The Palestinian Observer
Estimates put ~2,500 militants
The exact number of remaining militants in the Gaza Strip is unclear, but in Gaza City, which is currently facing the occupation, estimates suggest there are around 2,500 militants.
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Tel Aviv’s line remains: no normalization before Hamas is “defeated,” and no binding political concessions to the Palestinians as part of the deal.
Riyadh continues to link any agreement to a credible horizon for Palestinian statehood, leaving the track stalled unless one side shifts its conditions.
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The Palestinian Observer
Tel Aviv told Saudi Arabia it won’t take steps toward Palestinian statehood, so it won’t normalize relations on Saudi terms. They say only after they “defeat” Hamas — so the deal is basically on hold.
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does the new defence pact between saudi and pakistan mean israel is not the only nuclear power in the region anymore?
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Israeli tanks are advancing toward the northern shore of Gaza City, accompanied by airstrikes and artillery shelling.
O Allah, strengthen our Mujahideen.
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The Palestinian Observer
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The Palestinian Observer
Egyptian commanders were instructed on handling any “exceptional incidents” at the frontier — no firing at Palestinians approaching the border, and responses limited to humanitarian standards.
This comes amid rising Cairo–Tel Aviv friction over Sinai deployments.
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The Palestinian Observer
❗️🇪🇬/🇵🇸 ANALYSIS
If Egypt were to step in militarily, the balance on the ground would shift in hours — southern Palestine could be liberated, and at the very least all of Gaza would return free of the occupation.
Egypt today holds the international “green card” to act however it chooses, after all that Israel has done over the past two years.
In fact, Israel forcing Palestinians toward Egypt might prove the decisive mistake: it would compel Cairo to intervene militarily. Far from weakening the Palestinian cause, such a scenario could end up being the best decision for Palestinians — and for the stability of the wider Middle East
If Egypt were to step in militarily, the balance on the ground would shift in hours — southern Palestine could be liberated, and at the very least all of Gaza would return free of the occupation.
Egypt today holds the international “green card” to act however it chooses, after all that Israel has done over the past two years.
In fact, Israel forcing Palestinians toward Egypt might prove the decisive mistake: it would compel Cairo to intervene militarily. Far from weakening the Palestinian cause, such a scenario could end up being the best decision for Palestinians — and for the stability of the wider Middle East
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We are about to say that there was a city called Gaza.
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The Palestinian Observer
I heard the Americans have sweet blood, I’ll wait for the Talibros to confirm if it still is
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The Palestinian Observer
I heard the Americans have sweet blood, I’ll wait for the Talibros to confirm if it still is
hes just yapping again 100 percento
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