Ask my Gazan Friend Anything
Ask my Gazan Friend Anything
So as you know I am Palestinian ,I am from Nablus and I live there ,I have a friend from Gaza who I have known for a year before the war had started .
he was born and raised in Gaza and even lived in Gaza during the war for about 7 months before managing to go to Egypt ,I’ve asked my Friend if he’s okay with this and he has said yes and the mods have approved of my request as well
So come on ,you’re not gonna get this chance again
ask him anything
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Out of the whole Axis of Resistance, or even just the Gazan forces, led by Hamas, fighting o'er there, which one do you think has the best chance to strike Israel hard?
حماس صعب تقصف اسرائيل في صواريخ
لكن حزب الله رح يضرب كتير
"It's hard for Hamas to bomb israel, but Hizbullah will hit hard"
Why are you translating stuff
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I appreciate you.
I am very thankful for your translations comrade
Please continue translating the stuff I haven’t translated
I don't think you did anything wrong here. Not much use answering questions if most of us can't read the answers. Don't really see the issue here.
Pls continue translating
So that the rest of us can read it?
I was asking
I didn't mean to be mean 😕 😔
I'm prone to sarcasm and in text it tends to come off more hostile than playful like it does verbally.
tl;dr: Hamas is hard to hit (for Israel) while Hezbollah has the greatest potential to hit hard...?
Related: (Edited)
What do you think of Hezbollah's current situation with Israel and the recent shahid Nasrallah?
Me?
I think if you were to think in the most pessimistic way possible then Iran will establish realtions with the US relatively soon
I think if you were to think in the mist pessimistic way possible then Iran will establish realtions with the US relatively soon
I'm sorry, I don't understand how that addresses the question with Hezbollah... I'm confused... did I misinterpret you?
We really don't know what is going on
tl;dr: Hamas isn't going anytime soon while Hezbollah has the greatest potential...?
That being said, what do you think of Hezbollah's current situation with Israel and the recent shahid Nasrallah?