The Palestine Red Crescent Society said three children were injured by shrapnel, after Israel said a missile from...
EDIT: https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-iran-launch-more-barrages-israel-aims-wipe-out-tehrans-nuclear-program-2025-06-13/
> A missile fired from Yemen by the Iran-backed Houthi militia, killed five Palestinians including three children in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent.
What you originally wrote doesn't imply only leaders.
The current leaders of Zionist parties that are part of the government are, Netanyahu, Smotrich, Ben Gvir and Arie Deri. That's 2 Ashkenazis and 2 Mizrahis.
They voted for the Likud mostly because of the racism they experienced. That resulted in much more Mizrahi Jews in places of power and the shrinking of the gap between Ashkenazi and Mizrahi Jews.
Justifiable or not, that clearly worked in their interest.
But clearly you're just looking to attack people, so I'm wasting my time.
You wrote it again, but do you mean Revisionist Zionism? I didn't pretend, as it's completely irrelevant.
You wrote that the hardcore Zionist tends to be European. You were corrected that it isn't true today.
You should clarify yourself if you meant something else.
The article points out Mizrahi are more right wing.
Likud's voters are still mostly Mizrahi, even if less Mizrahi are voting for them as compared to the past.
And it isn't the only right wing party or the most extreme one. Ben Gvir's party is worse and also has mostly Mizrahi voters.
I haven't managed to find the articles that talked about the last election in the context of Mizrahi Jews, but you can go through the last election result map and see the places where the Likud got the highest percentages are almost all Mizrahi dominated.
And vote against their interests in which way?
You mean Netanyahu's parents.
Where were Ben Gvir's parents from?
The majority of Likud, Shas and Ben Gvir voters are Mizrahi Jews.
Israeli Mizrahi Jews in general tend to be more right wing in general.
The five were working on farms in Israel when they were abducted during attacks on 7 October 2023.
Seems like they're refocusing on Libya:
https://www.wsj.com/world/russia-air-defense-bases-syria-libya-25810db0
Utilising the chaos in Syria in the wake of Bashar al-Assad’s ouster, Turkey has mobilised its military along with militias it sponsors along the border with Kurdish-held Syrian territories in what appears to be a preparation for an imminent invasion, according to a report
The stalled South Sudan peace talks have resumed in Kenya after four months and the sacking of a government delegation, the latest effort to end the conflict that has long crippled the African country’s economy
> "Homs must not fall," one of the sources told Reuters, adding that senior officers deployed overnight to oversee some Hezbollah fighters who had been in Syria near the border with Lebanon for years. > > A Syrian military officer and two regional officials close to Tehran also told Reuters that elite Hezbollah forces had crossed over from Lebanon and taken up positions in Homs.
Islamist rebels and armed groups backed by Ankara swept across Syria this past week, seizing Aleppo and putting President Bashar al-Assad’s soldiers to flight. Having achieved a hard-won autonomy in…
> the SDF-controlled village of Al-Shahabat came under violent bombardment by rocket launchers and artillery troops of Iranian-backed militias, which resulted in the injury of several civilians.
> SOHR sources have just reported that a little girl was killed and three other civilians of a single family were injured in artillery fire by Iranian-backed militias stationed in Al-Ma’amel mountain on the SDF-controlled village of Jadidat Ekaydat in Deir Ezzor countryside.
Islamists’ shock offensive threatens to draw in other forces in fractured nation
Arguably the non-PKK Kurds / Democratic Socialist state of Rojava (AANES). But they aren't an active part of the current situation.
Best case scenario for Syrian citizens, is if the Turkey-backed Sunni Islamist forces and the Shia Islamist / Assad regime / Russian / Iranian forces considerably dwindle each other's numbers and capabilities, with the Kurds swooping in at the end to help turn the rest of Syria into a Democratic Socialist state.
> The airstrikes, ground bombardment and limited resistance by regime forces left 20 members of HTS dead.
> Meanwhile, HTS and factions participating in “Deterrence of aggression” operation advanced into neighbourhoods of Aleppo city and took control of the majority of the city, government centres and prisons.
> Yesterday, a Russian fighter jet launched an airstrike with three missiles on military headquarters that included a group of members of the “Joint Forces” of the Turkish-backed “National Army”, on the outskirts of Marae’ City in northern Aleppo countryside, where four members were killed and several military cars and the headquarters were destroyed.
This is a seperate incident which happened more recently. After the one you wrote about.
49.5% of the voters voted for the current government.
Which "progressive" government did Israel have in the last 30 years?
Barak and especially Rabin's government stopped the settlements.
Olmert had the "realignment plan", which was shelved due to the 2nd Lebanon war.
Sounds like they hit some missile manufacturing facilities. Hopefully they also hit some drone facilities.
Less missiles and drones for Russia's attacks on Ukraine and for the Iranian militias' attacks on the Kurds in Syria and Iraq.
Edit: Seems like they did also hit drone facilities. Less Shahed drones for Russia.
I assume the drone that took the video exploded moments later, killing Sinwar.
...leading to a gunfight during which Sinwar escaped into a ruined building.
...tank shells and a missile were also fired at the building.
It's a Lebanese paper founded in Beirut by Lebanese.
Nope, he was always in Gaza.
Mousa abu Marzouk and Khaled Mashaal are the ones in Qatar (and previously, Haniyeh).
Just for you - https://www.irishtimes.com/world/middle-east/2024/10/01/israel-and-us-promise-sharp-response-to-iranian-missile-attack/
The only reported fatality was a Palestinian man who was killed when a rocket hit the West Bank town of Jericho.
https://apnews.com/article/strait-of-hormuz-vessel-33fcffde2d867380e98c89403776a8ac
Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said Iran fired 170 drones, more than 30 cruise missiles and more than 120 ballistic missiles.
In Reuters they reported the following:
Pentagon spokesperson Major General Patrick Ryder:
...
Iran's attack was about twice the scope of Tehran's attack on Israel on April 14
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they used hypersonic 'Fattah' missiles 'for the first time' in attack on Israel, Iranian state TV reports
There are reports about this being coordinated by Iran, which has been recruiting for a while now for this attack and possibly more.
But not from known sources, so we'll have to wait for other ones.
Probably similar to the way they tried recruiting several months ago https://archive.md/OC1fk (Haaretz)
It will mostly be Patriot, David's Sling and Arrow according to the Wikipedia article on their defense systems.
I think Barak is mostly for Navy assets?
The alternative is the libertarian socialist AANES (Rojava).
Those people came from other areas to chant in support of Hezbollah in areas where there's no support for Hezbollah.