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/Iran War/ #71 Anonymous 15-08-26 10:50:10 No.2892707

one sided love edition

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>Trump says he will declare the Strait of Hormuz US territory “pretty soon” while preparing a hard economic blow to force Iran into ending the war.
<In response to Trump’s threats, Iran’s deputy foreign minister says the waterway will remain Iranian and that blockade enforcement will continue until the US accepts defeat.
>Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the Islamabad MoU marked an “end of the war, not a ceasefire”, pointing out that the US violated the deal and fighting resumed, leaving no 60-day ceasefire to extend.
<Araghchi also says negotiations between Iran and Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz “may reach a conclusion soon”.
>Abu Dhabi National Oil Company says one of its vessels came under attack in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, reporting no injuries and that the situation was brought under control.
<Oil prices rise more than a dollar a barrel as tanker attacks and stalled US-Iran peace talks drive Brent crude to $88.52 and US WTI to $82.40.
>CENTCOM says US forces “redirected” 62 commercial vessels in the Arabian Sea after reinstating the naval blockade of Iranian ports

Anonymous 15-08-26 12:39:56 No.2892748

Chud's Law proven right yet again.

Anonymous 15-08-26 16:31:28 No.2892878

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>United Torah Judaism Party chairman says the haredi community would leave Israel entirely if they are faced with a mandatory IDF draft, tells religious Zionists who serve, 'don't transfer your pain to me.'

>In an interview with the Makor Rishon newspaper, Goldknopf asserted, "If there is no choice and they need to leave the country, they will leave. There will be a state without haredim. Haredim will not change their way of life just because there is a military and war. There is a military, and there are those who will go to the army. If you say you are short 50,000 soldiers, take those who are exempt. I’m not talking about haredim."
israeli civil war is inevitable at this point

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/412200

Anonymous 15-08-26 16:34:11 No.2892882

>>2892878
I'm not sure there can be a civil war where one side are pacifists. At some point the Israeli state will probably recognize that they're better off without the haredis. They're basically an entire sect of welfare queens.

Anonymous 15-08-26 17:58:04 No.2892940

>>2892882
then they will stop being pacifists

Anonymous 15-08-26 18:11:22 No.2892951

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campists went from
>bomb tel aviv!111
to
>population collapse in two more weeks trust

Anonymous 15-08-26 18:17:19 No.2892960

>>2892878
Another example of actually existing feudalism. There are those who fight, and those who pray.

Anonymous 15-08-26 21:52:27 No.2893085

>>2892878
>There will be a state without haredim
>no more welfare queens
I don't think anybody else in Israel would mind.

Anonymous 15-08-26 22:23:06 No.2893102

>>2892882
Sure but they're the only ones making babies

Anonymous 15-08-26 22:26:03 No.2893104

>>2893085
israel kicking out religious Jews would be 100% kino

Anonymous 16-08-26 00:45:57 No.2893163

>BREAKING: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain have completely lost trust and faith in the Trump administration and are now united in aggravation with the administration due to the lack of strategy and constant walking back from threats, with some thinking about cancelling the hosting of large US bases, per WaPo.

>A Gulf official says "Trump started this war, and we are paying the price," with anger now at its highest point of the entire war.

>Gulf states feel "unnecessarily entangled" in a war Trump is "trapped in and unable to resolve," with Trump's Iran policy described as "erratic" and "unpredictable," US "conduct in the region making them less safe, not more safe," and the US-Iran MoU described as "a joke."

>A mutual defense agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan last week was “a signal to the U.S.,” a senior European official said.

>Severe US interceptor shortages have compounded the anger, with Gulf states being afraid of Iranian attacks and concerned that the US can't protect them anymore.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2026/08/15/frustration-with-trump-grows-among-us-persian-gulf-allies-officials-say/

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