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@LauraLoomer - Laura Loomer
Make no mistake. #Hamas is an Islamic terrorist group and their HAMAS Charter/ HAMAS Covenant is the document which outlines their ideology and goals. Their charter explicitly calls for the killing of Jews.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
The secular Fatah helped Israel throw the leader of the communist PFLP, Ahmed Sadat, in prison. Hamas campaigned to release him and stood with him. Cut out these equivocations in commenting on a situation complex beyond your reading and support the resistance.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Didn't expect this response in viewership. My pov is one of total contempt for Cold War dollar "jihadis." This is one reason to respect Hamas. They keep the takfiri terrorists (namely Al Qaeda and Daesh) out, which would be a nightmare.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
When Israel helped elevate Hamas and PIJ over Fatah, part of the calculation was to create delegitimation, and an easier military pretext for future Nabka. Another part was to mortally divide Palestinian politics. The efficacy of Israeli intrigue, however, is usually overstated.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Hamas = the one outlet for Palestinian resistance barring mass rallies and strikes which have not differentiated themselves politically & are unlikely to do so since demoralizing crushing of intifadas, except thru outside inspirers and allies — eg a socialist Egypt. Hypothetical.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
What Israel did not foresee in Hamas is how its communal stature in Palestinian civic life, when combined with a revolutionary cause and do or die fervor of masses in their ultimate, self conscious destiny, could rip up the script.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
I am a Marxist. Hamas is not leftwing. It's a petit bourgeois national liberation trend. I actually wouldn't call it any-wing, and not out of a concession to Third Way ideology but for the extremely unique and enigmatic story of Hamas.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
For example, Islamic Jihad (not Hamas, but a sibling of sorts in soldiering and the politics of soldiering) in Palestine aligns with Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, IRGC! Egyptian Islamic Jihad... merged with AL QAEDA!
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Anyways, islamism was always going to be a current in palestinian militancy in a post-Peshawar world. Hamas, however, as the hegemonic Islamist camp, also is the dam against fascist islamism, the kind Gulf states promote. This is why Saudi-Israel normalization = so scary 4 us.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Hamas is not the camp of Palestinian liberation, but an important player in it. Unfortunately, this camp has been dismantled by Israel and Arafat and Abbas, so it's more of a playerless ghost town excepting the hearts and aspirations of the masses.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Due to this pole position in the resistance, Hamas is bound within certain limits to popular will. This can be seen by its talibanization creep (2007) and detalibanization (2010s esp after Syrian conflict). Hamas is the rarefied, mysterious actual "moderate rebels." 🤣
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Their radicalism is in their democratic aspiration for Palestinian lib & plus institutional struggle to keep Gaza civil administration out of vile "peacekeeper" hands like UN in Haiti for example or for a less Western variant, imagine a Saudi backed White Helmets like org, but
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
without the actual rebelliousness. This isn't to glorify or infantilize the politics of Hamas rebelliousness. It's just the sociological facts on the ground.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
But Hamas is cut from a different cloth, not just from ISIS and Al Qaeda, but Taliban, Erdogan, and Morsi too. The PMF in Iraq, Houthis, and Hezbollah are the comparison, and all three are capable of transcending the sectarian gridlock in natlib conjectures of struggle.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
What OP gets so grievously and ignorantly wrong is he says it would be better if the Arafat camp was still in the saddle! No! They're the mfers who got us here. A track record of dimwitted sellout behavior that seats Abbas as Head Kapo and challenges to this status quo like
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Barghouti in prison. OP is very infantilizing and treats Gaza as a political child, orphaned by the IAF. And the abstract and unread framing is actually islamophobic, and again I hate the "islamism" we know from current events from decades and decades.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
But those takfiris and talibans have everything to do with Western imperialist intrigue and nothing with "Islam." Zionism was a minority position in the Jews until late in the game. In every way, Zionism makes more sense to call a western Christian scheme than a Jewish one.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
My point is a little abstract myself, but I appeal to the reader's love for the masses on all reactionary communal divides and the unconditional and implacable struggle of the colonized against the colonizers, of Palestinians against Zionists.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Iraq is about to change the "Islamist" game as we know it thanks to Houthi and Hezbollah gumption. When the masses are at hand, a better world is possible. https://t.co/3QIxew8DVm
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Postscript, Iran 1979 took place in the condition of the late cold war and the decline and humiliation of communism & proletarian emancipation. 2023 stands on the opposite precipice. Have some hope in the masses, comrades!
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
Lol I need to keep my tweets to long rambling threads with untraceable references and schema. Then no RTs 😇.
@marxistarsenal - najeeseabrooksrememberer
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@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
🚨🚢The security of maritime chokepoints around the world is, again, a major concern for energy markets. 🇾🇪Yemen's Houthi rebels have seized a car carrier in the Red Sea, owned by a🇮🇱Israeli businessman Ray Shipping Group. 📯The group has vowed to continue to target🇮🇱ships 🧵 https://t.co/kdqbtFYbVC
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
🚨🚢The worst drought over the last 70 years at the🇵🇦Panama Canal is slowing ships' navigation, challenging the economics of energy trade. Also, this forces the transit through other chokepoints such as the🇪🇬Egypt's Suez Canal, now even more strategic for energy geopolitics. 🧵 https://t.co/Q3CteIwdOM
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
On Sunday,🇾🇪Yemen's Houthi rebels, financially and politically backed by🇮🇷Iran have seized a car carrier named Galaxy Leader in the Red Sea. This is a political act in support of the🇵🇸Palestinian cause and Hamas, amid the ongoing battle in Gaza against the🇮🇱IDF https://t.co/DX2m2GvIrV
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
In 2021🇾🇪Houthis already targeted🇮🇱ships of the same company. After October 7,🇾🇪Houthis are the only🇮🇷backed force to have declared an open war against🇮🇱, launching cruise missiles and drones at more than 2,000km away, intercepted by🇺🇸US naval units deployed in the area.
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
🇾🇪Houthis involvement in the conflict is more than just a signal to🇮🇱 It calls into question the leadership in the Islamic world against the Netanyahu government and targets the role of🇸🇦Saudi Arabia, which has fought Houthis in the full-scale civil war erupted in 2014
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
While the Civil War has temporarily halted as🇸🇦&🇮🇷 have found a political compromise, the country is still run by two competing governments. 🇸🇦has pursued a normalisation with🇮🇱, a process interrupted on October 7, and 🇮🇷has gained more traction in coordinating the efforts of
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
the several militias financially backed, including🇱🇧Lebanon's Hetzbollah. The attacks over the🇮🇱IDF positions in the North, close to the border, are intensifying. A direct involvement of Hetzbollah could cause further disruptions to🇮🇱gas facilities in the offshore. https://t.co/iqt7HAv449
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
Nevertheless, the seizure of the🇮🇱car carrier is a political signal that the transit through maritime chokepoints could be easily weaponised. All the groups opposing🇮🇱in the region could target one🛢️oil or🚢LNG tanker affiliated with🇮🇱companies or its🇺🇸🇪🇺Western allies
@Frank_Stones - Francesco Sassi
As I have already said, the disruption of the🇵🇦Panama Canal caused by climate change makes the secure and safe transit through the 🇪🇬Suez Canal 🇩🇯🇪🇷🇾🇪🇸🇴Bab el-Mandeb 🇦🇪🇮🇷🇴🇲🇶🇦Strait of Hormuz key for energy markets. 📈Not by accident, Oil & Gas prices reacted bullish on the news
@Prolotario1 - Ariel
👍@franziska59 Hamas is paid directly from Israel. Which is owned by The Rothschilds who also owns "The Muslim Brotherhood". People this was never my opinion. This is history. This is documented. This is treason. Bibi Netanyahu is a war criminal. This is why multiple countries want him charged for war crimes. Did you know Hamas was behind the bombing of the Jerusalem City Bus in 2016 that killed 19 people and injured 70? Now think about who was paying them. I have informed you all on this terrorists group which should prompt you to give a second look at all the terrorists attacks committed by Hamas. As a matter of fact you should look into the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organization). Hamas infiltrated this movement two create a counter religious narrative to dilute the purpose behind PLO. The PLO was secular and leftist and promoted Palestinian nationalism. Hamas wanted to set up a transnational state under the rule of Islam, much like Khomeini's Iran. Do you see how this group has been used to usurp power away from Palestinians to ensure they remain under the thumb of the Rothschilds? Look at how nationalism was demonized by Liberal media that is also owned by the Rothschilds. This should tell you how they use the same playbook everywhere. They did it with Antifa & BLM who were bused in from different cities to cause destruction under the guise of racial justice when they were not even from those locations they were attacking.
@Agdchan - Alexander Dugin
Yemen saves the face and dignity of all islamic civilization. Ready to be sacrificed. Pure shia’ attitude - suffer for the Truth and suffer more. That is the law.
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
BREAKING: HAMAS RELEASE 17 PAGE BOOK ON WHAT REALLY HAPPENED ON OCT 7 HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION INTRODUCTION In light of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, and as our people continue their battle for independence, dignity and breaking-free from the longest-ever occupation during which they have drawn the finest displays of bravery and heroism in confronting the Israeli murder machine and aggression. We would like to clarify to our people and the free peoples of the world the reality of what happened on Oct. 7, the motives behind, its general context related to the Palestinian cause, as well as a refutation to the Israeli allegations and to put the facts into perspective. /1
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SECTION 1A WHY AL-AQSA FLOOD (OCT 7) 1. The battle of the Palestinian people against occupation and colonialism did not start on Oct. 7, but started 105 years ago, including 30 years of British colonialism and 75 years of Zionist occupation. In 1918, the Palestinian people owned 98.5% of the Palestine land and represented 92% of the population on the land of Palestine. While the Jews, who were brought to Palestine in mass immigration campaigns in coordination between the British colonial authorities and the Zionist Movement, managed to seize control of not more than 6% of the lands in Palestine and to be 31% of the population prior to 1948 when the Zionist Entity was announced on the historic land of Palestine. At that time, the Palestinian people were denied from the right to self- determination and the Zionist gangs engaged in an ethnic cleansing campaign against the Palestinian people aimed at expelling them from their lands and areas. As a result, the Zionist gangs seized control by force of 77% of the land of Palestine where they expelled 57% of the people of Palestine and destroyed over 500 Palestinian villages and towns, and committed dozens of massacres against the Palestinians which all culminated in the establishment of the Zionist Entity in 1948. Moreover, in continuation of the aggression, the Israeli forces in 1967 occupied the rest of Palestine including the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and Jerusalem in addition to Arab territories around Palestine. 2. Over these long decades, the Palestinian people suffered all forms of oppression, injustice, expropriation of their fundamental rights and the apartheid policies. The Gaza Strip, for example, suffered as of 2007 from a suffocating blockade over 17 years which turned it to be the largest open-air prison in the world. The Palestinian people in Gaza also suffered from five destructive wars\ aggressions all of which “Israel” was the offending party. The people in Gaza in 2018 also initiated the Great March of Return demonstrations to peacefully protest the Israeli blockade, their misery humanitarian conditions and to demand their right-to-return. However, the Israeli occupation forces responded to these protests with brutal force by which 360 Palestinians were killed and 19,000 others were injured including over 5,000 children in a matter of few months. 3. According official figures, in the period between (January 2000 and September 2023), the Israeli occupation killed 11,299 Palestinians and injured 156,768 others, the great majority of them were civilians. Unfortunately, the US administration and its allies did not pay attention to the suffering of the Palestinian people over the past years but provided cover to the Israeli aggression. They only lamented the Israeli soldiers who were killed on Oct. 7 even without seeking the truth of what happened, and wrongfully walked behind the Israeli narrative in condemning an alleged targeting of Israeli civilians. The US administration provided the financial and military support to the Israeli occupation massacres against the Palestinian civilians and the brutal aggression on the Gaza Strip, and still the US officials continue to ignore what the Israeli occupation forces commit in Gaza of mass killing. 4. The Israeli violations and brutality were documented by many UN organizations and international human rights groups including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, and even documented by Israeli human rights groups. However, these reports and testimonies were ignored and the Israeli occupation is yet to be held accountable. For example, on Oct. 29, 2021, Israel’s Ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan insulted the UN system by tearing up a report for the UN Human Rights Council during an address at the General Assembly, and threw it in a dustbin before leaving the podium. Yet, he was appointed in the following year – 2022 – to the post of vice-president of the UN General Assembly. /2
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SEC 1B 5. The US admin & its western allies have been treating Israel as a state above the law; provide it with cover to maintain prolonging the occupation and oppressing the Palestinians, allowing “Israel” to exploit to take further Palestinian lands and to Judaize their sanctities & holy sites. Despite the UN issuing 900+ resolutions over 75 years in favor of the Palestinian people, “Israel” reject abiding by any of these resolutions, the US VETO was always present at the UN Security Council to prevent any condemnation of “Israel’s” policies and violations. That’s why we see the US & western countries complicit & partners to the Israeli occupation in its crimes & suffering of the Palestinians. 6. As for “the peaceful settlement process”. Despite Oslo Accords being signed in 1993 with the PLO it stipulated the establishment of a Palestinian independent state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip; “Israel” systematically destroyed every possibility to establish the Palestinian state through campaign of settlements’ construction and Judaization of the Palestinian lands in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem. The backers of the peace process after 30 years realized that they have reached an impasse and that such process had catastrophic results on the Palestinians. The Israelis confirmed at several occasions their absolute rejection of establishment of a Palestinian state. Just 1 month before Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, Netanyahu presented a map of a so-called “New Middle East,” depicting “Israel” stretching from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea including the West Bank and Gaza. The entire world at that – UN General Assembly’s - podium were silent towards his speech full of arrogance and ignorance towards the rights of the Palestinians. 7. After 75 years of relentless occupation & suffering, after failing all initiatives for liberation and return of our people, after the disastrous results of the so-called peace process, what did the world expect from the Palestinian people to do in response to this: The Israeli Judaization plans to Al-Aqsa Mosque, its temporal and spatial division attempts, as well as the intensification of the Israeli settlers’ incursions into the holy mosque. The practices of the extremist and right-wing Israeli government which is practically taking steps towards annexing the entire West Bank and Jerusalem into the so-called “Israel’s sovereignty” amid plans of Israeli officials to expel Palestinians from their homes & areas. The thousands of Palestinian detainees in Israeli jails who are experiencing deprivation of their basic rights as well as assaults and humiliations under direct supervision of the Israeli fascist minister Ben-Gvir. The unjust air, sea, and land blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip over 17 years. The expansion of the Israeli settlements across the West Bank in an unprecedented level, as well as the daily violence perpetrated by settlers against Palestinians and their properties. The 7 million Palestinians living in extreme conditions in refugee camps and other areas who wish to return to their lands, and who were expelled 75 years ago. The failure of the international community and the complicit of superpowers to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state. What was expected from the Palestinian people after all of that? To keep waiting and to keep counting on the helpless UN! Or to take the initiative in defending the Palestinian people, lands, rights and sanctities; knowing that the defense act is a right enshrined in international laws, norms and conventions. Proceeding from the above, Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on Oct 7 was a necessary step and a normal response to confront all Israeli conspiracies against the Palestinian people and their cause. It was a defensive act in the frame of getting rid of the Israeli occupation, reclaiming the Palestinian rights and on the way for liberation and independence like all peoples around the world did /3
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SECTION 2A RESPONSE TO ISRAELI ALLEGATIONS 1. In light of the Israeli fabricated accusations and allegations over Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on Oct. 7 and its repercussions, we in the Islamic Resistance Movement – Hamas clarify the following: Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on Oct. 7 targeted the Israeli military sites, and sought to arrest the enemy’s soldiers to pressure on the Israeli authorities to release the thousands of Palestinians held in Israeli jails through a prisoners exchange deal. Therefore, the operation focused on destroying the Israeli army’s Gaza Division, the Israeli military sites stationed near the Israeli settlements around Gaza. 2. Avoiding harm to civilians, especially children, women and elderly people is a religious and moral commitment by all the Al-Qassam Brigades’ fighters. We reiterate that the Palestinian resistance was fully disciplined and committed to the Islamic values during the operation and that the Palestinian fighters only targeted the occupation soldiers and those who carried weapons against our people. In the meantime, the Palestinian fighters were keen to avoid harming civilians despite the fact that the resistance does not possess precise weapons. In addition, if there was any case of targeting civilians; it happened accidently and in the course of the confrontation with the occupation forces. Since its establishment in 1987, the Hamas Movement committed itself to avoiding harm to civilians. After Zionist criminal Baruch Goldstein in 1994 committed a massacre against Palestinian worshippers in the Al-Ibrahimi Mosque in occupied Hebron City, the Hamas Movement announced an initiative to avoid civilians the brunt of fighting by all parties, but the Israeli occupation rejected it and even did not give any comment on it. The Hamas Movement also repeated such calls several times, but received by a deaf ear from the Israeli occupation which continued its deliberate targeting and killing of Palestinian civilians. 3. Maybe some faults happened during Operation Al-Aqsa Flood’s implementation due to the rapid collapse of the Israeli security and military system, and the chaos caused along the border areas with Gaza. As attested by many, the Hamas Movement dealt in a positive and kind manner with all civilians who have been held in Gaza, and sought from the earliest days of the aggression to release them, and that’s what happened during the week-long humanitarian truce where those civilians were released in exchange of releasing Palestinian women and children from Israeli jails. 4. What the Israeli occupation promoted of allegations that the Al-Qassam Brigades on Oct. 7 were targeting Israeli civilians are nothing but complete lies and fabrications. The source of these allegations is the Israeli official narrative and no independent source proved any of them. It is a well-known fact that the Israeli official narrative had always sought to demonize the Palestinian resistance, while also legalizing its brutal aggression on Gaza. Here are some details that go against the Israeli allegations: Video clips taken on that day – Oct. 7 – along with the testimonies by Israelis themselves that were released later showed that the Al-Qassam Brigades’ fighters didn’t target civilians, and many Israelis were killed by the Israeli army and police due to their confusion. It has also been firmly refuted the lie of the “40 beheaded babies” by the Palestinian fighters, and even Israeli sources denied this lie. Many of the western media agencies unfortunately adopted this allegation and promoted it. The suggestion that the Palestinian fighters committed rape against Israeli women was fully denied including by the Hamas Movement. A report by the Mondoweiss news website on Dec. 1, 2023, among others, said there is lack of any evidence of “mass rape” allegedly perpetrated by Hamas members on Oct. 7 and that Israel used such allegation “to fuel the genocide in Gaza /4
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SECTION 2B 4b. According to two reports by the Israeli Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper on Oct. 10 and the Haaretz newspaper on Nov. 18, many Israeli civilians were killed by an Israeli military helicopter especially those who were in the Nova music festival near Gaza where 364 Israeli civilians were killed. The two reports said the Hamas fighters reached the area of the festival without any prior knowledge of the festival, where the Israeli helicopter opened fire on both the Hamas fighters and the participants in the festival. The Yedioth Ahronoth also said the Israeli army, to prevent further infiltrations from Gaza and to prevent any Israelis being arrested by the Palestinian fighters, struck over 300 targets in areas surrounding the Gaza Strip. Other Israeli testimonies confirmed that the Israeli army raids and soldiers’ operations killed many Israeli captives and their captors. The Israeli occupation army bombed the houses in the Israeli settlements where Palestinian fighters and Israelis were inside in a clear application of the Israeli army notorious “Hannibal Directive” which clearly says that “better a dead civilian hostage or soldier than taken alive” to avoid engaging in a prisoners swap with the Palestinian resistance. Furthermore, the occupation authorities revised the number of their killed soldiers and civilians from 1,400 to 1,200, after finding that 200-burnt corpses had belonged to the Palestinian fighters who were killed and mixed with Israeli corpses. This means that the one who killed the fighters is the one who killed the Israelis, knowing that only the Israeli army possesses military planes that killed, burned and destroyed Israeli areas on Oct. 7. The Israeli heavy aerial raids across Gaza that led to the death of nearly 60 Israeli captives also prove that the Israeli occupation does not care about the life of their captives in Gaza." "5. It is also a matter of fact that a number of Israeli settlers in settlements around Gaza were armed, and clashed with Palestinian fighters on Oct. 7. Those settlers were registered as civilians while the fact is they were armed men fighting alongside the Israeli army. 6. When speaking about Israeli civilians, it must be known that conscription applies to all Israelis above the age of 18 – males who served 32 months of military service and females who served 24 months – where all can carry and use arms. This is based on the Israeli security theory of an “armed people” which turned the Israeli entity into “an army with a country attached.” 7. The brutal killing of civilians is a systematic approach of the Israeli entity, and one of the means to humiliate the Palestinian people. The mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza is a clear evidence of such approach. 8. The Al Jazeera news channel said in a documentary that in one month of the Israeli aggression on Gaza, the daily average killing of Palestinian children in Gaza was 136, while the average of children killing in Ukraine – in the course of the Russian-Ukrainian war - was one child every day. 9. Those who defend the Israeli aggression do not look at the events in an objective manner but rather go to justify the Israeli mass killing of Palestinians by saying there would be casualties among civilians when attacking the Hamas fighters. However, they would not use such assumption when it comes to the Al-Aqsa Flood event on Oct. 7. 10. We are confident that any fair and independent inquiries will prove the truth of our narrative and will prove the scale of lies and misleading information in the Israeli side. This also includes the Israeli allegations regarding the hospitals in Gaza that the Palestinian resistance used them as command centers; an allegation that was not proven and was refuted by reports of many western press agencies. /5
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SECTION 3 TOWARDS A TRANSPARENT INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATION 1. Palestine is a member-state of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and it acceded to its Rome Statute in 2015. When Palestine asked for investigation into Israeli war crimes committed on its territories, it was faced by Israeli intransigence and rejection, and threats to punish the Palestinians for the request to ICC. It is also unfortunate to mention that there were great powers, which claim to be holding values of justice, completely sided with the occupation narrative and stood against the Palestinian moves in the international justice system. These powers want to keep “Israel” as a state above the law and to ensure it escapes liability and accountability. 2. We urge these countries, especially the US administration, Germany, Canada and the UK, if they are meant for justice to prevail as they claim, they are ought to announce their support to the course of the investigation in all crimes committed in occupied Palestine and to give full support for the international courts to effectively do their job. 3. Despite having doubts from these countries to stand by justice, we still urge the ICC Prosecutor and his team to immediately and urgently come to occupied Palestine to look into the crimes and violations committed there, rather than merely observing the situation remotely or being subject to the Israeli restrictions. 4. In Dec. 2022, when the UN General Assembly passed a resolution seeking opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on the legal consequences of “Israel’s” illegal occupation of Palestinian territories, those (few) countries who back “Israel” announced their rejection to the move that was approved by nearly 100 countries. And when our people – and their legal and rights groups – sought to pursue prosecutions against the Israeli war criminals in front of the European countries courts - through the system of universal jurisdiction – the European regimes obstructed the moves in favor of the Israeli war criminals to remain running free. 5. The events of Oct. 7 must be put in its broader context, and that all cases of struggle against colonialism and occupation in our contemporary time be evoked. These experiences of struggle show that in the same level of oppression committed by the occupier; there would be an equivalent response by the people under occupation. 6. The Palestinian people and peoples across the world realize the scale of lies and deception these governments that back the Israeli narrative practice in their attempts to justify their blind bias and to cover the Israeli crimes. These countries know the root causes of the conflict which are the occupation and the denial of the right of the Palestinian people to live in dignity on their lands. These countries show no interest towards the continuation of the unjust blockade on millions of Palestinians in Gaza, and also show no interest towards the thousands of Palestinian detainees in Israeli jails held under conditions where their basic rights are mostly denied. 7. We hail the free people of the world from all religions, ethnicities and backgrounds who rally in all capitals and cities worldwide to voice their rejection to the Israeli crimes and massacres, and to show their support for the rights of the Palestinian people and their just cause. /6
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SECTION 4A WHO IS HAMAS? 1. The Islamic Resistance Movement “Hamas” is a Palestinian Islamic national liberation & resistance movement. Its goal is to liberate Palestine and confront the Zionist project. Its frame of reference is Islam, which determines its principles, objectives and means. Hamas rejects the persecution of any human being or the undermining of his or her rights on nationalist, religious or sectarian grounds. 2. Hamas affirms that its conflict is with the Zionist project not with the Jews because of their religion. Hamas does not wage a struggle against the Jews because they are Jewish but wages a struggle against the Zionists who occupy Palestine. Yet, it is the Zionists who constantly identify Judaism and the Jews with their own colonial project and illegal entity. 3. The Palestinian people have always stood against oppression, injustice, and the committing of massacres against civilians regardless of who commit them. And based on our religious and moral values, we clearly stated our rejection to what the Jews were exposed to by the Nazi Germany. Here, we remind that the Jewish problem in essence was a European problem, while the Arab and Islamic environment was – across history – a safe haven to the Jewish people and to other peoples of other beliefs and ethnicities. The Arab and Islamic environment was an example to co-existence, cultural interaction and religious freedoms. The current conflict is caused by the Zionist aggressive behavior and its alliance with the western colonial powers; therefore, we reject the exploitation of the Jewish suffering in Europe to justify the oppression against our people in Palestine. 4. The Hamas Movement according to international laws and norms is a national liberation movement that has clear goals and mission. It gets its legitimacy to resist the occupation from the Palestinian right to self-defense, liberation and self-determination. Hamas has always been keen to restrict its fight and resistance with the Israeli occupation on the occupied Palestinian territory, yet, the Israeli occupation did not abide by that and committed massacres and killings against the Palestinians outside Palestine. 5. We stress that resisting the occupation with all means including the armed resistance is a legitimized right by all norms, divine religions, the international laws including the Geneva Conventions and its first additional protocol and the related UN resolutions e.g. The UN General Assembly Resolution 3236, adopted by the 29th session of the General Assembly on Nov. 22, 1974 which affirmed the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people in Palestine, including the right to self-determination and the right to return to “their homes and property from where they were expelled, displaced and uprooted.” 6. Our steadfast Palestinian people and their resistance are waging a heroic battle to defend their land and national rights against the longest and brutalist colonial occupation. The Palestinian people are confronting an unprecedented Israeli aggression that committed heinous massacres against Palestinian civilians, most of them were children and women. In the course of the aggression on Gaza, the Israeli occupation deprived our people in Gaza of food, water, medicines and fuel, and simply deprived them from all means of life. In the meantime, the Israeli warplanes savagely struck all Gaza infrastructures and public buildings including schools, universities, mosques, churches and hospitals in a clear sign of ethnic cleansing aimed at expelling the Palestinian people from Gaza. Yet, the backers of the Israeli occupation did nothing but kept the genocide ongoing against our people. /7
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SECTION 4B 7. The Israeli occupation’s use of the “self-defense” pretext to justify its oppression against the Palestinian people is a process of lie, deception and turning the facts. The Israeli entity has no right to defend its crimes and occupation but the Palestinian people who have such right to oblige the occupier to end the occupation. In 2004, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) gave an advisory opinion in the case concerning the “Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory” which stated that “Israel” – the brutal occupying force – cannot rely on a right of self-defense to build such wall on the Palestinian territory. Furthermore, Gaza under the international law is still an occupied land, thus, the justifications for waging the aggression on Gaza is baseless and lacks its legal capacity, as well as lacks the essence of the self-defense idea. /8
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
HAMAS AL-AQSA FLOOD OPERATION SECTION 5 WHAT IS NEEDED? "Occupation is occupation no matter how it describes or names itself, and remains a tool to break the will of the peoples and to keep oppressing them. On the other side, the experiences of the peoples ations across history on how to break away from occupation and colonialism confirm that the resistance is the strategic approach and the only way to liberation and ending the occupation. Have any nation been liberated from occupation without struggle, resistance or sacrifice? The humanitarian, ethical and legal imperatives necessitate all countries around the world to back the resistance of the Palestinian people not to collude against it. They are supposed to confront the occupation crimes and aggression, as well as to support the struggle of the Palestinian people to liberate their lands and to practice their right to self-determination like all peoples across the globe. Based on that we call for the following: 1. The immediate halt of the Israeli aggression on Gaza, the crimes and ethnic cleansing committed against the entire Gaza population, to open the crossings and allow the entry of the humanitarian aid into Gaza including the reconstruction tools. 2. To hold the Israeli occupation legally accountable for what it caused of human suffering towards the Palestinian people, and to charge it for the crimes against civilians, infrastructure, hospitals, educational facilities, mosques and churches. 3. The support of the Palestinian resistance in the face of the Israeli occupation with all possible means as a legitimized right under the international laws and norms. 4. We call upon the free peoples across the world, especially those nations who were colonized and realize the suffering of the Palestinian people, to take serious and effective positions against the double standard policies adopted by powers\countries that back the Israeli occupation. We call on these nations to initiate a global solidarity movement with the Palestinian people and to emphasize the values of justice and equality and the right of the peoples to live in freedom and dignity. 5. The superpowers, especially the US, the UK and France among others, must stop providing the Zionist entity with cover from accountability, and to stop dealing with it as a country above the law. Such unjust behavior by these countries allowed the Israeli occupation over 75 years to commit the worst crimes ever against the Palestinian people, land and sanctities. We urge the countries across the globe, today and more than before, to uphold their responsibilities towards the international law and the relevant UN resolutions that call for ending the occupation. 6. We categorically reject any international or Israeli projects aimed at deciding the future of Gaza that only serve to prolong the occupation. We stress that the Palestinian people have the capacity to decide their future and to arrange their internal affairs, and thus no party in the world has the right to impose any form of guardianship on the Palestinian people or decide on their behalf. 7. We urge for standing against the Israeli attempts to cause another wave of expulsion – or a new Nakba - to the Palestinians especially in the lands occupied in 1948 and the West Bank. We stress that there will be no expulsion to Sinai or Jordan or any other place, and if there is any relocation to the Palestinians, it will be towards their homes and areas they were expelled from in 1948, as affirmed by many UN resolutions. 8. We call for keeping the popular pressure around the world until ending the occupation; we call for standing against the normalization attempts with the Israeli entity and for a comprehensive boycott to the Israeli occupation and its backers. /9
@mhandistodaa123 - 🎗️ Abu Baklava ابو بقلاوة 🇮🇱🇸🇨
For all those who fervently support Hamas and echo the repetitive call for free Palestine, denouncing colonialism and decrying Zionism as an obstacle, I implore you to truly understand the nature of the group you are backing. This recommendation comes with an earnest intention to shed light on the reality you may not be aware of. Here is a concise summary: 1️⃣ The True Ideology of Hamas: The 1988 Hamas Covenant, also known as the Hamas Charter, is a comprehensive manifesto composed of 36 articles, reflecting the ideological stance and objectives of Hamas. Key points from this document include: Goals of Hamas: It positions itself as a distinct Palestinian movement with allegiance to Allah and Islam as its way of life, striving to raise the banner of Allah over every inch of Palestine (Article 6). On the Destruction of Israel: The preamble of the document states that Israel will continue to exist until Islam obliterates it, as it obliterated others before it. The Exclusive Muslim Nature of the Area: Article 11 describes Palestine as an Islamic Waqf (Holy Possession), consecrated for future Muslim generations until Judgment Day, declaring that no one can renounce, abandon, or relinquish any part of it. The Call to Jihad: Article 15 states that when enemies usurp part of Muslim land, Jihad becomes an individual duty for every Muslim. Rejection of a Negotiated Peace Settlement: Article 13 expresses opposition to peace initiatives and international conferences, viewing them as contradictory to the principles of the Islamic Resistance Movement. Anti-Semitic Incitement: Article 7 contains a controversial statement about the Day of Judgment not coming until Muslims fight and kill Jews, who will hide behind rocks and trees. Condemnation of the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty: Article 32 criticizes the Camp David Agreement, viewing departures from the struggle against Zionism as high treason. 2️⃣ Influence of Hassan al-Banna's Teachings Hassan al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, emphasized two key Islamic duties: individual obligation (Fard 'Ayn) & collective obligation (Fard Kifaya). 👤 Fard 'Ayn: Individual Obligations. Each Muslim's personal duty to adhere to Islamic teachings - like daily prayers and fasting during Ramadan. A call for personal responsibility in faith. In the context of the Hamas Charter, this principle is reflected in the emphasis on personal commitment to the Islamic resistance and the struggle against what they perceive as Israeli occupation. It underlines the role of individual Muslims in upholding their faith and engaging in resistance as part of their religious duty. 👥 Fard Kifaya: Collective Obligations. The community's shared duties, like defense and education in Islamic principles. It's about societal responsibility to establish a just Islamic society. According to these principles, it is an individual religious duty (Fard 'Ayn) for Muslims to fight for lands that were once under Muslim control. This perspective suggests that the conflict with Israel is not just a reaction to modern political disputes but is seen as a religiously mandated effort to reclaim historically Muslim lands. The concept of Fard 'Ayn may offer an explanation for the participation of Gaza civilians in events like the October 7th actions against Israeli innocents. This principle suggests a personal religious responsibility to engage in the struggle, transcending typical political or territorial motivations. Wrapping it all up: In the Israel-Palestine conflict, Hamas’s interpretation of these principles has led to a stance that combines religious fervor with political political activism. The group's Charter, inspired by Al-Banna's teachings, advocates for an Islamic resistance to what they view as occupation, and for the establishment of an Islamic state in place of Israel. This blend of individual and collective Islamic duties in a political context has been a driving force behind Hamas's strategies and actions in the conflict. The influence of Al-Banna’s principles on Hamas thus contributes significantly to the group’s ideological foundation, shaping its objectives, methods, and its role in the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. So, before mindlessly backing Hamas and spouting their lies, pause and closely examine the real intentions lurking beneath their religious schemes.
@mhandistodaa123 - 🎗️ Abu Baklava ابو بقلاوة 🇮🇱🇸🇨
Few comments asked about the 2017 new charter. The changes in the 2017 document reflect an attempt by Hamas to present itself as a more moderate and pragmatic political force, possibly in response to regional dynamics and the need for greater international legitimacy. However, the commitment to "the full and complete liberation of Palestine, from the river to the sea" persists, indicating that while the strategy and political language may have evolved, the fundamental goals remain unchanged
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
They won’t do it, so I will. Who is funding some of the massive “grassroots” Palestinian protests in Canada? They are planning on shutting down Ottawa tomorrow. I’ll tell you exactly who is organizing and funding it. A thread: 1/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
This event poster for the protest in Ottawa tomorrow was shared by the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM) on their Instagram. It calls for a “global day of action” to “stop the world for Gaza.” What is the Palestinian Youth Movement? 2/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
They describe themselves as a “transnational, independent, and grassroots movement of Palestinian and Arab youth struggling for the liberation of our homeland.” They also run a backup account at “palyouthmvmt.” Transnational. OK. 3/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
The collaborators tagged into the event with PYM are SJP Carleton, Labour for Palestine Ottawa, and INSAF uOttawa. Let’s have a look at them first. 4/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
SJP (Students for Justice in Palestine) Carleton raise funds in conjunction with other organizations which are donated to Islamic Relief Canada. They also have another fundraiser on their site where you can donate to various causes or sign petitions. 5/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
If Islamic Relief Canada sounds familiar, that’s because they launched a defamation lawsuit to fight against “misinformation.” They won the lawsuit, claiming that allegations were “unfounded.” Islamic Relief Canada also receives millions from taxpayers in federal grants. 6/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
NGO Monitor has this to say about them, as an affiliate of Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW): - The US State Department cut ties with IRW due to “anti-Semitism exhibited repeatedly by IRW’s leadership.” - Islamic Relief Canada states it works “alongside the Ministry of Health” in Gaza. This is a Hamas entity. https://www.ngo-monitor.org/reports/canadian-government-matching-humanitarian-funds/ 7/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
Let’s move onto Labour for Palestine Ottawa. It’s a “pan-Canadian network of labour activists in solidarity with Palestinian workers and communities in their struggle for liberation.” 8/ https://t.co/MSfKNrzhDY
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
They feature standoffs with law enforcement prominently on their Instagram, claiming that bylaw officers and the police are “harassing” their community. 9/ https://t.co/C7Lgr14mbP
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
Naturally, they have another fundraiser going. You can e-transfer funds to them and their “Community Defence Fund” which will go towards tickets, legal defence, charges that may occur, and “other costs identified by PYM, IJV, and L4P” to “grow” the Palestine solidarity movement. 10/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
What is the “Palestine solidarity movement?” Click on the link provided, and it takes you straight to the BDS website. BDS stands for “Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions.” BDS was of course responsible for the recent boycotts and harassment of Jewish businesses in Canada. 11/ https://t.co/VubVHHO5TJ
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
BDS maintains a “list of shame” on their site, dedicated to identifying Jewish businesses to boycott. Cafe Landwer is listed as a target. Diners were harassed and intimidated at the cafe. Other companies on the list have been vandalized, prompting hate crime investigations. 12/ https://t.co/HVHyDle88X
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
And of course… there is another fundraiser on the BDS Movement website, which is “essential to keep this movement growing.” You can donate once or monthly… in USD. The plot thickens. I thought these were domestic grassroots protests? 13/ https://t.co/RcNp7NWwty
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
Let’s circle back to the ringleader. The Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM). I think we should all learn more about the organization that is spearheading massive demonstrations in our country. 14/ https://t.co/0md5NUh1Ww
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
There are numerous actions available on the PYM website. You can sign petitions, purchase tickets to events, pay someone’s bail, submit complaints, try to get your charges dropped… you name it. And of course… there is another fundraiser. 15/ https://t.co/wzS6JNihbf
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
And what a glorious fundraiser it is. Look at that cash. If that doesn’t suit you, you can always pick up a bit of PYM merch instead. Your choice! 16/ https://t.co/ZghYdrqr0d
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
If you have any trouble, or maybe want to enquire about a scholarship (which yes, they provide), or would like to get involved, you have an entire organized “National Executive Board” you can direct questions to. I have a few. 17/ https://t.co/hJvK5Y3nB1
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
They post special fundraisers on their Instagram, where your money will be matched by a mysterious “generous community member.” They apparently have no paid staff despite being able to organize scholarships, and promise it all goes back into “building liberation movements.” 18/ https://t.co/F4BZU0KcoM
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
To promote the fundraisers, they post videos of the community being “harassed” by law enforcement (ticketed for bylaw violations). They then direct you to donate to their “Community Defence Fund”, which pumps the money right back into PYM’s general donation fund. 19/ https://t.co/zUXB2MrqNO
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
They call Ottawa Police Service (OPS) the “KKK” and liken them to the IOF (Israeli Occupation Forces). Nothing like some of white supremacy vibes to get the anger and the money flowing. It’s followed by instructions of ways to “support.” 20/ https://t.co/9BLXEphiOs
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
How do you support PYM? Well, you can donate online. Again, all donations are in USD. Or, you can donate to something called the “WESPAC Foundation” by mailing a cheque to them in New York. Please indicate PYM - Ottawa March in the memo line! 21/ https://t.co/r9yklWuc0Y
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
I wanted to know more about this organization. All about it. So, I found some information on it. They promote the leaders of the designated terrorist group the PFLP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine). They also seem to celebrate throwing Molotov cocktails. 22/ https://t.co/Zzb4Eh7lA7
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
I also found an interview with one of the leaders of the PYM, Kaleem Hawa, which gave me some insight into their thought-processes, motivations and goals. “Liberation necessarily engenders resistance in all forms.” All forms. Like say, sexual torture. 23/ https://t.co/cNwLPL7R9c
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
Kaleem goes on to state that every major political formation in Palestine is engaged in armed resistance, and that it’s naive to think a ceasefire will mean that “Palestinians are relinquishing their commitment to resistance.” I thought everyone wanted a peaceful solution? 24/ https://t.co/S0vD0Thy4s
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
So, so far we have an international organization receiving donations from Canada in New York that supports to a degree the leaders of the PFLP (who are terrorists), resistance in “all forms,” who don’t seem to think that a ceasefire is going to do the trick. What is WESPAC? 25/ https://t.co/2fvCOUazhi
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
According to its site, it is a foundation that has been “a leading force for progressive social change.” They want to end racism, militarism, have a more peaceful world, and all that good stuff. 26/ https://t.co/lwu3qTjWOg
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
The about section of WESPAC on its site is written by Executive Director Nada Khader. She’s listed on a smattering of other sites like the American Friends of Combatants for Peace (combatants for peace?), and the War Resistors League. More fundraisers, more merch. 27/ https://t.co/GXJjeNNSn2
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
She’s something else as well. She was formerly a consultant for the U.N. Development Program in the Gaza Strip. A former United Nations employee fuelling protests internationally that have resulted in anti-Semitic behaviour, disorder and chaos. Why am I not surprised? 28/ https://t.co/oGFiLjuJnX
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
Naturally, she rallies for aid for UNRWA despite their alleged involvement in the gruesome October 7th attacks, and fundraises for the organization as well through WESPAC amidst calls to halt funding to UNRWA due to their involvement with Hamas. 29/ https://t.co/Y27qp0oVWw
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
I could go on here, but I think we’ve seen enough. In short, international organizations are mobilizing affiliates in Canada and around the world and funding these “grassroots” protests under the guise of social justice and wanting a “ceasefire,” causing civil unrest while their partners endorse terrorism. They are powered by a web of intertwined domestic and foreign NGOs and non-profits with poor transparency. Fundraising is extensive and difficult to track. They receive government funding from taxpayers. Their mobs intimidate, harass and harm Jewish communities and their businesses. They don’t respect law and order, and they use confrontations to grow their audiences and their cash flows. And tomorrow, as smoke bombs fill the air amidst chants for “Intifada,”they will shut down our capital. Again. Fin. 30/
@RealAndyLeeShow - Andy Lee - Special Rebel Rapporteur
Adding in a mega thread from the talented @RukhsanaSukhan.
@Partisangirl - Syrian Girl 🇸🇾
Hezbollah- Party of God Ansarallah - Victors of god Hamas - zeal
@Partisangirl - Syrian Girl 🇸🇾
@davidsm72686794 Hamas is against ISIS you troglodyte. https://t.co/NxxiYFzxI0
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
50 photos and other media to illustrate the truth about Syria and Assad. Long 🧵 https://t.co/622qn1xfJL
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
What happened since 2011 was NOT a civil war. It was a proxy war waged by 100,000+ jihadists flown into Syria from all over the world. https://t.co/lIHzpYYegr
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
Weapons also flowed from all over the world. And they were sneaked into Syria mostly across the Syria-Turkey border. Some came in through Syria and Iraq as well. https://t.co/VtTSj6dXqI
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
The collusion to topple Assad involved many countries. US and Israel supplied weapons, money and propaganda. Saudi Arabia and Qatar provided money. Al Jazeera did the propaganda. Turkey and Jordan played key roles in logistics. UK provided propaganda and established the White Helmets. France recruited traitors.
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
The two main reasons: * US and Israel want total hegemony in the region. The US has had plans to break up many countries in the region. Plus, the Greater Israel project. * Qatar wanted a gas pipeline thru Syria to Turkey to Europe. But Assad wanted an Iranian pipeline. https://t.co/M4lvlz8ZC5
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
In 2010, the NY Times travel section listed "31 best places to visit in the world." And Damascus - capital of Syria - was ranked #7! Why? Because Syria under Assad was peaceful, safe and prosperous!
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
In 2010, Vogue magazine had a nice article on Asma Assad, the First Lady of Syria. "A Rose in the Desert" described all her great works in education, theater, charity, hospitals etc. Asma Assad was born and raised in the UK, where she met her husband, who was an ophthalmologist.
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
The West once loved Assad. He was called the "Lion of Damascus." * France gave him the highest award -- Legion of Honor. * Queen Elizabeth invited Assad and his wife * Nancy Pelosi flew to Syria * European + Arab leaders met with him all the time * Even the Pope went to Syria
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
Syria under Assad was secular and moderate. Sunnis, Shiites, Christians, Alawites, Kurds, Armenians etc. got along with each other. No Al Qaeda, no Sharia Law, no Muslim Brotherhood. https://t.co/igSuWa0h7J
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
Syrians loved Assad. He could walk around and drive around Damascus and Syria without a huge security force. In fact, the Arab world loved him. In a 2009 Zogby poll - an American firm - Assad was the most popular leader in the region!
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
Assad is also a good father and a husband. He raised smart, down-to-earth, and compassionate children. https://t.co/Esl2SA6Pnp
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
But for reasons discussed earlier, US and its evil friends decided to do a regime change in Syria. The "moderate rebels" were neither moderate nor rebels. They are low-IQ extremists & head-chopping terrorists aligned with Al Qaeda & ISIS. Al Qaeda = "Al Nusra" = "HTS" (Hayat Tahrir al-Sham)
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
The US-funded "rebels" are murderous thugs who ruthlessly execute men and women. They would kill Shiites and Christians just because of the religion. They have destroyed numerous Shiite shrines & mosques and Christian churches. #Syria https://t.co/3TDiBEjUmx
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
"Syrian" rebels are actually jihadists from all over the world, including Uyghurs from Xinjiang, China. These fanatics have terrorist camps for their own children, who are brainwashed to become even suicide bombers. This is not a "popular uprising against President Assad." https://t.co/3K30d3eSOQ
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
While US/NATO-funded terrorists targeted Christians, it was #Assad who protected #Christianity in all its forms. When the rebels destroyed historic Christian monasteries, Assad visited and rebuilt them. All the church leaders in Syria have repeatedly spoken in favor of Assad, but the US media deliberately ignore them.
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
US actively planned regime change in Syria as early as 2004. In 2005, CNN's Christiane Amanpour interviewed President Assad, when she brazenly told him that the US is funding Syrian opposition & trying to oust him in a coup.
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
Under George W. Bush, the US secretly recruited and funded opposition leaders in Syria. But Assad kept winning elections. Later, US State Dept. gave millions of dollars to establish a TV station ("Barada TV") to broadcast anti-Assad propaganda within Syria. #Wikileaks https://t.co/Kis8SNXnGh
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
2011 saw the biggest regime-change operations ever conducted by the US. It was called the Arab Spring. In Egypt, Mubarak was ousted. In Libya, Gaddafi was murdered by NATO. And so on. But Syria was the exception, because Assad was very popular with people and the military.
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
Thus, US deep state recruited Al Qaeda (AQ). Feb 12, 2012: AQ leader Zawahiri called jihadists all over the world to go to Syria & fight Assad ("cancerous regime"). Same day: Jake Sullivan - advisor of Hillary Clinton - sent an email: "Al Qaeda (AQ) is on our side in Syria"
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
Islamic terrorism on steroids Remember how the CIA armed the Mujahideen with guns and shoulder-powered stinger missiles to defeat the USSR in the 1980s? It was 1000x worse in Syria, where Al Qaeda was given tanks, powerful rockets, mortars, "hell canons" etc. #Assad
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
US weapons had an elaborate rat line that involved Azerbaijan's diplomatic airplanes, Saudi Arabia and finally through Turkey. Al Qaeda and ISIS got weapons worth billions of dollars. The CIA named its project, "Operation Timber Sycamore." #Syria #Assad https://t.co/mxaJGY3I9v
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
"Salafists, Al Qaeda and Muslim Brotherhood" US government and media were fooling the world, but US soldiers and intelligence officers in the field knew that they were training & arming the same people who did 9/11. Some Green Beret (US Special Forces) talked about it. General Flynn also wrote the famous memo in 2012, where he told the Pentagon that the groups that opposed Assad consisted of "Al Qaeda, Salafists and Muslim Brotherhood." For that, Flynn was fired! He later joined Trump's campaign.
@Kanthan2030 - S.L. Kanthan
US and Israel were openly supporting ISIS on one side and then using ISIS as an excuse to bomb Syria. Israeli officials, Kissinger, Thomas Friedman (NY Times) etc. praised ISIS for countering Iran. https://t.co/dll5rjJGb8
@justfp - Just Foreign Policy
BREAKING via @omeisy: Local reports of a series of airstrikes in Sana'a and Hudaydah now in Yemen. Reportedly, in Sana'a, major electricity stations were targeted and set ablaze - knocking main grid offline https://t.co/zzpCi6fb6x
@justfp - Just Foreign Policy
🚨Signs that Biden admin & Israel may escalate Yemen war before Trump term Escalating under Biden could lock Trump into a new conflict and reduce opposition from Dems in Congress Biden admin is still blocking a Saudi-Yemen peace deal until unrelated Red Sea attacks are halted https://t.co/iuuLDiXpqd
@GontyRusel79223 - Rusell Gonty
@sassfarmer @TheRISEofROD They were Ba’ath an Arab Socialist Party . If you weren’t A member of the party you couldn’t get a Socialist Government job . They were Responsible for some acts Of terrorism .
@_whitneywebb - Whitney Webb
Apparently, questioning 9/11 narratives bothers the terrorists at the CIA because it inhibits their ability to sell you narratives that utilize the same boogeymen they created over and over. No 9/11 truther "backs" Al Qaeda or views them as "rebels". The overwhelming view in 9/11 truth is that Al Qaeda is a proxy for the intelligence services of the US or a US ally. You can't blame 9/11 truth when the actual people "backing" Al Qaeda are the consecutive US presidential administrations that backed Al Qaeda in Syria for (now successful) regime change purposes.
@QuantumFlux36 - Quantum Flux
There are 57 Islamic countries - 12,250,000 square miles, 99.7% of the Middle-East, 21% of the planet. Israel is 8,500 square miles, 0.3% of the Middle-East, 0.015% of the planet. 1450 Israel's would fit inside the current Islamic world. Israel has been the indigenous homeland of Jews for at least 4000 years. The Arab conquests started 1400 years ago and are still ongoing. Here are just some of the groups still under threat by them: Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains, Druze, Zoroastrians, Persians, Assyrians, Armenians, Copts, Kurds, Yezidis, Maronites, Azerbaijanis, Berbers, Nubians, Carthaginians, Beja, Somalis, Yemenites, Himyarites, Bedouins New regions under threat: France, UK, Ireland, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Spain, Netherlands, Italy, Greece, Australia, USA
@QuantumFlux36 - Quantum Flux
@ShaykhSulaiman - Sulaiman Ahmed
Hamas interviewed by @jacksonhinklle Hamas leadership makes it clear they have no issue with Jews or Judaism, but instead their struggle is political, which involves achieving a homeland for the Palestinians. https://t.co/n7DQ9fl6WD
@FracturedLight0 - Fractured Light
The Middle East was thriving… until 1948. Don’t believe me? I’ll show you The region was dismantled. Gaza, where it started, is the final act of a plan set in motion long before 1948 The blueprint’s tested. It works. Chaos. Death. Destruction But why? I’ll show you that too🧵
@FracturedLight0 - Fractured Light
In the 1970s, Iraq was booming. - Oil wealth: GDP exploded from $2.8B (1970) → $37.8B (1979) - Living standards soared: GDP per capita $280 → $2,900 - Life expectancy rose: 55 → 60+ - Baghdad was a modern, thriving city - The Iraqi dinar was worth more than $2 USD Now look at Iraq. What happened?
@FracturedLight0 - Fractured Light
The After: Iraq: A Nation Erased Phase 1: Saddam Was “Their Guy” Until He Wasn’t - The CIA installed the Ba’ath Party in the 1960s, paving the way for Saddam’s rise. - By the 1980s, the U.S. armed and supported Saddam in the Iran-Iraq War. - But Saddam got too independent. He stopped taking orders. - That’s when the U.S. flipped the script. Their asset had gone rogue. Phase 2: The First Gulf War (1991) – The Setup - Saddam invaded Kuwait in 1990 after April Glaspie (U.S. ambassador) hinted the U.S. wouldn’t intervene. - The trap was set. The U.S. crushed Iraq with Operation Desert Storm. - 500,000+ Iraqi children died due to U.S. sanctions. - When asked about it, Madeleine Albright said: “We think the price is worth it.” - Today, thousands of children are being slaughtered in Gaza. And we’re told the same thing. - Iraq was crippled economically but still had its sovereignty—for now. Phase 3: The Second Gulf War (2003) – The Real Heist - Weapons of Mass Destruction? Lie. The U.S. knew Iraq had none. - The real reason? Saddam was ditching the U.S. dollar for oil sales. - He planned to sell oil in euros, threatening the petrodollar system. - The U.S. & allies invaded, overthrew Saddam, and dismantled Iraq’s institutions. Who profited? ✅ Big Oil – ExxonMobil, Halliburton, BP seized Iraq’s resources. ✅ Defense contractors – Lockheed, Raytheon, Boeing cashed in on war. ✅ Israel & U.S. interests – Iraq was no longer a strong, independent nation. 🔹 Iraq is a country away from Israel. And as you’ll see, bordering them—or just being nearby—puts you in serious danger. Phase 4: The Aftermath – Chaos by Design - Saddam was executed in 2006, but Iraq was left in perpetual instability. - ISIS filled the power vacuum—the direct result of U.S. intervention. - Millions of Iraqis displaced, economy destroyed, resources looted. This wasn’t a “war.” It was calculated destruction. But calculated for whom? 🔹 Some things are untouchable. - Surrounded by cities reduced to rubble, one town remained standing—Alqosh. - It is home to the Tomb of the Prophet Nahum, a site sacred to Jews. - Despite entire villages around it being wiped out, Alqosh was left intact. Iraq was bombed into the Stone Age, yet this one site was spared. Are we supposed to believe radical Islamists, U.S. bombers, and warlords all decided this place wasn’t a target? The “Weird” Side – What Else Was in Iraq? 🔹 Iraq = Ancient Mesopotamia = Babylon = One of the oldest civilizations on Earth. 🔹 The Iraq National Museum was looted immediately after the U.S. invasion. 🔹 Stolen artifacts? Many were from ancient Babylon & Sumer. 🔹 Some believe the U.S. wasn’t just after oil—the Iraq War may have been about something much deeper. Something much stranger. 🕳️🐇 Iraq wasn’t a war. It was the same imperial playbook used for decades—just with different targets. This is how empires operate.
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The Paris of the Middle East 🇱🇧 Before war, Lebanon was one of the wealthiest nations in the Middle East. - The Lebanese pound was worth $3.30 USD - Beirut was "The Paris of the Middle East"—a global hub for banking, tourism, and culture - ☪️✝️ Religious harmony between Christians, Muslims, and Druze. A thriving, independent nation. Now? Lebanon is bankrupt, bombed, and in ruins. A failed state. What happened? Why? 👇
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The After: Lebanon: A Nation Torn Apart Lebanon didn’t collapse on its own. It was targeted. Phase 1: Civil War & Foreign Meddling (1975–2005) – Divide & Conquer - The Lebanese Civil War wasn’t just a civil war. It was a proxy war for outside forces. 🇺🇸 The U.S.: - Funded Christian militias and sent troops in 1982 under a “peacekeeping” mission. - Bombed Beirut in retaliation for the 1983 Marine barracks attack. *Goal? Keep Lebanon in the West’s sphere of control. 🇮🇱 Israel: - Invaded Lebanon in 1982 and occupied it for 18 years under the excuse of 'fighting the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). - Used the war as an excuse to wipe out Palestinian resistance. - Backed the Sabra and Shatila Massacre (1982), where thousands of Palestinian refugees were slaughtered. *Goal? Control South Lebanon & weaken Hezbollah, which they created. More on that later. 🇸🇾 Syria: - Sent troops in 1976, didn’t leave until 2005. - Played both sides—backed Christian militias at times, then Muslim groups. *Goal? Keep Lebanon as a buffer zone against Israel. End result? Lebanon became a battlefield for outside interests. Phase 2: Israel’s Occupation (1982–2000) Israel occupied Southern Lebanon for 18 years. - Bombed Lebanese towns regularly. - Set up a puppet militia (South Lebanon Army) to enforce Israeli rule. - Tortured & imprisoned thousands of Lebanese and Palestinians. - Committed massacres (Qana, 1996). Israeli military fired artillery shells at a United Nations compound, which was sheltering around 800 Lebanese civilians,killing 106 and injuring around 116. Israel only withdrew in 2000 because Hezbollah forced them out. Phase 3: The Rise of Hezbollah (1982–Present) - Israel’s invasion created Hezbollah. 🔹 Shia Muslims in South Lebanon suffered the most under Israeli occupation. 🔹 Inspired by Iran’s Islamic Revolution (1979), Hezbollah was formed. 🔹 Goal? Expel Israel & resist foreign control. By 2000, Hezbollah forced Israel to retreat. By 2006, they humiliated Israel in a war—Israel failed to crush them. 🔹 To the U.S. & Israel, Hezbollah is a "terrorist group." That may be a fair classification. But to many Lebanese people, they are the only defense against Israel. What are they supposed to do? Who else will defend them? Lebanon, like many nations in the region, has been forced into survival mode. After decades of war, occupation, and economic collapse, many civilians have no choice. They don’t pick sides—they pick survival. Some submit. Some resist. Many die either way. The tragedy of Lebanon isn’t just the war. It’s that foreign powers ensured that war would never end. Phase 4: The Economic Collapse (2019–Today) - Lebanon wasn’t destroyed by bombs—it was destroyed economically. - 2019 – The banking system collapsed overnight.📉 - The Lebanese lira lost 98% of its value. - People’s life savings were wiped out. - Electricity, food, and medicine became unaffordable. Who benefited? ✅ Western-backed elites moved their money abroad. ✅ The U.S. and Israel weakened Hezbollah by starving Lebanon. ✅ Lebanon was left completely dependent on foreign powers. Remember what I said about the dangers of being in close proximity to Israel? Phase 5: The Beirut Explosion (2020) – The Final Blow - One of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history ripped through Beirut. - 218+ killed, thousands injured. - Billions in damage. - Lebanese leadership covered it up. Was it just negligence? Or something more sinister? Either way, it destroyed what little Lebanon had left. Why Was Lebanon Targeted? Lebanon was too strategic and independent to be left alone. - Borders Syria & Israel - Financial hub – Could compete with Western banking. - Religious unity – Outside forces weaponized sectarianism to divide it. Now Lebanon is so weak, some fear it may be absorbed into Greater Israel. Yhis Wasn’t War. It Was a Process. 1) Divide the people. 2) Destroy the economy. 3) Control the country forever. Beirut was once “The Paris of the Middle East.” Now? Lebanon is a failed state. Not because of its people. Because foreign powers wanted it that way.
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Syria - A Nation Rising 🇸🇾 Before the war, Syria was one of the most stable and self-sufficient nations in the Middle East. - Debt-free – Unlike most countries, Syria had no debt to the IMF or World Bank. - Thriving agriculture & industry – Produced its own food, energy, and medicine. - No foreign military bases – Unlike Iraq, Afghanistan, or Libya, Syria wasn’t under U.S. occupation. - Religious harmony – Sunnis, Shias, Christians, and Alawites lived together without major conflict. Then came 2011. The so-called “Arab Spring.” 🔹 The media told you it was a revolution. 🔹 But in reality? Syria was targeted for destruction. What happened next wasn’t a civil war—it was a foreign invasion. 👇
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The After: Syria’s Destruction: A Manufactured War Phase 1: The U.S. & Israel’s Regime Change Plan - The Arab Spring “uprising” in Syria was a lie. - The CIA, Mossad, and Gulf States funded armed militants to overthrow Assad. - Hillary Clinton’s leaked emails confirm the goal was to weaken Syria to benefit Israel. Syria wasn’t targeted for “freedom.” It was targeted for resisting U.S.-Israeli dominance. Phase 2: The Rise of ISIS & U.S. “Moderate Rebels” - Who armed ISIS? The same people who claimed to fight them. - Weapons & money flowed to jihadist groups from the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Israel. - The goal? Destroy Syria from within, just like Iraq & Libya. - ISIS “accidentally” never attacked Israel—but always attacked Assad. A country who previously had no foreign military bases was turned into a battleground. Phase 3: Russia Intervenes – Assad Survives - Unlike Iraq and Libya, Syria had an ally: Russia. - In 2015, Russia sent its military to prevent total collapse. - The tide of war shifted. The U.S.-backed rebels lost. Why did Assad survive when Saddam, Gaddafi, and so many others didn’t? Russian backing? Yes, but that’s not the whole story. Was there something else? Phase 4: The Mystery – Why Was Assad Spared? 💥 Saddam & Gaddafi were executed. But Assad still stands. Why? - U.S. and Israel wanted regime change, but didn’t push all the way. Some rumors suggest Assad’s family has Iranian Jewish roots. If true, was he considered “off-limits” in a way Saddam and Gaddafi weren’t? Just like Alqosh in Iraq mysteriously survived destruction, Assad was never fully taken out. 💥 Is this speculation? Yes. But patterns are hard to ignore. —-------------------------------------------------- Phase 5: The U.S. Still Occupies Syria (2024) The war “ended,” but Syria is still occupied. ✅ The U.S. has bases in Syria—stealing its oil. ✅ Turkey controls parts of northern Syria. ✅ Israel bombs Syria regularly, violating its airspace. ✅ Sanctions keep Syria’s economy strangled. Syria survived—but for how long? It’s not free. It’s not stable. It’s still under siege. Syria Was Never About Freedom 🇸🇾 Before the war, Syria was debt-free, stable, and independent. 💥 Now? It’s a broken state—occupied, bombed, and strangled by sanctions. Syria was supposed to be another Iraq. Another Libya. Another failed state. It wasn’t about Assad. He was just in the way of making sure Syria would never stand on its own again.
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Libya Before: What They Never Told You We’re stepping just beyond the Middle East—but not out of the empire’s reach. 🇱🇾 Before NATO’s intervention, Libya was the wealthiest country in Africa. - Libyan Dinar was one of the strongest currencies in the world. - Gaddafi provided free housing, healthcare, and education. - Newlyweds received $50,000 from the government to start a family. - Gas was $0.14 per gallon. - Water infrastructure (Great Man-Made River) turned Libya into an oasis. 🔹 Then, the West decided Gaddafi had to go. For reasons 👇
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The After: Gaddafi’s Libya: Why They Had to Kill Him Phase 1: The Real Reason Gaddafi Was Killed The media told you it was about democracy. That was a lie. ✅ Gaddafi was planning to introduce a gold-backed dinar—an African currency independent of the U.S. dollar. ✅ Libya had no debt to the IMF or World Bank. It was self-sufficient. ✅ Gaddafi refused to play by the West’s rules—and for that, he was marked for death. ✅ He openly criticized Israel and the West—going as far as to say that America is controlled by Israel and that Israel was responsible for the JFK assassination. A self-sufficient leader who called out Zionist control and tried to break free from the global financial system? There was no way they were going to let him live. Phase 2: NATO’s Destruction of Libya (2011) NATO bombed Libya for months under the excuse of a "humanitarian intervention." ✅ The West armed & funded jihadists to overthrow Gaddafi. ✅ Libya’s government collapsed, and the country descended into chaos. ✅ Gaddafi was brutally murdered in the streets—Hillary Clinton’s evil cackled in an interview: “We came, we saw, he died.” - Who laughs about death? 🔹 Libya was "liberated." But what came next? Phase 3: Libya After Gaddafi – A Failed State Libya became a war zone overnight. ✅ Armed militias took over the country. ✅ The U.S. embassy was overrun and abandoned. ✅ Libya became a major hub for human trafficking and slave markets. ✅ ISIS and Al-Qaeda gained power. 🔹 Libya didn’t get democracy. It got destruction. Why Was Libya Targeted? ✅ Gaddafi wanted an independent Africa, free from Western control. ✅ Libya’s resources were too valuable to be left to the Libyan people. ✅ The West cannot allow self-sufficient nations to exist. Libya was never about freedom. It was about control. 🔹 Gaddafi tried to create a system outside the empire. They made an example out of him. 🔹 They dragged him through the streets, tortured him, and executed him on camera. 🔹 Then they laughed about it. Now Libya is a failed state. Its people are suffering. And no one in the West cares. This is what happens when you defy the powers that be.
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Before: Palestine Before 1948 Before Israel, Palestine was a country 🇵🇸 A real country with real cities—Jerusalem, Jaffa, Haifa, Nazareth. A real people with real culture—markets, schools, businesses, families. People had homes—until they came and took them. Then, everything changed. What happened?
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📌 Where It All Started: Palestine After 1947 1948: The Nakba ("The Catastrophe") The Nakba was the violent expulsion of Palestinians to make way for Israel. ✅ 750,000+ Palestinians were ethnically cleansed ✅ Over 500 villages were wiped off the map ✅ Terrorist militias (Haganah, Irgun, Stern Gang) massacred entire towns Entire families were forced out at gunpoint. Homes were stolen. Cities were emptied. 🔹 What was the justification? Israel’s creation was framed as a “safe haven” for Jews after the Holocaust. Zionists pushed the lie that Palestine was “a land without a people for a people without a land.” The massacres and forced expulsions were called “self-defense” against Arabs who rejected partition. 🔹 What’s the narrative today? ✅ Israel calls 1948 its “War of Independence.” ✅ The ethnic cleansing of Palestinians is erased or justified as a wartime necessity. ✅ Palestinians resisting occupation today are labeled as “terrorists.” The survivors had two choices: 🔹 Flee into exile—never allowed to return. 🔹 Stay behind—trapped under permanent occupation. 💥 Palestine wasn’t just invaded. It was erased. And world powers? After WWII, they didn’t just stay silent—they ensured it happened. 📌 Jesus Christ & Palestine: Why This Was Always More Than Land People say this is just about land. About war. About power. But what if it’s about something much deeper? ✅ Where was Jesus from? Nazareth. ✅ Where did He die? Jerusalem. ✅ Where did He cleanse the temple? The same place where the money changers rule today. And who hates Jesus the most? 🔹 The same people who wrote the Talmud—the book that: - Calls Jesus a sorcerer - Says He is burning in hell in excrement - Insults His mother, Mary The same Pharisees, Sadducees, and money changers who persecuted Him still run the world today. Is it a coincidence that the land Jesus walked is the land they want erased? That they want control of? Where is their Third Temple supposed to be built? Jerusalem. Palestine isn’t just another war zone. It’s where Jesus walked. It’s where He fought the Pharisees. And it’s being erased by the same forces that wanted Him erased 2,000 years ago. This was never just about land. This was about Christ too. 📌 How Israel & the U.S. Use the Same Playbook Everywhere What they did to Palestine, they later did to: ✅ Iraq – Massacred civilians, fabricated WMD lies, looted resources. ✅ Lebanon – Bombed into ruins, occupied, divided by war. ✅ Syria – Foreign-backed terror groups used to justify destruction. ✅ Libya – Gaddafi executed, country turned into a failed state. There are many countries I did not name. 🔹 Palestine was the prototype. The rest of the Middle East was just next in line. 1️⃣ Steal the land. 2️⃣ Massacre the people. 3️⃣ Create terrorists—or call them terrorists for fighting back. 4️⃣ Lie to the world & control the narrative. This is why Gaza is being wiped out in real time, and no one stops it. 📌 Why This War Feels Different You can feel it. Something is different. This isn’t just another attack—they’re trying to erase Palestine completely. This isn’t just war—it’s open genocide, broadcasted live. And they want you to be desensitized to it. “War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ethnic cleansing is self-defense.” They control the words, so they control what you feel. But there’s one thing they didn’t expect—the internet. The world is watching now, more than ever. Will it matter? 📌 Trump: The Trojan Horse for Zionism People still don’t get it. The same man they told you to hate is the same man who got their biggest agenda items done. ✅ He moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem—a MASSIVE win for Israel. ✅ He gave them the Abraham Accords, bringing Arab nations under Israel’s control. ✅ He starved Palestine by cutting off aid and backing Netanyahu 100%. ✅ He made sure there was NO real anti-war movement when Gaza was finally wiped out. If Hillary had done this, there would have been outrage. If Biden had done this, there would have been protests. But under Trump? The dissidents stayed silent. Many of the people most likely to fight back—the ones who saw through the lies—were neutralized. "Our guy" screwed us. Those dissidents were the most important to deceive. And they did it. If Palestine falls, it’s over. This was never just about Palestine. 💥 It’s about control of the entire Middle East. Greater Israel? Every nation that resisted has been: ❌ Bombed ❌ Couped ❌ Starved ❌ Forced under puppet leadership Palestine is the final war. If they succeed, there is no resistance left. And if you’re not angry yet—you should be.
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I don’t know how much more I can say. I didn't even say it all. Every day, I wake up and watch the same horror unfold. Children butchered. Cities turned to dust. A genocide playing out in real-time, and people cheering for it like it’s a sportball game. I watch world leaders, the media, and the so-called opposition all march in lockstep, pretending that this is normal. That this is justified. That this is good. I talk to normal people about it, and they look at me like I’m crazy. The facts are right there, out in the open, undeniable—but they don’t see them. They can’t see them. The brainwashing is too deep. The programming is too complete. It doesn’t matter what I say. It doesn’t matter how obvious the truth is. Is this the black pill? Did they already win? They control the banks, the governments, the media, the education system. They decide who lives and who dies. They don’t just control the narrative—they control reality itself. They don’t just hide information—they make sure no one believes it when they see it. And if you do see it? They make sure no one listens to you. Trump is openly talking about wiping out Gaza and building resorts on top of Palestinian graves. His followers—who once claimed to be dissidents—are now cheering for the extermination of an entire people. And the Israelis? They’re still dancing. Still celebrating. It will never be enough for them. There is no line they won’t cross. And the world? Most of the world doesn’t care. The blood of children runs through the streets, and people are too busy watching Netflix. Sometimes, I just don’t see how we come back from this. But here’s what I do know. I will die before I bow down. I will never conform. I will never believe their lies. I will never accept their version of reality. They can call me crazy. They can call me antisemitic. They can call me a terrorist sympathizer. They can put my name on a list. I don’t give a fuck. They can kill me. But they will never own my mind. Mel Gibson asked in Braveheart, will you fight? As long as I am still breathing, my answer is yes. They will never break me. They will never make me believe their bullshit. And if even one person out there wakes up because of something I’ve said or wrote, if even one person starts to see—it’s worth it. Until the very end.
@AnonymousDigs - Anon Researcher
Thread: What's really behind Trump's attack on Yemen? 1. Donald Trump claims to be the president of peace. However, answering Israel's beck and call, he has started another war in the Middle East. Previously they urged him to bomb Iran. President Trump announced “decisive and powerful military action” against the Yemeni militia Saturday, demanding they halt attacks on shipping and warships in the Red Sea or face “hell” “like nothing they have ever seen before!” Sputnik reached out to a veteran observer of Middle East politics to find out what's actually behind the US aggression. The strikes have less to do with the Houthis than they do with trying to ensure the survival of the State of Israel, and [Israeli and US projects to expel the Palestinians from Gaza, to turn the strip into a glitzy Las Vegas-style resort, and exploit its offshore gas resources], the academic said. (Typical US Hegemony) “This is not possible if Ansar Allah is able to undermine Israel’s economy,” Blumi stressed, pointing to the colossal impact the militia’s partial blockade of the Red Sea in support of Gaza has had on Israeli shipping income, including the bankruptcy of the port of Eilat." This, not Trump's claims about "freedom of navigation" in the region, accounts for the surprise US attacks, the observer said. Going forward, the professor fears that if the Yemeni crisis turns into a prolonged, regional crisis, Houthi missile power could be directed at neighboring countries providing direct or indirect support for the US, Britain and Israel. This would fundamentally "change the dynamics of the Middle East” and its resource-based economic well-being, Blumi said. https://sputnikglobe.com/20250127/houthis-warn-israel-you-break-gaza-ceasefire-we-fire-missiles-1121507507.html 2. US Surprise Attack on Yemen: What We Know So Far US warplanes attacked the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, as well as Saada, Dhamar, Al-Bayda, Radaa, Hajjah, and Marib. Yemeni Health Ministry spokesperson Anis Al-Asbahi said 31 people were killed and over 100 injured in the attacks, [mostly women and children.] CENTCOM said its “precision strikes” were carried out “to defend American interests, deter enemies and restore freedom of navigation.” The strikes were launched by F/A-18 jets from the USS Truman super-carrier in the Red Sea, and aided by P8 Poseidon, RC-135V and MQ-4C Triton jets and drones flying out of US bases in the Gulf. A British KC2 Voyager out of Cyprus also took part, per Yemeni media reports. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, touching on Yemen. Lavrov called for an “immediate” halt to the use of force, and stressed the need for dialog “to find a solution that would prevent further bloodshed.” The Houthis’ political bureau warned the militia was “prepared to confront escalation with escalation.” "Militia spokesman Yahya Saree announced Sunday that the Houthis had targeted the USS Harry Truman super-carrier and its escorts in the northern Red Sea with 18 ballistic and cruise missiles and a drone." Saree warned that Ansar Allah “will not hesitate to target all American warships in the Red Sea and in the Arabian Sea in retaliation to the aggression against our country.” CENTCOM has yet to comment on the Houthi operation, and whether the Truman or its escorts were threatened or damaged in any way. US and UK commercial vessels and warships have been added back on to the Houthis’ list of legitimate targets. "Houthi Brig. Gen. Abdullah bin Amer recalled that ten years ago, a Gulf coalition sought to oust Ansar Allah in “two weeks,” but “months and years passed…and Yemen has not been subdued.” The same fate will meet today’s aggressors, who were “disappointed before,” and “will definitely be disappointed again,” Amer said." Houthi political bureau member Hussein al-Azzi sent Trump a letter Sunday following the strikes, telling him he has "very stupid advisors," and warning that the US president could "dream of breaking the will of the Yemeni people" when he becomes "able to uproot" the Brooks Mountain Range with his teeth." Preparations for Saturday's strikes began after Trump put the Houthis back onto the US’s “terror” listing, and accelerated after they downed another US Reaper drone March 4, per sources cited by Axios. The strikes come days after the Houthis’ announcement that they would resume attacks on Israeli vessels in the Red and Arabian Seas, [citing Israel’s refusal to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza.] (Now the truth comes out) Frens: this is nothing more than the Neocons greed and the attempt to impose the US/Israel hegemony on to weaker nations. God Speed.
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
RECALL: Why didn’t the Sunni majority countries (gulf states especially), fight off ISIS in Iraq and Syria? Why did they allow for the invasions to take place by this foreign, terrorist army? Why did Iran and Russia have to intervene? Ali Hatem al-Suleiman, the Strongest Sunni leader who led 100k+ Sunni militants to joining ISIS, explains why in the video below. Host: Why aren't you fighting against ISIS? Sunni: 95% of ISIS are our sons of our (Sunni) tribes. Now it can be proven that 95% of ISIS were Sunni Muslims and they were funded by Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Good find @hashedelesood
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
Another Sunni supremacist terrorist scholar Adnaan Aroor gets caught lying about his support of ISIS, of which he says 99% are believers of Sunni Islam.
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
Recall when Palestinian Sunni supremacists turned on their gracious host Assad and aligned themselves with the invading Sunnis takfiri army in Syria:
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
🚨✡️FACT CHECK: Hamas members took up arms against Assad’s army during the foreign ISIS, Al-Qaeda FSA invasions of Syria that started in 2011! So they’re fair game! ✡️“Leaders of the Palestinian Sunni supremacist, terrorist movement Hamas turned publicly against their long-time ally President Bashar al-Assad of Syria on Friday, endorsing the revolt aimed at overthrowing his dynastic rule.” ✡️Breakaway fighters from Hamas's armed wing were using their expertise to assist Syrian rebels with tunnel building and rocket making. ✡️ It is not the first time that such suggestions were made. In April 2013, the London Times newspaper, citing unnamed Western diplomatic sources in contact with the Syrian government and opposition, claimed that the armed wing of Hamas, Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, were training rebel units belonging to Free Syrian Army. ✡️ "There are Palestinians from Gaza, who have split from Hamas or from smaller militant groups [but not from Islamic Jihad] and are fighting in Syria. They have special expertise in tunnel digging or rocket making," Ibrahim Khader, a Palestinian journalist covering the conflict in Syria, told MEE. ✡️ According to Khader's estimate, the total number of Palestinians who have joined the Syrian rebels from Gaza does not exceed 200, but, he adds, most of them are highly experienced in military skills, including making explosives. ✡️ Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has long accused the Palestinian movement Hamas of arming and training Syrian rebels fighting against his rule following the March 2011 uprising, inspired by the Arab Spring. Hamas ditches Assad, backs Syrian revolt By Reuters February 24, 201211:13 AM CSTUpdated 13 years ago ✡️Hamas isn’t innocent! Who funds Hamas by the way?🤔 SOURCE: https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/how-did-hamass-military-expertise-end-syrias-rebels. Reuters
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
HTS/ISIS Sunni supremacists continue to mass murder innocent ethnic minorities in Syria, and brag about it.
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
The U.S. military acquired its Intelligence on the Shia resistance operations in Iraq from Sunni sectarian sell outs who worked closely with U.S. intelligence to help the axis of the willing invaders, ISIS and Al Qaeda terrorist operations.
@hashedelesood - hashed
https://euaa.europa.eu/country-guidance-iraq-2022/210-perceived-collaborators-western-armed-forces-organisations-or-companies European Union Agency for Asylum Report Iraqi Sunnis were given Asylum to work as translators against Shia resistance🙃 They translated for U.S. military during: House raids Detainee interrogations HUMINT operations Surveillance of militia communications
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
More evidence of Al Qaeda suicide bombings and who authorized them:
@timand2037 - tim anderson
Unconfirmed Report. Chinese intelligence report 🇨🇳 on the ouster of Syrian President 🇸🇾 Bashar al-Assad (and the dismantling of Syria). ● A report published by Chinese intelligence reveals controversial details regarding the change of power in Syria to Abu Mohammed Al-Jolani. ● The report confirms that what happened was the result of internal betrayal by senior Syrian army officials, bribed with Qatari money, who played a key role in implementing a complex international and regional plan. ● According to the report, on the night Aleppo fell, officers of the Syrian army's central command committed a serious crime of treason by isolating Iranian consultant commander Bur Hashmi (aka "Hajj Hashim") in a conference room. ● After isolating the Iranian commander, these officers directly contacted the Israeli Mossad, paving the way for the Free Sham Front to advance and occupy the city in just 45 minutes without any resistance. ● The spread of betrayal. This betrayal was not limited to Aleppo; other Syrian cities were similarly surrendered. Syrian officials also sent false coordinates to Hezbollah, which trapped it and led to the destruction of a convoy of 100 vehicles belonging to Hezbollah following Israeli strikes. ● Concurrent with this event, the US Air Force targeted Iraqi Popular Militia forces near the Syrian border, in coordination with Israeli operations. ● Deceiving Bashar al-Assad. • Despite Iranian warnings, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad remained unaware of the extent of the betrayal within his army. He was receiving false reports from his close agents, who kept him isolated and ignorant of the situation on the ground. • As losses mounted, President Assad began to doubt the loyalty of his superiors. According to the report, the final plan was to hand him over directly to the Al-Nusrah Front (the mock Liberation Authority). Aware of the imminent danger, President Bashar al-Assad sought direct assistance from Russian President Vladimir Putin. • The report indicates that this operation was planned and executed in coordination with several international intelligence agencies: the British intelligence service (MI6) 🏴, the Israeli Mossad 🇮🇱, and the CIA🇺🇸, under the direct supervision of Turkish President 🇹🇷 Recep Tayyip Erdogan. ● The coming days could reveal more details about this complex process, which combined internal betrayals and international collusion to reshape the Syrian landscape according to the agendas of major regional powers, the Chinese report indicates.
@abdulsamadonder - Abdulssamet Hamo
When Nations Are Sold The betrayal of #Syrian officers against their president, #Bashar_al_Assad, was well known. It was one of the main possibilities, without which the fall of the Syrian regime would have been extremely difficult. #Qatar’s use of its wealth to serve American policy in the region is also a well-known matter. It was done in pursuit of American protection to secure the survival of its ruling regime. Similarly, #Turkey's involvement in Syria was driven by clear motives primarily to prevent the establishment of a #Kurdish region in Syria, similar to what happened in #Iraq, and to block the potential spread of such a project into Turkish territory, threatening its national security. As for #Israel’s involvement, it too was no secret. It aimed to eliminate the only state that openly supported the #Palestinian cause and backed #Hezbollah as a resistance force against Israeli occupation in Palestine, #Lebanon, and Syria. What hasn’t been mentioned in reports, and remains hidden from public view, is the true price paid for handing over power in certain areas to extremist groups labeled as #terrorists groups that the U.S. and its allies have been fighting for years. Given that there is no room for coincidences in shaping the region's politics, it's hard to believe that it was all just about toppling a regime. It is clear that a long-standing secret agreement exists between the United States and its allies on one side, and those extremist groups on the other, defining the terms of cooperation when they assume control. This is clearly reflected on the ground: these groups target anyone who threatens Israel’s security namely #Iran, #Hezbollah, and #Hamas exploiting deep-rooted sectarian and ideological divisions. In this context, #al_Jolani and his #terrorist group, represented by #HTS, are nothing more than security agents tasked with a specific mission: ensuring Israel’s security in exchange for financial compensation—just like several Arab states that execute #American directives without hesitation. #Syria #ISIS
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@abdulsamadonder @timand2037 That’s absolutely disgusting
@abdulsamadonder - Abdulssamet Hamo
Once upon a time, he played football with heads. Now, he plays basketball with the world. They called him a #terrorist, a monster, a threat to humanity. Today? Just “Ahmad al-Sharaa,” in a blazer, taking shots not with rifles, but on the court. Who knew all it took to cleanse a man’s past was a haircut, a name change, and a basketball? The irony dribbles louder than the ball itself. And while he scores, the world claps forgetting the field where the goalposts were skulls. #Jolani #AhmadAlSharaa #HTS #Syria #WarCrimes #WhitewashingTerrorism #WhoAreYouShakingHandsWith
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RECALL: How has Iran been able to smuggle in weapons to Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, specially the West Bank and Gaza, through Egypt and Sudan according to multiple sources? 🧵
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Who is bringing the Iranian weapons in from Sudan into Egypt and Gaza? ‘Arms smuggling by Bedouin tribal networks, mainly by land along Egypt ‘s southern border with Sudan , across the Sinai peninsula and into the Hamas-run Gaza Strip is on the uptick,’ an Egyptian official who did not want to be named told Reuters. The weapons are taken across the Sinai desert and smuggled into Gaza through a network of tunnels according to a military analyst quoted by Reuters. Source: Wikileaks
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What weapons has Iran provided to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) in Gaza? Iran first established ties with Hamas and PIJ in the 1980s. Iran has since provided funding, weapons and training to the resistance groups. Iran has transferred several types of artillery rockets — including Fajr 3 and Fajr 5 rockets as well as M302s originally made in Syria — to Gaza.
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Has Iran helped its allies build its own weapons? Since 2006, Tehran has increasingly focused on supplying its regional allies, including Palestinian factions, with the knowhow and equipment to produce rockets locally. IRGC commanders have publicly said that their priorities are to improve their allies’ ability to operate Iranian-delivered rockets and build rockets and missiles. “Instead of giving them a fish or teaching them to catch a fish, we taught our allies and friends how to make a hook, and they are now in possession of missile capabilities and technologies,” General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, said during an interview in January 2021. “Today, the Palestinians fire rockets instead of throwing stones.” There are also indications that Iran is custom-designing simple rocket systems for production in places like Gaza and Iraq.
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How has Iran transferred rockets or other weapons to Palestinians given that Egypt has largely destroyed or sealed tunnels that connect Gaza to the Sinai Peninsula? Historically, Iran smuggled weapons via Sudan, where the IRGC Qods Force operated warehouses and where some rocket production on behalf of Palestinian factions might have taken place. From there, the rockets were smuggled via Egypt through tunnels from the Sinai Peninsula into Gaza. But in the last several years, smuggling weapons via that route has become difficult. Israel’s proxy leader Sisi in Egypt has sealed or destroyed many tunnels since 2013. Iran and Sudan had good relations dating back to the 1980s. But in 2015, Sudan began to warm to Saudi Arabia, Iran’s main regional rival. In 2016, Khartoum cut diplomatic relations with Tehran. Nevertheless, there are indications that smuggling continues, both via undiscovered tunnels and by sea.
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How do the weapons used by Hamas in 2021 compare to those used during the 2014 conflict with Israel? Have the rockets changed in terms of range, precision or payload? Hamas unveiled the Ayyash 250 rocket with a range of 250 km (155 miles), the longest-range rocket ever shown in Gaza. PIJ extensively used the Badr 3 rocket, which appears to have been designed and tested in Iran, during the 2021 conflict. First unveiled by PIJ in 2019, the rocket carries a warhead weighing between 300 kg and 400 kg (661 pounds to 882 pounds), which is much heavier than warheads of most Palestinian rockets. The heavier the warhead, the larger the explosion. In May 2021, PIJ struck the Israeli cities of Ashkelon and Netivot with the Badr 3, indicating that it has a range of at least 13 km (8 miles). The Badr 3 has been designed in Iran and is almost identical to the al Qassim rocket displayed by the Technical Directorate for Military Production (TDMP), an arms manufacturer affiliated with Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces, an umbrella of militias, including several Shiite groups backed by Iran. Leaked documents, including technical diagrams for the Badr-3 in both English and Farsi, also suggested a link to Tehran. In May 2021, PIJ’s spokesman thanked the “Resistance Axis headed by Iran” for the Badr 3.
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
Has Hamas also thanked Iran for its help? Numerous times including in 2012. Here is one interview with Hamas spokesman Taher Al- Nunu.
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Who else from Palestine has thanked Iran personally for their help?
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🚨🇮🇷🇵🇸RECALL: THE LEADER OF THE PALESTINIAN RESISTANCE MOVEMENT, Yahya Sinwar makes it CRYSTAL CLEAR, in no uncertain terms, who has consistently helped Palestine! 🇮🇷YS: ”IRAN PROVIDED US WITH FINANCIAL SUPPORT, WEAPONS, EQUIPMENT AND EXPERTISE!” 🇵🇸YS: ”THE ARAB NATIONS HAVE DESERTED US!” In fact most of the Arab Muslim nations trade with and enable Israel to carry out its GENOCIDE against Palestine: ✡️Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt, ✡️Turkey, Azerbaijan, etc. all actively trade with Israel!
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What weapons were used by Hamas and PIJ on 10/7 and during other armed resistance operations? Farzan Nadimi, a senior fellow from the Washington institute and Iran defence expert, explains below how both Hezbollah and the Palestinian resistance groups have received arms, and arms training since 1992. He also explains Iran’s various arms smuggling routes. Arms including anti-tank missiles, RPGs (rocket propelled grenades), Fajr 3 and Fajr 5 rockets among other weapons were smuggled to the resistance groups in Palestine and Lebanon.
@Truthtellerftm - Truth_teller 🇷🇺
What was Israel able to find when it intercepted a vessel sailing from Iran? The M302 rocket with a range of 200km was onboard among other arms.
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What did the CIA and CSIS say about Iran’s weapon smuggling to Palestinian resistance groups?
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🚨✡️BREAKING: How are the Palestinian resistance groups able to obtain their weapons and assemble some of the weapons inputs that are smuggled into Gaza? ✡️“Hamas acquires its weapons through smuggling or local construction and receives some military support from Iran,” the CIA’s World Factbook says. ✡️Experts say the Islamic Republic has long been Hamas’ main military supporter, smuggling weapons into the enclave through clandestine cross-border tunnels or boats that have escaped the Mediterranean blockade. ✡️“Hamas’ tunnel infrastructure is still massive despite Israel and Egypt regularly degrading it,” said Bilal Saab, senior fellow and director of the Defense and Security Program at the Middle East Institute (MEI) in Washington. ✡️Hamas has received arms from Iran smuggled into the (Gaza) Strip via tunnels. This often included longer-range systems,” said Daniel Byman, a senior fellow with the Transnational Threats Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). ✡️“Iran has also been shipping Hamas its more advanced … ballistic missiles via sea, in components for construction in Gaza,” said Charles Lister, senior fellow at the MEI. 🇮🇷For bigger items, the MEI’s Lister said Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a branch of the Iranian military that answers directly to the country’s supreme leader, has been giving Hamas engineers weapons training for almost two decades. 🇮🇷Hamas’ rocket and missile engineers are part of Iran’s regional network, so frequent training and exchange in Iran itself is part and parcel of Iran’s efforts to professionalize its proxy forces across the region,” Lister said. 🇵🇸In summary: Everyone is aware of the years of armed support that Iran has been providing to resistance groups in the Gaza Strip, mostly led by Hamas and the Islamic Jihad. ✡️In the current war, it seems that one of the dominant Iranian weapons used by Hamas and the PIJ is the “Iranian Sayyad.” This is a rifle from the Austrian company Steyr Mannlicher, which in February 2004 sold eight hundred units of the Steyr HS .50 caliber rifle (a heavy and modern sniper rifle) to the Islamic Republic. ✡️Since its transfer to Iran, however, the weapon has been manufactured there under the name AM-50 Sayyad, and from there, the sniper rifles are systematically and massively transferred to Iran’s proxies. 🇮🇷Iran has also smuggled the AM-50 Sayyad to terrorist organizations in Gaza, who are using it extensively. Hamas has not hidden the receipt of the sniper rifle and, in May 2021, even showcased it in one of the military displays held by Hamas’s military wing, the al-Qassam Brigades. 🇮🇷Recently, a lawsuit against Iran was filed in a US court by some of the victims of the October 7 massacre. The Iranian aid that strengthens Hamas and the PIJ’s power, as manifested in the smuggling of the deadly “Sayyad,” is further evidence of why Tehran should pay for its part in the horrific attack. So Israel is suing Iran for the Iranian made weapons used by Hamas on 10/7! 👹 🇮🇷NOTE: There are delusional armchair analysts who believe that the resistance groups are just able to magically manufacture weapons in Gaza, which is completely sealed off, and not even basic medical supplies or potato crisps come in. Palestinians are facing famine like conditions and yet these analysts believe that weapons inputs are magically created out of thin air through hopes and dreams! Without Iran, the resistance groups in Gaza, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen don’t exist! SOURCES: CNN world, Jerusalem Post, the CIA, CSIS, the Wilson Center
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The Origin of Terror 🧵(DEEP THREAD) MAIN How the "Deep State" (US & Israel) Created Terrorism The US and Israel have created, funded, and armed the majority of terrorist organizations worldwide to momentarily combat their "enemies," justify more war, expand power, and/or instill fear in Americans to garner support for further militarization and foreign military campaigns. Al-Qaeda was essentially created by the US to fight the Soviet Union. Before the CIA trained and armed the mujahideen, they were loosely organized Afghan farmers/fighters defending their homeland. Operation Cyclone provided money, weapons, and training, integrating foreign Arab volunteers who later formed Al-Qaeda. Israel has also supported militias and proxy groups in Lebanon, Gaza, and elsewhere when it served its strategic interests. Many of these groups evolved beyond their original purpose, becoming autonomous organizations targeting not only original enemies but also Western interests for their involvement. The pattern is clear: The US and Israel create or support armed groups to achieve short-term objectives, fully aware they will later become uncontrollable — Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and others are deliberate examples of this strategy. The Iran–Contra affair (1985–1987) showed that the U.S. and Israel secretly armed groups for geopolitical gain; fueling violence. The Reagan administration covertly sold U.S. weapons to Iran (despite an arms embargo) to free hostages. Israel acted as a middleman, transferring U.S.-made arms to Iran—partly for profit, partly for strategic leverage. Profits from the arms sales were funneled to Nicaragua’s Contra rebels. The scheme prolonged conflicts, led to civilian atrocities by the Contras, and destabilized regions—showing how U.S. and Israeli covert actions intentionally profit from long-term instability and war. 🧵 1. Al-Qaeda Origin: Late 1970s–1980s, Soviet-Afghan War. U.S. responsibility: CIA’s Operation Cyclone funded, armed, and trained Afghan mujahideen; foreign volunteers trained in Pakistan camps later formed Al-Qaeda. Outcome: Turned on U.S./Western targets (e.g., 9/11). 🧵 2. Taliban Origin: Early 1990s, post-Soviet Afghanistan. U.S. responsibility: Covert aid to mujahideen factions via Pakistan’s ISI helped create a fragmented environment Taliban exploited. Outcome: Established sanctuary for Al-Qaeda leadership. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliban 🧵 3. Afghan Mujahideen Origin: 1979–1989. U.S. responsibility: Direct CIA funding, arms (e.g., Stingers), and training to fight Soviet forces. Outcome: Fragmented factions later formed Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and other militant groups. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_mujahideen 🧵 4. ISIS / ISIL Origin: Early 2000s; post-2003 Iraq insurgency and Al-Qaeda in Iraq, expanded in Syria. U.S. responsibility: 2003 Iraq invasion and dismantling of institutions created instability. Regional proxies armed by U.S. allies helped fuel insurgency. Outcome: Territorial seizure in Iraq/Syria and global terror campaign. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_State 🧵 5. Hamas Origin: 1987, Palestinian branch of Muslim Brotherhood. Israeli responsibility: Strategic support of Islamist groups as counterweight to secular PLO/Fatah aided Hamas’s growth. Outcome: Became dominant Islamist political and militant force in Gaza. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas 🧵 6. Fatah & Palestinian militias/factions Israeli & U.S. responsibility: Intervened to back rival factions, enabled fragmentation, and funded groups to undermine PLO unity. Outcome: Fragmented Palestinian politics; radicalization and militarization of factions. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatah 🧵 7. Lebanese militias (Phalangists, South Lebanon Army) Origin: Lebanese Civil War, 1975–1990. Israeli responsibility: Weapons, logistics, and direct backing; contributed to Sabra and Shatila massacre. U.S. responsibility: Covert aid to allied factions. Outcome: Fueled civil war and rise of Hezbollah. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra_and_Shatila_massacre 🧵 8. Al-Nusra / Jabhat al-Nusra Origin: Syrian Civil War, 2012, offshoot of Al-Qaeda. U.S./allied responsibility: Opposition groups funded/trained by U.S. and Gulf states diverted weapons to extremists. Outcome: Became a major Al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Nusra_Front 🧵 9. Global Mujahideen networks Origin: 1980s onward; Bosnia, Chechnya, Somalia, Yemen, Philippines, etc. U.S. responsibility: Training camps, funding, and logistics seeded fighters for global insurgencies. Outcome: Transnational jihadist networks that outlived original patrons. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosnian_mujahideen 🧵 10. Hezbollah (Lebanon) Origin: 1980s, Shia militia. Israeli responsibility: 1982 invasion backfired, catalyzed Hezbollah’s rise. U.S. role: Support for Israel and allied militias indirectly strengthened Hezbollah. Outcome: Major militant and political force; key U.S./Israeli adversary. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hezbollah 🧵 11. Mujahedeen in Bosnia & Chechnya U.S./Gulf intermediary responsibility: Funding and logistics via Pakistan/Saudi/Gulf channels seeded fighters. Outcome: Some later joined global jihadist networks. Brookings: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-global-mujahideen-network/ 🧵 12. Libya (post-2011) & fractured militias U.S./NATO responsibility: Intervention toppled Gaddafi, empowered local militias, and created arms chaos. Outcome: Emergence of ISIS-affiliated and independent militias. The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/feb/24/libya-isis-intervention-consequences 🧵 13. Syrian rebel ecosystem & CIA’s “Timber Sycamore” U.S. responsibility: Covert program trained and armed rebels; weapons often ended up with extremists. Outcome: Fragmented opposition and prolonged civil war. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timber_Sycamore 🧵 14. Taliban-aligned Haqqani Network Origin: Afghanistan/Pakistan. U.S. responsibility: Funded via mujahideen-era networks. Outcome: Became autonomous insurgent group targeting U.S. and allies. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haqqani_network 🧵 15. Fatah al-Islam Origin: 2006, Lebanon. Israeli & U.S. responsibility: Indirect support via factional policies in Palestinian refugee camps. Outcome: Armed Islamist group in Lebanon. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatah_al-Islam 🧵 16. Boko Haram Origin: Nigeria, 2002. U.S. responsibility: Indirect through regional military aid and counterinsurgency programs. Outcome: Local and regional terror campaigns. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boko_Haram 🧵 17. Al-Shabaab Origin: Somalia, 2006. U.S. responsibility: Funding and arms for Somali warlords in early 1990s indirectly facilitated rise. Outcome: Regional terror attacks in East Africa. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Shabaab_(militant_group) 🧵 18. Taliban-linked Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan Origin: Central Asia. U.S./Pakistan responsibility: Mujahideen-era network links facilitated its growth. Outcome: Cross-border insurgent operations. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Movement_of_Uzbekistan 🧵 19. Fatah Hawks Origin: Palestinian territories. Israeli & U.S. responsibility: Funding and tactical support to rival factions undermined PLO control. Outcome: Localized attacks and fragmentation. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatah 🧵 20. ISIL-Libya Province Origin: Post-Gaddafi chaos. U.S./NATO responsibility: Intervention destabilized state; weapons flowed to groups. Outcome: Regional terror campaigns and territorial control. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_State_%E2%80%93_Libya_Province 🧵 21. Jaysh al-Islam Origin: Syrian Civil War. U.S./Gulf states responsibility: Trained and armed to fight Assad; weapons diverted. Outcome: Key Islamist faction in Damascus region. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaysh_al-Islam 🧵 22. Ahrar al-Sham Origin: Syrian Civil War. U.S./Gulf responsibility: Funded indirectly via “opposition” channels. Outcome: Major Islamist faction in northern Syria. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahrar_al-Sham 🧵 23. Fatah Revolutionary Council Origin: Palestinian territories. Israeli & U.S. responsibility: Enabled factional splits for political leverage. Outcome: Radicalized militant activities. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatah 🧵 24. Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Origin: Pakistan, 2007. U.S. responsibility: Mujahideen-era networks created recruitment base. Outcome: Attacks in Pakistan; cross-border operations. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tehrik-i-Taliban_Pakistan 🧵 25. Jaish-e-Mohammed Origin: Pakistan-administered Kashmir. U.S. responsibility: Regional power vacuums and early Cold War networks enabled emergence. Outcome: Terror attacks in Kashmir and India. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaish-e-Mohammed 🧵 26. Lashkar-e-Taiba Origin: Pakistan, 1987. U.S. responsibility: Mujahideen-era networks provided early regional framework. Outcome: Mumbai attacks and Pakistan-administered Kashmir operations. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lashkar-e-Taiba 🧵 27. Ansar al-Sharia (Libya & Yemen) Origin: Post-Gaddafi Libya & Yemen. U.S./NATO responsibility: State collapse after intervention created enabling environment. Outcome: Local terror campaigns. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansar_al-Sharia_(Libya) 🧵 28. Abu Sayyaf Origin: Philippines, early 1990s. U.S. responsibility: Cold War-era mujahideen networks seeded Islamist militancy; regional military aid amplified them. Outcome: Kidnappings and terror operations in the Philippines. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Sayyaf Continuing from 🧵29: 🧵 29. Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) Origin: Yemen, 2009 (merger of Saudi and Yemeni Al-Qaeda branches). U.S. responsibility: Mujahideen-era networks and post-9/11 proxy operations indirectly enabled recruitment, funding, and logistics. Outcome: Regional and international terror operations. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Qaeda_in_the_Arabian_Peninsula 🧵 30. Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) Origin: Algeria, 2007 (rebranding of GSPC). U.S. responsibility: Cold War-era funding and weapons flows into North Africa helped form militant networks. Outcome: Terror attacks across North Africa; kidnapping and insurgency campaigns. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Qaeda_in_the_Islamic_Maghreb 🧵 31. Islamic State – Khorasan Province (IS-K) Origin: Afghanistan, 2015. U.S. responsibility: Power vacuums from long-term interventions and Afghan instability enabled emergence. Outcome: Deadly insurgency targeting Afghanistan and regional actors. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_State_%E2%80%93_Khorasan_Province 🧵 32. Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) Origin: Southeast Asia, 1993. U.S. responsibility: Mujahideen-era networks and Cold War-era anti-communist frameworks seeded Islamist mobilization. Outcome: Regional terrorism, including Bali bombings. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jemaah_Islamiyah 🧵 33. Al-Shabab (Somalia) Origin: Somalia, 2006. U.S. responsibility: Early 1990s Cold War-era interventions, arms flows to Somali warlords, indirectly enabled rise. Outcome: Regional insurgency and terror attacks in East Africa. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Shabaab_(militant_group) 🧵 34. Harakat al-Shabaab al-Mujahideen (HSM) Origin: Somalia, 1990s. U.S./Gulf responsibility: Funding and indirect logistical support of Somali factions helped spawn militant networks. Outcome: Long-term regional terror network. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Shabaab_(militant_group) 🧵 35. Islamic Jihad Union (IJU) Origin: Central Asia, early 2000s. U.S. responsibility: Afghan mujahideen-era networks and cross-border recruitment enabled formation. Outcome: Operations in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Germany. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Jihad_Union 🧵 36. Kata'ib Hezbollah (Iraq) Origin: Iraq, mid-2000s. U.S. responsibility: Post-2003 Iraq destabilization created space; regional proxy flows indirectly empowered militias. Outcome: Anti-U.S. insurgency and Iranian-aligned operations. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kata'ib_Hezbollah 🧵 37. Jaysh Rijal al-Tariqa al-Naqshbandia (JRTN) Origin: Iraq, post-2003. U.S. responsibility: Iraq invasion dismantled state; militia growth enabled. Outcome: Local insurgent operations and sectarian violence. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JRTN 🧵 38. Al-Murabitun (North Africa & Sahel) Origin: 2013 merger of North African jihadist groups. U.S./France responsibility: Interventions in Libya and Mali destabilized region, allowing formation. Outcome: Sahel terror attacks and kidnappings. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Murabitun_(militant_group) 🧵 39. Boko Haram (Nigeria) Origin: 2002. U.S. responsibility: Regional military aid and counterinsurgency programs indirectly facilitated growth. Outcome: Terror campaigns, including kidnappings and attacks on civilians. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boko_Haram 🧵 40. Ansar al-Sharia (Yemen) Origin: Yemen, post-Arab Spring. U.S. responsibility: Proxy interventions, destabilization, and arms flows indirectly enabled organization. Outcome: Regional insurgency and terror attacks. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ansar_al-Sharia_(Yemen)
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@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
🚨 These days, MEK supporters appear in media and on social platforms - claiming Iranians want a secular republic led by Maryam Rajavi. ⛔ This is deeply misleading. 🧵 A thread on MEK: who they are, their history, and why Iranians across the political spectrum reject them ⬇️
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
🚨 Did you know that Maryam Rajavi’s rise to power began with a forced divorce? Before marrying Massoud Rajavi, she was married to his closest ally Mehdi Abrishamchi - who was ordered to “give her up” in a public ideological ritual. This was the birth of MEK as a cult.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
📚 People’s Mujahedin of Iran (MEK) was founded in 1965 by Mohammad Hanifnejad, Saeed Mohsen, and Ali-Asghar Badizadegan. They were heavily inspired by Ali Shariati, who fused Shia Islam with revolutionary Marxist ideas - laying the ideological ground MEK built upon.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
Before 1979, MEK carried out armed attacks and assassinations inside Iran. In 1975, U.S. Department of State intelligence report described how Iranian terrorist groups - particularly the Mujahidin-e Khalq - were increasingly targeting American officials.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
MEK did not oppose Ruhollah Khomeini in 1979 as they often claim and the revolution "was not stolen" - they actively supported him. – Marches under his image – Joint demonstrations – Public praise of clerical leadership
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
By 1980, Massoud Rajavi had power fully centralized around him. After he was barred from running for president, due to constitutional disagreements, tensions escalated into armed conflict. Thousands of MEK supporters were imprisoned and killed by the regime.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
In 1981, Moussa Khiabani (MEK’s military commander) and Ashraf Rajavi (Rajavis wife) were killed in a raid in Tehran. Their son Mohammad Rajavi survived. He now lives in Europe and has publicly denounced his father’s cult.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
Rajavi fled Iran 1981 to France with Abolhassan Banisadr, Iran’s first post-revolution president and married his daughter. The alliance - political and personal - collapsed quickly. Here MEK formed the NCRI - today a front organization used when MEK wants to hide its name.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
By the mid-1980s, MEK was forced to leave France after heavy political pressure - partly due to Iran–France negotiations. That’s when Saddam Hussein welcomed them with open arms. Why? Saddam needed an Iranian proxy force. MEK needed protection, money, and military bases.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
From Iraq, MEK carried out military operations against Iran during the Iran–Iraq war. MEK has repeatedly denied Iraqi involvement. ⚖️ However, Swedish court findings in the Hamid Noury trial confirmed MEK’s cooperation with Iraq - establishing this as a judicially verified fact.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
This cooperation culminated in Operation Forough Javidan (1988) - a full-scale invasion launched from Iraq, intended to trigger the collapse of the islamic regime within days. It failed catastrophically.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
The failure of Forough Javidan had devastating consequences. In its aftermath, Khomeini issued a fatwa ordering the execution of imprisoned MEK members in Iranian prisons. This led to the 1988 massacres, where thousands of young men and woman were executed in just weeks.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
In the middle of 1980s, Inside Camp Ashraf, MEK had launched the so-called "Ideological Revolution". Forced divorces meant all married couples were ordered to separate; emotional, romantic, and family bonds were declared “counter-revolutionary.” https://www.hrw.org/report/2005/05/18/no-exit/human-rights-abuses-inside-mojahedin-khalq-camps
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
After repeated military failures, internal dissent had grew. Rajavi’s solution was absolute control. Family, love, and individuality were framed as threats. Loyalty to the leader replaced political ideology. The Rajavis were now a part of an Ideological Leadership.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
Why did Rajavi force his closest ally to divorce his wife - and then marry her himself? The forced divorce and remarriage were presented as a revolutionary sacrifice, meant to demonstrate total submission to Rajavi’s authority.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
Children - mostly born to MEK members - were sent to Europe from Camp Ashraf in the early 1990s in order to break family bonds. Many were later returned to Iraq; some used as child soldiers, some killed in battle, many suffer lifelong trauma. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU7uuKYUKBU
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
Former members in Camp Ashraf describes systematic abuse: – Forced confessions – Public humiliation – Solitary confinement – Disappearances - Torture https://www.hrw.org/legacy/backgrounder/mena/iran0505/iran0505.pdf https://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG871.html
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
After the 9/11 attacks, multiple former members and investigations reported that the attacks were celebrated inside Camp Ashraf. This reaction reflected MEK’s deep-rooted “enemy of my enemy” worldview - not democratic values. https://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG871.html
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
In 2003, Maryam Rajavi was arrested in France during a police raid. She was detained on suspicion of terrorism-related activities and financial crimes, including money laundering. In response, several MEK supporters set themselves on fire in public. Google yourself. https://t.co/NARiYAbhZx
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
MEK was officially designated a terrorist organization: – US (1997–2012) – EU (until 2009) Their delisting followed an aggressive lobbying campaign, with figures like Patrick Kennedy and other former officials openly advocating on MEK’s behalf. Guess why? https://t.co/7ar6CABUKW
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
A defining feature of MEK as a cult: All critics, defectors and former members are routinely labeled as Iranian regime agents, spies, or mentally ill. This pattern - delegitimizing dissent rather than addressing it - is characteristic of closed cults, not democratic movements.
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
Today, MEK is based in Albania, after being relocated there between 2013–2016 with backing from the US and UN. After the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, MEK handed over its weapons in exchange for protection. Despite this, the group was repeatedly attacked by Iraqi Shi’a militias. https://t.co/k0KiQg7181
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
MEK spends all of its force on attacking and smearing Reza Pahlavi. They, like many of his opponents, recognize his growing popularity inside and outside Iran. When you see phrases like “Iranians want a secular republic” or “no shah, no mullah”, you know who you’re dealing with. https://t.co/nXrd1K45tx
@nadershah021 - nadershah 🇮🇷
MEK is authoritarian, sectarian, and widely despised by Iranians across political views. Today they buy legitimacy through paid endorsements by figures like Rudy Giuliani and Mike Pence - while operating as a closed cult. ⚠️ Be cautious. 🔁 Share if facts matter. https://t.co/TI18O8dTfi
@MarioNawfal - Mario Nawfal
🇾🇪🇮🇱 How the Houthis hit Israel from a thousand miles away The Palestine II missile skips along the edge of the atmosphere at up to Mach 16, zigzagging mid-flight in ways that Arrow, David's Sling, and Iron Dome were never designed to track. It's not a traditional ballistic arc. It's a glide vehicle that changes course unpredictably at hypersonic speed. A non-state actor in sandals just deployed technology that was supposed to be reserved for superpowers. The rules of missile defense just got rewritten from Yemen. Source: Ai Telly
@MarioNawfal - Mario Nawfal
🇮🇷🇾🇪 Could the Houthis flip the war? Iran is taking heavy losses after 4 weeks of war. Houthis still have real autonomy and power in western Yemen. They’ve built a serious arsenal: ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, drones & sea drones. Their last Red Sea campaign already cost global trade over $1 trillion. The Houthis can hit Saudi oil sites, Qatar LNG, and shut down Bab el-Mandeb, which would stack on top of Iran’s Hormuz disruption. Combined effect: massive oil & shipping crisis worldwide. Economic pain could force everyone to the table faster than bombs alone. One rebel group with cheap weapons could make this conflict economically unbearable for the world. Source: WarFronts YT
@MarioNawfal - Mario Nawfal
🇮🇷 Insane that the 2026 Iran War just caused the biggest oil supply shock in history, 16% of global supply, taken offline. - Bigger than the 1973 embargo. - Bigger than the Gulf Wars. - Bigger than the Libyan Civil War - and even bigger than the Ukraine war If Russia https://t.co/AZHTfPU6Oo
@KevorkAlmassian - Kevork Almassian
Hezbollah is not some alien structure dropped onto Lebanon from outside. It is rooted in the social, religious, and political fabric of Lebanon itself, which is precisely why Israel is really trying to break not only an organization but the entire Shia population base. https://t.co/v5NzXJdO18