“We'll burn Khan Younis, Rafah and Gaza!"

An Israeli terrorist proudly states his plans for Gaza… pic.twitter.com/RpV2mGXyTr

— The Saviour (@stairwayto3dom) May 25, 2024

There is no stopping the Jewish death machine in the Middle East.

This train is headed all the way to Tehran. That was always the plan. That is why Bibi allowed October 7th to happen in the first place.

You will hear all of these different things, hear that Israel is thinking about various different policies and so on, but it all ultimately comes back to a road to war with Iran.

The Guardian:

Israel appears to be forging ahead with its offensive on the southern Gaza city of Rafah, despite a new ruling from the UN’s top court to halt the assault, which it said is worsening an already “disastrous” humanitarian crisis.

About 900,000 people have fled Rafah, previously the shelter of last resort for 85% of the Gaza Strip’s 2.3 million population, since the Israeli ground operation in the area began on 6 May. At the same time, deliveries of humanitarian supplies and fuel to the Palestinian territory have slowed to a trickle, with the two main aid crossings – Rafah, on the border with Egypt, and nearby Kerem Shalom, a goods crossing linking Gaza with Israel – effectively blocked by the fighting.

On Friday, the International Court of Justice in The Hague (ICJ), which arbitrates disputes between nations, made its third intervention in the conflict so far, ordering Israel to immediately stop its Rafah operation. The court president Nawaf Salam said when announcing the 13-2 majority ruling, that Israel is obliged under the UN’s genocide convention not to inflict “conditions of life that would bring about [the Palestinian people’s] physical destruction in whole or in part”. But Israeli airstrikes on the south and eastern edges of Rafah appeared to escalate even as the ICJ delivered its decision, residents and medics said, as Israeli ground troops edge closer to the overcrowded city centre. Another 30 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire in the last 24 hours, Palestinian medics reported on Saturday; battles are also ongoing in northern and central parts of the Strip such as Jabalia and Zeitoun, where forces belonging to the Palestinian militant group Hamas have regrouped.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Friday night that it had carried out “operational activity in specific areas of Rafah” including killing Hamas fighters and destroying parts of the group’s tunnel network.

Egypt’s president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, said in a phone call with US President Joe Biden on Friday night that the country would resume allowing UN trucks to travel to Kerem Shalom, but with Rafah still closed and fighting raging it remains unclear whether relief agencies will be able to access or distribute deliveries. Delivery operations that began from a new US-funded floating pier were halted almost immediately after desperate people seized most of the shipment last week.

In a pretty important media event, the Associated Press recently admitted that Israel is losing the war in Gaza.

See: AP Finally Reports Israel is Losing the War, So This is Now a Big News Story

I’ve been saying this from the beginning – that the war was completely impossible from the start. You cannot defeat Hamas unless you literally kill every single person in Gaza.

Maybe they will kill every single person in Gaza.

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