Day 92 of the Israel-Hamas war

Hezbollah claims they have lost 148 Hezbollonians since attacking Israel. Their chief vows to avenge the assassination of Al-Arouri, one of their top commanders who was killed in a drone strike and was carted away in seven trips. They claim that they have launched 62 rockets toward the Jewish State as their "initial response" to the assassination.

Meanwhile, IDF continues ground operations throughout he Gaza Strip. The 162 IDF Division faces a battalion of Hamassholes in the northern Gaza. 

Intensity increased between the Israel-Lebanon border and hostile aircraft intrusion alert sirens sounded near the Sea of Galilee this morning Israel time. 

The IDF located military vests hidden by Hamas in UNRWA bags in a Gaza City hospital. The IDF has also destroyed a weapons storage facility in Khan Yunis, the home of Yahya Sinwar.

Despite what you might be hearing on the internet, Israel is actually winning the war and evil is slowly being defeated. It was reported that as of yesterday, Hezbollah is withdrawing its terrorists from two to three kilometers from the Israel border, according to a report. It comes after several months of soft aggression and fear of escalation as Israel had evacuated a number of northern border communities, totaling about 80,000 Israelis. 

Thus, Hezbollah has created a buffer zone after Israel and the United States have pressured Hezbollah to do so after Israel had been hitting back hard from their indiscriminate rocket attacks into Israel's civilian population. Strength works, after all, and it's clear Hezbollah does not want to get into a full-scale shooting war with Israel. This also making Iran wary of what could happen if a large-scale war were to break out with Israel. 

Reports coming out on X, for example, by Hamasshole supporters claim that Israel is losing the war and is pulling out of Gaza. They also claim Israel is bombing hospitals, which is absolutely false. If anything, Hamas is using hospitals to store weapons and didn't allow Gazans to leave combat zones in order to use them as human shields. 

Of course Israeli soldiers are being killed, to date they've lost about 180, but this is what happens in a war. Overall however, Hamas is getting trounced and their backs are against the proverbial wall. Remember, Hamas started this, again, and whatever happens is their fault. 

No military in the history of the world do more than Israel to minimize the number of civilian casualties. Can the same be said of Hamas or Hezbollah?

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