عاجل مراسل الميادين في جنوب لبنان :
ركة أمل نفذت عدداً من العمليات العسكرية ضد مواقع ونقاط للاحتلال في الساعات الماضية..

The leader of the 300,000 fighters of the Iraqi Popular Mobilisation Forces says the US will be punished for its air strikes on Iraq

Falih al-Fayyadh calls for the first time for the expulsion of US forces from Iraq.

The current behaviour of the US government towards the Middle East seems to be backfiring and the US continues to fall into the trap of angering the people

The US has made Iraq furious

Iraq has suspended the export of subsidised oil to Jordan for its participation in air strikes on Iraqi soil, although Jordan has denied its involvement

The Iraqi Prime Minister also called for three days of mourning for the victims of the US air strikes

Experts believe that the US is creating a Benghazi scenario for itself in Iraq

This is not an earthquake

This is Israel genocidal war against Gaza

A little girl was killed just moments ago, as the israeli occupation forces targeted a kindergarten in Rafah City, where displaced families had sought refuge !

The immense scale of destruction in #Gaza from the Israeli army's genocidal war is terrifying!

Note : The loud sound in the video is from Israeli surveillance drones, which have not left the skies of Gaza for the past 18 years

GAZA 2024

Genocide in front of our eyes

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He doesn’t look like a “terrorist”

A freedom fighter from the land of the brave

BREAKING| Lebanese press: Israeli artillery shells in the vicinity of the funeral of two individuals, who were killed by Israel's strikes, in Blida in southern Lebanon.

⚡ An Israeli airstrike on a house in the town of Blida, southern Lebanon.

Rahaf was excited to finish her senior year of high school.

2 of her teachers have been killed and the majority of universities were bombed by the Israeli aggression.

Now she holds on to her school bag, hoping for the day she will be able to go back to school.

9 of 10 people in Gaza eat less than 1 meal per day.

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Day 121 | During the past 24 hours:

• 14 massacres committed by the Israeli occupation

• 127 people killed

• 178 injured

An Israeli soldier called Yosee Gamzoo has published a picture of him torturing a man inside a school in Al Rimal neighborhood in Gaza.

The child "Elias" is training to walk after his foot was amputated as a result of the occupation bombing of his family's home in Gaza.
⁧#خبرني⁩ ⁧#غزة⁩

The blood of casualties & wounded palestinians on the Holy Qur’an due to Zionist strikes today in Deir Al Balah.

كتائب شهداء الأقصى : يخوض مقاتلينا اشتباكات ضارية بالأسلحة الرشاشة و المناسبة مع جنود العدو الصهيوني وآلياته في محور التقدم غرب مدينة غزة.

#طوفان_الأقصى

Hamas: we want an end to hostilities and a lasting peace, with Palestinian self-determination at the centre of this and all hostages released by both sides

Israel: we will temporarily pause the genocide and keep most hostages and deny you a state but we want our hostages back

Hamas: no we want a lasting resolution

Israel: no

Paid Zionists on Twitter: see, Hamas doesn’t want a ceasefire

These fuckers are so full of shit it’s starting to stink this whole platform out

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HAMAS CHARTER - WHAT DOES IT SAY ABOUT HAMAS' GENOCIDE OF JEWISH PEOPLE? THIS THREAD EXPOSES THE TRUTH

We repeatedly heard from the media and Zionists that Hamas has unequivocally declared its intention to exterminate all Jews—an idea abhorrent to any sane individual.

However, after the lies and propaganda exposed about Oct 7, it became imperative to scrutinize the charter and the veracity of these claims.

To my shock, the 1988 charter, the updated 2017 charter, and the recent small book all state the opposite. They envision a land where Jews, Muslims, Christians, and people of other faiths or no faith live in peace, harmony, and safety.

Let’s look at the evidence.

Article 6 of the 1988 Hamas charter is very clear that people of all religions can coexist under the leadership of Hamas.

“Followers of all religions can coexist in security and safety where their lives, possessions and rights are concerned.“

Article 6 of the 1988 Hamas charter clearly states that people of all religions can coexist under the leadership of the Hamas.

They clearly want this to be under their leadership in a state that is Islamic. But how is that any different from the world asking and clamoring for a Jewish state?

The hypocrisy of people stating a Jewish state is a necessity while presenting a state based on Islam as abhorrent is evident.

Compare this to the charter of Netanyahu’s Likud government, which aims to have complete control over the entirety of the land.

If you were to use their argument against Hamas, claiming that they want complete control of the land, and that automatically implies a desire to kill all Jews, then this means the Likud charter is essentially asking to kill all Muslims:

“Between the sea and the Jordan river there will only be Israeli sovereignty”

You basically can’t have it both ways; either both charters are asking for genocide, or neither charter is. The difference is the Hamas has clearly stated they want peaceful co-existence between all religions.

Article 31 of the 1988 Hamas charter goes one step further by specifying that Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are religions that will coexist in peace and tranquility.

“Under the wing of Islam, it is possible for the followers of the three religions - Islam, Christianity and Judaism - to coexist in peace and quiet with each other.“

Could someone please explain how followers of Judaism will experience peace and tranquility if the Hamas seeks to eradicate all Jews?

In reality, none of their charters make the claim that they want to kill all Jews. In fact, quite the opposite is true; they aspire to live in harmony with Jews and other religions.

Now, the charter contains an eschatological narration. There are a few points worth noting: in Islamic hermeneutics, narrations not found in the Quran represent probabilistic knowledge subject to a methodological authentication process to determine their authenticity. Even if deemed authentic through this process, they are never considered certain knowledge. This particular narration is not found in the Quran.

Furthermore, this is an eschatological narration, meaning it predicts future events rather than issuing legal rulings or calls to arms. Thus, claiming that the use of this narration incites violence is simply ridiculous.

To illustrate, We will provide a couple of examples of eschatological narrations from Judaism, highlighting that all major religions feature these types of narratives.

Here is a text from the Talmud in Simeon Haddarsen, fol. 56-D:

“When the Messiah comes every Jew will have 2800 slaves.”

And

“for once the Messiah comes, all the nations will be subservient to the Jewish people, and they will help them prepare whatever is needed for Shabbat.”

The intention isn't to target Judaism, and there are certainly more problematic narratives than the ones I mentioned above. The aim is to highlight that eschatological narratives should not be interpreted as calls to arms in current times, irrespective of the religion.

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