End of the week is a long way away at the moment in the Middle East.....
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TotalPop54 days ago
+10
We'll have a lot of shit by the end of this week from Iran being burned, Lebanon still being invaded, missiles rain on the Gulf and Israel, and war on Gaza potentially start again.
A lot of disasters.
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Jae_Rides_Apes4 days ago
+2
Almost doesn’t even make sense they would wait until the end of the week. Might as well just do it with the distraction of whatever heinous shit we’ve got planned tomorrow.
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im_thatoneguy4 days ago
-5
Tacos? 🌮
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royal_dansk4 days ago
-4
I can't believe Israel is that optimistic about Trump's deadline someplace else..
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spyrocrash994 days ago
+25
You know religion is cancer when the ambition of being a martyr for a god is far greater than protecting the current civilians in Gaza from further bombardment.
It's like if the Japan Empire went "Lol Nah" after being nuked twice.
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Delta27-3 days ago
+1
I mean they were about to go 'lol nah' and thats why they were nuked.... they were getting the population ready to die to the last one
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FedBySheep3 days ago
+1
Do you think Iran or Palestine would give up if a nuke was dropped on a couple of their cities?
I'm gonna guess not, but who knows. Would likely just be a lot of innocents killed, and radiation spread, for nothing.
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Delta27-3 days ago
+3
Well first of all palestine is not ready the one to give up as they are rpetty much forced by the different religious groups posing as 'gouverment party' so they likely will die to the last one. But iran will. The clerics and people in charge are already rich have stolen a lot of money they would run to russia and enjoy it. Ofc japan surrendered only after us pardoned the royal family for the crimes and probabaly would happen the same in iran
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bakochba4 days ago
+51
Israel won't withdraw with Hamas still in power nor should it
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Ultra_Metal3 days ago
+1
Yep. Withdrawing in 2005 was a huge mistake that led to Oct. 7.
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____DEADPOOL_______4 days ago
+5
I wonder what these precious angels who have contributed so much to the betterment of the Palestinian people, who are supported by the IRGC, will decide to do?
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PhantasmologicalAnus4 days ago
+5
I hope they refuse, so they can be dealt with in the appropriate manner.
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macross19844 days ago
+9
Even with all the beatings Hamas took, I still doubt they will disarm without another fight.
Otherwise, Hamas without teeth is Hamas not worth existing as terrorists.
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shayKyarbouti4 days ago
+2
So the Bab Al Mandab Strait is definitely gonna get shut down now huh?
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Life-is-beautiful-4 days ago
+3
With so many deadlines all around, I think I need to start setting reminders on my phone.
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albatrossSKY4 days ago
+12
Theres zero chance they actually accept this. Disarmament is basically an unconditional surrender for them. This feels more like setting the groundwork to say they tried everything before the next phase of the offensive starts
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Fake_Citizen4 days ago
+49
This was in the ceasefire deal. Hamas must disarm or the ceasefire ends.
Either they surrender or Gaza is about to get bombed into the ground, again. And this time, Israel, US will be truly unhinged and their gulf neighbours will close both eyes because Hamas = IRGC = enemy
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yosisoy4 days ago
+27
Right, people (or bots?) will write walls of text but this is literally in the agreement.
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Cobrastrikenana4 days ago
-16
Wait when did Israel stop bombing them?
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yosisoy4 days ago
+11
November?
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Cobrastrikenana3 days ago
-9
Weird cause this article says they’ve violated it 2000+ times
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/11/11/how-many-times-has-israel-violated-the-gaza-ceasefire-here-are-the-numbers
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FedBySheep3 days ago
+7
Both sides have been violating the ceasefire, but it has quite evidently been a much lower scale of conflicit since the agreement. Ceasefire does not at all guarantee there is zero conflict, but it hopefully minimises it, and it appears to have done that.
So if you're going to link an obviously biased article, I hope you recognize how manipulative the chart and narrative they provide are.
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Cobrastrikenana3 days ago
-5
Counter claim but no counter source.
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FedBySheep2 days ago
+1
Firstly, your source is 'the Government Media Office in Gaza', so we can take that with a truck of salt. You may take Hamas' words at face value, but most sensible people do not.
I don't think there's an equivalent 'we're gonna tally violation count' article from the other camp, but here's an example of better, more meaningful content:
https://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2025/11/palestinian-terrorists-broke-gaza-ceasefire-6-times-from-november-7-to-12-idf-says.php
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+1
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maxofJupiter14 days ago
+61
They should surrender before they drag Gaza back into war. They lost the war, surrender
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Dark_World_Blues4 days ago
+29
They should, but they probably won't. I think they are more interested in taking down Israelis than saving Palestinians.
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TheGazelle4 days ago
+65
>This feels more like setting the groundwork to say they tried everything before the next phase of the offensive starts
... Have they not?
What more can Israel do?
How do you deal with a neighbor whose founding ethos is "you're all evil Satan spawn and our only purpose is your eradication by any means"?
They've tried diplomacy, they've tried giving back land, but at the end of the day, the only thing Hamas will accept is "no more Israel", and until that happens, they're gonna keep attacking.
What option does Israel have besides "get rid of Hamas by force"?
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Ajenthavoc4 days ago
-45
How many more hospitals, schools and universities can they bomb? How many more children can they bury under rubble? How many more orphans can they create feeding forward this cycle of hate, oppression, and resistance? How much more of a pariah can they become?
When their ethos is an ethno religious supremacy state, this is the inevitable outcome.
Either way, they're just grasping for a decisive win somewhere. Anywhere. And the best bet is the pile of rubble that is Gaza.
In reality all they're actually doing is rallying more of the world against them and extending this quagmire.
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yosisoy4 days ago
+32
Maybe, just maybe, Hamas can keep the ceasefire agreement and disarm? It's right there.
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Enoughisunoeuf4 days ago
-22
Why would they when they get bombed as soon as thwy agree to anything
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SkinnyFatSoldier4 days ago
+13
Poor, innocent Hamas.. always getting tricked by Israel
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Ajenthavoc3 days ago
-2
We'll see. Israel has been the one to break ceasefires more than anyone else. Always moving the goalposts. They're now on the ringer. We'll see what happens in the next 2 wks
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eek_a_shark4 days ago
+4
So your response is “accept your demise”? Seems unlikely
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LebIsZeb4 days ago
-42
Have they tried not burning houses in the west bank?
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TheGazelle4 days ago
+31
You do realize Hamas does not control the West Bank, right?
If you're gonna be morally outraged about a topic, you should at least do the most basic level of research to understand what it is you're being outraged about.
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LebIsZeb4 days ago
-37
You do realize hamas called Oct 7 'Al Aqsa flood'?
If you're gonna defend occupation and killing babies, you should at least do the most basic level of research to understand that outrage does not stop at the west bank's border.
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TheGazelle4 days ago
+33
>If you're gonna defend occupation and killing babies
I have done no such thing.
Engage in serious conversation or kindly f*** off. I have no interest in being your soapbox.
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-30
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Trevor-Lawrence4 days ago
+24
"I'm right you're wrong nah nah nah 😛"
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Knodsil4 days ago
+10
Let them have it. The side they support has lost and will continue to lose. Only thing they can do is cope.
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Elegantsurf4 days ago
+9
Is Al Aqsa in the west bank? Or even actually being threatened
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BobtheBobio4 days ago
+6
It was almost hit by an Iranian rocket, so yes.
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Elegantsurf4 days ago
+15
It would have been peak irony if a Hamas rocket hit it but the conspiracy theories would have been too much and they still would have blamed Israel somehow.
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LebIsZeb4 days ago
-4
You are correct, israel has been a stellar neighbor and has never violated any agreements. Ben Gvir is an absolutely commendable individual.
I stand corrected, thank you for your question. It has made me realize how misguided I've been.
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minifidel3 days ago
+2
Egypt and Jordan have had no problems with Israel since signing peace treaties.
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try_repeat_succeed4 days ago
-2
What's the point of these ultimatums? Escalation?
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badtemperedpeanut4 days ago
-10
They are still fighting Hamas in that tiny piece of land?
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faffc2604 days ago
+16
insurgencies when you don't hold 100% of the ground with ground troops are really hard to combat, hell even when you do get as close as possible to do that they still would be.
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Ajenthavoc4 days ago
-4
How much harder would it be to do this while having an open massive front in the north and while receiving dozens of missile strikes a day from 3 different fronts?
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Chris_Helmsworth4 days ago
+12
Not Israels first rodeo on that front lol
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Ajenthavoc3 days ago
Maybe the last
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Life-Criticism-58684 days ago
-14
And what lessons have they seen from Iran? Negotiating gets you killed, violence puts the screws on your rivals.
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Baptized_Bison4 days ago
+1
Obviously, they learned it from Hamas!
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swizzcheez4 days ago
-3
What, it's Ultimatum April again?
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Optimal_Brain_29084 days ago
-29
Or what? They kills some more Palestinian kids? Something they haven’t stopped doing?
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yosisoy4 days ago
+35
Step 1. Sign ceasefire agreement that says you must disarm
Step 2. Don't
Step 3. Pikachu face + u/Optimal_Brain_2908 throws a tantrum
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imanchats4 days ago
-35
Israel never stopped killing Palestinians. Where’s the accountability there?
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CurryAndCommunism4 days ago
-41
Even setting aside the last 80yrs of history, given everything Gazans have been through in the last 3yrs why would they agree to a disarmament? They're just gonna trust their exterminators to keep their end of the bargain and surrender any possible means of self defense to the people who've destroyed their homes and starved and killed their family members?
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yosisoy4 days ago
+32
Nothing says self defense like abducting children and elderly civilians from their beds, and teens from music festivals.
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PhantasmologicalAnus4 days ago
+19
Yeah, I feel dreadfully sorry for all the civilians that took part in helping hide the hostages and supporting Hamas for decades. How were they to know their actions could have consequences?
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HockeyHocki4 days ago
+39
Hamas defend Gaza😅 you typing that with a straight face?
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StrangerFew24244 days ago
+33
Too many Americans have fallen victim to Iran's very effective propaganda machine...
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ImAjustin4 days ago
+16
Yes. It’s that or continue certain destruction for you and your people. Israel hasn’t exterminated them in 80 years despite having the ability to do so for maybe 40+ years. Maybe diplomacy has a better chance than continue to fight a losing war. If you remove Israel’s justification, they might have a chance.
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GlassBit70814 days ago
+15
It's crazy that its not even diplomacy it's just stop attacking Israel. Keep hating Israel and factor your entire government and education system to hate Israel. That's fine. Just don't actually launch attacks against the people primarily suplying you with water and energy
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