✅ | Violations of ceasefires, the lack of respect for international, regional, and local laws, and the systematic disregard for human and ethical values during both war and post-war periods by the United States, Israel, Europe, and their allies will not lead to peace through dialogue, diplomacy, or mutual understanding. When justice is ignored and international norms are selectively applied, trust in global institutions erodes and the foundations of meaningful negotiation collapse. In the coming years, or even within a single decade, such policies will produce only one outcome: the strengthening of resistance as the dominant response, with no space left for compromise or reconciliation. As civilian suffering continues and accountability remains absent, collective human conscience grows increasingly frustrated and disillusioned.

Long live Resistance!

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🔔 | REGIONAL UPDATES

Occupied Palestine – Gaza

• Zionist artillery shelled areas east of Gaza City.
• A martyr was reported following the collapse of a house near Hamid Junction, west of Gaza City.
• Low-flying reconnaissance aircraft were observed over Khan Younis.
• Civil Defense teams recovered the body of a missing resident from under the rubble of the Al-Husari family home in Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City.
• A Palestinian was martyred by occupation army gunfire in the Muassi area of Rafah.
• A building belonging to the Skik family collapsed near the Jabalia bus station, east of Gaza City, as civil defense teams rushed to the scene.

Occupied Palestine – West Bank

• Occupation forces arrested Duaa Jararwa after storming her home in Asira al-Shamaliya, northwest of Nablus.
• Israeli occupation forces demolished a Palestinian-owned home in Deir Qeddis, west of Ramallah, under the pretext of construction without a permit.
• The occupation renewed the administrative detention of injured Palestinian journalist Moath Amarna for four additional months without charge or trial.
• The occupation seized 500 dunums of land in Jenin governorate by military orders.

Lebanon

• An enemy airstrike targeted a pickup truck on the Siblin–Jdeira road in the Chouf region, resulting in one fatality.
• An Israeli drone strike targeted a vehicle on the road between Markaba and Adaisseh in southern Lebanon.
• Another Israeli drone strike targeted a water tanker in the Siblain–Jadra area, killing one civilian and injuring three members of Lebanon’s General Security who were passing through the area.
• One of the wounded Lebanese security personnel was transferred for emergency surgery.
• Occupation forces launched illumination flares toward the outskirts of Aitaroun on multiple occasions.
• An Israeli force infiltrated the town of Al-Dhahira, planted Israeli flags, and placed empty booby-trapped ammunition boxes near homes.
• Israeli occupation forces carried out excavation work south of the Blue Line within occupied Lebanese territory between Maroun al-Ras and the occupied town of Salha to complete a concrete separation wall.
• A tense meeting took place between Lebanese and Turkish officials after Ankara objected to Lebanon’s maritime border agreement with Cyprus.

Occupied Syria

• Israeli aircraft bombed the outskirts of Jumla village in the countryside of Daraa, southwest Syria.
• Two civilians were injured by aerial bombardment in Deir Hafer, eastern rural Aleppo.
• Al-Golani-affiliated armed groups threatened residents of Kafrqouq village near Damascus, forcing families to evacuate under threat of violence.

Iran

• An armed clash at a checkpoint in Fahraj County, Kerman province, resulted in the deaths of three security personnel and one civilian.
• Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that Israel has destroyed less than 3 percent of Iran’s missile launch platforms, affirming continued operational capability.

Iraq

• ISIS militants attacked the Iraqi Army’s Eighth Division, Second Regiment, in the Balkana mountain area of Kirkuk province, leading to violent clashes.

Yemen – Oman

• Prisoner exchange talks between Sana’a authorities and the Saudi-backed administration are ongoing in Oman under UN sponsorship.
• Negotiations are proceeding on an “all for all” basis, involving over 7,000 detainees, amid a reportedly positive atmosphere.

Occupied Palestine – Northern Areas

• Residents of Kiryat Shmona warned of a second wave of departure, citing government neglect and unfulfilled promises, with around 10,000 residents yet to return since October 7.

United States – Israel – Syria

• US envoy to Syria Tom Barrack and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly reached understandings granting Israel freedom of operation in Syria, while also discussing Lebanon, Turkey’s regional influence, and normalization with Saudi Arabia.

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🇱🇧 | An Israeli drone strike targeted the area between Sibline and Jadra, north of the Litani River near Sidon and more than 100 kilometers from the Israeli border, striking a vehicle transporting service water. The attack resulted in the death of one civilian, identified as Hussien Qutiesh, and injured three members of Lebanon’s General Security who were passing through the area, one of whom sustained serious injuries. The vehicle did not catch fire, unlike in previous incidents, raising questions as to whether the missile failed to fully detonate or whether the strike involved an American-made Hellfire missile. The victim, Hussien Qutiesh, was a resident of the town of Anqoun, which has now recorded its fourth fatality affiliated with the Amal Movement. He was not affiliated with Hezbollah, contrary to claims made by the IOF, and was not known to have participated in any activities during the previous war.

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According to a leaked study commissioned by the Israeli Foreign Ministry, the most effective way to increase support for Israel is to spread fear and panic about Muslims.

This is why X platform was filled with anti-Muslim posts, even from members of the US Senate like Tuberville.

⚜️@TheSimurgh313

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Iran

• Iran appointed Brig. Gen. Alireza Elhami as the new commander of the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Defense Force on December 15, replacing Brig. Gen. Alireza Sabahi-Fard, as part of broader efforts to rebuild military capabilities damaged during the 12-day June war with Israel.

• Iranian state media did not specify the reason for the leadership change.

• Iranian Attorney General Mohammad Mohammadi-Movahed stated that the judiciary will show no leniency in pursuing those responsible for the attacks during the 12-day war and will continue documenting damages and pursuing legal action domestically and internationally.

• Adviser to Imam Khamenei, Dr. Ali Akbar Velayati, reiterated Iran’s firm opposition to the Zangzur Corridor project, warning that any American presence near Iran’s borders poses serious security threats.

Occupied Palestine – Gaza

• A building belonging to the Skik family collapsed near the Jabalia bus station, east of Gaza City, as civil defense teams rushed to the scene.

• Occupation tanks opened machine-gun fire toward the southwest of Khan Younis.

• Palestinian media reported Israeli airstrikes in eastern Gaza City; the IOF claimed it was conducting “routine activity” to demolish Hamas infrastructure on the Israeli-controlled side of the ceasefire line.

Occupied Palestine – West Bank

• Occupation forces stormed the village of Beita, northwest of Nablus, as well as Deir Dibwan and Kafr Malik in the Ramallah district.

• The occupation reported alleged sabotage activity in western and central Nablus.

• Occupation forces arrived near Al-Ain camp and Faisal Street in central Nablus.

Lebanon

• An Israeli drone strike targeted a water tanker on the Jadra–Siblin highway, killing one civilian and wounding five others, including members of Lebanon’s General Security.

• The Amal Movement mourned the martyrdom of Hussein Qteish from the town of Anqoun, killed in an enemy raid in the Khroub region.

• Occupation artillery shelled the outskirts of Houla, Aitaroun, and Marwahin, including the use of illumination and phosphorus shells, with no injuries reported.

• Israeli forces fired machine guns from newly established positions toward the outskirts of Hula, Markaba, Alma al-Shaab, and Aita al-Shaab.

• An Israeli drone dropped a sonic bomb on the beach of Ras al-Naqoura.

• Occupation forces carried out excavation works south of the Blue Line to complete a concrete separation wall between Maroun al-Ras and the occupied town of Salha.

• An enemy force infiltrated Al-Dhahira, placing booby-trapped ammunition boxes intended to harm returning residents.

Occupied Syria

• israeli Occupation forces arrested a civilian from the town of Al-Mashayda in the southern Quneitra countryside near the Golan border.

Iraq

• Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein stated that comments by US envoy Tom Barrack do not reflect Iraq’s reality, stressing that final political decisions remain solely in Iraqi hands.

Yemen

• Ansar Allah official Mohammed al-Bukhaiti warned that Saudi and Emirati policies would lead to further economic losses and instability, accusing them of pursuing conspiracies and fabricated wars.

Occupied Palestine

• The Bider Organization warned that the A1 colonial plan poses a serious threat to Palestinian presence in Jerusalem, targeting Bedouin communities and constituting a forced demographic change in violation of international law and the Geneva Conventions.

Israel occupation

• Zionist warplanes violated Lebanese airspace over the Bekaa Valley.

• Israeli quadcopters dropped explosive devices near Hula and Markaba, causing no injuries.

• Israeli reconnaissance drones were observed flying at low altitude over Sidon and surrounding areas.

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✅ | The amount of flattery, over-show, justification, and statements confirming that it was a brutal and heinous crime against humanity was disturbing. Yet, despite knowing that most of the targets were IOF genocidal army members and their associates, the reaction exposed something deeper: that Muslims usually lose their composure and choose the path of submission, justification, and proving what they have not done. It confirmed how a section of Muslims are weakest and most foolish community, one that has chosen the role of submission in the name of proving itself a peaceful dove, repeatedly trying to fight cases without ever being seen as innocent or free of guilt. From the day this suspicious attack happened until today, in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza, almost 50–60 people have lost their lives due to Israeli aggression and the attacks of its proxies, yet there is no comparable outcry over that. The main focus instead has been on showcasing how Australian leaders stood with a man who stopped the attacker, complete with background music and emotional framing, and this is being shared everywhere. This is the nature that has weakened the Muslim community and reduced it to begging. There are times when one must decide whether to resist or submit, and you have chosen to submit. If you cannot resist, stay silent. Beware of yourself: denounce any attack against humanity if it is proven, and if it is suspicious, remain silent. And if those involved are IOF members or Zionists, do not mourn for them.

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Warning: Distressing content.

Palestinian journalist Sami al-Saai has described being tortured and raped while detained in Israel’s Megiddo prison. Al-Saai was detained by Israeli forces on 23 February 2024.

He talks about the other prisoners and what they endured also - rape by a dog, by one of the prison guards - the epitome of evil is being exposed to the world. What will the world do?

DEATH TO ISRAEL

After the terrorist Abu Muhammad al-Julani appointed all of his brothers, several relatives, and in-laws to government positions, Syrians recently discovered that a man named “Raafat Hassan” had been appointed Director General of the Arab Advertising Corporation. Raafat Hassan is actually the brother of Asaad al-Sheibani, who serves as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Notably, Raafat Hassan reportedly dropped his family name (al-Sheibani) from official records, and his real surname or connection to Asaad al-Sheibani was not publicly known. Observers say this may be an attempt to hide nepotism and corruption in the allocation of government positions.

🏴‍☠️| The Iranian hacking group “Handala” has claimed that it breached the personal mobile phone of former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. According to the group, it extracted a collection of documents, messages, and personal as well as administrative files from an iPhone 13. The group stated that the leaked data includes contact lists of senior officials, internal correspondence, sensitive documents, and personal photographs. The material reportedly also contains political messages and notes indicating internal disagreements and criticism within the government structure, including an assessment describing Israel’s internal security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir as a “political risk” to the ruling coalition. The group published the material online under the name “Operation Octopus.”Naftali Bennett said the matter is being handled by the relevant security and cyber authorities, and added that the device in question is no longer in use.

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🥀 | The body of Hezbollah member martyr Ali Dhaini was located. He was martyred in October 2025 and was from Toura town.

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🇾🇪 | Ansar Allah Political Bureau Statement:

• We strongly condemn the deliberate American insult to the Holy Qur’an by an American candidate named Jake Lang.

• The violation of the most sacred Islamic sanctities during an anti-Islamic demonstration constitutes a provocation to the feelings of the Islamic nation worldwide.

• Placing a copy of the Holy Qur’an in the mouth of a pig is an affront to religious freedom, which the West claims to uphold and respect.

• This behavior, which has become a recurring pattern in the United States and Europe, is carried out with the encouragement and sponsorship of what we describe as global Zionism, which we accuse of promoting intellectual terrorism.

• We stress the necessity of holding those responsible for such acts fully accountable.

• We affirm that the growing global awareness of Islam’s human values is capable of ending what we describe as the West’s dangerous path of deviation.

• The storming of the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque by Zionist Jewish occupiers, led by Netanyahu, constitutes a blatant violation and a deliberate insult to Muslim sanctities.

• Such actions would not have occurred, we say, without the silence and suppression imposed by certain Arab and Islamic regimes on their peoples.

• We call on Arab and Islamic peoples to take effective action and express their condemnation of what we describe as irresponsible Zionist actions and provocations through all available means.

• We also urge peoples to pressure Arab governments to fulfill their duties and responsibilities in confronting Zionist crimes and alleged plots.

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🇮🇷: 🇷🇺 | Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov signed cooperation agreements between the Iranian and Russian foreign ministries.

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🇷🇺 | Lavrov’s key statements following his talks with the Iranian Foreign Minister:

• Communication between the Russian and Iranian armed forces is aimed at conducting training for operations to counter common threats.

• The leadership of the International Atomic Energy Agency can reach an agreement with the Iranian authorities if it fully adheres to its obligations and does not follow a Western agenda.

• Europe is attempting to undermine what he described as the United States’ constructive efforts regarding Ukraine.

• The possibility of reaching an agreement undermines U.S. plans to initiate ground operations in Venezuela.

• U.S. activities in the Caribbean basin are being met with dissatisfaction from most countries around the world.

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🇮🇷: 🇪🇹 | The visit of the Ethiopian Parliament Speaker to Iran opens a new chapter in bilateral relations

Manouchehr Mottaki, head of the Iranian–Ethiopian Parliamentary Friendship Group, described the visit of Ethiopian Parliament Speaker Tagesh Chafo to Iran as the beginning of a new chapter in relations between the two countries.

Mottaki explained that the visit took place at the invitation of the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, and provided an opportunity for the Ethiopian delegation to meet with senior Iranian officials, including the Speaker of Parliament, the President, and the Foreign Minister.

He added that the visit program included tours of the Iranian Innovation and Technology House exhibition and a defense industries exhibition, enabling the delegation to gain first-hand insight into Iran’s scientific, technological, and industrial capabilities, as well as its international position and export capacity.

The Ethiopian delegation also became familiar with the defensive capabilities of the Islamic Republic, particularly achievements made after the Islamic Revolution, including Iran’s experience in defense during the 12-day war launched by the Zionist entity, which reportedly attracted significant interest from the delegation.

Mottaki emphasized that such visits would serve as a platform for exchanging views and strengthening cooperation between Iran and Ethiopia, opening new horizons for bilateral partnerships in the scientific, technological, and defense sectors.

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