🚩 | 28th Rajab marks one of the most stirring days in the history of humanity—the day when Imam Husayn (A) left Medina and began his historical revolution to protect Islam and humanity from Ummayad led Imperialism. When Muawiyah died, his accursed son Yazid demanded the baiyah (allegiance) of Imam Husayn (A). When Yazid’s campaign extended beyond Syria, instructions were sent to the Governor of Medina, Walid ibn Aqba ibn Abu Sufyan, to secure the baiyat of Imam Husayn (A). Some historians even state that Yazid ordered Walid to kill Imam Husayn (A) and send his head to Syria if he refused the baiyah.

Walid invited Imam Husayn (A) to his court, presented Yazid’s orders, and demanded his baiyah. In response, Imam Husayn (A) firmly declared, “A person like me would never accept the baiyat of a person like Yazid.” This statement became a timeless guideline for all future generations, symbolizing the rejection of tyranny and oppression in all situation if someone follows the path of Quran.

One of Walid’s advisors, Marwan bin Hakm, urged him to kill Imam Husayn (A) immediately. However, Imam Husayn (A), accompanied by members of Bani Hashim under the leadership of Hazrat Abbas (A), safely left the court.

As events unfolded, it became evident that Yazid was determined to either obtain the baiyat of Imam Husayn (A) or have him killed. Considering the sanctity of Medina and the salvation of Islam, Imam Husayn (A) decided to leave Medina and head toward Iraq. On the 28th of Rajab, he prepared a caravan of his family members and trusted companions and began his journey, setting the stage for the greatest sacrifice in the history of Islam.

Imam Husayn (A) lived under the oppressive rule of Muawiyah and later Yazid, who sought to obliterate the name of Imam Ali (A) and the Ahlul Bayt (A). Religious laws had lost their value under the Umayyad regime, replaced by oppressive measures to consolidate Yazid’s power. Yazid, notorious for his corruption and impiety, sought allegiance from Imam Husayn (A) to legitimize his rule.

Imam Husayn (A), however, understood that Yazid’s rule would bring ruin to Islam. His refusal to give allegiance was a bold rejection of tyranny. In the Islamic tradition, allegiance carries authority only when given freely, not through force. Imam Husayn (A)’s stance became a timeless lesson that dignity and truth must never bow to oppression.

Imam Husayn (A)’s stand introduced the concept of martyrdom as a divine testimony against injustice. His sacrifice at Karbala demonstrated that to live for truth and die for righteousness is the ultimate form of resistance. This philosophy has been deeply ingrained in Shiite ideology and has inspired generations to stand against tyranny.

Imam Husayn (A) continues to inspire movements of resistance worldwide, and his sacrifice is upheld by the Axis of Resistance today as the ultimate symbol of dignity, freedom, and justice. As they confront modern-day tyrants and oppressors—terrorists in Syria, enemies of Islam, and those who desecrate the legacy of Prophet Muhammad (S)—they stand on the principles laid down by Imam Husayn (A). Every moment in time, every struggle for justice, and every battle against oppression belongs to Husayn (A). It is because of Husayn (A) that Islam has survived and retained its dignity.

Imam Husayn (A)’s legacy of standing against tyranny inspired Imam Khomeini (r) and many in Palestine and Lebanon. Imam Khomeini (r) often invoked the spirit of Karbala, saying, “Everything we have is from Ashura.” It was his undying resolve that became the beacon for the oppressed to rise against imperialists and tyrants, proving that a small group of righteous individuals can defeat the greatest forces of oppression.

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Imam Husayn (A)’s revolution is timeless. It was not merely a confrontation with Yazid but a universal call for resistance to rise against injustice, tyranny, and moral corruption. To rise against America, to rise against greater israel, to rise against satanism...

Neither Yazid nor his father, nor their modern-day counterparts like Julani, Trump, Jewish deep states, Freemasons, Satanic cults, Saudis, Netanyahu, or Modi or Erdogan, could ever extinguish the light of Imam Husayn (A). His sacrifice remains the foundation of Islam’s survival and dignity. It is Husayn (A) alone who belongs to creation, while his enemies and oppressors fade into obscurity.

Peace be upon Husayn (A), his children, his parents, his grandfather and companions!

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🇵🇸 Report | Updates from the West Bank:

Injuries reported due to occupation forces’ attacks on Palestinians in various areas, including Al-Funduq village east of Qalqilya, Dura south of Al-Khalil, and Jenin.

Tulkarem:
• For the second consecutive day, the IOF continues its aggression.
• Journalist Nagham Al-Zayit was injured by shrapnel from IOF gunfire near Tulkarem Camp.
• The Palestinian Red Crescent reported the detention of a wounded individual and paramedics outside Thabet Thabet Hospital.
• Several injuries by IOF gunfire were reported, including a child.
• The IOF blew up the house of Hekmat Balawneh, a wanted individual, in Tulkarem Camp.
• The forces obstructed ambulances, bulldozed infrastructure, destroyed commercial shops, and raided homes in Tulkarem City.
• Significant destruction occurred in the Al-Balawneh neighborhood, with shops and homes heavily damaged.
• Families were evacuated from the Al-Matar neighborhood and Marba’at Hanoun, with instructions to return after a week.
• Several buildings in Al-Shuhada and Al-Hamam neighborhoods were seized and turned into military outposts, displacing residents.
• Clashes are ongoing between resistance groups and occupation forces.

Jenin:
• A young man was arrested by the IOF after being targeted by an Israeli drone at the Cinema Roundabout. Ambulances were searched and obstructed.
• 31 homes were destroyed in Jenin Camp, with the aggression now entering its eighth day.
• Clashes continue between resistance fighters and occupation forces.

Al-Khalil:
• Two people were wounded by IOF gunfire during confrontations in the Al-Fawwar area.
• A young man was detained, attacked, and abused by the IOF in the center of Dura City.

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🇵🇸 Breaking | Horrifying account from northern Gaza:

A displaced man shared a chilling story about a Palestinian newborn who was separated from his parents during an Israeli attack on Al-Rafei School in the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza. The school was sheltering displaced civilians during the Israeli genocide that lasted for 15 months.

The child turned one year old away from his family, having been raised by a man who found him after the attack. The child and his new guardian were forcibly displaced to the southern Gaza Strip.

Estimates suggest that around 8,000 to 10,000 children are in similar situations, living with unknown Palestinians caretakers, with no way of finding their parents, whether alive or martyred.

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🇮🇷 Report | Iran’s State Broadcasting Authority correspondent detained in Israel:

Peyman Jebelli, head of Iran’s State Broadcasting Authority, confirmed that one of its correspondents, who had been reporting from Gaza, has been arrested and detained in Israel. The information was not initially published due to a request from the journalist’s family.

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🇹🇷: 🇮🇶 | Turkey Faces Rising Challenges as French and American Activity Escalates in Syria: Boomerang hit ahead... (1/2):

Turkey is facing increasing challenges on multiple fronts, with significant concerns about the rising activity of France and the United States in northern Syria. While pro-Turkish proxies struggle to break through the defenses of the Tishreen Dam, Ankara is wary of the growing French and American involvement. Paris has already emphasized the importance of protecting the Kurds of Syria, signaling its willingness to enhance its role within the international coalition against ISIS. There are rumors that France may take a more prominent role, especially if Trump decides to pull out of Syria.

In response, Hakan Fidan, Turkey’s intelligence chief, condemned France’s position, showing Turkey’s deep unease about the growing Western interest in Rojava. Germany and Britain also maintain pro-Kurdish stances, with Berlin frequently voicing its concern over the protection of Kurds, calling them “the main minority” in Syria. The clash between Turkey and these EU powers is not only about geopolitical influence but also about control over hydrocarbons in the region.

The PKK-linked Kurdish forces have taken control of large parts of northeastern Syria, where they have seized valuable oil fields. This has prompted the French to push for protection of the SDF, ensuring the Kurdish forces’ safety. Meanwhile, France and Germany seek to secure alternative hydrocarbon sources to reduce dependency on Russia, even as the EU gradually shifts toward green energy.

Another area of tension between Turkey and France is the Alawite regions of Latakia, where the local population has called for international protection against Tahrir al-Sham militants. Despite Hakan Fidan’s claims that Turkey is ready to protect the Alawites, any military intervention in Latakia remains speculative for now. The region’s gas reserves are of immense strategic value, particularly in the Levantine Basin, which extends from the coastal areas of Palestine and Lebanon to Syria’s Latakia.

On the ground, Turkey is also dealing with internal conflicts within its pro-Turkish forces in Syria. The SNA has been struggling with morale issues and interethnic disputes between the Turkomans and Arabs within the groups. This internal disunity is exacerbated by the fact that the Turkomans hold most of the leadership positions within the SNA, causing discontent among the Arab majority. There are also divisions among the Turkoman factions, with the Hamza Division and Suleyman Shah Brigade enjoying support from Devlet Bahceli, Erdogan’s key ally.

The SDF, capitalizing on these difficulties, is launching a counter-offensive. This includes international visits by Kurdish autonomy leaders aimed at garnering military and political support for the PKK and pushing for federal autonomy within Syria. As the situation worsens, Damascus finds itself at a crossroads, with Erdogan pressuring Syria to attack the SDF, while Tahrir al-Sham remains hesitant about such actions. The PKK is keenly aware of these dynamics and is exploiting the uncertainty and hesitation among both Tahrir al-Sham and Turkey, knowing that further action against the Kurds could result in additional sanctions for Turkey. (as reported by Mr. Damir).

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Escalating Turkish massacre Offensives in Northern and Eastern Syria: A Humanitarian Crisis at Tishreen Dam and Beyond:

Over the past month, the Turkish regime has escalated its attacks on northern and eastern Syria, particularly targeting the Tishreen Dam area, a crucial infrastructure for the local Kurdish population. Since January 14, Turkish forces have intensified their military campaign, causing severe hardship for over 100 Kurdish villages, which are now under siege-like conditions due to ongoing bombardments. The local residents, facing a lack of basic supplies such as electricity, are enduring harsh conditions as Turkish airstrikes have repeatedly targeted civilian areas.

The Turkish airstrikes began with two raids on January 14, which targeted the Suwayda countryside, hitting two houses in the village of Al-Shaab, located on the border with Jordan. As the Turkish occupation forces continued their campaign, they focused on bombarding the Tishreen Dam, with multiple strikes in mid-January. On January 13 and 14, Turkish warplanes targeted residential areas in Zergan city, Sarrin city, and Kobani, with multiple bombs causing extensive damage. Civilians in these areas were caught in the crossfire, with several casualties, including the bombing of Sarrin city on January 15. These attacks, particularly near the Tishreen Dam, have placed local residents at grave risk as they continue to guard the dam in hopes of preventing further destruction.

The attacks escalated in mid-January, as Turkish warplanes bombed the vicinity of the Tishreen Dam on January 16, striking within 300 meters of the dam’s structure. Civilians who were on their way to relieve fellow guards were targeted, resulting in six martyrs and numerous injuries. Turkish forces and affiliated mercenaries have continued their brutal tactics, kidnapping seven civilians from the village of al-Niryabiyeh in the Afrin region, assaulting elderly individuals, and looting homes. On the same day, more bombings targeted civilians in the Tishreen Dam area, and two innocent women were murdered while a child sustained injuries.

The situation worsened in late January, with Turkey intensifying its bombardments across various regions. On January 16, the Turkish forces bombed the Tishreen Dam twice and targeted the Sulaymaniyah district in the Hawler area, where they killed six unarmed civilians and injured 41 others. On January 17, eight martyrs and 55 injuries were reported, as Turkish forces also bombed Sarrin villages, killing several civilians. The following day, on January 18, Turkey continued its airstrikes, targeting Ain Issa, Al Hisha village, and villages in the southern Kobani region, including a raid on Serekaniye that resulted in 100 Kurdish civilians being kidnapped. The damage continued to mount as Turkish warplanes bombed the Tishreen Dam again, killing four and injuring at least 15 others, some of whom later succumbed to their injuries.

Turkey’s bombardment campaign persisted on January 20 and 21, with strikes on the Tishreen Dam causing more casualties, including one fatality and 20 injuries. The next day, January 22, Turkey bombed Sarrin and Zarkan again, with further attacks on the Tishreen Dam. Throughout this period, civilians in these regions were subjected to regular bombardment, leaving them in constant fear for their lives. On January 24, Turkish forces targeted villages in the Jazera and Euphrates Cantons, hitting villages in the Girê Spî region with heavy artillery, while also shelling the Rabi’at and Khirbet Al-Sha’ir villages in Zirgjan. On January 25, Turkish airstrikes once again targeted the Tishreen Dam and Kobani, intensifying the destruction and further worsening the situation for local civilians.

As the end of January approached, Turkey’s military actions continued unabated. On January 27, Turkish forces bombarded Zarghan, Jazera, and Duhok, killing a couple in the Al Jamas village, followed by artillery shelling in the Euphrates Canton.

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By January 28, the Turkish regime had launched airstrikes on the Tishreen Dam vicinity once more, killing three people and injuring several others. These attacks have prompted continuous protests from the local population, who are standing in defiance against the Turkish occupation. On January 29, the situation remained dire, with Turkish warplanes bombing the Tishreen Dam once again, as well as villages in Zarghan and Al Jazera.



Turkish military has escalated its offensive in northern and eastern Syria, particularly targeting Kurdish areas such as the Tishreen Dam region. The bombardments have resulted in a significant loss of civilian life and widespread destruction, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in these regions. The ongoing violence, along with Turkey’s aggressive tactics, has sparked international condemnation, with many fearing that the Turkish regime’s actions could lead to further destabilization in Syria and the surrounding regions. The desperation of the Turkish regime is becoming more apparent as its people lose faith. The loss of Erdoğan in local elections shows that his rule may not last long. Turkey’s direct complicity in the Gaza genocide and the exposure of private trade deals between Erdoğan’s family and Israel are significant blows to his credibility. As new opponents rise in the coming months, especially with the approach of upcoming elections, Erdoğan may resort to cunning tactics or even assassination plots to maintain his autocratic grip on power.
This is what the greatest Islamic nation is doing in the guise of global propaganda and false support of its colonial leadership!

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🟨 Breaking | Hezbollah's statement: A statement from the head of the Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc, MP Haj Mohammad Raad, regarding the Zionist aggression on Nabatiyeh al-Fawqa and Zawtarah yesterday:

In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

The treacherous and condemned Zionist aggression on the towns of Nabatiyeh al-Fawqa and Zawtarah in the southern region last night is yet another example of the constant and ongoing threat posed by the Israeli entity against our people, our country, and the security and stability of the peoples and nations of our entire region. The international community’s persistent disregard for the violations and attacks by this occupying entity has led it to become emboldened, engaging in bullying and lawlessness, violating all international and humanitarian laws and norms. This reality confirms and strengthens our conviction, and the conviction of all free peoples in the world, that we have a legitimate right to take on the national and moral responsibility of resisting the aggressions and confronting the aggressors.

The right of our people in Lebanon to confront the occupation and Israeli aggression is a legitimate and sacred right, exercised at the time and place that they deem appropriate to thwart the enemy’s objectives and safeguard Lebanon’s security, sovereignty, and interests. It is only natural that the determination of our resistant people be combined with the efforts of the state and its relevant institutions as they take on their duties to protect the people and the country. This is what we aspire to in Lebanon, and we call for it with anticipation, hope, and realism.

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🇱🇧 Breaking | Updates from Maroun al-Ras and Houla of Lebanon:

Al-Mayadeen correspondent reports from Maroun al-Ras that residents have managed to enter the town through bypass roads, despite the presence of occupation forces at the northern entrance.

Citizens of Maroun al-Ras stated, “Our return is our decision, and we want to liberate our land with stones and boiling oil, just as we did in the eighties.”

Meanwhile, in Houla, the occupation forces are dredging the artesian well and constructing earthen barriers.

In Taloussa, an Israeli helicopter dropped three explosive bombs, injuring one person and damaging a bulldozer and truck.

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☑️ Searching for those fraudulent Salafi-Zionists who claimed that Iran is assisting Israel to speak about the Israeli invasion of Syria.

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🇵🇸 Report | Palestinian citizens discovered severed heads hidden in barrels upon returning to areas previously used as settlements by Israeli occupation forces in central Gaza.

As seen in the video, the remains of the heads have significantly decomposed, bearing witness to the horrific nature of the crimes committed by the Israeli occupation while invading these areas.

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🇵🇸 Breaking | Bodies of martyrs recovered in Al-Nuseirat camp:

The bodies of martyrs were recovered from northern Al-Nuseirat camp in central Gaza yesterday. They had been martyred at the beginning of the war.

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🏴‍☠️Breaking | Haaretz analyst on Trump’s proposal to deport Gazans:

Jackie Khoury, an analyst for Haaretz, commented on Trump’s proposal to deport Gazans to Egypt and Jordan, stating that images from the Netzarim corridor show hundreds of thousands of Palestinians returning to northern Gaza, despite the massive destruction. This proves that they are not a people seeking to flee, but rather a people determined to live on their land with dignity, like any citizen in a sovereign state.

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🇵🇸 Breaking | Body of martyr recovered in Rafah:

The body of Mahmoud Ashraf Zaqout was retrieved six months after his martyrdom in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip.

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🇵🇸 Report | Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades operation in Tulkarm:

Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades released footage showing its fighters targeting two military bulldozers and engaging in clashes with Zionist enemy forces in Tulkarm camp.

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🟥 27-29 Jan | West Bank — Fierce clashes between Palestinian resistance and occupation forces:

• Saraya Al-Quds – Tulkarm Battalion: Fighters in Tulkarm Camp discovered a special Zionist force in the Rabaya axis and targeted it with heavy gunfire.

• Saraya Al-Quds – Jenin Battalion: A Sejil-type guided explosive device was detonated in a gathering of enemy soldiers and military vehicles, causing confirmed injuries.

• Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades – Jenin: Fighters are engaged in fierce clashes with occupation forces at Al-Hamama Roundabout, using machine guns.

• Saraya Al-Quds – Jenin Battalion: A series of explosive devices were detonated in the Mahib axis, causing confirmed casualties.

• Al-Quds Brigades – Tulkarm: Resistance fighters have been battling occupation forces for hours across multiple fronts in Tulkarm Camp, inflicting confirmed casualties.

• Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades – Tulkarm: After restoring contact with a combat formation, fighters confirmed they had set up multiple ambushes at dawn alongside Qassam and Al-Quds Brigades, targeting invading forces with gunfire and explosives, causing direct hits.

• Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades – Jenin & Tulkarm: Fighters continue to confront the Zionist military operation in Jenin and Tulkarm, engaging in intense battles, using gunfire and explosive devices, and achieving direct hits on enemy soldiers and vehicles.

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