🏴 | MARTYRDOM OF TOP COMMANDER OF PALESTINIAN RESISTANCE RAED SAAD (R):

The IOF martyred senior commander and leader of the Al-Qassam Brigades, Raed Saad, in a cowardly assassination carried out by occupation warplanes, [while official confirmation from the resistance side is still awaited].

Martyr Raed Saad was assassinated alongside his companions Yahya Kayali, Riyad al-Laban, who also served as personal security to Martyr Yahya Sinwar, and Abu Yahya Zaquot. Carrying a massive bounty placed by the enemy and pursued relentlessly for more than two decades, he ultimately rose as a martyr after dedicating his entire life to Quranic resistance, armed struggle, and the liberation of occupied land.

As one of the most senior figures in Hamas’ military wing, he was regarded as the second-in-command of the resistance’s military structure, directly following its chief commander. His history with the resistance dates back to the early years, having been arrested by the occupation in 1990 due to his involvement in armed activities. He was closely associated with Hamas founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin (r), as well as legendary commanders Mohammed al-Deif (r) and Marwan Issa (r), forming part of the movement’s core leadership circle from its formative stages. By the beginning of the new millennium, he assumed the role of Commander of the Gaza Brigade, and in the early 2000s he established and led Hamas’ naval force in Gaza, laying the foundations for one of the resistance’s most complex operational domains.

Following the 2014 war, Martyr Raed Saad joined the General Staff of the Al-Qassam Brigades and became a member of the movement’s inner military council, later taking over as Chief of Operations, where he held responsibility for war planning and battlefield execution. In this capacity, he oversaw two decisive strategic transformations that shaped the resistance’s readiness for October 7: the formation of elite battalions and the development of the “Ariha Wall” plan, designed to decisively confront and overwhelm the Gaza Division of the Israeli army.

Throughout his career, he held multiple central positions, including Commander of the Operations Department, Commander of the Military Manufacturing Department, and Deputy Commander of the Al-Qassam Brigades General Staff, while remaining one of the primary architects of rebuilding resistance capabilities. He was responsible for the manufacturing and development of combat means before and after October 7, played a key role in the engineering of the historic operation, and remained on the top assassination list of the Shin Bet’s Nili unit.

Known for his discipline, humility, and unbroken resolve, Martyr Raed Saad devoted his life to defending the Palestinian people and safeguarding the region from occupation aggression. His assassination marks a dangerous escalation, signaling an attempt to normalize systematic assassinations as a permanent instrument of war. The occupation seeks to provoke a calculated reaction, manipulate it politically and in the media, and reset the rules of engagement without formally announcing the collapse of agreements, while using escalation to restore internal credibility, impose new battlefield realities, and secure external cover for continued aggression.

What is unfolding confirms that the occupation treats agreements as temporary tactical pauses, and the next phase is likely to witness heightened pressure, further violations, and intensified attempts to test and break the resistance’s strategic balance.

Live Long the martyrs!
Death to israel!
Death to America!

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🇵🇸 | To the sons of the Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas:

You are the hope of the coming nation. From among you have risen martyrs, leaders, and mujahideen. Place your trust in Allah, rely upon Him, and hold fast to His strong rope. Be worthy of the trust and expectations people place in you. And our final call is: All praise belongs to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds.

— Sheikh Abu Moaz Raed Saad (r)

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🥀 | Oh Raed Saad, Palestine grew up with your name, and your beard turned gray through decades of work and impact; steadfast and unshaken by winds, untouched by storms, you moved forward with the confidence of certainty, leaving behind a clear and enduring path. After long decades of giving, today is a moment of rest, with the assurance that the earth is not barren and remains capable of giving birth to a new generation, one that carries the banner, keeps the promise, and continues along the same path, the path of dignity and loyalty.

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🏴 | 10 Years Since the Zaria Massacre: The Victims Still Await Justice

12–13 December marks the commemoration of the Zaria Massacre, when a CIA-Mossad operation led to the martyrdom of thousands of members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria. During these events, security forces not only assaulted peaceful civilians but also killed members of the family of Shaykh Sayyid Ibrahim Zakzaky and burned their bodies.

Today marks the 10th anniversary of the Zaria Massacre, the killing of at least 1,000 innocent civilians by Nigerian security forces.

The massacre unfolded over three days, beginning on December 12, 2015, when soldiers launched coordinated attacks on civilians, religious gatherings, and properties linked to the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, a movement that had consistently criticized the political system, corruption, and failures of governance in the country.

During the attacks, security forces opened fire on men, women, and children and systematically destroyed buildings associated with the movement. Hundreds of people were seriously injured. Survivors and witnesses reported the use of extreme force and brutality, including allegations of looting, arson, mutilation, the concealment of bodies in mass graves, torture, sexual violence, and other grave human rights violations attributed to the Nigerian army.

The leader of the Islamic Movement, Shaykh Sayyid Ibrahim Zakzaky, and his wife Zeenah Zakzaky were both shot and injured during the assault and witnessed the killing of three of their children. Following the massacre, they were detained for several years without trial, as Nigerian authorities moved to suppress and dismantle the movement’s social, religious, and political presence.

Despite the passage of time, justice remains elusive. No meaningful accountability has been established, and the suffering of the victims and their families continues to be ignored by both national and international institutions.

The Hussaini Movement (India), along with its media circles, especially Resistance Media and Pure Resistance Media, as well as its channels and branches, including KhomeiniForAll, has consistently commemorated this tragedy and worked tirelessly to keep the issue alive in public discourse until justice is achieved for the victims of the massacre. Today, we once again commemorate this painful anniversary and renew our pledge to remember and revive the truth by sharing an important speech by our brother Hyder Zaidi, recorded at the premises of Aligarh Muslim University, India, five years ago.

https://youtu.be/NJEbncAW5Kw

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🇺🇸 | U.S. PROFESSOR DISMISSED FOR PRAISING IRAN’S LEADERSHIP

Shirin Saeedi, a professor of political science and director of the Middle East Studies program at the University of Arkansas, was dismissed from her position after praising Imam Khamenei’s leadership during the imposed twelve-day war and his role in safeguarding Iran against the Israeli attack. Reports also indicate that the professor’s account on the X platform has been suspended.

So Iranians are treated as “human” only when they denounce the Islamic Republic of Iran and its leadership. The moment an Iranian voice challenges the dominant narrative or speaks positively about Iran’s resistance, sovereignty, or leadership, that voice is silenced, punished, and erased. This selective tolerance exposes the reality of so-called academic freedom and free speech in the West, where dissent is acceptable only when it aligns with state-approved positions. What is presented as freedom of expression quickly turns into censorship and intimidation when the views expressed do not serve political and imperial interests.

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☑️ | They are masters of false flags and staged attacks. Every year, they use such pretexts for multiple purposes, beginning with attention diversion, mass surveillance, tighter scrutiny of migration, and the suppression of political dissent across the globe. All of this is done to manufacture sympathy and accumulate power through fear.

This pattern will continue in the coming weeks, through the New Year and into the next year. When they see that they cannot coexist, they do not want others to survive either. Daily border wars across dozens of countries are expressions of this frustration.

Yes, we reject them all, regardless of the names, labels, or affiliations they use, and anyone who chooses to align with them, act like them, dress like them, or dance like them, no matter whether their surname is Mamdani or Julani.

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—We don't care! 🤷‍♂️

— Nawaf Salam is behind the attack; he had been planning it since his school days.

🏴‍☠️ | Settler platforms: Assassination of officers from the Israeli special units in Australia.

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—Well done Nawaf!