To those who told us we should stop.
To those who thought that a ceasefire will release them.
To those who think we're overreacting.
Fuck you.
A hero. Protected the hostages with his own body.Chief Inspector Arnon Zmora, 36, an officer in the National Counter-Terrorism Unit, has died from wounds sustained in the operation to rescue the four hostages. May he rest in peace.
He is survived by his wife and two children.
This is what it looks like when a country prioritizes protecting its civilians over protecting its military. The situation in Gaza is the polar opposite of this.
Everything that's coming out about this morning's operation paints a picture of a heroic effort between the police, the IDF and the Shin Bet. Both on land and in the air, operating under heavy fire and at tremendous risk.A hero. Protected the hostages with his own body.
The video of her being abducted was absolutely terrifying and sad to watch so seeing her safe and sound finally is amazing.
That's crazy. We all expected the worst to happen. Not to say it didn't once we get details of how they were held.
wonder how hamas loving dims are going spin this?Four hostages rescued alive by a joint IDF-Shin Bet-Israeli Police operation in Nuseirat camp! Just reported.
Noa Argamani (25)
Almog Meir (21)
Andrey Kozalov (27)
Shlomi Ziv (40)
Currently being treated at an Israeli hospital. Reported healthy!
These four were kidnapped from the Nova party.
Noa Argamani's mother is terminally sick with cancer and wasn't sure she'd get to see her daughter again. Footage of Noa being kidnapped on a motorcycle by Hamas has been circulating online since October 7th.
Edit: English source
Four hostages seized at Nova festival freed in Gaza raid
Israeli forces, backed by air strikes, fought intense gun battles with Hamas in the Nuseirat area.www.bbc.com
Edit2: This flies in the face of every hater who kept saying Israeli strikes have killed all the hostages. As this operation shows, some have been well-hidden in civilian facilities and were constantly being moved around all this time.
FUCK HAMAS.
this about timeGood riddance. What a fucking bitch.
According to Instagram keyboard warriors the narrative will go something like this: the people holding the four hostages were actually part of the resistance in Gaza, and this is why the four appear to be healthy and well fed. But because of IDF's ruthless genocide killing hundreds while rescuing the hostages, Hamas has now ordered all remaining ones to be lowered into the tunnels at even the slightest hint of another rescue operation. They're doubling down, which is to be expected.wonder how hamas loving dims are going spin this?
Or watch western feminazi liberals twirl in loops if one of the female hostages was raped and is pregnant, then decides to "her body, her choice" and abort the fetus, enacting her colonizer privilege over a baby of colorAccording to Instagram keyboard warriors the narrative will go something like this: the people holding the four hostages were actually part of the resistance in Gaza, and this is why the four appear to be healthy and well fed. But because of IDF's ruthless genocide killing hundreds while rescuing the hostages, Hamas has now ordered all remaining ones to be lowered into the tunnels at even the slightest hint of another rescue operation. They're doubling down, which is to be expected.
Protesting outside = legalWhy isn't shit like this being treated like January 6th?
By complaining about how many Palestinians died, usually along the lines 4 freed for 200 dead, ignoring you know they could have not taken any hostage or released them,wonder how hamas loving dims are going spin this?
Weren't people protesting outside abortion clinics prosecuted? I'm not sure honestly, maybe i don't have the full story.Protesting outside = legal
Storming the Capitol = illegal
You can protest an abortion clinic. You can stand right outside and make a scene. But you cannot block access. Folks who block access to services get arrested, as they should.Weren't people protesting outside abortion clinics prosecuted? I'm not sure honestly, maybe i don't have the full story.
Yes, those abortion protests can violate laws by obstructing access, trespassing, etc.Weren't people protesting outside abortion clinics prosecuted? I'm not sure honestly, maybe i don't have the full story.
Weren't people protesting outside abortion clinics prosecuted? I'm not sure honestly, maybe i don't have the full story.
Four hostages rescued alive by a joint IDF-Shin Bet-Israeli Police operation in Nuseirat camp! Just reported.
Noa Argamani (25)
Almog Meir (21)
Andrey Kozalov (27)
Shlomi Ziv (40)
Currently being treated at an Israeli hospital. Reported healthy!
These four were kidnapped from the Nova party.
Noa Argamani's mother is terminally sick with cancer and wasn't sure she'd get to see her daughter again. Footage of Noa being kidnapped on a motorcycle by Hamas has been circulating online since October 7th.
Edit: English source
Four hostages seized at Nova festival freed in Gaza raid
Israeli forces, backed by air strikes, fought intense gun battles with Hamas in the Nuseirat area.www.bbc.com
Edit2: This flies in the face of every hater who kept saying Israeli strikes have killed all the hostages. As this operation shows, some have been well-hidden in civilian facilities and were constantly being moved around all this time.
FUCK HAMAS.
Intact Furniture? Wtf. Are we pressing F for IKEA now?
Two of the Hamas killed by an air strike at the school in Gaza apparently came from the Ottomane-Empire
Oh, how I wish this was the case 100% of the time...You can protest an abortion clinic. You can stand right outside and make a scene. But you cannot block access. Folks who block access to services get arrested, as they should.
And this is legal? Isn't that assaulting an officer?You can protest an abortion clinic. You can stand right outside and make a scene. But you cannot block access. Folks who block access to services get arrested, as they should.
And this is legal? Isn't that assaulting an officer?
And this is legal? Isn't that assaulting an officer?
I'm sorry to say this, but the US are looking pretty weak. How come are not all those "activists" begin identified and arrested? You are allowed to throw bottles at the authorities and paint monuments around there? Wow, nice country...
"עיתונאי" החזיק ב-3 מהחטופים: "הכוחות נכנסו בעזרת סולם, וחיסלו אותו"
לפי עדות שפרסם יו"ר "ארגון למעקב אחר זכויות אדם", כוחות צה"ל בנוסייראת פרצו לבית הרופא אחמד אל-ג'מאל, וחיסלו 3 מהנוכחים - שבביתם הוחזקו אלמוג מאיר ג'אן, אנדריי קוזלוב ושלומי זיו. צה"ל אישר שחיסל את בנו עבדאללה, שנטען כי היה צלם אל-ג'זירה ולמעשה היה פעיל חמאס. באל-ג'זירה הכחישו כל קשר אליוwww.ynet.co.il
One of those who were at the home while the raid happened was an Al-Jazeera "journalist". He may have been the one holding Noa Argamani as a hostage.
This is one incident... Not indicative of every protest ...
Besides, I think he was instructed to not do anything to further agitate the crowd. AND he's one person... He can't do anything to all those people.
Or did you not see the police standing around when protesters were being assaulted by counter-protesters in LA? Or the NYPD grabbing all the student protestors up and arresting them?
THIS is one small incident.
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't some of these so-called protesters storm Federal buildings a while back?Protesting outside = legal
Storming the Capitol = illegal
About this, I'm curious about your opinion on the way IDF is handling everything regarding civilians on the Palestine side. Can you please elaborate if you think that the deaths, even if you believe that the numbers are inflated, which is plausible given it's Hamas we're talking about, are entirely justifiable? Because, to me, and that's an personal opinion on the matter, one wrong does not justify the other, and the situation escalated immensely from an outside perspective. Don't get me wrong, I'm not defending Hamas actions and not even Hamas themselves (fuck them), but, again, from an outside perspective, Israel government handled the matter very poorly. I do hope that the hostages be freed from the terrorists that kidnapped them, but I also don't get the way Israel treats Palestine since the dawn of the country. To me, it's compared to Ukraine X Russia conflict, with Israel being Russia in that case. I'm not trying to incite any hate from your part, please be pacient and try to see this as genuine curiosity of someone truly trying to understand both parts on the conflict. Also, are you living in Israel? If that's the case, are you safe?To those who told us we should stop.
To those who thought that a ceasefire will release them.
To those who think we're overreacting.
Fuck you.
Of course he is not safe. They live under a rocket defense system and are always seconds away from a bomb shelter. The entire country has compulsory military service because they are perpetually on guard.Also, are you living in Israel? If that's the case, are you safe?
About this, I'm curious about your opinion on the way IDF is handling everything regarding civilians on the Palestine side. Can you please elaborate if you think that the deaths, even if you believe that the numbers are inflated, which is plausible given it's Hamas we're talking about, are entirely justifiable? Because, to me, and that's an personal opinion on the matter, one wrong does not justify the other, and the situation escalated immensely from an outside perspective. Don't get me wrong, I'm not defending Hamas actions and not even Hamas themselves (fuck them), but, again, from an outside perspective, Israel government handled the matter very poorly. I do hope that the hostages be freed from the terrorists that kidnapped them, but I also don't get the way Israel treats Palestine since the dawn of the country. To me, it's compared to Ukraine X Russia conflict, with Israel being Russia in that case. I'm not trying to incite any hate from your part, please be pacient and try to see this as genuine curiosity of someone truly trying to understand both parts on the conflict. Also, are you living in Israel? If that's the case, are you safe?
About this, I'm curious about your opinion on the way IDF is handling everything regarding civilians on the Palestine side. Can you please elaborate if you think that the deaths, even if you believe that the numbers are inflated, which is plausible given it's Hamas we're talking about, are entirely justifiable? Because, to me, and that's an personal opinion on the matter, one wrong does not justify the other, and the situation escalated immensely from an outside perspective. Don't get me wrong, I'm not defending Hamas actions and not even Hamas themselves (fuck them), but, again, from an outside perspective, Israel government handled the matter very poorly. I do hope that the hostages be freed from the terrorists that kidnapped them, but I also don't get the way Israel treats Palestine since the dawn of the country. To me, it's compared to Ukraine X Russia conflict, with Israel being Russia in that case. I'm not trying to incite any hate from your part, please be pacient and try to see this as genuine curiosity of someone truly trying to understand both parts on the conflict. Also, are you living in Israel? If that's the case, are you safe?
100% justifiable.About this, I'm curious about your opinion on the way IDF is handling everything regarding civilians on the Palestine side. Can you please elaborate if you think that the deaths, even if you believe that the numbers are inflated, which is plausible given it's Hamas we're talking about, are entirely justifiable? Because, to me, and that's an personal opinion on the matter, one wrong does not justify the other, and the situation escalated immensely from an outside perspective. Don't get me wrong, I'm not defending Hamas actions and not even Hamas themselves (fuck them), but, again, from an outside perspective, Israel government handled the matter very poorly. I do hope that the hostages be freed from the terrorists that kidnapped them, but I also don't get the way Israel treats Palestine since the dawn of the country. To me, it's compared to Ukraine X Russia conflict, with Israel being Russia in that case. I'm not trying to incite any hate from your part, please be pacient and try to see this as genuine curiosity of someone truly trying to understand both parts on the conflict. Also, are you living in Israel? If that's the case, are you safe?
It wasn't done in bad faith or to insult you. I was, like I said, expressing an outside point of view.Don't compare us to Russia. Israel is defending herself in this war. Ukraine didn't provoke Russia repeatedly for 20 years.
I'm glad you're allright, and hope it continues that way, despite all the conflict arround you right now.I am Israeli, I do live here, and I am safe as can be
That's an interesting take on the matter, cause I've heard myself sometimes that, and I quote, "Israel repeatedly took Palestine territory". That's one of the reasons that motivated me to ask you what I asked. And your saying is right on the matter.The dawn of our country Palestinians deaths were caused mostly by themselves. They went to war a few times and lost, and lost territory while doing it. They did two intifadas where they sent suicide bombers to clubs, restaurants, busses, etc. So we blocked off the West Bank.
It's not a take on the matter. It's fact.That's an interesting take on the matter, cause I've heard myself sometimes that, and I quote, "Israel repeatedly took Palestine territory". That's one of the reasons that motivated me to ask you what I asked. And your saying is right on the matter.
I agree that's nice to see. Everything on television or on the Internet is how much anti-Israel sentiment there is and almost no support for the Jewish state. It's refreshing to hear about things like this and that has 50,000 people.Amazing show of support. I would have been there too if not for being in the midst of a trip. The rallies before have been touching with relatives of held hostages speaking.