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For Hamas the business model is Gazans' misery.
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"Do you know when the Gazan people (also the residents of the West Bank) had been most free ever?"
Thanks for the information.
I know that Palestinians were promised self determination if they rose against the Ottomans, but the British were lying and had already planned to give it to Israel.
I think Arthur Balfour and Rothschild were both a part of the Round Table group.
To everyone else:
This Operation Prosperity Guardian Naval mission against Houthis could get real interesting. I wonder what will happen if (when) they conduct drone attacks on warships. The Houthis have had US planes dropping US bombs on them with US intelligence directing for years in their recent war against Saudi Arabia already, they will know exactly how many missles US ships can carry, they will conduct drone, missile and underwater drone attacks to force the ships forcing them to use up their munitions. They also have ballistic missiles, and may even have been given weapons the US doesn't know about, by Iran.
The Houthis look ready for a fight, so it could and most likely will widen this conflict, and things could turn out a whole lot worse for everyone, if oil fields are hit.
All of this might've been avoided if Israelis stopped bombing Gaza or at least let food and water in for the starving Palestinians.
But the US has pretty much crossed the rubicon now, vowing to destroy the Houthis ability to target shipping. The West is hardly going to conduct a ground invasion, so I'm not sure how they will achieve this goal anymore than Israel thinks it can destroy Hamas.
It could end up being a wider war with Iran and the argument there is the same - they're hardly going to conduct a ground invasion.
This could be the end of US and their reputation as world greatest military power (its not true, their weapons systems are designed for a outdated era of warfare and they can't conduct large scale ground wars) if a US ship is sunk.