Latest News on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (January 4)

Palestinian-Israeli conflict

Latest news on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Summary:

The nature of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has changed since then. Starting on October 7 last year, the main conflict was between Palestine and Israel. Now we see Israel and the United States on one side, and the resistance alliance represented by Iran on the other. The conflict has spilled over and is escalating.

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Iranian Interior Minister Ahmed Vahidi: "Israel is behind this terrorist act and this is a response to the attack on the axis of resistance! The response to this cowardly act will be decisive!"

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The terrorist attack in the Iranian city of Kerman was the deadliest terrorist attack in the history of the Islamic Republic, killing at least 103 people (six children)!

The plan is clear: they want Iran to fire the first shot!

Iran should increase its uranium enrichment from 60% to weapons grade and signal to the United States and Israel that the ball is now in their court.

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A senior Hezbollah official told Al-Arabi Al-Jadid newspaper:

Hezbollah will respond to the assassination from Lebanon, and the resistance movement is ready and ready.

But the response will be calculated because they don't want Israel to achieve what they want.

They want to drag us into war by escalating their activities and violating the rules of the conflict in southern Lebanon.

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Enthusiastic netizens’ analysis of the terrorist attack in Kerman, Iran:

The terrorist attack in the Iranian city of Kerman was carried out by Israel through US proxies such as the MEK terrorist organization (or other US proxies).

The attack occurred because Iran failed to respond resolutely in a timely manner following the attacks in Syria.

However, as much as I really want Kebar Sheikhan to be in the air heading to you know where, direct retaliation does not serve Iran. Yes, I know this is not what you want to hear, and as a sad Iranian, I don’t want to hear it either. But this is the real world and we are dealing with a crazy entity.

Iran’s response should be thoughtful and painful to avoid causing further loss of Iranian lives. A direct attack on Tel Aviv or Haifa would only cost more Iranian lives.

Iran's viable options are to launch attacks from Iraq/Syria, or attack Israeli assets outside its borders, such as the Iraqi Mossad compound bombed by Fateh-110 in 2022.

Israel wants to drag Iran and Lebanon into an all-out war, but that is not good for us. Israel's Achilles heel is slow death, not immediate death.

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NATO official Theo Francken tweeted support for Israel's assassination of Saleh Al-Arouri in Beirut and warned Iran and Hezbollah not to escalate.

2:05

U.S. Central Command said: "If the Houthis continue to threaten lives, the global economy, and the free flow of commerce in the region's critical waterways, they will suffer the consequences!"

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Israeli national broadcaster Cann believes that Nasrallah mentioned the following two key points in his speech:

1. Hezbollah will not remain silent about the assassination of Saleh Aluri and will respond.

2. If Israel responds significantly to Hezbollah's retaliation, we could end up with a full-scale war.

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The governments of the United States, Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand and the United Kingdom have just issued a joint warning to the Houthi armed forces in Yemen: attacks in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait need to stop, otherwise the Houthi armed forces will Under attack.

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Canada, Germany and Sweden called on their citizens to leave Lebanon immediately.

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Serious escalation | The Middle East is on the brink of a major regional war!

Today's attack in Iran, which has officially caused more than 300 casualties so far, is just one of the major blows to Iran in the past few days.

First, Israel killed Iranian General Mousavi in an airstrike in Syria, possibly with U.S. permission. Yesterday, the leader of Hamas was killed in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. Today, according to Iranian officials, despite Israel's denial, Mossad carried out terrorist attacks in Iran, resulting in a massacre of more than 103 people killed and many injured. The terrorist attack was carried out using briefcase bombs, which were detonated by remote control, a typical Mossad technique. It is clear that Israel and the United States are openly waging a war against Iran.

In addition, the United States and some of its client states issued a final warning to the Houthi armed forces in Yemen. If they do not stop their attacks on ships heading to Israel, they will face the consequences.

Today, the Wall Street Journal also wrote an article stating that an action plan to combat the Houthi armed forces is ready.

Currently, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council is about to hold an emergency meeting. One thing is clear, Israel has realized that it cannot defeat Palestine alone, so it will look for excuses for the United States to go to war directly.

This is why Iran is currently being provoked to the greatest extent. Currently, the situation in the Middle East is very tense.

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The United States has stated that it was not involved in the terrorist attacks in Kerman, and has also indicated that Israel may not have been involved.

"Hamas cannot be defeated," White House spokesman John Kirby said. "We do not want the war between Israel and Hamas to expand in the region.

We will work to protect navigation in the Red Sea, we do not know who is behind the Iranian bombings, and we have no indication that Israel was involved in any way in the recent Iranian bombings.

Israel has the right to eliminate any threat to its security and people.

We believe that Israeli forces can reduce Hamas’s ability to launch attacks inside Israel.

Hamas still has significant capabilities in Gaza. We have nothing to do with the attacks in Beirut.

We do not believe that military strikes will eliminate the ideology of Hamas. We accept the idea that Hamas will continue to exist. Negotiations to release hostages in Gaza are ongoing and serious. We do not want to see the conflict in the region expand.