorist try to flee on a MC. Getting shot + aftermath.

Vid 14+15: Two bulldozers rush into Rafah at nighttime. Demolition work in Rafah, mocking vid, bit slowmo.

Vid16: Another air strike.

[Poster101]

Originally Posted by zhazoo ↗

First time I've had my heart strings pulled in the war.

Agree, war is hell and this war is especially hard because they release so much footage that is just injured child focused...sometimes, it is just enough internet for the day...

[Poster101]

Originally Posted by SDI ↗

Very last vid, just added. Magav (Border Police) released gopro footage from that rescue op. It shows the rescue of the 3 male hostages and is likely the continuation of the vid above. Its where the police officer died, ofc they don't show offensive content. I suppose it happened around the black/white scene??


Vid1: Shooting another minarett.

Vid2: Two IDF bulldozers vs. Palestinean car.

Vid3: RPG armed Hamas terrorist tries to exit a tunnel shaft, gets killed.

Vid4: Small recon drone footage: Tunnel shaft inside childrens play room.

Vid5: Instagram compilation, 30 seconds Gaza.

Vid6: Taken out terrorist in Juda and Samaria.

Vid7: Demolition, likely Juda and Samaria cause (look like two police officers).

Vid8: Jerusalem. Arab funeral procession tries to enter jewish neighbourhood. Border Police officers try to hold them back.

Vid9: Just a feelgood clip from Instagramm: To Victory^^

Vid10: Deir al-Balah, Gaza. Air strike. You need no netflix there.

Vid11-13: Jenin, two terrorist try to flee on a MC. Getting shot + aftermath.

Vid 14+15: Two bulldozers rush into Rafah at nighttime. Demolition work in Rafah, mocking vid, bit slowmo.

Vid16: Another air strike.

Vid 3 is fucking nuts, its like reliving some vietnam shit where a combatant can just pop out of anywhere with an RPG and be just feet away from the target. Really puts into perspective how nuts tunnels are and how complicated it has made this war

[matanff]

I feel absolutely nothing when seeing dead jihadists, no matter what age.
Everyone in Gaza is expandable, this is the main Hamas and Jihad way, death is sacred, sacrifice anything for the cause, hide with children only to be able to take these photos and videos after a raid or an airstrike.
Pallywood propaganda, nothing else.
All deaths are their own fault. Don’t blame go looking to blame Israel when you thoughtlessly started a war by murdering anyone at sight.

Also all those “civilians” are familes, supporters, or militants (children are militants to be) of Hamas and other terror organisations.

Israel will prevail
Europe is already taking anti muslim steps
Islam and arabs will be taken care off.
The world has had enough of these killer parasites.

[houseoftechno]

Hezbollah commander killed in south Lebanon strike
11 June 2024

Hezbollah announced the death of a senior commander in an alleged Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon on Tuesday, as the terror group fired some 80 rockets at northern communities throughout the day amid increasing cross-border hostilities.

The Iran-backed group said in a statement that Taleb Abdullah, from the south Lebanon town of Aadachit, was killed “on the road to Jerusalem,” the terror organization’s term for Israeli strikes.

Abdullah was killed in a strike in the coastal town of Jouaiyya, some 25 kilometers (15 miles) north of the border with Israel. The Hezbollah-affiliated Al-Akhbar newspaper reported that at least four other people were killed in the strike, while Lebanese security sources told Reuters that three other Hezbollah operatives were killed in the strike.

The security sources said the four Hezbollah members were likely targeted during a meeting.

In its statement, Hezbollah referred to Abdullah as a commander. The terror group rarely refers to its senior operatives slain in Israeli strikes as commanders. The only other operative referred to as a commander was Wissam al-Tawil, the deputy head of the terror group’s elite Radwan force, killed by Israel in January.

[houseoftechno]

Hezbollah fired some 80 rockets at northern communities throughout the day amid increasing cross-border hostilities.
11 June 2024

There were no injuries reported in the rocket attacks, with air defenses intercepting some projectiles while others struck open areas.

Footage from a community in the Kiryat Shmona area showed the Iron Dome air defense system engaging a barrage of some 15 rockets.

Iron Dome footage.