Israel–Gaza Conflict

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IRANIAN OFFICIAL: PEACE AGREEMENT DEPENDS ON U.S. BEHAVIOR

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“ISRAEL-LEBANON AGREEMENT: MANY LEBANESE SCEPTICAL ABOUT PROSPECT OF PEACE”

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“CENTCOM-90 IRANIAN TARGETS HIT AS U.S. & IRAN TRADE STRIKES...”

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“IRANIAN OFFICIAL ON BIGGEST STICKING POINTS OF NEGOTIATIONS”

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Topic poll · all networksSistan-Baluchestan, where blasts hit Konarak, is how large?

  1. Size of Greece
  2. Size of Syria
  3. Size of Germany
  4. Size of Portugal
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Size of Syria

Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility for blocking sick patients at Rafah?

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Topic poll · all networksBefore the war, ~how many patients/month left Gaza via Rafah for care?

  1. Under 500
  2. Around 1,500
  3. Around 2,500
  4. Over 10,000
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Around 2,500

Topic poll · all networksKonarak port was site of a 2020 Iranian Navy disaster. What happened?

  1. A missile hit its own support ship
  2. A submarine sank in the harbor
  3. A fuel depot exploded dockside
  4. A warship collided with a tanker
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A missile hit its own support ship

Article 5 doesn't guarantee automatic military defense!

NATO's collective defense clause only requires members take 'such action as it deems necessary' — which can be non-military. Article 5 has been invoked only once, after the 9/11 attacks in 2001.

Topic poll · all networksWhat's Ukraine's main goal displaying the downed Russian warplane?

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Topic poll · all networksWhat most likely caused the Konarak explosions?

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Topic poll · all networksWas the IDF's strike on military targets in Iran justified?

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Konarak saw Iran's deadliest naval friendly-fire incident in 2020

In May 2020, an Iranian Navy missile accidentally struck the IRIS Konarak support vessel during military exercises offshore, killing 19 sailors — one of the worst friendly-fire disasters in Iran's naval history.

Post-Assad Syria mirrors post-Saddam Iraq's insurgency pattern

After Saddam fell in 2003, Ba'athist remnants launched attacks forcing security sweeps across Iraq — a pattern now echoed as Syria's new government battles pro-Assad holdouts following his ouster in Dec. 2024.

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Hamas's 2006 election win shocked the world — and changed history.

Hamas won 74 of 132 seats, defeating Fatah in a landslide. Western governments, including the U.S. and EU, refused to recognize the result and imposed sanctions. Read more at Wikipedia

The U.S. & Iran fought the largest U.S. naval battle since WWII in 1988!

Operation Praying Mantis (April 18, 1988) saw the U.S. Navy sink or damage half of Iran's operational fleet in a single day, after Iran mined international waters and damaged a U.S. frigate.

Baluchestan is Iran's most volatile border province

Bordering Pakistan & Afghanistan, Sistan-Baluchestan has long faced insurgency, poverty & unrest, making it one of Iran's most troubled regions. Learn more at Wikipedia

Sistan-Baluchestan is Iran's largest yet poorest province.

Bordering Pakistan and Afghanistan, the remote region has long faced militant activity. Jaish ul-Adl, a Sunni militant group, has claimed multiple attacks there, exploiting ethnic Baluch grievances.

Topic poll · all networksWhat should the U.S. prioritize amid the Israel-Iran flare-up?

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Topic poll · all networksWill U.S.-Iran peace talks lead to a real agreement?

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Topic poll · all networksHow far do Iran's ballistic missiles travel to reach northern Israel?

  1. About 400 miles
  2. About 1,050 miles
  3. About 1,800 miles
  4. About 2,400 miles
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About 1,050 miles

Topic poll · all networksKonarak sits in Baluchestan — which 2 nations border it?

  1. Pakistan & Afghanistan
  2. Iraq & Turkey
  3. Turkmenistan & Iraq
  4. Pakistan & Turkmenistan
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Pakistan & Afghanistan

Topic poll · all networksShould Israel launch a full military response to Iran's airbase strike?

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Topic poll · all networksWhich country hosts the most refugees worldwide?

  1. Turkey
  2. Germany
  3. Uganda
  4. Bangladesh
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Turkey

Israel's Ramat David Airbase — likely Iran's target — was built by Britain in 1942.

The Royal Air Force built Ramat David in northern Israel during WWII to defend against Axis forces. Israel took it over in 1948 and it remains one of the IDF's most strategic air installations today.

Iran conditioned the 1981 hostage release on U.S. policy pledges too.

The Algiers Accords ended the 444-day hostage crisis after the U.S. pledged non-interference in Iranian affairs & unfroze ~$8B in assets. Iran has long tied diplomatic progress to American commitments.

Topic poll · all networksShould there be an immediate ceasefire in Gaza?

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The Gulf handles ~20% of global oil trade by sea

The Strait of Hormuz, gateway to the Gulf, is the world's most critical oil chokepoint. U.S. CENTCOM oversees military ops across this volatile region. Follow updates at Reuters

Syria's new security forces are former rebel fighters who toppled Assad.

After Assad's fall in December 2024, HTS-led factions became the backbone of Syria's new security apparatus — units that spent 13+ years fighting the regime they now govern, facing remnant loyalists and ISIS cells.

Topic poll · all networksIran once formally recognized Israel as a state. In what decade?

  1. 1940s
  2. 1950s
  3. 1960s
  4. 1970s
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1950s

Israel's 'Begin Doctrine' justifies preemptive strikes on enemy arms sites

Named for PM Menachem Begin, who ordered the 1981 Osirak reactor strike in Iraq, the doctrine holds that Israel will destroy any regional facility capable of producing weapons of mass destruction — before it becomes operational.

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The story so far

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ISRAELI MILITARY KILLS SIX PALESTINIANS IN ATTACKS

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SINCE ASSAD REGIME FELL IN 2024, ISRAELI ARMY HAS STAGED OPERATIONS ACROSS HOUTHIS TERRITORY

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THREE EXPLOSIONS HAVE BEEN HEARD IN IRAN'S KONARAK IN THE BALUCHESTAN PROVINCE: STATE MEDIA

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WEST PAPUAN INDEPENDENCE - UN RATIFIED THE RESULT OF THE 'ACT OF FREE CHOICE'

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NOVEMBER LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS WOULD MARK FIRST PUSH FOR REFORMS ACROSS PALESTINIAN TERRITORY IN YEARS

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UKRAINE DISPLAYS DOWNED RUSSIAN WARPLANE

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