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Un poco de tolueno del bueno para ir amenizando 
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El hospital sigue en pie y no se desplomó como los edificios que han sido bombardeados por Israel.
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Mes clave de un año clave.
Por otra parte, Irán ya emitió las suficientes advertencias vía la ONU (de algo que sirva) e incluso, se reunió con Arabia Saudita. Si no hay movimientos, es porque Dios intervino para darnos una oportunidad más.
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- Israel primero dice que fueron trozos de un cohete de hamas que fallo
-Israel cambio la versión oficial minutos después diciendo que fue un lanzamiento fallido de un cohete de la Yihad Islamica
Los videos muestran que no fueron trozos, si no un misil directo, por lo cual se cae esta primera versión.Luego, al decir "Yihad Islámica" Israel supone que pudo ser otro grupo terrorista con mayor poder armamentistico que Hamas (muy conveniente).
-Israel cambio la versión oficial minutos después diciendo que fue un lanzamiento fallido de un cohete de la Yihad Islamica
Los videos muestran que no fueron trozos, si no un misil directo, por lo cual se cae esta primera versión.Luego, al decir "Yihad Islámica" Israel supone que pudo ser otro grupo terrorista con mayor poder armamentistico que Hamas (muy conveniente).
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Porque el secularismo y lo laico es para el perraje, los que gobiernan y dirigencias son todos creyentes de algo.
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Viendo un poco los bertinales ahora en la mañana, ya se le está dando harto crédito a la versión del cohete fallido. Con razón estaban tan tranquilos en Israel, han ido liberando sus pruebas de a poco.
Insisto, esas acusaciones airadas de primer momento de los palestinos, me recuerda mucho los tongos para el estallido, misma técnica para tratar de imponer un relato rápidamente.
Leia una tercera versión, que mezcla ambas cosas, un cohete fallido perseguido por misiles del Iron Dome, al caer el cohete, como los misiles siguen señales de calor, termina golpeando el hospital y por eso se ven dos explosiones.
Insisto, esas acusaciones airadas de primer momento de los palestinos, me recuerda mucho los tongos para el estallido, misma técnica para tratar de imponer un relato rápidamente.
Leia una tercera versión, que mezcla ambas cosas, un cohete fallido perseguido por misiles del Iron Dome, al caer el cohete, como los misiles siguen señales de calor, termina golpeando el hospital y por eso se ven dos explosiones.
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Asi es, eso genera muchas dudas. Han mostrado varios videos del momento cuando bombas judias lanzadas por sus aviones impactan un edificio y estos se derrumban como las torres gemelas no quedando casi nada de ellos. Las bombas judias parece que primero penetran todos los pisos del edificio, llegan a los cimientos y ahi recien explotan( todo eso en menos de 1 segundo) haciendo que este se derrumbe dejando el edificio completamente convertido solo en trozos de cemento pero este hospital mas parece que fue destruido por una bomba mas rudimentaria similar a la que utilizan los arabes suicidas cuando se llenan el cuerpo de bombas a su alrededor, llegan a algun lugar y se hacen explotar gritando como siempre: " Allahu Akbar!!!"
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Mish el vejete es antroniano:
Biden, in Israel, says hospital blast appears to be done by ‘the other team’ (Hecho por miembros del otro equipo
President Joe Biden arrived in Israel Wednesday for one of the most complicated diplomatic trips of his presidency, an extraordinary high-stakes trip to a region gripped by violence, including an explosion at a Gaza City hospital that he said appeared to be done by “the other team.”
In his first public remarks on the hospital bombing, Biden explicitly offered Israel – and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – his support, with wording that labeled Palestinians as others. The moment, and Biden’s off-the-cuff wording, revealed the complex diplomatic balancing act he must navigate.
“I was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in Gaza yesterday. And based on what I’ve seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you. But there’s a lot of people out there who’re not sure. So we have to overcome a lot of things,” he said.
The president did not elaborate on what evidence led him to that conclusion. Before he left for Israel, according to one US official, the government had not yet drawn a conclusion about the source of the rocket strike on the hospital. Biden had instructed his national security team to continue evaluating incoming information. Officials have not said if the government has collected any intelligence beyond the information provided by the Israelis.
Biden’s historic arrival in wartime Tel Aviv Wednesday – the first trip to Israel by an American president during a time of war – marked his most forceful public show of support for Israel since the October 7 attacks by Hamas that left 1,400 of Israelis and dozens Americans dead. Other Americans, along with many Israelis, are also being held hostage by Hamas. And at least 3,000 people have been killed in the Gaza Strip since the fighting began, the Palestinian health ministry in Gaza said Tuesday.
“Americans are grieving with you, they really are. And Americans are worried,” Biden told Netanyahu as they began a bilateral meeting, acknowledging the complex dynamic. “Because we know this is not an easy field to navigate, what you have to do.”
Biden said it was important he “personally come,” suggesting the trip was a critical signal to other democratic nations as the world watches the events unfolding in the Middle East.
“I wanted the people of Israel – the people of the world – to know where the United States stands. … The world is looking. Israel has a value set like the United States does, and other democracies. And they’re looking to see what we’re going to do,” he told Netanyahu, who called Biden’s presence as the first American president in Israel at a time of war “deeply, deeply moving.”
Netanyahu thanked Biden for the “unequivocal support” and “unprecedented” cooperation between the two nations.
“From the moment Israel was attacked, you’ve rightly drawn a clear line between the forces of civilization and the forces of barbarism,” Netanyahu told the president.
The president has been attempting to walk a fine line between supporting Israel and keeping the violence from spiraling into a wider military conflict, a mission made more complicated by the hospital blast. He and other US administration officials have been warning other regional players, namely Iran and its proxy Hezbollah, from expanding the fighting further.
Biden’s focus will be on managing a complicated situation and less on securing clear deliverables, according to two sources close to the matter – a clear sign that the White House is seeking to manage expectations after the Jordan portion of the trip was scrapped.
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Biden, in Israel, says hospital blast appears to be done by ‘the other team’ (Hecho por miembros del otro equipo 
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President Joe Biden arrived in Israel Wednesday for one of the most complicated diplomatic trips of his presidency, an extraordinary high-stakes trip to a region gripped by violence, including an explosion at a Gaza City hospital that he said appeared to be done by “the other team.”
In his first public remarks on the hospital bombing, Biden explicitly offered Israel – and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – his support, with wording that labeled Palestinians as others. The moment, and Biden’s off-the-cuff wording, revealed the complex diplomatic balancing act he must navigate.
“I was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in Gaza yesterday. And based on what I’ve seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you. But there’s a lot of people out there who’re not sure. So we have to overcome a lot of things,” he said.
The president did not elaborate on what evidence led him to that conclusion. Before he left for Israel, according to one US official, the government had not yet drawn a conclusion about the source of the rocket strike on the hospital. Biden had instructed his national security team to continue evaluating incoming information. Officials have not said if the government has collected any intelligence beyond the information provided by the Israelis.
Biden’s historic arrival in wartime Tel Aviv Wednesday – the first trip to Israel by an American president during a time of war – marked his most forceful public show of support for Israel since the October 7 attacks by Hamas that left 1,400 of Israelis and dozens Americans dead. Other Americans, along with many Israelis, are also being held hostage by Hamas. And at least 3,000 people have been killed in the Gaza Strip since the fighting began, the Palestinian health ministry in Gaza said Tuesday.
“Americans are grieving with you, they really are. And Americans are worried,” Biden told Netanyahu as they began a bilateral meeting, acknowledging the complex dynamic. “Because we know this is not an easy field to navigate, what you have to do.”
Biden said it was important he “personally come,” suggesting the trip was a critical signal to other democratic nations as the world watches the events unfolding in the Middle East.
“I wanted the people of Israel – the people of the world – to know where the United States stands. … The world is looking. Israel has a value set like the United States does, and other democracies. And they’re looking to see what we’re going to do,” he told Netanyahu, who called Biden’s presence as the first American president in Israel at a time of war “deeply, deeply moving.”
Netanyahu thanked Biden for the “unequivocal support” and “unprecedented” cooperation between the two nations.
“From the moment Israel was attacked, you’ve rightly drawn a clear line between the forces of civilization and the forces of barbarism,” Netanyahu told the president.
The president has been attempting to walk a fine line between supporting Israel and keeping the violence from spiraling into a wider military conflict, a mission made more complicated by the hospital blast. He and other US administration officials have been warning other regional players, namely Iran and its proxy Hezbollah, from expanding the fighting further.
Biden’s focus will be on managing a complicated situation and less on securing clear deliverables, according to two sources close to the matter – a clear sign that the White House is seeking to manage expectations after the Jordan portion of the trip was scrapped.
@Mescalino @matapako @RoccoLocco @King Lear cuarteto de maricones qlos, el viejo se referia a ustedes wekos chupapikos de camello que juegan pal otro equipo
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Surgen versiones de que el elemento caído en el Hospital Bautista de Al-Ahli en Gaza durante la jornada de ayer pudo ver una bomba guiada GBU-32 que está disponible en los arsenales de la IDF.
- La bomba guiada no deja cráter y esto refutaría la explicación de las IDF sobre la ausencia de cráter en el hospital.
- Video referencial de una bomba guiada GBU-32.
Hezbolá ataca las posiciones de las IDF en la frontera entre Israel y el Líbano con morteros.
- La bomba guiada no deja cráter y esto refutaría la explicación de las IDF sobre la ausencia de cráter en el hospital.
- Video referencial de una bomba guiada GBU-32.
Hezbolá ataca las posiciones de las IDF en la frontera entre Israel y el Líbano con morteros.