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[Games, Julani’s Fall, and the Rebirth of ISIS:] (2/2):

The Naim tribe now claims they have driven out Turkish proxies and taken full control of the town. The conflict, driven by disputes over local governance and resources, escalated into urban warfare involving RPGs, artillery, and armored vehicles. SNA reinforcements were rushed in, while the Naim received backing from allied tribes. HTS-linked units from the so-called Defense Ministry also sent military convoys into the area, signaling how deep the fragmentation has become.

Syria’s battleground is no longer a map of regime versus rebels. It is now a shattered mirror, reflecting the ambitions of every foreign intelligence agency and every local warlord, while the people continue to pay the cost.

HTS terrorists are now visibly alarmed, fearing that the Americans have finally pulled the plug. Their rivals are attacking prisons, ambushing units, and exploiting visible fractures. In Aleppo’s Tal Hadya, initial reports of an ISIS cell raid quickly unraveled. The fighters weren’t ISIS at all, but Uzbek HTS defectors rejecting Julani’s leadership. Internal HTS divisions are deepening, particularly among non-Arab fighters who never saw ISIS as enemies in the first place. Some were found in possession of General Security uniforms, indicating either infiltration or high-level betrayal.

The chaos is not limited to Aleppo. In Al-Basra, Lattakia, two members of HTS so called-General Security were wounded in an assault carried out by a rival HTS faction. Internal vendettas are surfacing as power struggles escalate. The fractures are real and growing.

Meanwhile, the UN, through envoy Geir Pedersen, delivered its usual round of warnings to the Security Council. He reported ongoing shelling in Sweida, attacks near the presidential palace, and rising anxiety among the Alawite communities on the coast. But behind the speeches, no real international support exists for stabilizing Syria. Sanctions remain in place, leaving the so-called “transitional phase” in limbo.

Across the countryside, old and new factions are declaring war on Julani. Saraya Ansar al-Sunnah, an Mossad fed group ideologically aligned with ISIS 2.0 but not yet formally pledged, has declared Julani an apostate and started an open rebellion. These are not empty threats. The group appears to be gaining ground, and their language mirrors the calls made by ISIS leaflets.

Confirmed reports indicate that the group is an offshore extension of ISIS 2.0, with its local leadership comprised of former ISIS operatives from the Al-Hol camp. Julani, who is portrayed as ruling over Syria, is in reality confined to only a few cities and now appears to be in serious danger until or unless his parents (Arabs and Turks) won't come for rescue. The reports also suggest that this group is spreading into Lebanon and actively recruiting what (usually) “fools” Sunni takfiris offering them thousands of dollars per month.

Even former American officials like Robert Ford are suddenly reappearing in public forums, now warning about the danger of HTS and pretending they weren’t part of its rise. The timing is too convenient. It suggests that the Americans are laying the groundwork to dump Julani entirely, paint HTS terrorists as liabilities, and rebrand or replace them with another proxy. Whether that is ISIS 2.0 or some new faction is secondary. The strategy remains the same.

In the middle of this power vacuum, tribal forces are beginning to act independently. In Suluk, northern Raqqa, heavy fighting erupted between the Naim tribe and Turkish-backed Suqour al-Sunnah militants. At least four were killed and three wounded in early clashes.

Reports claiming that local Arab tribes in Raqqa took up arms and expelled foreign terrorists indicate that some of these militants are directly linked to ISIS, not to the Syrian resistance. This network is becoming increasingly complex a tangled food web with layers upon layers that will soon make the upcoming scenario nearly impossible to decipher if careful attention isn’t maintained.

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🇾🇪 Breaking — The IOF has launched 10 airstrikes targeting Sanaa Airport's custom offices and other sites in Yemen. The warplanes reportedly took off from a Jordanian base. Initial reports confirm heavy damage at the airport and surrounding areas.

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🇮🇷 Update — Head of Iran’s Hajj and Pilgrimage Organization:

Iranian officials have held three meetings with Hujjat al-Islam Qasemian since his arrest in Saudi Arabia.

“From the very first moments, the Committee for the Protection of Pilgrims’ Rights, in coordination with the Foreign Ministry and the Iranian Embassy and Consulate General in Jeddah, began following up. Necessary measures to resolve the issue are ongoing.”

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⚠️ Important:

Saudi authorities are now critically monitoring pilgrims in Jeddah, Riyadh, Makkah, Madinah, and Taif. This heightened surveillance follows increased American influence, the establishment of new monitoring offices, and the growing sway of Jewish lobby groups even within the holy shrines. As a result, AI-based monitoring systems and extensive human data collection efforts have doubled compared to recent months, creating a more restrictive and controlled environment.

In this context, pilgrims who are active in raising awareness or voicing support for Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria may face serious risks. The authorities are particularly wary of any activism that challenges the official narrative or could provoke political sensitivities. It is therefore strongly advised that pilgrims exercise extreme caution: avoid interacting with pro-resistance or politically sensitive content on mobile devices, limit online activism, and refrain from sharing or engaging with such content publicly. Such precautions are necessary to prevent detection and possible punitive measures by the dacronian regime, which is known for its harsh repression of dissent and works as israeli proxy.

Despite these constraints, it remains essential that expressions of solidarity with the oppressed continue. However, these activities must be carefully organized and conducted legally, with proper coordination and prior notification submitted to the relevant officials of pilgrims’ home countries. Independent or spontaneous gatherings without official approval risk immediate crackdown, arrest, or expulsion, undermining the cause and endangering participants. Moreover, such uncoordinated actions create difficulties for home countries to monitor, understand, and support affected individuals, complicating diplomatic and consular responses.

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🇮🇷 Breaking — Imam Khamenei (H) has met with Iran’s interior ministers and provincial governors. Details of the meeting will be shared shortly.

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🇮🇷 Breaking — Imam Khamenei in a meeting with the Minister of Interior and Governors:

1. Today, the general atmosphere of the country is suitable and there are many opportunities to serve the people. Go among the people, listen to their words, and provide necessary explanations. Governors are comprehensive managers of their provinces and should be granted full authority.

2. Imam Khamenei said in his meeting with the Minister of Interior and the governors, with emphasis that governors are comprehensive managers of their provinces, the general atmosphere of the country is appropriate for service and there are many opportunities, and he mentioned some recommendations: One of the important matters is the people, and it is necessary to go among the people, attend their gatherings, listen to their words patiently even if they are harsh, and give them the necessary explanations.

3. Imam Khamenei described the governor as responsible for all affairs of the province such as production, environment, urban services, border markets, and provincial diplomacy, and said: Although this principle has been emphasized in various governments, the presidents have not been able to fully enforce it because of the opposition of some ministers, but governors should be given authority so that they can make decisions and take action regarding issues.

4. He pointed out that the country is full of opportunities and free from major challenges such as war, widespread diseases like corona, acute security problems, and intense factional and political disputes, and also the country has the great capacity of a young, educated, and efficient workforce, and if any institution recognizes and uses this capacity, tangible progress will be achieved.

5. Imam Khamenei mentioned Iran’s membership in important regional and global bodies such as Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS, and also the leadership of the Ministry of Interior by a minister who has good knowledge of different regions of the country as other opportunities, and with the recommendation to choose managers with a spirit of service and sound self, he said: If you choose managers with these spirits for the provinces, no opportunity for work and progress will be lost.

6. He stressed the need for governors to avoid activities involving conflict of interest, such as personal trade during their short term of service, and considered care for the health of the country and fighting corruption essential. He added: Some have tried to prove that corruption in the Islamic Republic is systemic, but this is a lie, and the system is healthy, but strong or weak traces of corruption exist in some sectors that must be firmly fought.

7. Imam Khamenei considered fighting corruption a definite duty of senior managers, and emphasized that the necessary and first condition to fight corruption is the officials and their families staying away from corrupt factors. He added that the damage and punishment of a corrupt official is multiplied due to his sensitive position, and as he emphasized in a detailed and important message years ago, corruption is like a seven-headed dragon that is not easily destroyed and the fight against it must continue.

8. He recommended officials and governors to be present among the people, warmly engage with them, and patiently listen to even harsh words from the people, and added that this will attract the people’s affection and help in sensitive situations.

9. Imam Khamenei also advised governors to be pious, avoid divine prohibitions, attend religious ceremonies, pay attention to the realization of the year’s slogan, and seriously and coordinatedly fight against goods smuggling.

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🇾🇪 Update —Yemeni plane bombed by Israel today was headed for Hajj pilgrimage:

Newly confirmed flight data reveals that the Yemeni Airlines aircraft destroyed in this morning’s Israeli airstrike on Sanaa International Airport was a civilian aircraft scheduled to fly pilgrims to Jeddah for Hajj. The Airbus A320-233 had arrived from Amman and was preparing to operate part of a planned series of twice-daily flights for Yemeni pilgrims over the next nine days.

The strike, which hit both the runway and the last operational aircraft in Yemen’s capital, now appears to have directly disrupted Hajj travel for dozens of civilians. Airport director Khaled al-Shaif called it a deliberate targeting of a humanitarian corridor.

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🏴 Report — Erdogan’s Julani led Terrorists in Syria Massacring Children of Alawites and Shias Like Israeli Target Banks:

The recent surge of child killings in Syria marks a terrifying new phase in the ongoing war one where the most vulnerable are no longer collateral victims, but deliberate targets. There is mounting evidence of a systematic campaign of terror aimed specifically at Alawite and Shia communities, echoing the tactics of Israel’s infamously selective strikes on civilian “target banks” in Gaza.

In Jableh, near the Hmeimim Bridge, 11 months year old baby Ali Youssef Khazami and his mother Hala Nour Ibrahim disappeared without a trace after returning from a family visit in Masyaf. Their abduction is suspected, as armed factions now operate freely in the coastal region. The infant and his mother remain missing.

In Damascus, three-year-old Aya Balouk was abducted on May 17 near the Immigration and Passports Office in Zablatani. Surveillance footage revealed she was led away by another young girl, suggesting a network of child kidnappers. Her body was later found in a car trunk in a nearby market. Her mother’s desperate video appeal could not prevent the tragedy.

A young girl’s corpse was discovered stuffed in a black bag, wrapped in a blanket, and dumped near Al-Zubair Mosque in Damascus. The gruesome discovery was made by an 11-year-old boy collecting plastic. Her identity remains unknown, but the intentional brutality is unmistakable. In Hama’s Musa al-Hawli, armed men from a Turkmen HTS-aligned militia stormed the home of Fouad Ali al-Ali. They violently assaulted the women, invaded private spaces, and detained his 11-year-old son Hussein, who was later beaten and released.

Hassan, older brother of Hussein, was also taken during the raid. He remains detained under threat of execution unless their father surrenders to the by HTS terrorists. In southern Aleppo’s village of Abtin, a child was found shot dead by HTS terrorists. The child’s identity and age are unconfirmed, but the killing further reflects the pattern of brutal targeting of minors in contested regions. HTS terrorists has crossed all red lines. A woman and her child were killed, and her naked body was dumped on the Hamdaniya highway in Aleppo Governorate. This atrocity reveals the depth of brutality now normalized under HTS rule, where human dignity is deliberately desecrated.

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☑️ | We congratulate and dedicate these atrocities to all those who stand with and support Julani’s invasion. May these massacres remain with you forever follow you wherever you go and haunt your generations to come.

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📰 Report — The Syrian Islamic Resistance has recently increased its public communications to provide clearer updates from the ground, especially about the ongoing situation in Syria. In the first episode of their program “Call of Truth,” hosted by His Eminence Sayyid Ghazanfar al-Ali, a member of the Political Bureau and Training Director, the resistance shares direct insights into the current realities faced on various fronts.

Meanwhile, Uli al-Bas brigade of Syrian Resistance released an official statement condemning the continuous violations of Syrian sovereignty. Zionist forces have penetrated deeply into Quneitra, and Turkish occupation is expanding in the northern regions, all while the current Syrian authorities remain passive and ignore these incursions. The Islamic Resistance Front rejects any collaboration with occupiers or normalization with them and remains committed to responding across all fronts.

#SyrianResistance

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🇾🇪 Breaking — Yemeni Armed forces:

The Yemeni Rocket Force launched a hypersonic “Palestine-2” missile targeting Ben Gurion Airport in Lod, and a “Dhulfaqar” missile aimed at a critical installation in eastern Jaffa yesterday. The result of these strikes included the shutdown of Ben Gurion Airport, mass panic, and millions of settlers fleeing to shelters. The Armed Forces announced these operations achieved significant strategic impact and assert that such actions will persist until the aggression against Gaza ceases.

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