Yanayoendelea kati ya Israel na Hezbollah

[marikiti]

kwa nini unachagua marafiki tapeli au nawe ni tapeli

 

[incharge]

soma mamb uelewe

Kazoea gugu

 

[Echolima]

Mjinga tu ndiye ataingia vitani bila kupiga gharama.

Israel anakujipanga kwenye vita huo no woga full stop

 

[incharge]

Siku hizi hapa pamekuwa kijiwe cha story za kwenye vijiwe vya kahawa ......!!

Hezbollah ni shiiiidah

 

[cager]

dogo ujumbe ndio huo Israel anambiwa na Hezbollah, nadhani mmeufahamu sana tena sana na Natanyahau anaufahamu zamani sanaaa Ishmael , 2013

Maneno matupu ni sawa na kelele za mwendawazimu.

 

[cager]

Akili yako imekuwa mgando imeganda kufikilia kuisifia Israel hakutoi mtu hapo maana umeathirika na chuki dhidi ya nchi nyingine GAUTAMA

Sasa utafananisha jeshi la Israel na hawa wanamgambo wanaopigana huku wamezaa Kanda Mbili.

 

[Echolima]

Wamezaa kanda mbili??????????

Sasa utafananisha jeshi la Israel na hawa wanamgambo wanaopigana huku wamezaa Kanda Mbili.

 

[cager]

Sasa propaganda zimetuchosha huu ni ulimwengu wa kweli israel hawawawezi hazibullah ndio maana wanasitasita kupigana

Hamchelewi kulalamika "waislamu tunaonewa" chokochoko mnaanza wenyewe.

 

[cager]

Kazi wenzetu mnayo maana huku mnajilipua tena mnauwa waislamu wezenu huku Israel ikiwashughulikia ipasavyo, ombeni miungu yenu yote kwa Israel mtasubiri sana

 

[Elungata]

Nasrallah to Israel: Face war or accept “the mix of Lebanese and Iranian blood on Syrian soil in Quneitra”
In is first speech since the cross-border military clash with Israel this week, Hizballah leader Hassan Nasrallah Friday, Jan. 30 tried dictating terms to Israel for border calm to continue. He said Israel must give up the right it reserves to strike out against the presence of his Lebanese Shiite organization and Iran on Syrian soil in Quneitra – or else, the war goes on.
“The resistance no longer cares about rules of engagement,” he said in reference to Israeli leaders’ repeated warning that they would not tolerate an Iranian-backed Hizballah takeover of Syrian Golan for opening up a second front against the Jewish state.
The Hizballah leader went on to say: “From now on, if any member of Hizballah is assassinated, we will blame it on Israel and reserve the right to respond to it whenever and however we choose.”
The main point he made was this: “The mix of Lebanese and Iranian blood on Syrian soil in Quneitra represents the unity of our battle and fate.”
During the day he conferred with a visitor from Tehran: Al Qods Brigades chief, Gen. Qassem Sioleimani.
Clearly, the high tension emanating from the Golan and its environs since the air strike on Jan. 18 that killed an Iranian general and six Hizballah officers near Quneitra – up until the Hizballah attack on an IDF convoy from Mt. Dov Wednesday, Jan. 28 – was just a preamble.
debkafile’s military sources report that Israel’s armed forces find they are pitched against a dangerous concerted drive by Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Hizballah, local and Iraqi Shiite militias, to seize and control a new pro-Iranian front line – a narrow strip 150-km long – which runs from the Qalamoun Mountains of Syria up to Mt. Hermon and includes the Syrian Golan.
This line overlooks Israel and touches its borders at more than one point.
Hizballah’s chief undoubtedly recognizes – as do his masters in Tehran – that they face more armed clashes with Israel in the coming weeks, because the terms Nasrallah dictated as Tehran’s mouthpiece are unacceptable.
Israeli PM Binyamin Netanyahu said Friday that the continuous offensive staged by Iran to uproot Israel won’t succeed. He spoke on a hospital visit to soldiers injured in the Hizballah rocket attack on their convoy Wednesday.

 

[Eiyer]

Hezbollah ni shiiiidah

Kwa maana gani?

 

[CHAZA]

Historia inatuambia kuwa Israel iko capable kwa vita maana wao tuka zamani wamekuwa watu wa vita hivyo wana uzoefu katika nyanja hiyo kuliko waarabu na ushahidi dhahiri upo kwenye vita vilivyopiganwa na pande hizo mbili,Kuhusu west hilo lisikutia wasi-was maana nao wana Interest zao huko hivi si rahisi kama unavyofikiria,hata kama west unavyosema wana VETO kama Israel ingekuwa dhaifu kijeshi isingesaidia chochote maana mimi naamini nchi za magharibi ni SIMBA WA KARATASI sema tu waarabu wanatishika nao sana wakati wao ndo walipaswa watishe dunia hii maana Ki-uchumi wako juu na hata Ki-jeshi wako vizuri nashindwa tu kujua wakiwa ON THE GROUND wana PROVE ZERO ya masikio.

Si kweli. Waache kuwaunga mkono, waache kutoa pesa za kibajeti za kusaidia jeshi tuone. Acha uongo!

 

[Echolima]

Si kweli. Waache kuwaunga mkono, waache kutoa pesa za kibajeti za kusaidia jeshi tuone. Acha uongo!

Nani kakudanganya kuwa pesa ndo inaenda vitani???Kumbe wewe hujui kati ya nchi zenye pesa nyingi ni ki-arabu!!!!!!,mbona sasa pamoja na utajiri wao wanaishia KULALAMA.watu kama hawana moral hata kama una mapesa utashindwa vibaya,wewe inaonekana wazi kabisa kuwa nawe umeambukizwa ule ugonjwa wa waarabu wa Kulalama kila kukicha na visingizo kibao, hata hivyo Pole sana.

 

[shalet]

kama nchi sita zilipigwa mwaka 1967 ndani ya siku 6 leo mtoa mada unafananisha uwezo wa israel na hezbollah kweli ilmu madrasa hatari sana.

 

[mafinyofinyo]

Mtoa mada ni wa kupuuza. Amevimbiwa tende na kashata. Anapost uharo mtupu

 

[incharge]

kama nchi sita zilipigwa mwaka 1967 ndani ya siku 6 leo mtoa mada unafananisha uwezo wa israel na hezbollah kweli ilmu madrasa hatari sana.

Israel can't defeat Hezbollah: Israeli expert
JERUSALEM | Thu Dec 16, 2010 7:40am EST
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel cannot defeat Hezbollah in a direct engagement and the Lebanese guerrilla group would inflict heavy damage on the Israeli home front if war broke out, a former Israeli national security adviser said Thursday.

Though outnumbered and outgunned, Hezbollah held off Israel's advanced armed forces in a 2006 war and fired more than 4,000 rockets into Israeli territory. The group has a domestic political base and has since bolstered an arsenal that Israel describes as a strategic threat.

Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah's Iranian and Syrian backers have stoked expectations of renewed violence in Lebanon.

"Israel does not know how to beat Hezbollah," said Giora Eiland, an army ex-general who served as national security adviser to former prime ministers Ariel Sharon and Ehud Olmert.

"Therefore a war waged only as Israel-versus-Hezbollah might yield better damage on Hezbollah, but Hezbollah would inflict far worse damage on the Israeli homefront than it did 4-1/2 years ago," he told Israel Radio.

Echoing serving Israeli officials, Eiland said:

"Our only way of preventing the next war, and of winning if it happens anyway, is for it to be clear to everyone ... that another war between us and Hezbollah will be a war between Israel and the state of Lebanon and will wreak destruction on the state of Lebanon.

"And as no one -- including Hezbollah, the Syrians or the Iranians -- is interested in this, this is the best way of creating effective deterrence."

Except for a deadly August skirmish between Israeli forces and the regular Lebanese army, the border has been mostly quiet.

But Israelis have been watching for signs that Hezbollah, should it be named in an impending U.N. indictment over the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, will push back by consolidating power in Beirut.

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak has argued that Hezbollah's role in governing Lebanon would make the country fair game in any future war involving the Shiite militia.

Eiland said such a scenario would have "the entire world crying out for a ceasefire within two days," which would be more in the Israeli interest "than having to deal directly with every one of (Hezbollah's estimated) 40,000 rockets."

(Writing by Dan Williams; Editing by Michael Roddy)

 

[incharge]

Kwa maana gani?

Waliwatandika israel mwaka 2006 , na juzi hezbollah wamewachokoza israel tena , netanyahu kachimba biti ila kagoma kwenda kupigana kama alivyoahidi, na experts wameonya kwamba israel hawezikupigana na hezbollah cheki hapo chini kutoka israel



Israel can't defeat Hezbollah: Israeli expert
JERUSALEM | Thu Dec 16, 2010 7:40am EST
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel cannot defeat Hezbollah in a direct engagement and the Lebanese guerrilla group would inflict heavy damage on the Israeli home front if war broke out, a former Israeli national security adviser said Thursday.

Though outnumbered and outgunned, Hezbollah held off Israel's advanced armed forces in a 2006 war and fired more than 4,000 rockets into Israeli territory. The group has a domestic political base and has since bolstered an arsenal that Israel describes as a strategic threat.

Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah's Iranian and Syrian backers have stoked expectations of renewed violence in Lebanon.

"Israel does not know how to beat Hezbollah," said Giora Eiland, an army ex-general who served as national security adviser to former prime ministers Ariel Sharon and Ehud Olmert.

"Therefore a war waged only as Israel-versus-Hezbollah might yield better damage on Hezbollah, but Hezbollah would inflict far worse damage on the Israeli homefront than it did 4-1/2 years ago," he told Israel Radio.

Echoing serving Israeli officials, Eiland said:

"Our only way of preventing the next war, and of winning if it happens anyway, is for it to be clear to everyone ... that another war between us and Hezbollah will be a war between Israel and the state of Lebanon and will wreak destruction on the state of Lebanon.

"And as no one -- including Hezbollah, the Syrians or the Iranians -- is interested in this, this is the best way of creating effective deterrence."

Except for a deadly August skirmish between Israeli forces and the regular Lebanese army, the border has been mostly quiet.

But Israelis have been watching for signs that Hezbollah, should it be named in an impending U.N. indictment over the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, will push back by consolidating power in Beirut.

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak has argued that Hezbollah's role in governing Lebanon would make the country fair game in any future war involving the Shiite militia.

Eiland said such a scenario would have "the entire world crying out for a ceasefire within two days," which would be more in the Israeli interest "than having to deal directly with every one of (Hezbollah's estimated) 40,000 rockets."

(Writing by Dan Williams; Editing by Michael Roddy)

 

[Ishmael]

Michelle stood her ground and said, to HELL WITH BOUKA, Allah, Muhammad and Islam. :hand:

 

[Mahluk]

Hakuna hata siku moja akakubali. Kua wanajeahi wake wamekufa wengi atasema walokufa wawili hata wakifa elf hasemi ukweli

 

[incharge]

Michelle stood her ground and said, to HELL WITH BOUKA, Allah, Muhammad and Islam. :hand:

Soo what