MSNBC -- Netanyahu just ordered powerful strikes, again, in Gaza.

[allegorical oracle]

[PatSeg]

1. And no one is surprised

Though Trump can't claim he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for his extraordinary negotiation skills.

[Traildogbob]

3. Peace, the likes of which.....blah blah!

[PatSeg]

5. Yep, the world has never seen anything like it

Well in a sense, I suppose that is true.

[chicoescuela]

6. 3000 years I think he said the peace would last. What an idiot

[PatSeg]

38. Give or take 3000 years I guess

[Initech]

17. But hey it was "HIS TRIUMPH!!!" and he was "THE LEADER ISREAL NEEDED!"

Fuck you Time and fuck your ass kissing bullshit propaganda!

[Traildogbob]

19. 👂🏼I hear ya!!!

[Initech]

20. Yeah that cover made me want to puke about 1,000 yards!

[Traildogbob]

22. That's been going around

No vaccine for it. That new, very whites only add on to our House could fill up with all that puke quickly.
Puking while raging can’t be good for us.
Can we get disappeared projectile vomiting on ICE KKKlansmen?

[Initech]

23. No, rage puking can certainly fuck up a digestive system or two!

[allegorical oracle]

29. He will blame Biden. nt

[PatSeg]

37. Of course he will

Or as he often does, he'll blame Obama. He's inclined mix them up.

[maxsolomon]

2. Are some strikes not "powerful"? Were the strikes also "Big League"?

God, that MFer's syntax is corrupting Journalism.

[Initech]

18. First Newsweek. Then Time. Now CBS is following suit.

This fucking worthless asshole is destroying everything.

[Iggo]

4. Of course he did. They're not going to genocide themselves.

[OLDMDDEM]

7. Who would have thought this would happen?

[Mosby]

8. Netanyahu orders 'immediate and powerful strikes' on Gaza in light of Hamas violations

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructs the IDF to “carry out immediate and powerful strikes in the Gaza Strip,” says his office after he called a meeting on Israel’s response to repeated violations of the Gaza ceasefire.

The decision comes shortly after IDF troops came under attack in the southern Gaza Strip, and amid Israeli anger after further Hamas violations involving the return of hostages’ bodies.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/netanyahu-orders-immediate-and-powerful-strikes-on-gaza-in-light-of-hamas-violations/

[sarisataka]

27. An irrelevant detail to most

Israel is always at fault, Hamas is blameless/ justified.
Twice this month I have seen posts on DU about the "hoax" of October 7

[Mosby]

9. Terror operatives fire at IDF troops in Rafah, in another apparent truce violation

Israeli troops stationed in southern Gaza’s Rafah came under fire by terror operatives a short while ago, The Times of Israel has learned.

Troops returned fire toward the attackers. Palestinian media reports also Israeli artillery shelling in the Rafah area.

The IDF has not yet commented on the incident, which appears to be another violation of the ceasefire deal by Hamas.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/terror-operatives-fire-at-idf-troops-in-rafah-in-another-apparent-truce-violation/

[AloeVera]

12. Was the "Hamas attack" before or after the IDF killed 20 Palestinians, as nearly every day of the ceasefire on average?

If before, it was obviously a violation. If after, it was obviously a violation too. Only Israel is allowed to attack and kill during a ceasefire.

Obviously.

[iemanja]

25. So, if we are to believe the IDF, Hamas fired on them

so Israel chooses to execute civilians rather than Hamas, as they have consistently made civilians the target of their operations. They could have, and probably did, confront Hamas militarily at the point of attack, but they couldn't wait to bomb innocent men, women, and children because they have declared even babies to be terrorists. Meanwhile, they continue their land grab in the West Bank, despite the fact Hamas isn't even in the region.

[AloeVera]

31. Only Israel has the right to "defend itself".

Note that Netanyahu has declared Israel can still go on attacking Hamas. When they do, I suppose Hamas would just lie down and agree to be killed or something. Ha! Right.

The whole idea behind this is to provoke Hamas into an act of actual self-defense and then claim they attacked the IDF. Then continue bombing and killing children and civilians which is the best means of getting the survivors to run out of Gaza in fear for their lives.

So "clever" and predictable. So sickening!

[Mosby]

10. Hamas fakes 'unearthing' partial remains of hostage whose body IDF recovered in 2023, Israel says

A casket handed over by Hamas on Monday night to Israel contained the partial remains of Ofir Tzarfati, a hostage whose body was recovered by the military in early December 2023, Israeli officials said.

In addition to not returning the bodies of any of the 13 dead hostages still held in the Gaza Strip, Hamas staged a fake “discovery” of Tzarfati’s remains in eastern Gaza City in front of the Red Cross.

Israel has said Hamas has access to many of the remaining bodies and is dragging its feet in returning them, which it is required to do under the terms of the US-backed ceasefire agreement.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/casket-returned-by-hamas-had-remains-of-hostage-whose-body-idf-recovered-in-2023-israel-says/

[AloeVera]

34. By assuming Israel would want partial remains of any hostage to be returned? N/T

[iemanja]

26. How do you suppose it's possible to inflict this level of damage

Link to tweet

without impacting hostages? Does Israel have special bombs that magically miss Israelis while killing tens of thousands of Palestinians?

Meanwhile, the captive bodies that Israel released ALL show signs of torture, in violation of the Geneva Convention. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/oct/15/palestinian-bodies-returned-by-israel-show-signs-of-torture-and-execution-say-doctors

[AloeVera]

33. What does it matter?

Does Israel not want the partial remains back?

Now more Palestinian kids and others need to die because Hamas assumed wrongly??

[lostincalifornia]

13. A direct result of Hamas firing on IDF in Southern Gaza,

[Klarkashton]

21. ? Reports say it's due to some hostage remains

Not being who they were suppose to be or some shit.

[lostincalifornia]

41. Strikes After Hamas Fires on IDF

Israel launched airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said Hamas fighters fired an anti-tank missile and small arms at troops near Rafah, and as the group delayed the return of additional hostage remains. After a security assessment with defense officials, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to carry out “immediate and powerful strikes,” his office said. The Prime Minister’s Office added that the IDF targeted Hamas-used infrastructure and returned fire to stop further threats to soldiers positioned along the “Yellow Line.”

Defense Minister Israel Katz said the attack “crosses a glaring red line to which the IDF will respond with great force,” adding, “Hamas will pay many times over for attacking the soldiers and for violating the agreement to return the fallen hostages.” Israeli outlets reported that Jerusalem has informed US officials of potential next steps, including widening areas under Israeli control inside Gaza. Israeli media also said the Civilian–Military Coordination Center in Kiryat Gat—tasked with monitoring enforcement of President Donald Trump’s Gaza deal—was notified of strikes in Rafah.

https://themedialine.org/headlines/netanyahu-orders-immediate-and-powerful-strikes-after-hamas-fires-on-idf/

or this:

"Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered “forceful strikes” against Hamas in response to attacks on Israeli soldiers in Gaza, jeopardizing a US-brokered ceasefire that’s held for just over two weeks.

The order to strike in the Palestinian territory came after security consultations, the Israeli leader’s office said in a Tuesday post on X. Defense Minister Israel Katz said Hamas will “pay a heavy price” for attacking Israeli soldiers and violating a promise to return the bodies of dead hostages.

The Hamas attack “is a crossing of a red line to which the IDF will respond with great force,” Katz said in a statement. An Israeli military official added that Hamas militants had attacked Israeli forces in Rafah, an area controlled by Israel as part of the truce agreement.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-10-28/netanyahu-tells-military-to-strike-gaza-jeopardizing-ceasefire?srnd=homepage-americas

[Ping Tung]

14. Violence can only be concealed by a lie, and the lie can only be maintained by violence. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

[gulliver]

15. We need to get the Arab states involved

Unfortunately, Hamas is unlikely to disarm. I'd like to see Israel govern part of Gaza and show just what can be done with a multi-ethnic, democratic, liberal-minded form of government. Israel is already that way. I wonder how many Gazans would prefer that they lived outside the medievally conservative (that all true liberals should hate) prison Hamas has created for them.

Israel would have to have fairly tight security to keep Hamas from polluting the population in a liberal-minded (as opposed to Islamist arch-conservative-minded) Israeli-controlled section of Gaza.

Dealing with large Hamas infestations may require the Arab states to do the policing in another part of Gaza. The Arab states can be much, much tougher (let's say) on Hamas than Israel without drawing charges of genocide.

[AloeVera]

32. Go to the West Bank to see a "multi-ethnic, democratic, liberal...government.

Or visit some Palestinian Citizens of Israel to get THEIR take on democracy, freedom of speech, equal treatment of all citizens, the right to self-determination etc in Israel.

Further, I can't believe you are openly advocating here that Israel get to "control" Gaza. That's not what Palestinians want and their right to self-determination and nationhood, just as Israelis have, should not be ignored especially by someone who believes in Western style democracy. You can't impose democracy by stealing a people's land.

[gulliver]

35. You can't call Hamas legitimate "self-determination."

Israel may need to control a section of Gaza to prevent far-right conservative extremists (such as Hamas and other so-called Islamists) from spoiling the Gazan people's lives, bullying some, executing some, and imprisoning the rest. I'm a liberal, so I admit I'm on the side of liberalism and against the far, far right conservatives controlling Gaza.

The peaceful, educated, tolerant Gazans are my priority. We can't have them subjugated by thugs and anti-Israel psyops-practicing fools. That would be bad for the Gazans and the world. A prosperous Gaza section controlled by Israel (temporarily) is valuable for Israel's safety and good for the Gazans who live there. It would be like a cast to keep Gazans from the clutches of bestial lowlife like Hamas and a chance to showcase liberalism.

[EdmondDantes_]

36. So in order to prevent right wing Hamas, we need to empower the right wing Israeli government?

A government who has said and repeatedly demonstrated that it wants to conquer Gaza and the West Bank. Neither the current Israeli government or Hamas are currently trustworthy on this.

[AloeVera]

42. Israel will "protect" Palestinians and showcase liberalism for them?

Have you been following Israel's conduct for the last 50 years or so? The last two even?

Israelis want Palestinians out - GONE. What Israel wants, Israel gets. The rest, sadly, is just a lot of talk and hot air.

[MineralMan]

16. As expected. Trump's "Peace" was always worthless.

Everything Trump does is worthless or destructive.

[thought crime]

24. Will the Official Lie be that the ceasefire holds?

Maga wouldn't know the difference. There is peace in Gaza now. War is Peace.

[Jilly_in_VA]

28. What cease fire?

The one he and Shitler talked about with their fingers crossed?

[moondust]

30. Narco-terrorists!

[lame54]

39. Peace by Blowing the shit out of everything

[Crunchy Frog]

40. I guess that takes care of next year's Nobel Peace Prize hopes.