israel The message Israel is sending to the axis of resistance is crystal clear.

[Ibrahim Rasheed]

The Israeli assault on Damascus today is different in nature, and Syria must respond with a new approach.
Let me be clear: I'm not here to philosophize to you or the decision-makers, and I'm not calling for violence. I'm simply analyzing the situation and connecting the dots, based on my humble understanding and experience. Today's attack on Damascus was nothing short of a full-scale terrorist assault on a residential neighborhood, killing innocent civilians.
The message Israel is sending to the "axis of resistance" is crystal clear: if you persist in linking the Gaza and Lebanese fronts, Israel will escalate violently, destabilize Damascus, and force the Syrian Army into direct retaliation, dragging Syria fully into this war.
Furthermore, Israel has mobilized the al-Jolani gangs in Idlib, using CIA and MI6 assets, to launch an offensive on Syrian Army positions in the north. All the talk of a political settlement is nothing but a smokescreen. Israel has no intention of halting its war machine now. Its ultimate goal remains unchanged: to annihilate the Palestinian cause once and for all, to weaken Hezbollah, and to further isolate Syria.

Does anyone seriously believe that the Zionists invested 13 years in the Syrian war just to let Damascus come out victorious in the end? Why do you think U.S. occupation forces are entrenched at the al-Tanf border crossing and along the eastern shore of the Euphrates? They are in al-Tanf to support Israel militarily, technologically, and with intelligence when the southern front ignites. And they are on the eastern shore of the Euphrates not only to block Syria's access to its oil fields but also to pave the way for the establishment of a Kurdish entity.

Have you ever questioned where Israel’s borders truly begin and end? According to arch-Zionist theorists, their borders stretch from the Nile to the Western shore of the Euphrates. Now, under this vision, who controls the eastern shore of the Euphrates? According to the Greater Israel plan, it’s meant to be Kurdistan. Do you see where this is all heading? Returning to today's aggression on Damascus, if we analyze Israel’s offensive patterns, their intentions, and the dominance they currently enjoy in escalation, coupled with Iran’s limited participation in the ongoing conflict—if Syria doesn't establish strong deterrence immediately, through direct military means and with substantial Iranian support, Israel’s next step could be to flatten entire buildings in the heart of Damascus. Again, I'm not here to frighten you or call for violence. I'm here to tell you the truth from my perspective. Israel has already decided on greater war, and the "axis of resistance" faces monumental challenges that can be overcome only through united, decisive action against the US-Israeli axis.

 

 

[Ibrahim Rasheed]

Why doesn't Syria open a new front (on the ground) together with allies? Why doesn't Syria begin the liberation of the Golan Heights, which Israel has occupied for years in violation of international law? Have Syria and its allies not built up the necessary military resources?

[Diaz]

1 hour ago, Ibrahim Rasheed said:

Why doesn't Syria open a new front (on the ground) together with allies? Why doesn't Syria begin the liberation of the Golan Heights, which Israel has occupied for years in violation of international law? Have Syria and its allies not built up the necessary military resources?

Maybe they are not strong enough to start a war with israhell. 

[Dreamcatcher]

1 hour ago, Ibrahim Rasheed said:

Why doesn't Syria open a new front (on the ground) together with allies? Why doesn't Syria begin the liberation of the Golan Heights, which Israel has occupied for years in violation of international law? Have Syria and its allies not built up the necessary military resources?

Syria is not exactly in a position to open new fronts when they have groups like Jabhat al-Nusra (Al-Qaeda in Syria) now known as Hayat Tahrir al-Sham still in parts of Syrian territory along with ISIS. In fact it was reported on Twitter that the group Jabhat al-Nusra has potentially received new money and weapons (you can guess by whom) to pound the Syrian Government positions and try to push them back with new assaults.

They have no air superiority either in the arena with Israel.

The US is also sitting in al-Tanf. 

War Map of Syria:
https://syria.liveuamap.com/

HTS:
https://acleddata.com/2023/07/26/actor-profile-hayat-tahrir-al-sham-hts/

[Abu Nur]

11 minutes ago, Dreamcatcher said:

Syria is not exactly in a position to open new fronts when they have groups like Jabhat al-Nusra (Al-Qaeda in Syria) now known as Hayat Tahrir al-Sham still in parts of Syrian territory along with ISIS. In fact it was reported on Twitter that the group Jabhat al-Nusra has potentially received new money and weapons (you can guess by whom) to pound the Syrian Government positions and try to push them back with new assaults.

They have no air superiority either in the arena with Israel.

The US is also sitting in al-Tanf. 

War Map of Syria:
https://syria.liveuamap.com/

HTS:
https://acleddata.com/2023/07/26/actor-profile-hayat-tahrir-al-sham-hts/

These people will be the servant of Sufiyani.

[coldcow]

As others have stated, Syria cannot fight Israel.  No one can really fight Israel in a conventional war, as all its neighbors have inferior aircraft and weapons.  In the 6 day war Arab armies were wiped out because they had no way of countering Israeli air superiority.  Ironically, that was probably the one time they could have beaten Israel, but their generals were seduced by Israeli spies, and Israel launched a surprise attack that rendered their air forces useless.  Then ground troops were sitting ducks.

Syria knows that attacking Israel directly will only lead to a flood of missiles from Israel.  As it is, Israeli planes fly into Syria freely.  Only once did a Syrian air defense shoot down an F16 recently.  And Israel responded by destroying that air defense site.  

 

Same with Jordan.  Its military is decent, but its planes are not fully capable models compared with what Israel has.  Egypt has the most powerful military.  But it is afraid of losing US military money. 

Also, rumor is that all the planes that the US has sold Jordan, Egypt, and others, have ways of disabling them remotely if the US or Israel feels threatened.

[Ashvazdanghe]

3 hours ago, coldcow said:

No one can really fight Israel in a conventional war,

Salam respectfully I disagree with this statement which clearly Hizbullah has proved opposite of it ; which Syria is too busy with remnants of Daesh/ISIS in west of Syria specially Idlib region which acts as protector of zionist Israel also in similar fashion Turkey is a great treat in north of Syria which propaganda of zionist Israel against Syria has no value which Israeli air superiority is just a myth which has been created by MSM propaganda   although you are right  about  seducing by Israeli spies .

some random attacks by Israel doesn't mean that it can made  flood of missiles to Syria .

Jordan is main  protector of zionist Israel between Arab countries  although of it's void slogans against it for fooling Arab countries ; which Egypt is following footsteps of jordan although some individuals have engaged in conflict with some of zionist troops in borders due to affection with their personal hatred against zionists  which also as you have mentioned Egypt afraids  from losing US military  money.