Items on Israel Vs. Hamas and other Islamic state polity wars

1. Senior Hamas official promises major war to come soon

2. A story about a canine hostage of Hamas, and how the other kidnap victims shared their rations with him

3. “First comes Saturday, then comes Sunday” as the muslim supremacists like to say

https://twitter.com/radiogenoa/status/1730213962979959023?

4. Caroline Glick, Israeli journalist has a concern about an intelligence chief in Israel and his complicity with the October 7th attack.

An intelligence chief who publicly rejects the government’s characterization of a war, whose poor professional judgment led to catastrophe and who has a history of contemptuous insubordination simply cannot be trusted.

Immediately after the blackest day in Israeli history, a consensus formed that we must wait until after the war to investigate how Hamas was able to invade the country, slaughter 1,200 innocents and get away with 240 hostages. There’s a lot to recommend this position. 

We’re at war. Now is not the time for action, not recrimination and trials for failed generals, security chiefs and politicians. Good or bad, you go to war with the army and leaders you have. People have jobs to do, and our job is to let them do theirs.

While reasonable on its face, there is a problem with delaying a reckoning. At least in some cases, it seems clear that the people whose failures enabled the Hamas attack are not capable of bringing us victory. 

Case in point: Israel Defense Forces Intelligence Directorate Chief Chief Maj. Gen. Aharon Haliva. In the weeks since Oct. 7, more and more information has come out about why Hamas was able to pull it off. All of the information points to Haliva and his close subordinates.  

The Field Observers unit at Nahal Oz base suffered the greatest losses there during Hamas’s assault. The unit, comprising female soldiers, is responsible for monitoring the footage from security cameras along the Gaza border around the clock and alerting forces on the ground and in the intelligence community to anything suspicious. 

5. Intersectional attack against the Nation-state as bearded by ‘Palestinian rights’ at a school board meeting

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Something from yesterday’s events.

Please examine this photo closely. This is what you can call, An Intersectional Attack. This is people using the Trans-dialectic to oppose visiting MEP, Christine Anderson to Ottawa yesterday.

Detail. Can anyone make out the crest on the hat?

It is thoughtful of them to add a * in place of the U in the banner though. Maybe something of civil society is starting to creep in.