#BREAKING
🏳️❌🇧🇫 — JNIM launches a series of attacks targeting Burkinabe forces, dozens killed.

➡️ In Segidougou, Banfoura region in south-western Burkina Faso, 20 soldiers were killed and large amounts of weapons captured.

➡️ In Fafanfouyl, Kaya region in northern Burkina Faso, 17 soldiers were killed and 17 rifles captured.

➡️ In Yamba, Fada Ngourma region in eastern Burkina Faso 12 gendarmes were killed and some vehicles captured.

➡️ Additionally 3 more bases were attacked in Koulpelogo and Kaya states, with unknown casualties

⚡️🇵🇸🇵🇸 - ... Like i predicted months ago, Iranian-smuggled/captured PA RPG's in the hands of the West Bank Factions.

Image [taken yesterday] displays Unit of the Saraya AlQuds (PIJ), Jenin Battalion armed with:

» "PKM" Machine Gun.
» silenced "Colt 653" Rifle.
» "Type-69" Grenade Launcher armed with "PG7-V" Projectile.

🇷🇸⚡️ Over 500,000 people have gathered in Belgrade, Serbia, demanding the resignation of President Aleksandar Vučić.

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🧑‍🎓❌✝️⁉️ NEW: A report from the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) claims the powerful phrase "Christ is King" has been "hijacked" by online extremists and is now being labeled as antisemitic.

➡️ The phrase, traditionally a powerful declaration of faith to Jesus Christ himself, has now been labeled "hateful" and "antisemitic," with the report using the argument that many "far-right influencers" are using the term to spread extreme narratives.

➡️ The report states that nearly 10% of posts mentioning "Christ is King" during its peak in March-April 2024 contained "antisemitic" content. If you look at their graph, you'll see that while Muslims are not near that in the same period, outside of it, they are listed just below, with their mentions sometimes slightly lower and, at other times, even higher.

➡️ They essentially conclude that the phrase is used to "manipulate well-meaning faithful Christians into having their beliefs tethered to psychopaths."

📝It's important to note that the claim of it being "hateful" and "antisemitic" stems largely from its use by controversial figures with extreme views. Additionally, not all posts in the survey are "hateful"; many merely include the phrase "Christ is King."

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🇺🇸🇮🇱❌🇮🇷🇾🇪 — U.S president Donald Trump threatens Iran if they don't stop supporting Houthis and says hell will rain on Houthis
in case they don't stop the attacks.