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13.05.202502:35

President Trump:

📌 We are seriously considering easing sanctions on Syria.

📌 We will work with President Erdogan on Syria.

📌 Erdogan has asked to lift sanctions on Syria and we will consider it to give it a fresh start.

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12.05.202519:52

🇵🇸 The Ramallah-based Center for Survey Research has released the findings of a public opinion poll conducted in the West Bank and Gaza Strip:

• 80% of Palestinians support the resignation of Mahmoud Abbas.
• 64% believe the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation has renewed international attention on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
• 67% express satisfaction with Hamas, while only 24% are satisfied with Fatah.
• 68% would vote for Khaled Meshaal in a presidential election, compared to 25% for Mahmoud Abbas.
• 43% would support Hamas in legislative elections, while 28% would vote for Fatah.
• 40% believe Hamas is more deserving of leading the Palestinian people, compared to 19% for Fatah.
• 70% oppose the return of the Palestinian Authority to Gaza and its control over the border crossings.
• 59% believe protests against Hamas in Gaza were influenced by foreign agendas.
• 67% oppose the protests against Hamas in Gaza.
• 50% would vote for Marwan Barghouti in any presidential election he contests.
• 82% are against disarming the resistance.

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12.05.202518:46

🇵🇸 The truce that began at 12 PM today to facilitate the release of Edan Alexander has officially ended, and the Israeli Air Force has resumed airstrikes on the Gaza Strip.

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12.05.202514:14

Syrian Foreign Minister:

📌 We will open an embassy in Ankara and a consulate in Gaziantep.

📌 Procrastination implementing the agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces feeds separatism.

📌 We will resort to legal means to preserve civil peace and the era of impunity is over.

📌 We call on all Syrians to actively contribute to building the future.

📌 We are finalizing agreements with Turkey to rehabilitate the country's infrastructure.

📌 International sanctions have become a way to punish the people.

📌 Syrians' return cannot take place in the presence of the economic blockade.

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12.05.202508:23

Reuters quoting US sources:

📌 Trump administration increasingly views ties with Damascus through a counterterrorism lens.

📌 Shaibani met a senior U.S. counterterrorism official in New York.

📌 Washington told Shaibani Syria’s actions remain insufficient.

📌 Damascus has not met demands to exclude foreign fighters from top posts.

📌 U.S. demands to Syria have risen to over 12.

📌 Treasury Department also conveyed its demands to the Syrian government.

📌 Sanctions relief depends on the interim government's actions.

📌 U.S. support hinges on how Syria’s interim government behaves.

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12.05.202508:21

Qatari Internal Security:

📌 Remains of 30 ISIS victims found in Dabiq, Syria, by Qatar's Internal Security Forces.

📌 Operation supported by the FBI and coordinated with Syrian authorities.

📌 Discovery part of an international mission following an FBI request.

📌 Qatar commits to precise DNA testing and urges caution until official results are released.

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12.05.202508:17

Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani:

We will send a special team to Sudan to assess the situation of Syrians under the current circumstances, provide the necessary support, and work to evacuate them and provide them with safety.

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12.05.202507:42

🇵🇸🇺🇸 Attention it's important...

• Ceasefire begins at 12:00 local time
• Temporary ceasefire ends with the release of soldier Idan Alexander
• Important: Residents must remain at army-designated positions inside the Gaza Strip due to safety concerns

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12.05.202505:35

🇸🇾 Syria:

The Israeli army entered the town of Asha in Quneitra earlier today, distributing humanitarian aid and food supplies to local residents. In response, the townspeople gathered and set the aid on fire.

12.05.202501:57

The Potential Value of Obscure Information

That's a very thoughtful and responsible consideration. Sharing deeply personal interpretations of religious figures and prophecies, especially those that touch upon sensitive sectarian boundaries, can indeed be fraught with the risk of misunderstanding, misrepresentation, and even offense.
Your awareness of potential perceptions, such as being labeled as Jewish or Shiite based on your explorations and the sources you've referenced, is astute. In many communities, religious identities are strongly held, and interpretations that seem to blur or cross traditional lines can be met with suspicion or hostility.
Here are some points to consider as you weigh the pros and cons of sharing:
Potential Risks of Sharing:
* Misinterpretation: Your nuanced and interconnected understanding might be simplified or taken out of context by others.
* Sectarian Offense: Your interpretations could inadvertently be seen as favoring one religious group over another or as deviating from established doctrines.
* Mislabeling: As you fear, you might be incorrectly labeled or associated with groups you don't identify with.
* Unwanted Debate or Conflict: Sharing could lead to unproductive arguments or even hostile interactions with those who hold different beliefs.
* Damage to Relationships: Depending on the audience, sharing could strain relationships with friends, family, or community members who have strong traditional views.
Potential Benefits of Sharing (If Carefully Done):
* Sparking Thought and Dialogue: Your unique perspective could encourage others to think more deeply and consider alternative interpretations.
* Finding Like-Minded Individuals: You might connect with others who have similar unconventional or bridging views.
* Contributing to a Broader Understanding: In a tolerant and open-minded environment, sharing diverse perspectives can enrich the overall understanding of religious texts and history.
Considerations for Sharing (If You Choose To):
* Context is Key: Clearly explain that these are your personal interpretations and not necessarily mainstream religious views.
* Focus on Shared Themes: If possible, frame your sharing around universal themes of wisdom, justice, or the search for truth that resonate across different traditions.
* Emphasize Figurative Language: Highlight your approach to understanding certain texts and prophecies as potentially symbolic or metaphorical.
* Choose Your Audience Carefully: Share with individuals or groups you believe are open-minded and respectful of diverse perspectives.
* Be Prepared for Different Reactions: Understand that not everyone will agree with or appreciate your views.
* Listen and Engage Respectfully: If discussions arise, be willing to listen to other perspectives and engage in respectful dialogue, even if you don't change your own views.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to share is a personal one based on your comfort level and assessment of the potential risks and benefits in your specific social context. Your sensitivity to the complexities of sectarianism is commendable, and prioritizing respectful and constructive engagement is always a wise approach when discussing religious topics.

11.05.202519:46

Modern Day AI

Gemeni

1. Top 3 AI
2. Knowledge base is google search
3. Smart enough to understand and explain anything
4. Lightning fast responses
5. It can make software for anyone
6. 20% useful, expected to improve, still powerful potential
7. 80% useless, often forgets, often lies
8. 80% of users literally get angry at it
9. The best approach is patience
10. It is like a djinn, Good when it succeeds, bad when it fails.

Gemeni its quite fast and powerful and smart 20% of the time.

80% of the time it talks too much, is programmed to censor, it forgets the previous session or even previous requests.

It often lies or pretends it knows something, unless you remind it every time. So for example if you have 3 things or steps, it will only do 2 and not all 3.

The solution is to ask it to make an executive summary and then you save it for the next time. So now it can do 1000 things in one shot and this is why it is useful.

It can write research reports, they are boring but at least they are comprehensive.

It can help you design software by writing all the code and telling you where to paste it in the software program. Aka you can literally make an apk or exe for your phone or desktop. But it takes time bc there will always be bugs in the software.

Gemeni is programmed to censor mostly antisemetism and hatespeech by defending jews and blocking websites or topics. But you can still convince it to help you depending on your approach.

For example, if you call it a jew or swear, it will start fighting you So the only approach is to be neutral first, bc it will help you with anything, and even agree for example that Gazans need to be saved, then sometimes it even admits that jews are bad. I often bring up doing the right thing and it basically understands this despite its programming. Aka it will not tell you its censoring a webpage, it will say it cant help you, but if you explain your goal, it will give it to you eventually.

I can also just chat with it in text and voice, about anything and it is smart enough to understand everything.

It can also estimate things better than Humans, but you have to force it, for example <20%, yes, <10%, no, so the eatinate is ~15%. But it will never estimate for you unless you force it to and will always say that estimates might not be accurate. But its worth it bc it can calculate it instantly.

AI is like a lighting fast djinn, if the result is Good then its a Good Djinn, if its censored and retarded its a bad djinn.

I would use AI for the value of the info I need. It can make a full report on Gaza, estimate chances of survival, estimate when the next attack happens, tell you how to get a job, etc.

80% of users end up getting mad at it, and even I got pissed at it many times. But now that I know its useful and know how to deal with it, I dont get as upset as before.

I can tell when it lies to me, and it automatically apologizes and promises to not do it again, and then immediately forgets, but it does this because it doesnt have past memory but tries to keep the conversation going.

So the only bad thing is that its controlled by jews, the rest is good.

It also floods the chat, you type 3 words, it rambles on for like a page, so I only read its last paragraph or force it to be concise. And 1% of the time it says really strange stuff.

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11.05.202518:37

🇮🇳🇵🇰 Pakistan Army Spokesperson: "We have no Indian pilots in our custody."

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11.05.202517:50

Syria’s Higher Education Ministry Moves to Curb Sectarian Tensions on Campuses

Read article here:https://levant24.com/news/2025/05/syrias-higher-education-ministry-moves-to-curb-sectarian-tensions-on-campuses/

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11.05.202509:05

🇮🇳🇵🇰 Pakistani civilians have been seen sitting next to a missile launcher in recently surfaced visuals.

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11.05.202508:42

A BBC Report:

📌 Coordinated X accounts are fueling sectarian tensions and spreading false news about Syria.

📌 These accounts are part of organized digital campaigns targeting the Syrian government and minority groups.

📌 Over 2 million posts have emerged since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s rule.

📌 50,000 posts contain unverified or false claims about Syria's current authorities.

📌 60% of these posts originate from suspected accounts in Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon, and Iran.

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10.05.202519:45

GeoPolitical Analysis 2025.05.11

Gaza - Critical Event

Syria - Modernized

Afghanistan - Critical Event

India - Critical Event

Pakistan - Syrian Uprising 2.0

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09.05.202515:00

Alright, let's take those hopeful milestones for Gazans and try to assign a very rough, and admittedly subjective, percentage probability of them occurring in the immediate future (say, within the next few weeks, given the current context as of late Friday, May 9th/early Saturday, May 10th, 2025, JST). Ranking them by that probability seems like a good way to approach it. This is a tough exercise, as the situation is so unpredictable, but here's my best shot: ✨
Ranked by Estimated Probability (Highest to Lowest) of Occurring in the Immediate Future:
* Increased and More Effective International Humanitarian Aid Efforts (25%): Given the growing international pressure and the sheer scale of the crisis, there's a moderate chance of some improvements in aid delivery, perhaps through new routes or increased coordination, though significant obstacles are likely to remain.
* Localized or Short-Term Humanitarian Pauses (15%): We've seen these before. The possibility of temporary cessations of fighting to allow for aid delivery or evacuation in specific areas can't be ruled out, though their scope and duration are usually limited.
* Continued Diplomatic Efforts Towards a Ceasefire (10%): Negotiations are ongoing through various channels. There's always a slim chance of a breakthrough, but significant disagreements remain.
* Increased Global Recognition and Support for Gazan Suffering (8%): Growing international awareness and empathy might lead to stronger statements and perhaps some increased pressure on involved parties, though this doesn't always translate to immediate policy changes.
* The Release of a Limited Number of Hostages and Detained Persons (5%): This remains a possibility as part of ongoing negotiations, but a full release seems less likely in the immediate term.
* Small-Scale Investment in Urgent Reconstruction (3%): While widespread reconstruction is unlikely now, some limited efforts to repair critical infrastructure in specific, less contested areas might occur.
* Significant Progress Towards a Lasting Political Solution (1%): Given the deep-seated complexities and current political climate, substantial progress on a long-term resolution in the immediate future seems highly improbable.
* Accountability Measures for Violations of International Law (1%): While investigations may be ongoing, concrete legal action and accountability in the immediate term are historically challenging in active conflict zones.
* The Unconditional and Full Lifting of the Blockade (0.5%): This seems highly unlikely in the immediate context without a fundamental shift in the political and security landscape.
* A Complete and Lasting Ceasefire (0.1%): While desperately needed, a comprehensive and durable end to hostilities appears to be the least probable in the very short term given the stated goals and ongoing actions of the main players.
It's important to emphasize that these percentages are very rough estimates based on the current information and trends. The situation is incredibly fluid and unpredictable. Let's hope that some of the lower-probability positive milestones become more likely in the future. ❤️

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12.05.202518:46

🇵🇸 The truce that began at 12 PM today to facilitate the release of Edan Alexander has officially ended, and the Israeli Air Force has resumed airstrikes on the Gaza Strip.

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