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Battleground
29.03.202506:39
Trump has pressured a BlackRock-led group to buy a bunch of Hong Kong-owned ports so that the US can get more control of the Belt & Road Initiative.
China sees America and is having none of it.
China sees America and is having none of it.
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The Cradle
14.04.202522:42
INFOGRAPHIC | Since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood in October 2023, Yemeni Armed Forces have downed 19 US MQ-9 Reaper drones. The US Department of Defense estimates the cost of each Reaper at approximately $33 million.
24.03.202517:34
🇾🇪 Breaking: 75% of US shipping traffic that was supposed to transit through the Red Sea has been diverted to the southern coast of Africa due to Yemeni strikes, according to US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz.
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21.03.202510:22
Alawite Sheikh Honored in Christian Church
An Alawite sheikh has been commemorated inside a Christian church, a powerful testament to interfaith respect and unity.
A Symbol of Cross-Religious Understanding – His remembrance in a Christian place of worship reflects the deep historical bonds between religious communities in Syria.
At a time of sectarian division and violence, this moment stands as a reminder of the Syria that once was—and the unity that must be preserved.
Rest In Peace
An Alawite sheikh has been commemorated inside a Christian church, a powerful testament to interfaith respect and unity.
A Symbol of Cross-Religious Understanding – His remembrance in a Christian place of worship reflects the deep historical bonds between religious communities in Syria.
At a time of sectarian division and violence, this moment stands as a reminder of the Syria that once was—and the unity that must be preserved.
Rest In Peace
21.03.202515:08
Yedioth Ahronoth: Details of the conversation between former Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the first 48 hours of the war on Gaza were revealed:
Halevi told the Israeli Cabinet:
Netanyahu, angrily yelling at Halevi after slamming the table:
Halevi:
Netanyahu:
⚜️@TheSimurgh313
Halevi told the Israeli Cabinet:
We have bombed 1,500 targets in Gaza.
Netanyahu, angrily yelling at Halevi after slamming the table:
Why only 1,500? Why not 5,000?"
Halevi:
We don’t have 5,000 approved targets; we only have 1,500.
Netanyahu:
I don’t care about the targets—destroy the houses. Bomb everything in Gaza.
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07.04.202518:28
Gaza media office: 490 children killed by Israeli forces in 20 days.
4 9 0.
K I D S.
4 9 0.
K I D S.
01.04.202511:12
"Israeli forces have been accused of executing handcuffed Palestinian medics before burying them in a mass grave underneath their crushed ambulances in southern Gaza's Rafah.
Fifteen humanitarian workers went missing last week after responding to a distress call from civilians being attacked by Israeli forces.
The workers include eight paramedics from the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), six members of the Palestinian Civil Defence search-and-rescue teams, and one UN staff member.
They were found over the weekend in a mass grave with at least around 20 multiple gunshots in each one of them, according to Mahmoud Basal, spokesperson for the Palestinian Civil Defence in Gaza.
At least one of them had their legs bound, another was decapitated and a third topless, he added.
The Palestinian health ministry said some of the bodies were found with their hands tied and with wounds in their heads and chests.
...Jonathan Whittall, head of UN's humanitarian affairs office in Palestine, said the mass grave was marked with the emergency light from one of the crushed ambulances.
The killings are the single deadliest attack on Red Cross/Red Crescent workers anywhere in the world since 2017, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
‘They were killed in their uniforms’
In a series of posts on X, Whittall explained what happened.
On 23 March, 10 PRCS and six Civil Defence first responders were dispatched to the area in Rafah where Israeli forces had advanced, to collect the wounded.
Israeli forces then struck the five ambulances and the fire truck, along with a UN vehicle that arrived later. Contact was lost with them.
The Israeli military said in an initial statement that trucks were struck because theywere being used by Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Both groups deny using ambulances for military purposes.
...The UN teams “encountered hundreds of civilians fleeing under gunfire” and “witnessed a woman shot in the back of the head”, he added.
“When a young man tried to retrieve her, he too was shot. We were able to recover her body using our UN vehicle,” he said.
...“After hours of digging, we recovered one body - a Civil Defence worker beneath his fire truck,” Whittall said.
The recovered body on Friday was that of Anwar Abdul Hamid Al-Attar, a humanitarian mission officer.
“On the first day of Eid, we returned and recovered the buried bodies of eight PRCS, six Civil Defence and one UN staff,” Whittall continued.
“They were killed in their uniforms. Driving their clearly marked vehicles. Wearing their gloves. On their way to save lives. This should never have happened.”
Israeli forces have killed at least 105 members of the Civil Defence, 27 PRCS paramedics, 284 UN agency staff and nearly 1,400 health ministry workers since the war on Gaza began in October 2023..."
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This is not a new tactic, Israel claiming ambulances were carrying Resistance fighters. Israel has made these claims since I lived in Gaza, and before.
My examples:
-Israeli Sniper Targets Uniformed Medics & Our Ambulance (during ceasefire hours): what I witnessed in eastern Jabaliya, Gaza (2009)
-Israeli army kills Palestinian medic with dart bomb (2009)
-My thread on this
-Israeli-targeted Palestinian medics continue their work, in spite of the dangers they face (2009)
*Note: Ukraine likewise targets to kill Russian medics. My report on that
Fifteen humanitarian workers went missing last week after responding to a distress call from civilians being attacked by Israeli forces.
The workers include eight paramedics from the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), six members of the Palestinian Civil Defence search-and-rescue teams, and one UN staff member.
They were found over the weekend in a mass grave with at least around 20 multiple gunshots in each one of them, according to Mahmoud Basal, spokesperson for the Palestinian Civil Defence in Gaza.
At least one of them had their legs bound, another was decapitated and a third topless, he added.
The Palestinian health ministry said some of the bodies were found with their hands tied and with wounds in their heads and chests.
...Jonathan Whittall, head of UN's humanitarian affairs office in Palestine, said the mass grave was marked with the emergency light from one of the crushed ambulances.
The killings are the single deadliest attack on Red Cross/Red Crescent workers anywhere in the world since 2017, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross.
‘They were killed in their uniforms’
In a series of posts on X, Whittall explained what happened.
On 23 March, 10 PRCS and six Civil Defence first responders were dispatched to the area in Rafah where Israeli forces had advanced, to collect the wounded.
Israeli forces then struck the five ambulances and the fire truck, along with a UN vehicle that arrived later. Contact was lost with them.
The Israeli military said in an initial statement that trucks were struck because they
Both groups deny using ambulances for military purposes.
...The UN teams “encountered hundreds of civilians fleeing under gunfire” and “witnessed a woman shot in the back of the head”, he added.
“When a young man tried to retrieve her, he too was shot. We were able to recover her body using our UN vehicle,” he said.
...“After hours of digging, we recovered one body - a Civil Defence worker beneath his fire truck,” Whittall said.
The recovered body on Friday was that of Anwar Abdul Hamid Al-Attar, a humanitarian mission officer.
“On the first day of Eid, we returned and recovered the buried bodies of eight PRCS, six Civil Defence and one UN staff,” Whittall continued.
“They were killed in their uniforms. Driving their clearly marked vehicles. Wearing their gloves. On their way to save lives. This should never have happened.”
Israeli forces have killed at least 105 members of the Civil Defence, 27 PRCS paramedics, 284 UN agency staff and nearly 1,400 health ministry workers since the war on Gaza began in October 2023..."
[MEE]
This is not a new tactic, Israel claiming ambulances were carrying Resistance fighters. Israel has made these claims since I lived in Gaza, and before.
My examples:
-Israeli Sniper Targets Uniformed Medics & Our Ambulance (during ceasefire hours): what I witnessed in eastern Jabaliya, Gaza (2009)
-Israeli army kills Palestinian medic with dart bomb (2009)
-My thread on this
-Israeli-targeted Palestinian medics continue their work, in spite of the dangers they face (2009)
*Note: Ukraine likewise targets to kill Russian medics. My report on that
12.04.202515:02
🇮🇷 Breaking: Reports from the ongoing indirect talks between Iran and the United States indicate that several key conditions have been discussed, including:
• Temporary lifting of certain sanctions
• Withdrawal of Zionist occupying forces from the Gaza Strip
• Release of frozen Iranian funds
• Removal of military threats
Despite the challenging nature of the talks, the overall atmosphere remains generally positive.
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• Temporary lifting of certain sanctions
• Withdrawal of Zionist occupying forces from the Gaza Strip
• Release of frozen Iranian funds
• Removal of military threats
Despite the challenging nature of the talks, the overall atmosphere remains generally positive.
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16.04.202517:23
✅ | West Asia for Sale?
A political and economic market is now openly operating—a disgraceful bazaar where West Asian sovereignty is being sold off piece by piece, auctioned by and for the Americans, their Israeli proxies, and the collaborating regimes of the UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia. Under the guise of diplomacy and “regional stability,” these states are advancing the long-term strategic objectives of Tel Aviv and Washington.
Qatar, under the pretext of mediation, is embedding itself deeper into Syrian, Lebanese, and Palestinian affairs. Its dealings with Hamas, coordination with the U.S. on Gaza ceasefire negotiations, and silent diplomacy with Israeli-linked channels reflect a double-faced role: broker for the oppressed, yet operator for the occupiers. In Lebanon, Qatar is offering to fund the Lebanese army and provide military vehicles under the label of “economic aid,” while quietly aligning with French-American frameworks aimed at neutralizing resistance factions.
Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, is attempting to buy influence over Syrian leadership, positioning itself for future economic entry. But Riyadh’s endgame remains unchanged: to strip Syria of its sovereignty and open its economy to Gulf-Israeli domination through post-conflict reconstruction deals, many backed by Western corporations and Israeli-linked consortiums.
Erdogan, executing his own neo-Ottoman script, has militarized Turkish economic expansion into northern Syria. Through the forced circulation of the Turkish lira and the integration of Turkish institutions, Ankara is reshaping local demographics and the economy to secure long-term control. Simultaneously, Erdogan is extending maritime influence through deals in Libya and eyeing Eastern Mediterranean gas routes—ambitions that, though cloaked in nationalist rhetoric, are ultimately aligned with broader Western energy agendas.
All of this is laying the groundwork for the full normalization of the region with Israel. The Abraham Accords were merely the opening move. Behind every “economic corridor,” “gas project,” and “development” plan lies the blueprint of a Greater Israel—where resistance is dismantled, Palestine pacified, and West Asian autonomy auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Yet the region is not asleep. Resistance is not dead—it is adapting. In Syria, new paramilitary formations outside state control are taking shape. In Iraq, Islamic Resistance forces continue to target U.S. bases and supply routes. In Azerbaijan and even within Turkey, where state narratives once drowned dissent, underground resistance voices are gaining traction—particularly among youth who now see through the illusions of imperialism and betrayal.
The question remains: if this region is to fall, will it collapse in submission or fall fighting? The Axis of Resistance has made its choice. Better to fall as martyrs than live beneath the boots of Americans and the shadow of Zionist control.
🔹@enemywatch
A political and economic market is now openly operating—a disgraceful bazaar where West Asian sovereignty is being sold off piece by piece, auctioned by and for the Americans, their Israeli proxies, and the collaborating regimes of the UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia. Under the guise of diplomacy and “regional stability,” these states are advancing the long-term strategic objectives of Tel Aviv and Washington.
Qatar, under the pretext of mediation, is embedding itself deeper into Syrian, Lebanese, and Palestinian affairs. Its dealings with Hamas, coordination with the U.S. on Gaza ceasefire negotiations, and silent diplomacy with Israeli-linked channels reflect a double-faced role: broker for the oppressed, yet operator for the occupiers. In Lebanon, Qatar is offering to fund the Lebanese army and provide military vehicles under the label of “economic aid,” while quietly aligning with French-American frameworks aimed at neutralizing resistance factions.
Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, is attempting to buy influence over Syrian leadership, positioning itself for future economic entry. But Riyadh’s endgame remains unchanged: to strip Syria of its sovereignty and open its economy to Gulf-Israeli domination through post-conflict reconstruction deals, many backed by Western corporations and Israeli-linked consortiums.
Erdogan, executing his own neo-Ottoman script, has militarized Turkish economic expansion into northern Syria. Through the forced circulation of the Turkish lira and the integration of Turkish institutions, Ankara is reshaping local demographics and the economy to secure long-term control. Simultaneously, Erdogan is extending maritime influence through deals in Libya and eyeing Eastern Mediterranean gas routes—ambitions that, though cloaked in nationalist rhetoric, are ultimately aligned with broader Western energy agendas.
All of this is laying the groundwork for the full normalization of the region with Israel. The Abraham Accords were merely the opening move. Behind every “economic corridor,” “gas project,” and “development” plan lies the blueprint of a Greater Israel—where resistance is dismantled, Palestine pacified, and West Asian autonomy auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Yet the region is not asleep. Resistance is not dead—it is adapting. In Syria, new paramilitary formations outside state control are taking shape. In Iraq, Islamic Resistance forces continue to target U.S. bases and supply routes. In Azerbaijan and even within Turkey, where state narratives once drowned dissent, underground resistance voices are gaining traction—particularly among youth who now see through the illusions of imperialism and betrayal.
The question remains: if this region is to fall, will it collapse in submission or fall fighting? The Axis of Resistance has made its choice. Better to fall as martyrs than live beneath the boots of Americans and the shadow of Zionist control.
🔹@enemywatch
31.03.202517:26
Jableh Abduction | Husband Appeals for Help After Wife's Kidnapping
Good evening. Today is February 2, 2021 — March 3, 2025. My wife has gone missing.
She was kidnapped from the Jableh Al-Jadeed bus station, and we have since lost all contact. Based on the information we’ve received, she may be in the city of Idlib.
Her name is Bishra Yassine Mfarij. She is the mother of two children—one of whom is battling cancer.
I am urgently calling on all Syrian and international organizations, as well as the relevant authorities, to assist in locating her and bringing her home safely.
Please, support and share this message. Your help means everything.
Good evening. Today is February 2, 2021 — March 3, 2025. My wife has gone missing.
She was kidnapped from the Jableh Al-Jadeed bus station, and we have since lost all contact. Based on the information we’ve received, she may be in the city of Idlib.
Her name is Bishra Yassine Mfarij. She is the mother of two children—one of whom is battling cancer.
I am urgently calling on all Syrian and international organizations, as well as the relevant authorities, to assist in locating her and bringing her home safely.
Please, support and share this message. Your help means everything.
18.04.202517:53
🟡 Breaking: Hezbollah's Head Shaykh Naim Qassim (H) is speaking now:
• The ceasefire agreement is the result of the resistance’s steadfastness. Had it not been for this resistance, the agreement would not have been in place during the aggression.
• All the world today says the resistance and the Lebanese state have adhered to the agreement, while Israel has not adhered to it.
• The resistance has adhered to the agreement, and the Lebanese state can stand before the entire world and say it has fully adhered to the agreement.
• The resistance has adhered to the agreement, and the Lebanese state can stand before the entire world and say it has fully adhered to the agreement.
• Israel’s talk of disarming the resistance aims to weaken Lebanon and occupy it within the framework of its expansionist project.
• Hezbollah fully implemented the agreement, but Israel did not comply.
• After the agreement, Israel no longer has an excuse, yet it continues to attack daily—its attacks have reached 2,700.
• Are you asking us to reach a point of weakness that would allow Israel to invade all of Lebanon? That will not happen.
• Israel’s talk of disarming the resistance aims to weaken and occupy Lebanon as part of its expansionist project.
• As long as the resistance exists and will remain, the national army, the Lebanese people, and their public cannot achieve their goals.
• The opportunity we give to diplomacy is not unlimited.
• We have options, we fear nothing, and if the aggression continues, you will see what we decide in due course.
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• The ceasefire agreement is the result of the resistance’s steadfastness. Had it not been for this resistance, the agreement would not have been in place during the aggression.
• All the world today says the resistance and the Lebanese state have adhered to the agreement, while Israel has not adhered to it.
• The resistance has adhered to the agreement, and the Lebanese state can stand before the entire world and say it has fully adhered to the agreement.
• The resistance has adhered to the agreement, and the Lebanese state can stand before the entire world and say it has fully adhered to the agreement.
• Israel’s talk of disarming the resistance aims to weaken Lebanon and occupy it within the framework of its expansionist project.
• Hezbollah fully implemented the agreement, but Israel did not comply.
• After the agreement, Israel no longer has an excuse, yet it continues to attack daily—its attacks have reached 2,700.
• Are you asking us to reach a point of weakness that would allow Israel to invade all of Lebanon? That will not happen.
• Israel’s talk of disarming the resistance aims to weaken and occupy Lebanon as part of its expansionist project.
• As long as the resistance exists and will remain, the national army, the Lebanese people, and their public cannot achieve their goals.
• The opportunity we give to diplomacy is not unlimited.
• We have options, we fear nothing, and if the aggression continues, you will see what we decide in due course.
🔹@enemywatch
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Basira Press
22.03.202511:25
🔴 Hezbollah has not taken responsibility for the rockets allegedly fired at Metulla.
Hezbollah doesn't hide its actions and takes responsibility openly for it.
It is not sure who fired it, or if there were any rockets launched at all (false alarm of their faulty, oversensitive detection mechanisms).
Similar to how the bombing of Majdal Shams could have only been caused by an "israeli" missile, such as an Iron Dome interceptor. It was falsely blamed on Hezbollah.
Additionally, the Zionists have been violating the ceasefire since its start and constantly bomb Lebanon without pretext anyway. The resistance has the right to retaliate, to liberate what still remains occupied, and re-establish deterrence. Eventually, their patience will run out. "israel" is an occupying entity and everything within it is legitimate targets (except for children).
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Hezbollah doesn't hide its actions and takes responsibility openly for it.
It is not sure who fired it, or if there were any rockets launched at all (false alarm of their faulty, oversensitive detection mechanisms).
Similar to how the bombing of Majdal Shams could have only been caused by an "israeli" missile, such as an Iron Dome interceptor. It was falsely blamed on Hezbollah.
Additionally, the Zionists have been violating the ceasefire since its start and constantly bomb Lebanon without pretext anyway. The resistance has the right to retaliate, to liberate what still remains occupied, and re-establish deterrence. Eventually, their patience will run out. "israel" is an occupying entity and everything within it is legitimate targets (except for children).
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17.04.202517:23
Over 130 International Students Sue Trump Administration Over Revoked Visas
More than 130 international students have joined a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s cancellation of their student visas. According to court documents seen by AFP, the federal lawsuit was filed in Georgia against Attorney General Pam Bondi, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and ICE Director Todd Lyons.
The complaint claims that US immigration authorities “suddenly and unlawfully” terminated the students’ legal status via a special registration database, despite their visas being fully valid. Some were even falsely listed as having criminal records.
The students argue that losing their status prevents them from continuing their education, maintaining employment, and has left them at risk of detention and deportation. The lawsuit demands restoration of their legal status.
Among the plaintiffs—whose identities are protected for fear of retaliation—are nationals from India, China, and Colombia.
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More than 130 international students have joined a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s cancellation of their student visas. According to court documents seen by AFP, the federal lawsuit was filed in Georgia against Attorney General Pam Bondi, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and ICE Director Todd Lyons.
The complaint claims that US immigration authorities “suddenly and unlawfully” terminated the students’ legal status via a special registration database, despite their visas being fully valid. Some were even falsely listed as having criminal records.
The students argue that losing their status prevents them from continuing their education, maintaining employment, and has left them at risk of detention and deportation. The lawsuit demands restoration of their legal status.
Among the plaintiffs—whose identities are protected for fear of retaliation—are nationals from India, China, and Colombia.
(Photo:Web)
