Zeinab Al Saffar | The Lines
21.02.202516:41
🔴 Who is the prisoner Nael Barghouti who is scheduled to be released tomorrow in the "Flood of the Free" deal?
- The dean of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons and the "oldest prisoner in the world" according to the Guinness Book of Records in 2009, and the prisoners call him "Abu Al-Nour".
- In November 2024, he entered his 45th year in the occupation prisons, of which he spent 34 years in continuous prison, which is the longest period of detention in the history of the Palestinian national movement imprisoned in the occupation prisons.
- Barghouti is an avid reader, and is known among the prisoners for his extensive culture and love of history, and they consider him a reference in the stages of the Palestinian struggle.
- He learned Hebrew and English in prison, and after his release on October 18, 2011 in the "Wafa Al-Ahrar" deal, he began studying history at Al-Quds Open University, but his re-arrest prevented him from continuing his educational journey.
- He joined the resistance work with his brother Omar when he was still in his early youth, and was arrested for the first time on December 18, 1977, and sentenced to 3 months in prison.
- He was re-arrested 14 days after his release on charges of resisting the occupation with his cousin Fakhri Barghouti, and they were sentenced to life imprisonment and 18 years.
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- The dean of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons and the "oldest prisoner in the world" according to the Guinness Book of Records in 2009, and the prisoners call him "Abu Al-Nour".
- In November 2024, he entered his 45th year in the occupation prisons, of which he spent 34 years in continuous prison, which is the longest period of detention in the history of the Palestinian national movement imprisoned in the occupation prisons.
- Barghouti is an avid reader, and is known among the prisoners for his extensive culture and love of history, and they consider him a reference in the stages of the Palestinian struggle.
- He learned Hebrew and English in prison, and after his release on October 18, 2011 in the "Wafa Al-Ahrar" deal, he began studying history at Al-Quds Open University, but his re-arrest prevented him from continuing his educational journey.
- He joined the resistance work with his brother Omar when he was still in his early youth, and was arrested for the first time on December 18, 1977, and sentenced to 3 months in prison.
- He was re-arrested 14 days after his release on charges of resisting the occupation with his cousin Fakhri Barghouti, and they were sentenced to life imprisonment and 18 years.
@ZSaffar
13.02.202518:31
🔴 Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, Nabih Berri:
The Americans informed me that the ~Israeli~ occupation will withdraw on February 18 from the villages it still occupies, but it will remain in 5 points, and I informed them in my name and in the name of the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister of our absolute rejection of that*
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The Americans informed me that the ~Israeli~ occupation will withdraw on February 18 from the villages it still occupies, but it will remain in 5 points, and I informed them in my name and in the name of the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister of our absolute rejection of that*
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Rise of the Global South
13.02.202508:32
🤔 Musk’s 4-Yr-Old Son: “You’re Not the President. You Need to Go Away”
Children repeat what they hear, right?
@RiseGS
Children repeat what they hear, right?
@RiseGS
12.02.202514:46
🔴 Hamas in Cairo: Commitment to the agreement and a call to pressure the occupation
*Ibrahim Al-Madhoun*
In a move that carries important political messages, a high-ranking delegation from the Hamas leadership arrived in Cairo, headed by Dr. Khalil Al-Hayya, on a visit aimed at affirming the movement's commitment to the ceasefire agreement, and at the same time expressing its rejection of the ongoing Israeli violations that threaten the continuity of this agreement.
The visit of the Palestinian delegation to Cairo comes in a context that reflects Hamas's keenness to consolidate the calm, as the movement is committed to everything that has been agreed upon, but at the same time stresses the need for the Israeli occupation to commit to implementing all the terms of the agreement, especially those related to the entry of shelter supplies, the reconstruction of hospitals, and the provision of fuel and humanitarian aid.
Israel's procrastination in implementing these terms constitutes a major obstacle to the stability of the humanitarian situation in Gaza, and increases the suffering of the people of the Strip.
Hamas does not seek escalation or a return to war; on the contrary, it prefers the continuation of the calm. However, the Israeli occupation continues its policies that obstruct daily life in Gaza, by continuing to shoot at civilians and preventing the entry of basic supplies. These clear violations require mediators, led by Egypt, to seriously pressure the occupation to fulfill its pledges and obligations.
In this context, Hamas appreciates the effective Egyptian role, which represents a fundamental factor in confronting the occupation's plans, especially with regard to displacement. The Egyptian position rejecting any attempts to empty the Gaza Strip of its residents is the cornerstone of thwarting these plans.
Hamas went on to confirm its full support for any Egyptian step aimed at strengthening this position, and the bet on the Egyptian and Arab role still stands, but the current stage requires bolder decisions and more solid positions.
The message carried by the Hamas delegation to Cairo is clear and explicit: the movement is committed to the agreement, but the occupation must implement the understandings in full, without delay or violation. If the occupation continues these practices, the options will be open to Hamas, including postponing the release of Israeli prisoners. Hamas will not remain committed to an agreement that the occupation does not respect.
@ZSaffar
*Ibrahim Al-Madhoun*
In a move that carries important political messages, a high-ranking delegation from the Hamas leadership arrived in Cairo, headed by Dr. Khalil Al-Hayya, on a visit aimed at affirming the movement's commitment to the ceasefire agreement, and at the same time expressing its rejection of the ongoing Israeli violations that threaten the continuity of this agreement.
The visit of the Palestinian delegation to Cairo comes in a context that reflects Hamas's keenness to consolidate the calm, as the movement is committed to everything that has been agreed upon, but at the same time stresses the need for the Israeli occupation to commit to implementing all the terms of the agreement, especially those related to the entry of shelter supplies, the reconstruction of hospitals, and the provision of fuel and humanitarian aid.
Israel's procrastination in implementing these terms constitutes a major obstacle to the stability of the humanitarian situation in Gaza, and increases the suffering of the people of the Strip.
Hamas does not seek escalation or a return to war; on the contrary, it prefers the continuation of the calm. However, the Israeli occupation continues its policies that obstruct daily life in Gaza, by continuing to shoot at civilians and preventing the entry of basic supplies. These clear violations require mediators, led by Egypt, to seriously pressure the occupation to fulfill its pledges and obligations.
In this context, Hamas appreciates the effective Egyptian role, which represents a fundamental factor in confronting the occupation's plans, especially with regard to displacement. The Egyptian position rejecting any attempts to empty the Gaza Strip of its residents is the cornerstone of thwarting these plans.
Hamas went on to confirm its full support for any Egyptian step aimed at strengthening this position, and the bet on the Egyptian and Arab role still stands, but the current stage requires bolder decisions and more solid positions.
The message carried by the Hamas delegation to Cairo is clear and explicit: the movement is committed to the agreement, but the occupation must implement the understandings in full, without delay or violation. If the occupation continues these practices, the options will be open to Hamas, including postponing the release of Israeli prisoners. Hamas will not remain committed to an agreement that the occupation does not respect.
@ZSaffar
12.02.202511:58
🔴 The current war is considered one of the most difficult wars for the internal occupation front.
The Israeli Institute for National Security Studies considered that the desire of all Israelis to recover the prisoners is common, but the method of their release and the price that must be paid in order to achieve this goal has sparked public controversy.
The public debate on the issue of prisoners witnessed a shift in its positions, as the battle to determine priorities between military objectives and the political conflict were the core points of the debate.
The institute pointed out that the current war is considered one of the most difficult wars for the Israeli home front.
During this war, Israeli settlements were subjected to missile attacks, many settlers were killed, and others were captured.
In addition, the Israeli occupation army faced major challenges when soldiers fell captive into the hands of Hamas, which further complicated the military situation.
As the war began, there were bitter questions about how to balance protecting Israeli prisoners with destroying Hamas's capabilities.
The institute explained that in the first weeks of the war, the Israeli public debate focused on eliminating the security threat posed by Hamas, and it was unusual at first to put the issue of prisoners at the forefront of the discussions.
But pressure from the prisoners' families began to bear fruit, and the second goal of the war was determined: "intensive efforts to resolve the prisoners' issue."
According to the institute, at the beginning of the war, the general atmosphere was dominated by the idea that eliminating the Hamas threat was the ultimate goal, and that fighting Hamas should be a priority.
As the fighting continued, it began to be realized that recovering the prisoners might require a change in the priorities of the war, between fighting Hamas and focusing on returning the prisoners.
It was clear that these priorities could sometimes be contradictory, as difficulties in coordinating military operations and prisoner releases began to become apparent.
The institute continued: In late November 2023, a temporary truce was imposed in order to implement an agreement to recover prisoners.
This agreement sparked widespread controversy, as some believed that stopping the fighting might strengthen Hamas's position rather than force it to retreat.
On the other hand, there were voices in favor of the agreement, who believed that the temporary pause in fighting would give a greater opportunity to recover the prisoners without putting more soldiers at risk.
In surveys conducted in November and December 2023, the results showed that a majority of Israelis supported the idea that both goals, defeating Hamas and recovering the prisoners, could be achieved simultaneously.
However, there are also warnings that any cessation of hostilities could lead Hamas to reject Israeli demands or toughen its terms.
The Israeli Security Institute confirmed that when the Israeli public began to realize the losses that might occur as a result of military operations that might threaten the lives of prisoners, the discussion began about the cost of military operations in the balance with the hopes of recovering the prisoners.
In December 2023, polls showed that 56% of Israelis supported the idea of continuing the exchange process in exchange for temporary truces in the fighting, while others objected to such proposals.
At the time of the truce, polls showed a decline in the level of public confidence in the Israeli occupation army.
This reflected general concern about whether the war would continue effectively or whether difficult decisions would need to be made about priorities between war objectives and prisoner recovery.
Ultimately, as Israeli prisoner losses mounted, the debate over prisoner return seemed to become closely linked to the end of the war.
Israeli Institute for National Security Studies
Israelis are beginning to accept the idea of ending the war in exchange for releasing prisoners.
The Israeli Institute for National Security Studies considered that the desire of all Israelis to recover the prisoners is common, but the method of their release and the price that must be paid in order to achieve this goal has sparked public controversy.
The public debate on the issue of prisoners witnessed a shift in its positions, as the battle to determine priorities between military objectives and the political conflict were the core points of the debate.
The institute pointed out that the current war is considered one of the most difficult wars for the Israeli home front.
During this war, Israeli settlements were subjected to missile attacks, many settlers were killed, and others were captured.
In addition, the Israeli occupation army faced major challenges when soldiers fell captive into the hands of Hamas, which further complicated the military situation.
As the war began, there were bitter questions about how to balance protecting Israeli prisoners with destroying Hamas's capabilities.
The institute explained that in the first weeks of the war, the Israeli public debate focused on eliminating the security threat posed by Hamas, and it was unusual at first to put the issue of prisoners at the forefront of the discussions.
But pressure from the prisoners' families began to bear fruit, and the second goal of the war was determined: "intensive efforts to resolve the prisoners' issue."
According to the institute, at the beginning of the war, the general atmosphere was dominated by the idea that eliminating the Hamas threat was the ultimate goal, and that fighting Hamas should be a priority.
As the fighting continued, it began to be realized that recovering the prisoners might require a change in the priorities of the war, between fighting Hamas and focusing on returning the prisoners.
It was clear that these priorities could sometimes be contradictory, as difficulties in coordinating military operations and prisoner releases began to become apparent.
The institute continued: In late November 2023, a temporary truce was imposed in order to implement an agreement to recover prisoners.
This agreement sparked widespread controversy, as some believed that stopping the fighting might strengthen Hamas's position rather than force it to retreat.
On the other hand, there were voices in favor of the agreement, who believed that the temporary pause in fighting would give a greater opportunity to recover the prisoners without putting more soldiers at risk.
In surveys conducted in November and December 2023, the results showed that a majority of Israelis supported the idea that both goals, defeating Hamas and recovering the prisoners, could be achieved simultaneously.
However, there are also warnings that any cessation of hostilities could lead Hamas to reject Israeli demands or toughen its terms.
The Israeli Security Institute confirmed that when the Israeli public began to realize the losses that might occur as a result of military operations that might threaten the lives of prisoners, the discussion began about the cost of military operations in the balance with the hopes of recovering the prisoners.
In December 2023, polls showed that 56% of Israelis supported the idea of continuing the exchange process in exchange for temporary truces in the fighting, while others objected to such proposals.
At the time of the truce, polls showed a decline in the level of public confidence in the Israeli occupation army.
This reflected general concern about whether the war would continue effectively or whether difficult decisions would need to be made about priorities between war objectives and prisoner recovery.
Ultimately, as Israeli prisoner losses mounted, the debate over prisoner return seemed to become closely linked to the end of the war.
11.02.202513:30
🔴 Coordinator of the Higher Committee for the Funeral Ceremonies of the Martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, Sheikh "Ali Daher":
- The day of farewell to the Master of the Martyrs of the Ummah, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and his brother and supporter, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, will continue to inspire the free people of the world for many decades to come
- This funeral is a day as big as the nation, a day that unites and does not separate
- The day of the funeral is a day of mourning for the leader of the oppressed in the face of the arrogance’s, and for the martyr of humanity in the face of imperialism.
"
- The team responsible for sending invitations and honors counted the participation of about 79 countries from all over the world including popular and official participation
- Organizing these unprecedented crowds in the history of Lebanon is one of the greatest and most important responsibilities & challenge, and this requires an exceptional effort from the organizing parties to complete the funeral procedures and facilitate access from all regions.
-The estimated time of the funeral ceremony will be roughly 65 minutes
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- The day of farewell to the Master of the Martyrs of the Ummah, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and his brother and supporter, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, will continue to inspire the free people of the world for many decades to come
- This funeral is a day as big as the nation, a day that unites and does not separate
- The day of the funeral is a day of mourning for the leader of the oppressed in the face of the arrogance’s, and for the martyr of humanity in the face of imperialism.
"
- The team responsible for sending invitations and honors counted the participation of about 79 countries from all over the world including popular and official participation
- Organizing these unprecedented crowds in the history of Lebanon is one of the greatest and most important responsibilities & challenge, and this requires an exceptional effort from the organizing parties to complete the funeral procedures and facilitate access from all regions.
-The estimated time of the funeral ceremony will be roughly 65 minutes
@ZSaffar
21.02.202516:36
🔴 Former head of the Operations Division in the occupation army, "Israel Ziv":
I feel ashamed. I reached the outskirts of the "Nahal Oz" settlement on October 7 and saw an entire military battalion refusing to enter and confront the Palestinian resistance.
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I feel ashamed. I reached the outskirts of the "Nahal Oz" settlement on October 7 and saw an entire military battalion refusing to enter and confront the Palestinian resistance.
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13.02.202517:41
🔴 American website "Axios":
143 Democratic MPs demand Trump to withdraw his statements regarding Gaza
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143 Democratic MPs demand Trump to withdraw his statements regarding Gaza
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Arktos
12.02.202518:51
Awakening the Russian People
Alexander Dugin argues that the Russian people have been kept in a state of deep ideological slumber by both historical inertia and a ruling elite that fears their awakening, and only a profound national revival — akin to breaking a dark magical spell — can restore their agency and ensure Russia’s survival.
Read the article here:
https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/awakening-the-russian-people
Alexander Dugin argues that the Russian people have been kept in a state of deep ideological slumber by both historical inertia and a ruling elite that fears their awakening, and only a profound national revival — akin to breaking a dark magical spell — can restore their agency and ensure Russia’s survival.
Read the article here:
https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/awakening-the-russian-people
12.02.202512:23
🔴 Lebanese MP Hussein Hajj Hassan( Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc):
We will stand behind the Lebanese army and we really want a strong and capable state
We wish this government success as it has big, perilous and sensitive tasks at all levels and Hezbollah wants to give it the opportunity to work
@ZSaffar
We will stand behind the Lebanese army and we really want a strong and capable state
We wish this government success as it has big, perilous and sensitive tasks at all levels and Hezbollah wants to give it the opportunity to work
@ZSaffar
12.02.202511:58
There is a growing tendency to accept that it may be necessary to stop the war to achieve this goal.
The institute explained that this war highlighted the complexity of dealing with the issue of prisoners in light of a complex political and military conflict.
While there was initially agreement that military and humanitarian goals could be achieved simultaneously, the conflict between the military and political sides began to appear more clearly over time.
Ultimately, the Israeli public seems to have come to terms with the idea that it may be necessary to pay a political price to end the war and recover the prisoners, despite the complex challenges that this option poses.
@ZSaffar
The institute explained that this war highlighted the complexity of dealing with the issue of prisoners in light of a complex political and military conflict.
While there was initially agreement that military and humanitarian goals could be achieved simultaneously, the conflict between the military and political sides began to appear more clearly over time.
Ultimately, the Israeli public seems to have come to terms with the idea that it may be necessary to pay a political price to end the war and recover the prisoners, despite the complex challenges that this option poses.
@ZSaffar
10.02.202519:28
🔴 Jerusalem Post:
Washington calls on Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon before February 18
@ZSaffar
Washington calls on Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon before February 18
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14.02.202511:25
🔴 Lebanon: Former PM Hariri:
The Israeli "army" must leave the areas it occupied in the south
@ZSaffar
The Israeli "army" must leave the areas it occupied in the south
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13.02.202510:01
🔴 Iranian President:
Iran is ready to negotiate, but not under the sanctions imposed by #Trump, and we will not submit to any threat and will not back down in face of pressures.
@ZSaffar
Iran is ready to negotiate, but not under the sanctions imposed by #Trump, and we will not submit to any threat and will not back down in face of pressures.
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Alexander Dugin
12.02.202517:15
Speaking to Press TV, Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin said the Islamic Revolution in Iran brought back the deep identity of Iranian civilization and gave it to the people.
12.02.202512:06
🔴 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
﴿And those who have wronged will come to know to what [kind of] return they will be returned
We swear by Allah the Almighty, and by the verses of His Noble Book…
O Al-Jolani gangs, you will not enjoy security, and your crimes will not pass without punishment. You have exhausted the land with corruption, and you have assaulted our people, but we have sworn to make you taste the bitterest things until our land is purified from your filth.
What we have started today will not stop, and what awaits you is more severe and greater, so anticipate what will harm you, and be certain that the Syrian Popular Resistance will not hesitate to exact retribution from every sinful aggressor.
And Allah is predominant over His affair, but most people do not know.
The Syrian Popular Resistance
February 11, 2025
@ZSaffar
﴿And those who have wronged will come to know to what [kind of] return they will be returned
We swear by Allah the Almighty, and by the verses of His Noble Book…
O Al-Jolani gangs, you will not enjoy security, and your crimes will not pass without punishment. You have exhausted the land with corruption, and you have assaulted our people, but we have sworn to make you taste the bitterest things until our land is purified from your filth.
What we have started today will not stop, and what awaits you is more severe and greater, so anticipate what will harm you, and be certain that the Syrian Popular Resistance will not hesitate to exact retribution from every sinful aggressor.
And Allah is predominant over His affair, but most people do not know.
The Syrian Popular Resistance
February 11, 2025
@ZSaffar
11.02.202520:22
🔴 Jordanian King: Rebuilding Gaza must be a priority for all without displacing its people
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10.02.202517:50
🔴 Reuters, citing an official: Netanyahu will hold an assessment with the security cabinet today, not tomorrow, after Hamas announced the suspension of prisoner handovers
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13.02.202521:11
🔴 Lebanon:
Protesters blocked Beirut International Airport to protest the authorities' ban on Iranian planes landing in the Lebanese capital, resulting in the detention of passengers of one of the planes at Tehran International Airport.
A Lebanese plane belonging to Middle East Airlines is set to head to Tehran in the coming hours to transport the stranded Lebanese passengers back to Beirut.
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Protesters blocked Beirut International Airport to protest the authorities' ban on Iranian planes landing in the Lebanese capital, resulting in the detention of passengers of one of the planes at Tehran International Airport.
A Lebanese plane belonging to Middle East Airlines is set to head to Tehran in the coming hours to transport the stranded Lebanese passengers back to Beirut.
@ZSaffar
13.02.202509:05
🔴 The Popular March to Southern Lebanon is a Defining Moment a Milestone, Why it Matters?
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12.02.202517:13
🔴JUST IN
Israeli enemy breaks the sound barrier over Beirut and several Lebanese regions
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Israeli enemy breaks the sound barrier over Beirut and several Lebanese regions
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12.02.202512:04
🔴 A prisoner from Gaza to the lawyer of the Prisoners and Freed Prisoners Affairs Authority:
- The occupation soldiers arrested me while passing from Gaza towards the south and I was subjected to brutal beatings and abuse
- The soldiers forced me to take off my clothes and wear white clothes and detained me with 8 prisoners for hours in the cold while depriving me of food and drink
- After being transferred to a nearby house, I was subjected to brutal beatings again using (machetes) and pieces of wood
- I sustained fractures in both my hands due to the brutal beating and the soldiers did not provide me with treatment
- They transferred us in the truck and I remained all night in the bitter cold with a number of prisoners
- They transferred me to the hospital after my broken hands swelled and inside I was bound and blindfolded
- The prisoner came for the visit with his hands tied behind his back despite the fractures in his hands
@ZSaffar
- The occupation soldiers arrested me while passing from Gaza towards the south and I was subjected to brutal beatings and abuse
- The soldiers forced me to take off my clothes and wear white clothes and detained me with 8 prisoners for hours in the cold while depriving me of food and drink
- After being transferred to a nearby house, I was subjected to brutal beatings again using (machetes) and pieces of wood
- I sustained fractures in both my hands due to the brutal beating and the soldiers did not provide me with treatment
- They transferred us in the truck and I remained all night in the bitter cold with a number of prisoners
- They transferred me to the hospital after my broken hands swelled and inside I was bound and blindfolded
- The prisoner came for the visit with his hands tied behind his back despite the fractures in his hands
@ZSaffar
11.02.202514:08
🔴 Yemen: Sayyed Al-Houthi:
We will stand by the Lebanese people if the Israeli occupation decides to escalate
@ZSaffar
We will stand by the Lebanese people if the Israeli occupation decides to escalate
@ZSaffar
10.02.202508:36
🔴 Iran: Iranian President Pezeshkian:
The Leader's words are the final word
@ZSaffar
The Leader's words are the final word
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