⚡️BREAKING

Occupation forces set up checkpoints after storming the town of Samou', south of Hebron.

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Venezuelan Sisi.

Our poor South American brothers have no clue what’s waiting for them 🤣

Also, how come Sisi didn’t win any Western Nobel Peace Prize?!

He killed thousands of peaceful protesters and has hundreds of thousands of political prisoners.

Shame on you, “free world.” Your guy deserves at least two Nobel Peace Prizes.

Also, some Arabs have come up with an initiative to show Venezuelans their future.

Since South Americans look like Arabs, a “See Your Future” exchange program to experience your future by visiting an Arab colony under an American proxy, so you’re mentally prepared.

Love and Beace (🔻), and some oil to y’all.

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⚡️Occupation army spokesman:

A cadet officer from the Gafni Battalion at the officers' school was seriously injured today

as a result of a training accident that occurred at a military base in the north of the country.

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⚡️Channel 12 Hebrew:

The third meeting of the joint military committee between Israel
and Morocco was held in Tel Aviv

and concluded this week with the signing of the joint action program for 2026.

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⚡️Kan Channel:

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu enlisted the help of Russian President Vladimir Putin to convey reassuring messages to Iran, indicating that Israel does not intend to attack it, according to diplomatic sources.

These messages were recently conveyed to Iran during phone calls between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Putin.

In Israel, there is still concern about a miscalculation on Iran's part that could prompt it to attack Israel, out of fear of being subjected to a preemptive attack.

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Palestinian Prisoner’s information :

🔴86 prisoners (hostages) have died inside the occupation prisons in less than two years

- The Prisoners' Information Office documented the deaths of 86 Palestinian prisoners in occupation prisons between October 2023 and December 2025, confirming that this figure is unprecedented and indicates a systematic pattern of torture, ill-treatment, and deliberate medical negligence.

- The report revealed that 47 prisoners died as a result of torture and beatings combined with denial of treatment.

- Another 41 died from treatable diseases and injuries such as cancer, diabetes, scabies, and wounds.

- In addition, 22 prisoners were subjected to enforced disappearance during their detention.

- Among the victims were civilians, doctors, paramedics, veteran prisoners, and injured individuals, some of whom were used as "human shields." The deaths occurred either in prisons or in Israeli hospitals while they were under guard, making the occupation directly legally responsible for their lives.

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📍The BBC guidelines on how to report on Maduro's abduction.

From October 2023 (midway through FY 2023/24) to the latest available data (March 2025), the BBC has lost approximately 580,000–600,000 licences. The combined loss from evasion and cancellations cost the BBC over £1.1 billion in potential revenue in 2024/25 alone.

In 2024-25, there were nearly 2 million visits to unlicensed households (50% increase year-on-year), but fewer people are answering doors, making visits less effective. 73-75% of those prosecuted are women.

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📍Captain Mark Kelly - Navy combat veteran, retired NASA astronaut, and senator - is been threatened by Trump for reminding military personnel that they have the right to disobey unlawful orders.

He says,

Over twenty-five years in the U.S. Navy, thirty-nine combat missions, and four missions to space, I risked my life for this country and to defend our Constitution – including the First Amendment rights of every American to speak out. I never expected that the President of the United States and the Secretary of Defense would attack me for doing exactly that.

He added,

Pete Hegseth wants to send the message to every single retired servicemember that if they say something he or Donald Trump doesn’t like, they will come after them the same way. It’s outrageous and it is wrong. There is nothing more un-American than that.

Military personnel are bound by duty, discipline, and the chain of command. But that duty does not extend to illegal actions. Under both U.S. military law and international standards, service members are legally required to refuse unlawful orders—a point often overlooked in public discourse and sometimes misunderstood within the ranks.

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