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News & Current Events Apr 8, 2026 at 12:04 PM

Israeli Air Force just launched its largest wave of airstrikes in Lebanon targeting 100 sites within 10 minutes

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Israel claims largest strike across Lebanon
Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee announced on X what he described as the “largest strike across Lebanon since the start of Operation ‘Roar of the Lion,’” saying that within 10 minutes, simultaneous attacks were carried out in mul...

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planck1313 2 days ago +1516
Now the Israeli air force isn't attacking Iran it has lots of extra resources to bomb Hezbollah.
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BannedAgain12341 2 days ago +576
My instincts are telling me that Israel will attack Iran. (I hope-pray that everyone stops attacking).
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HelloYesItsMeYourMom 2 days ago +177
I don’t think they need to now. The whole thing led to Hez attacking them and now they have an excuse to go all in and remove the threat
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Thurak0 2 days ago +201
> go all in and remove the threat *sigh* That has been tried so many times by now... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli%E2%80%93Lebanese_conflict It won't work that way. We need to learn from history.
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zffjk 2 days ago +112
No. Bombardment is the future of the military! - Some Guy from 1918
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DrSFalken 2 days ago +22
Also Curtis LeMay in the 40s...and 60s. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis\_LeMay](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_LeMay)
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toggiz_the_elder 2 days ago +10
Giulio Douhet in 1921.
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petegaz11 2 days ago +4
Learn from history… a seemingly impossible task.
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PB94941 2 days ago +10
You can’t stay in power by learning from history
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Thurak0 2 days ago +17
Unfortunately waging war constantly to stay in power can be learned from history as well :(. But that works for a few guys up the food chain, the rest of the population just suffers from it.
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HabitualK 2 days ago +31
Well the way that it would work isn’t being implemented by the Lebanese government so someone’s gotta pick up the slack.
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Ditnoka 2 days ago -15
By not bombing children indiscriminately? Every parent that dies from Israeli airstrikes creates another terrorist.
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BobtheBobio 2 days ago +2
You do know though that Israel does not bomb indiscriminately. That's why they tell specific places to evacuate beforehand. Hezbollah and Iran just shoot to a large area and hole to hit civilians.
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Donc-qui-et-Quand64 2 days ago +23
ah, the old, just tell millions of people to constantly flea so you can bomb their homes and move in your own citizens tactic.
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Dragoncat_3_4 2 days ago +15
No they're not bombing indiscriminately you're right. They're looking to destroy every single building within a certain distance of their border, that amounts to essentially 10 percent of the territory of Lebanon. Because giving people an hour to evacuate their homes and destroying everything in it is all fine and dandy. Because they can just abandon most of their worldly possessions and simply move and not face poverty and starvation.
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DisastrousAcshin 2 days ago +2
Seen enough videos of kids / press being shot etc in the past to find that to be a highly unlikely claim Whatever helps you sleep at night
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Ditnoka 2 days ago +1
Did they tell the hundreds of children to evacuate before bombing their primary school? No? Weird how that happens all the time.
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BobtheBobio 2 days ago +5
Are you talking about the school in Iran that was attacked by accident by the US?
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Ditnoka 2 days ago +7
US/Israel but no, Israel has obliterated all schools in Gaza. Also wth lol. "by accident" is a casual war crime hand waving exercise.
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No-Teach9888 2 days ago +14
Hezbollah has been repeatedly attacking them since 10/8/23
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JD0x0 2 days ago +13
"The whole thing led to Hez attacking them" When did Hez stop attacking them to start again? Hez has been attacking them for years. That's why they're moving in to clear them out.
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Tuco_sala 2 days ago +18
They will. Just wait till Friday.
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yosisoy 2 days ago +16
Mine are telling me that Iran are one ballistic missile launch at Israel from losing some grid power
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planck1313 2 days ago +17
Any Iranian attack on Israel is very likely to provoke US and Israeli responses.
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lensandscope 2 days ago +25
and so what’s new about that
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foghillgal 2 days ago +6
OK, so what really. They had 6 weeks to do their stuff. You think it would bother them that much.
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Sometimes_cleaver 2 days ago +43
Item 5 in the 10 point plan - End Attacks: An end to all attacks on Iran and its allies ("Axis of Resistance") Chances this ceasefire holds are very slim
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planck1313 2 days ago +38
Nobody as agreed to any of Iran's ten points.
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LePetitConcombre 2 days ago +2
Did Lebanon try to expel the Iranian ambassador?
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Argtt 2 days ago +3
I think that while the US will end up agreeing to various Iran demands, it will not agree to everything and perhaps point 5 is the one that will not be accepted?
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Fiallach 2 days ago +158
"Hezbollah"
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Patello 2 days ago +178
Hezbollah houses, Hezbollah hospitals, Hezbollah schools..
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GOEDEL_ESCHER_BOT 2 days ago +76
just saw a post in r\teenagers by this lebanese kid whose school just got blown up
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ringadingdingbaby 2 days ago +26
I know someone in Lebanon and they attacked their town. Blew up a supermarket.
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MoiraBrownsMoleRats 2 days ago +31
A Hezbollah supermarket, obviously.
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mBertin 2 days ago +1
They were using the supermarket as a food shield!
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DeadlyBannana 2 days ago +2
Blowing up kids before they can become Hezbollah. How insightful of them... For every civilian they kill they create 10 Hezbollah troops. And the cycle continues.
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ZBlackmore 2 days ago -27
International NGOs have been reporting that hezbollah uses civilian infrastructure for military purposes for decades now
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planck1313 2 days ago +60
That Hezbollah's leader was killed hiding in a bunker built under an apartment building in a densely populated part of Beirut was also a clue.
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toggiz_the_elder 2 days ago +35
American troops in the Middle East were sheltering in cities and hotels to hide from Iranian attacks.
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Bloopie 2 days ago
Ha, see if listnook cares about the complexities of guerilla warfare with terrorist organizations when Israel is involved.
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m1ster_frundles 2 days ago +12
"guerilla warfare" doesn't include mass destruction through missiles and airstrikes against a much weaker foe
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patterson489 2 days ago +11
Or destroying 1/10th of all farmland, invading and occupying entire regions and expulsing the residents and seizing their homes.
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krneki534 2 days ago +1
they are cowards and don't dare use their own facilities, because they know they would all go kaboom so they hide among civilians, without any military uniform and RP the victims
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lensandscope 2 days ago -1
sounds convenient
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m1ster_frundles 2 days ago +7
entire villages erased in a single moment
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glaringOwl 2 days ago +21
Yeah in quotes. While Hezbollah has been the main target, Israel has also caused damage to non-Hezbollah civilian places in Beirut. I doubt it can be an accident when done once, twice, thrice, several more times. Israel have also [attacked a Christian town](https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/thought-haven-israeli-strikes-christian-town-lebanon-now-scene-carnage-rcna175876) where according to the NBC article Hezbollah has little presence in. They've previously [destroyed](https://today.lorientlejour.com/article/1455999/did-the-israeli-army-demolish-a-statue-of-saint-george-in-south-lebanon.html) a Saint George shrine when they invaded in 2024 so clearly they are not friends with non-Hezbollah Lebanese.
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Best_Change4155 2 days ago +1
>I doubt it can be an accident when done once, twice, thrice, several more times. If the strikes are inaccurate just 1% of the time and there have been literally hundreds of strikes...
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throwawaybsme 2 days ago +60
And only Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, right? Right?!
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Tjodleif 2 days ago +59
"Any person that runs in Lebanon is Hezbollah. Anyone who stands still is a well-disciplined Hezbollah." -IDF
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Druken_sincerity 2 days ago +6
F*** im tired of all these f****** pedophile assholes
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Zaorish9 2 days ago +5
The videos I'm seeing are just ordinary people, houses, and restaurants getting bombed in Lebanon.
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jqman69 2 days ago +9
"Hezbollah". And always claiming they're in civilian regions like apartment buildings. Much like Hamas in Gaza . They might be in news vans too or Red Crescent vehicles
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planck1313 2 days ago +42
> And always claiming they're in civilian regions like apartment buildings. You may have forgotten that Hezbollah leader Nasrallah was killed in the Hezbollah command bunker built under an apartment building in a densely populated part of southern Beirut. Hezbollah isn't like a regular army that has identifiable bases. All of its activities take place using or under civilian structures.
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PracticalYellow3 2 days ago -3
Which is good. They need to stop the Iranian-backed terrorists. 
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Middle_Scratch4129 2 days ago +604
Maybe I'm confused - wasn't this part of the agreed ceasefire?
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planck1313 2 days ago +888
Israel says it isn't.  If Israel keeps bombing Lebanon and Iran does not retaliate against Israel then it looks like Iran abandoned Lebanon.
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FudgeAtron 2 days ago +364
Lebanon's PM also said there was no ceasefire in Lebanon as the government of Lebanon was not consulted on a ceasefire. It's the speaker who said the ceasefire applies, however the speaker is allied with Hezbollah so isn't exactly reliable. https://www.naharnet.com/stories/en/319409-salam-says-only-state-can-negotiate-for-lebanon-aoun-seeks-ceasefire-inclusion
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planck1313 2 days ago +130
While Lebanon's givernment remains unwilling to exercise sovereignty over its territory there's not a lot of point in other countries consulting it.
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DocPsychosis 2 days ago +70
Not unwilling so much as unable. I'm not sure the Lebanese government could militarily oust the Hezbollah forces from theirbareas of control even if they fully committed to the likely outcome of another full civil war, which would be disastrous regardless of who "wins".
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_Lucille_ 2 days ago +6
I am unsure if the government even has the political power to drive out Hezbollah. When a country gets invaded, it is only natural that the population wants to see blood. Hezbollah then takes on that enemy of my enemy role. This may have been avoidable with a much better PR game and a minimalist approach with precision attacks, but the IDF is acting like some rabid beast that feels no different from the terrorist organizations they oppose, and it is pretty obvious they have a very liberal list of targets while also having clear ambitions to expand their borders.
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Best_Change4155 2 days ago +1
>This may have been avoidable with a much better PR game and a minimalist approach with precision attacks, I mean that is such horseshit, it's impossible to believe you wrote it out. >but the IDF is acting like some rabid beast t IDF is enforcing 1701. Hezbollah and Lebanon violated international law, it was supposed to abide by 1701.
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_Lucille_ 2 days ago +16
Does 1701 calls for the double tap of civilian targets, the bombing of buildings, shooting at the press and people claiming aid, and the building of settlements?
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Chicken_Chaser_420 2 days ago -8
Accusing anyone of being "unwilling to exercise sovereignty" is an interesting way to spin "we are invading and conquering this land" while also pretending to be victims.
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Lpreddit 2 days ago +25
Iran invaded and conquered southern Lebanon through Hezbollah.
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planck1313 2 days ago +97
When you allow a private army of religious fanatics to operate in your national territory and launch attacks into neighbouring states, dragging you into wars with those states, then you aren't exercising sovereignty.
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yonedaneda 2 days ago +30
Southern Lebanon was conquered during Black September. It has been contested territory for half a century, and the Lebanese government has not been able to exercise any meaningful control over the region. The people of Lebanon are certainly victims of the conflict between the PLO and Israel -- and later, between Hezbollah and Israel -- but accusing Israel of "pretending to be victims" in the conflict is ridiculous. The PLO turned the entire region into a staging ground for attacks against Israeli civilians, and Hezbollah has done the same. These same groups have *also* targetted Lebanese civilians. If you want to talk about freeing the people of Lebanon, then you need to propose some plan for the forcible removal of the invading army (i.e. Hezbollah) which has been killing and oppressing them for decades.
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unruly_mattress 2 days ago +87
Abandoning Lebanon is the best thing Iran can do for Lebanon.
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par-a-dox-i-cal 2 days ago +44
>abandoned Lebanon. Abandoned Hezbullah.
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Infinite_throwaway_1 2 days ago +29
More like Iran abandoned Hezbollah, the foreign military that is occupying Lebanon. Iran is no ally of Lebanon.
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FecklessFool 2 days ago +9
Would this still have happened if Hezbollah stayed out of the current conflict?
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LateralEntry 2 days ago +7
Hezbollah, specifically
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AccomplishedPark457 2 days ago +6
They abandoned hez. 
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Akiraooo 2 days ago +4
I'm confused on who in Iran agreed on a ceasefire. All the higher ups were killed. Someone from Pakistan (a different country) sends out a message written by the USA saying Iran agreed to a ceasefire?
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Excellent_Safe_1915 2 days ago +7
No. Lebanon is excluded 🙂
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samplebeast 2 days ago +1
What a surprise 😳
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Ric00la 2 days ago +7
Has Israel ever followed a ceasefire ? Like do they even care or know what it is? They probably understood "This! Fire!"
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mschuster91 2 days ago +49
Do they need to care? Apparently this was a two-way between the US and Iran, negotiated by Pakistan. Neither Israel nor Lebanon or Hezbollah was involved in this. Also, the earlier Hezbollah ceases to exist, the better for Lebanon.
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dinah-fire 2 days ago -1
Oh sure, because Israel wiping out Hamas is going so well for Gaza..
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mschuster91 2 days ago +8
FAFO - Hamas got what it asked ever since IDF left Gaza in 2006. Over 15 years of terrorism, I do not know of any country that is as patient as Israel was.
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abellapa 2 days ago +5
Nobody told Hamas to do 10/7
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krneki534 2 days ago +3
Gaza seems way more peaceful this days than what it used to be
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shes_a_gdb 2 days ago +5
Yes, there was a ceasefire on 10/6.
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Master-Rent5050 2 days ago +5
"agreed". Anyway, Israel declared that he's continuing the war in Lebanon
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bard91R 2 days ago +5
Well it's on Bibi's interest for the conflict to not stop, so I would hardly expect Israel to not find someone to keep figthing with.
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xmuskorx 2 days ago -5
Nope.  Israel never agree to stop fighting against Terrorist Hezbollah 
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ChemicalNo2878 2 days ago
Israel says Lebanon is excluded, while everyone else is saying it is included.
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ClearlyCylindrical 2 days ago +47
Lebanon is saying Lebanon isn't included
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yosisoy 2 days ago +2
Why would this be? Iran and US are not sides in this fight. Just like Ukraine and Russia
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ThouHastLostAn8th 2 days ago +13
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trumps-midnight-peace-brag-hit-by-humiliating-reality-check/ >Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who served as an intermediary to broker the deal between the U.S. and Iran, announced on X that the ceasefire was effective immediately “everywhere including Lebanon and elsewhere.” > >... > >However, the office of Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu contradicted that statement, saying “The two-weeks ceasefire does not include Lebanon.” > >... > >The state-controlled Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting posted on Wednesday morning, local time, that “despite being told that Lebanon was part of the temporary ceasefire plan, Israel attacked southern #Lebanon minutes ago.”
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SaltIsMySugar 2 days ago +372
I am begining to wonder why I should give a shit about any of this. It's clear that it will happen no matter what anyone does or says. The whole world just sits and watches it all happen, fake hand-wringing and a big frown saying "Aw hey now, that's not nice!" and then it all just continues with no change forever.
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KiLLiNDaY 2 days ago +82
Welcome to the last few decades
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kharathos 2 days ago +31
Always been like this? (Aside from some rich aristocrats in the late renaissance period I guess)
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the_reddit_intern 2 days ago +18
Been like this for millenia.
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Ok_Breakfast7588 2 days ago +149
>I am begining to wonder why I should give a shit about any of this. That is their goal. You can be okay with that fact or not but you just giving up is the goal.
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SaltIsMySugar 2 days ago +43
Ok but even if i dedicated my entire life to whatever cause i'm supposed to care about literally nothing would change. It's been this way for \*hudreds\* of years. And it will be for hundreds of years after i die.
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theincredible92 2 days ago +39
To be honest your point is valid and I would even say a lot of people commenting that are against what you’re saying are against it because it’s too scary for them to admit that the individual common person has absolutely no power and no way to change anything in the world. They have to believe “caring” which literally in this instance is just thinking about it with no outer effect on the world, matters so that they can sleep at night without their worldview absolutely crumbling. But the Middle East has been at war forever and will be, and most people do not care and to be honest don’t have much reason to because they are so far removed from that region of the world.
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Over-Instruction214 2 days ago +74
Vastly worse shit happens every day in Africa and no one outside gives a shit.  
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Tegewaldt 2 days ago +7
Indeed. Civil war in Myanmar has also been rough
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awoeoc 2 days ago +61
Your comment is exactly why Iran is incentivezed to attack the world economy in retaliation. So that people do give a shit. Otherwise it becomes an invisible war where the people funding it (like me with my tax dollars) don't even know there's anything going on.
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Joice_Craglarg 2 days ago +18
That's how I've felt all my life. The Middle East has been at war long before I was born and will still be long after I'm gone. Let em figure it out—or not, and leave the rest of the world out of it.
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Zarlon 2 days ago +7
Let THEM figure it out? What's Trump doing?
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glaringOwl 2 days ago +16
Unfortunately the rest of the world gets automatically sucked in. Why? Firstly because of the highly controversial Israel Palestine issue which directly affects Jews and Muslims worldwide. And secondly due to the great amount of oil refineries in the eastern part of that region (Gulf) that also travel through the strait and which much of the world relies on. We can see right now how much effect it's already having with the current situation.
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nicktohzyu 2 days ago +4
Vote for your politicians that align with the foreign policy you want. Vote with your wallet by reducing spending on american/israeli companies (where possible)
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Wooden-Feeling8519 2 days ago +5
Uh, welcome to the real world I guess? It’s always been like this 😭
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booza 2 days ago +12
I don’t know about you, but I do give a shit when civilians are being killed on a daily basis.
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SaltIsMySugar 2 days ago +6
Ok but what am I going to do about it? Hear about it on listnook constantly and feel bad? Donate $20 to some for-profit charity? write a stern letter to some career politician who will never read it?
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Last_Fix_9764 2 days ago +6
Maybe vote differently? Idk man. It’s empathy. There are innocent people like your parents, your loved ones, your nieces and nephews being killed because they were born in the wrong patch of grass, en masse, all because of the US government’s policy.
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Funkytowel360 2 days ago +57
The world needs to sanction Israeli allready. We sanctioned Russia for invading, we sanctioned many countries for war crimes. Israeli has done both.
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JBreezy11 2 days ago +34
Is Lebanon also '2 weeks away' from a nuclear weapon?
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BerdBoii 2 days ago +2
They are doing this just for the love of the game. And I wish I were kidding
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CaptainMagnets 2 days ago +5
And they only targeted military targets yeah?
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whiznat 2 days ago +3
Sounds like they know pressure from the US to stop bombing is coming soon.
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front_yard_duck_dad 2 days ago +147
Sure would like to know how tiny isreal has all this money for bombs. Oh wait! My tax dollars. Awesome...... 
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Best_Change4155 2 days ago +40
>tiny isreal has all this money for bombs This shit makes me laugh because you imply size has something to do with an economy.
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millelizards 2 days ago +93
US aid is about 5% of the Israeli defense budget and 1.5% of the overall state budget.  Israel is one’s of the world’s largest arms exporters, overtaking Britain last year. 
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rubrix 2 days ago +14
Sounds like Israel doesn't need the USA's money and we should cut them off
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GK0NATO 2 days ago +34
Israel's defense budget comes from 9% of the county's GDP. Not your tax dollars.
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SquashSquigglyShrimp 2 days ago +9
Israel has a population of \~10 million and a pretty solid economy. Not sure why you think they can't just make their own weapons (which they primarily do). Just because they're a relatively small country in terms of landmass, doesn't mean they're militarily equivalent to all small countries
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persian_mamba 2 days ago +16
Let me put it to you another way then- if the US didn't fund Israel, Israel would have less money but also less restraint. Trust me when I say this, whether you support or don't support Israel, they absolutely have the tools to cause much much more destruction from collateral damage than they do now.
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Kazmani 2 days ago +2
If the US did not support Israel, I doubt they would be this powerful. They might be way more unhinged and commit even more crimes than they already do, but they would definitely not have the same power that they currently do.
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Main_Cranberry_5871 2 days ago +3
Nah this is bullshit. The US does not even ATTEMPT to leash Israel.
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qTp_Meteor 2 days ago +18
This is just wrong, the Gaza ceasefire happened because Trump pushed for it, Biden limited arms exports to Israel because they entered Rafah.
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fanglesscyclone 2 days ago +2
Yes not under Trump. Israel has wanted us to bomb Iran for a long time and we told them to f*** off every time until Trump came around. Other presidents recognized the position we hold over them and the region as a whole and had a semblance of a plan.
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Hikingcanuck92 2 days ago +7
Hey, don’t feel too bad. It’s not just your tax dollars. It’s also your national debt.
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YogiBarelyThere 2 days ago +7
That's not how it works in reality though.
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physicsdeity1 2 days ago +12
Israeli government needs to be changed.
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OneMagicMango 2 days ago +5
Every country involved in this shit needs to be changed in one way or another.
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Elegant_Emu952 2 days ago +77
Israel is not going to let this ceasefire stand. Netanyahu does not want peace. He wants Lebanon and Iran to look like Gaza. Netanyahu controls weak-minded Trump, so I'm not even counting the days, I'm counting the hours until Trump starts ordering strikes again. Plus, the Saudis are furious about what this deal says. Iran now has so much more control than it did before Trump's war. They will also pressure Trump to re-engage US forces.
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triplediscount 2 days ago +20
I guarantee this will not happen. Listnook loves to push the narrative that Israel controls the US when it really doesn’t. Netanyahu for the most part just does whatever Trump asks if anything. Even in the 12 day war last year Netanyahu wanted to retaliate at the end but Trump told him not to despite final strikes on Israeli buildings
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Merpninja 2 days ago +30
Doesn’t really help your own argument given Trump’s cabinet was against this war, only for Netanyahu to be the one to convince him to do it anyway.
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triplediscount 2 days ago +1
The were not against the war. Trump thought he could get a decisive victory when he had the opportunity to take out Iran’s leaders. Trump was ready to attack when Witkoff and Kushner argued talks were not going well despite foreign opposition to this claim, but chose to do so after the intelligence about where Khamenei was. It was Trump’s decision led by his cabinet (potentially helped by Israeli lobbying but there was also lobbying from elsewhere). At the end of the day Trump made the decisions, blaming Israel only shifts the blame from the administration when in reality incompetent decision making and the belief that Iran would give up led to US delving into the war without a plan. Barely anyone was against the initial strikes, with overconfidence from recent action in Venezuela. Rubio didn’t object, JD urged Trump to ‘go big and go fast’. You can argue people knew what would happen (ie the IRGC becoming more hardline and no one winning) but by then the US had made up its mind and brushed away other outcomes.
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Able_Put4900 2 days ago +33
How now guys guys, critism of Israel is a hate crime and antisemetic. Lets just calm down and look the other way, wouldn't wanna end up on a list.
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Feisty_Ground7684 2 days ago +12
Israelis are the real terrorist 
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RarelyReadReplies 2 days ago +5
As are Hamas and Hezbollah. It's not one or the other.
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RarelyReadReplies 2 days ago +4
Listnookors really pro Hamas and Hezbollah now? Well that's a twist. I'd love to see someone try to defend that stance.
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Nanjiroh 2 days ago +18
After they flattened all of Gaza now they do the same in Lebanon and after that they move on to the next country
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RebelliousInNature 2 days ago +15
Evil mfs.
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GK0NATO 2 days ago +2
They're evil for responding to Hezbollah firing rockets at them?
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OneMagicMango 2 days ago +12
They’re evil for killing civilians. Because these attacks didn’t just kill Hezbollah. Killing innocent men, women, and children. You can’t bomb an ideology. It just pisses more people off and grow these terrorists groups even more. I don’t blame them for feeling angry and wanting revenge. Why don’t more people see this just makes the problem worse. Oh and don’t think I’m just jumping onto Israel only. Every country involved in this clusterfuck has done atrocities in one way or another and are evil. Not one single country has any sort of regard for human life. It’s disgusting. Every country is the bad guy here one way or another. There are no winners to this shit only losers. I’m so sick of hearing how one side is the “moral” one.
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d1andonly 2 days ago +18
If the Lebanese government didn’t exercise its sovereignty over the country and let Hezbollah have a free reign, I don’t think they are exactly in a position to ask Israel to stay out either.
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BaronVonBullshite 2 days ago +39
Yeah, why is the listnook left completely blind to this? Lebanon harbors a terrorist group right on the boarder. I don’t think it unreasonable at all for Israel to target them, or want to push them at least out of southern Lebanon where Israel can more easily defend itself, because of the mountains. 
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Merpninja 2 days ago +21
There you have it Hezbollah bad so I have to be cool with Israel bulldozing Lebanese Christian heritage sites for fun. My bad no nuance is allowed.
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SquashSquigglyShrimp 2 days ago +6
Bud, you're the one who just removed all nuance from the conversation by summarizing their comment as "I have to be cool with Israel bulldozing heritage sites for fun". Like... that's not at all what they said.
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TheRealStubb 2 days ago +9
no matter what the comment said, it doesn't change what Israel is actually doing.
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BaronVonBullshite 2 days ago +3
Never said that, methods absolutely matter. 
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Wertherongdn 2 days ago +3
Annexing (not other words) 8% of Libanese territory (the actual event that created Hezbollah back in the day btw) and killing 250 person in Beitruth (it's 100 more than Paris attacks for instance) in one day, is not reasonable...
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krneki534 2 days ago -2
the left always had huge sympathies for Muslim terrorists there is a reason why it does not attract more people in the west block
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PositiveUse 2 days ago +12
I don’t feel sorry for Hezbollah
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bigus-_-dickus 2 days ago +47
i wish it was just Hezbollah members dying here but they're hitting residential buildings and people are stuck under the rubble
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Viscerid 2 days ago +5
So... Lebanon is constantly bombing Israel, it just isn't talked about here. I don't view bombing the people who are constantly bombing your civilian population to be a negative.
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I_am_le_tired 2 days ago +5
Ok, how many death and destruction on one side versus the other? Just in one hour Israel killed over 250 Lebanese people, more than Hezbollah killed in 30 years.
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Viscerid 2 days ago +5
So you're saying this is not okay because the terrorists have not managed to kill enough jews?
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Kazmani 2 days ago +5
Israel are going to be the reason things get worse. I wish the world (mainly the US) would just stop supporting them and treat them like a normal country. World would be a much better place.
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ihavestrings 2 days ago +4
Or, you know, the terrorist group could disarm like they were supposed to in the 2006 ceasefire. Easy for you to speak when they fire rockets at you.
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Heavy_Swordfish_6304 2 days ago +4
When there's countries which behave like Israel, US(the last few years) and Russia etc in the world it always shatters my hope of sci-fi future with humanity exploring the stars. We'll never reach that point. I'm sure we'll end up blowing each other up way before. I'm very pessimistic about the future.
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GK0NATO 2 days ago +4
Israel is enforcing 1701. Hezbollah had a year to disarm and Lebanon had a year to retake it's country. The response was Hezbollah deciding to launch hundreds of missiles at Israel.
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Wertherongdn 2 days ago +10
Oh, Israel is now enforcing a UN resolution, after denouncing UN as a terrorist harbor and ignoring all resolution or decision of the UN regarding its action? But yeah, totally fine with killing hundreds of people and annexing a part of Lebanon, Israel are the good guys, blue helmets almost. Hezbolah is not a joker card to destroy Lebanon.
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_Miss_Eclipse 2 days ago +6
Regardless of your opinion, bombing lebanon was off the table per the ceasefire agreement. In typical terrorist fashion, israel has violated the ceasefire as it always does. Now the strait is shut down again You can twist the situation all you want, you're not gonna make israel look good here
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Rymbegla 2 days ago +2
Israel target was Lebanon from the beginning - but they had to weaken Iran first. Jarred Kushner (personal friend of Netanyahu) did a great job convincing his father in law into attacking Iran. Saved Israel a lot of work.
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ginfish 2 days ago +2
Aaaah and 30 years from now, they'll wonder why there are terrorists all around them that hate them so and attacks them so. Bozo nation.
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shapkael 2 days ago +2
And they fudging call it "Operation Eternal Darkness".. I'm so tired
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ChemicalNo2878 2 days ago +2
Israel said last night they would continue attacking. they aren’t finished. Might follow Inside Trading Donnie and load up some longs.
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Vslacha 2 days ago -1
Attacking Lebanon, yes, Israel’s northern front is still not secure with Hezbollah launching rockets and missiles at northern towns for years. The last ceasefire Iran built them up stronger and funded and coached them to attack Israel more effectively. Israel won’t let that happen again, even if direct fighting with Iran is paused (which certainly benefits Iran more than Israel)
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