🔻What a standard of men (and women) who defend their land.

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🔺“Throw flour!"

A circulating video of the martyr Malak, granddaughter of Ismail Haniyeh, during the period of siege and starvation in northern Gaza, and the interruption of aid.

They were not in Qatar, they were not in hotels
They were in besieged, starving Gaza, suffering from hunger just like the rest of the people

Glory to the martyrs

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🔺The former Greek treasurer, Yannis Verofakis will no longer be allowed to enter Germany after he planned to participate in the "Palestinian Congress" event in Berlin.

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🔺Massive entry of troops into Jenin

Pray for our fellow Palestinian brothers and sisters

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“THEY’RE STILL THERE”

Just a reminder that on Sunday, Iran struck a failed humiliated “state” that has already been defeated since October 7th.

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🔥 China Makes its Position Clear : Fully Supports Iran; Criticizes Israel’s Attack on Iran Embassy🔥

Reuters |

🌐 China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has voiced support for Iran's measured handling of recent conflicts, emphasizing the need to avoid further turmoil in the Middle East.

🛑 Key Highlights:
• China's Position: Wang Yi criticized the embassy attack and lauded Iran for its controlled retaliation aimed at preventing regional instability.

• Iran's Assurance: Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian assured China that Iran aims to maintain peace and not escalate tensions, positioning their actions as defensive.

🌍 With potential Israeli retaliation looming, China is coordinating with Saudi Arabia to curb escalation risks. Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud supportsChina’s mediation efforts, calling for an "immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza."

🕊️ Regional Cooperation: Saudi Arabia commits to working with China to foster peace and stability in the region.

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LEAKED New York Times Gaza Memo Tells Journalists to Avoid Certain Words 🚨

The Intercept |

• The New York Times issued internal guidance to journalists, instructing them not to use terms like "genocide," "ethnic cleansing," and "occupied territory" in their reporting on the Israel-Gaza conflict.

• Reporters are also discouraged from using the term "Palestine" and describing Gaza’s densely populated areas as "refugee camps," despite these being recognized by the United Nations.

• This language policy reflects a bias, favoring Israeli perspectives and diluting the severity of the Palestinian situation.

• "It’s the kind of thing that looks professional and logical if you have no knowledge of the historical context of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict...But if you do know, it will be clear how apologetic it is to Israel." - Anonymous Times Newsroom Source

• "It’s like, ‘Oh let’s not say occupation because it might make it look like we’re justifying a terrorist attack.’" - Times Staffer

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