Brief Yemen Update
Megatron @Megatron_ron
BREAKING:
 Israeli warplanes are now bombing targets in western Yemen.
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10:18 AM · Jul 20, 2024
Dr.Mohammed Aljammal @Mohamme97589880
The American-Zionist aggression struck oil tanks in the port of Hodeidah.
They will regret it...
BREAKING:
Massive joint Israeli-UK-US aerial bombardment against Yemen's Hodeidah Port and Airport
How does this—the opening of an air war a thousand kilometers or more to the south—help Israel prepare for the “northern front”, the invasion of Lebanon? It doesn’t. Do the Israelis really plan on launching such strikes every time the Houthis send a drone to Tel Aviv? Better put that Lebanon war on the back burner, then—although Hezbollah will have a lot to say about that. I see this type of long range strike as causing further wear and tear on high maintenance US air platforms. It’s not as if the Houthis haven’t factored all this into their plans already. US-UK strikes haven’t deterred the Houthis, and adding Israel into the mix is highly unlikely to stop them from doing whatever they had planned. Iraqi militias have recently begun targeting US bases again, and this will incite further such attacks.
November is a long way off. There are a lot of things that could go wrong in the Middle East. None of them likely to be positive for either the Anglo- or the Zionist part of the equation. Not a good time to be angering Russia and China. Heads up to the GOPers: I just don’t get the sense that normal Americans want more and bigger wars.
BREAKING
Russia says it cannot remain an observer forever while Israel continues to escalate.
"Israel, not Iran, is interested in escalation. I cannot make this any more clearer, Russia will not remain an observer and will take its responsibilities, look at Syria as an example" – Russian Foreign Minister
Given what I have read from different sources the last couple of weeks on Israel and the Israeli defense force they do not have the capability of invading Lebanon and taking on Hezbollah. I believe the long war in Gaza has weaken, the IDF and I believe Israel in general may be becoming war weary. Netanyahu’s position as Prime Minister I believe is becoming somewhat tenuous and I think his speech in welcoming in this country next week maybe a harbinger of things to come there already about 120 people in the house of representatives who have said they are going to boycott the speech.
If Israel had gone in last October, and retaliated, and then left, perhaps with a deal to get the hostages back, then that would’ve been fine nobody would’ve faulted them for retaliating against an attack on them. But dragging the war out like they have and coming across as systematically eliminating, everyone in Gaza has ended up costing them the support of a great deal of the world. The question is, will it be worth it and I think the short answer is no
I’ll be waiting to see what the receptionist for Netanyahu and how it is handled by the Biden administration.