Artikkel om Irans rakettprogram der rekkevidden økes fra 2000 til 4000 km, ved 2-trinns raketter. videre om program for satelitter, der utskytingsteknologien er enda bedre, med 3-trinns raketter
Iran using ‘satellite-like’ launches to double missile range, ex-IDF air defense chief warns
After Iran doubled the range of its ballistic missiles from 2,000 to 4,000 kilometers overnight, Ran Kochav tells The Post recent launches may have exposed a clandestine program.
"Jeg er ikke enig i at Israel okkuperer "andres" landområde."
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Israelske såkalte "settlere" bryter Folkeretten 4. Geneve-konvensjon 49.6, og er da krigsforbrytere.
Europeiske diplomater erklærer idag at de også er terrorister.
Fra dagens The Guardian:
"European diplomats have criticised increasing “settler terror” in the West Bank, with six Palestinians shot dead in settler attacks in the area this month.
Representatives of 13 European countries including the UK and France issued a joint statement alongside Canada.
It called for Israeli authorities to prosecute those responsible.
It said: “We strongly condemn increasing settler terror and violence by the Israeli security forces inflicted upon Palestinian communities."
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Med "settlere" erklært som terrorister av 13 europeiske stater +Canada, da er den rette bjella hengt på den rette katten.
Da gjenstår sanksjoner mot de ansvarlige.
Min kommentar 3 22. mars 2026
Jan Marton Jensen
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Lørdagskveld i går på Vestbredden:
Haaretz angir idag:
"Israeli Settlers Set Fire to Buildings, Vehicles Across West Bank; Source: 11 Palestinians Wounded"
"IDF officials said more than 20 settler attacks were reported throughout Saturday night, including hurling stones at Palestinians, spraying grafitti, shooting flares and blocking traffic.
An Israel Police source said no suspects have yet to be arrested"
As Israel prepares to implement the ‘Gaza model’ in Lebanon, where is the international reaction?
A red-flag alert has been issued by one genocide-prevention organisation. This is not the time for empty condemnations but sanctions and arms embargos
Anyone following Israeli media discourse in recent days may be experiencing a severe case of deja vu. Alongside euphoric reactions to the US-Israeli pummelling of Iran (backed by93% of the Jewish-Israeli population), politicians and prominent commentators are now clamouring for an escalation in Lebanon – hoping to see a repeat of the devastation Israel has wreaked in Gaza.
The Guardian 21. mars 2026:
Israel deliberately targeting medical facilities in south Lebanon, say health workers
Medics and officials say there is systematic use of double-tap strikes in campaign to make the south uninhabitable
Though the president wields great power, the conflict in the Middle East is spiralling in unforeseen ways that he may not be able to control
What a pity Benjamin Netanyahu remains at large after an international arrest warrant for alleged war crimes committed in Gaza was issued in 2024. Had he been detained, as he certainly should have been, the peoples of Iran, Lebanon, the Gulf – and Israel itself – might have been spared much present-day pain and suffering.
The Israeli prime minister’s lifelong, passionate obsession with eradicating the real and imagined threats posed by Iran was reportedly a key factor in prompting Donald Trump’s abrupt, unprovoked plunge into all-out war. Netanyahu should be in jail, not committing more crimes while the powerful but ego-driven US president negligently looks on.
Sterk melding. Fortsettelse i Kilde.
EDIT: 21. mars 2026 klokka 1340. min kommentar i Aftensposten
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Jan Marton Jensen
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Det er klart nå at Trump har gått for langt, og er i "skadekontrollmodus". Økonomien og markedet har talt.
Trump har et forestående valg, og amerikanske velgere vil sørge for å vingeklippe ham.
DERIMOT, hans kampfelle Benjamin Netanyahu går løs og kan bli gjenvalgt . Og det er Netanyahu som pilene nå må peke på. For det er han som har ledet an i eskalere MØ-krigene.
Sporene er skremmende, i Gaza, på Vestbredden, i Libanon og i Iran.
Den erfarne kommentator Simon Tisdall i The Guardian 20. mars er tydelig i sin analyse:
"What a pity Benjamin Netanyahu remains at large after an international arrest warrant for alleged war crimes committed in Gaza was issued in 2024. Had he been detained, as he certainly should have been, the peoples of Iran, Lebanon, the Gulf – and Israel itself – might have been spared much present-day pain and suffering."
Det er Netanyahu som nå eksponeres.
Igjen et Mod-tilfelle, uklart hvorfor. Spørs hvor lenge det tar på en lørdag .... Lagt inn klokka 13.40 Ikke publisert klokka 14.04, 14.19, ... På plass klokka 14.34
Artikkler i Haaretz, se Kilde. Nederst under Kilde der også hele artikkelen
Do Israelis Feel Victorious After the Police Gun Down a West Bank Family?
Israel is sinking into a dangerous apathy. Who really
cares about what's happening in the West Bank and Gaza Strip? Is the
Palestinian issue still a decisive question in Israeli politics? Those
demanding Palestinian reform as a condition for change must also look
inward, at Israeli society
Do Israelis Feel Victorious After the Police Gun Down a West Bank Family?
Israel is sinking into a dangerous apathy. Who really cares about what's happening in the West Bank and Gaza Strip? Is the Palestinian issue still a decisive question in Israeli politics? Those demanding Palestinian reform as a condition for change must also look inward, at Israeli society
The killing of the Bani Odeh family – parents and two children – by Border Policemen in Tammun this week wasn't just another link in the chain of West Bank violence. It placed a mirror in front of Palestinians and Israelis alike, one that forces them to ask: "How did we get here?"
As for the Palestinians, they seem to have reached a roundabout with no exit. All three of the strategies that have defined Palestinian strategy in the past few decades have collapsed – armed struggle, diplomatic negotiations and relying on international law.
Armed struggle, which is deemed terrorism in Israel's narrative, had catastrophic effects on Palestinian society, especially after October 7. But diplomatic negotiations since the Oslo Accords haven't led to a Palestinian state. On the contrary, they turned the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority into weak, dependent organizations devoid of influence. And as for international law, it is still mainly a rhetorical tool for creating press statements.
Trapped in this triangle by Israel's military and economic superiority, the Palestinians are being worn down.
The prevailing feeling in the West Bank today isn't anger, which would lead to a desire for revenge, but exhaustion, which leads merely to an aspiration to survive. In the past, an incident likethe one in Tammunwould have sparked demonstrations and clashes and led to a large-scale escalation. But today, the response has been a heavy, almost apathetic silence, stemming from despair.
Israel could conclude from this that the Palestinians have been defeated. See, there's no significant resistance, no effective leadership, no international pressure. Some people will say that reality has cohered around the messianic right's vision. Others will see this as proof of the success of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's consistent policy, which was aimed at making the Palestinian problem disappear. And some will conclude that the peace bloc has definitively lost its grip on reality.
But if the Palestinians were indeed defeated, we need to ask what this"victory"actually means. Has Israel achieved stability or real security? Or has it merely preserved an explosive situation in which one side has been oppressed to the point of paralysis, while the oppressor has simply stopped asking questions?
Even if we accept the claim that the Palestinians have "never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity," that doesn't absolve Israel of responsibility for the reality it is shaping. Nor does it explain what is happening in Israeli society.
At a time when the Palestinians are fighting to survive, Israel is sinking into a dangerous apathy. Who really cares about what's happening in the West Bank and Gaza Strip? To what extent is the Palestinian issue still seen as a decisive question in Israeli politics? Who is posing these questions to candidates for prime minister? Almost nobody.
Nor does theupcoming electionhold out the promise of substantive change. Even if Netanyahu doesn't form the next government, there will be no diplomatic glad tidings.
The optimists will say, "First let's replace the government, then we'll see." But the realists understand that the problem runs deeper than that. It doesn't depend solely on who the prime minister is, but also on deep-rooted processes in Israeli society – radicalization, the normalization of the occupation and apartheid and the rejection of any diplomatic solution.
Anyone who demands that the Palestinians change as a condition for changing the situation must also look inward, at Israeli society. A situation in which one nation is merely surviving while another nation's sensibilities have been blunted is no victory. It's a moral and political defeat of the stronger side
