Today marks the first anniversary of the martyrdom of the hero Adham Jabareen, a man who loved jihad and his homeland. May his memory and deeds be blessed.

Update on Haifa attack:

According to Yedioth Ahronoth’s correspondent, Yossi, a suspicious target was identified in the Haifa area (slow-moving target: UAV).

An interceptor was launched, triggering the sirens in Haifa. However, the interceptor lost contact with the target, and it's unclear precisely whether or not it hit the target.

🇺🇸60 Democrats in the US House of Representatives express in a letter to Blinken their concern about extremist rhetoric issued by Israeli officials.

They are seemingly more concerned that Israeli officials are bad at PR than about the ongoing genocide.

Protesters chanting for Palestine in support of Gaza in Copenhagen, Denmark.

🇺🇸🇵🇸 The White House: We will provide Israel with everything it needs to defend itself in the long term.

Bloomberg : Red Sea crisis could lead to higher food prices in Europe

Sea vessels carrying food supplies have changed their route to a long and expensive route around Africa to avoid a clash with Ansar Allah.

But unlike ships carrying oil and gas, they run the risk of not being able to deliver the cargo before its expiration date.

"The chaos in the Red Sea is beginning to disrupt supplies of food from coffee to fruit and threatens to halt the slowdown in food price inflation."

It’s been revealed that the British Armed Forces have flown 50 surveillance flights over the besieged Gaza Strip since December alone. The flights departed from RAF Akrotiri, the UK’s air force base in Cyprus. The revelation comes after reports the UK had been shipping weapons to Netanyahu’s regime from the base.

British Defense Minister Grant Shapps had previously admitted the UK was providing “surveillance support to Israel,” although he couched the assistance in terms of “preventing the transfer of weapons to terrorist groups.”

A recent poll showed 71% of the British public support a ceasefire in Gaza.

🔺An article in The NYT which whitewashes a systematic genocide of the Palestinians by making it about the feminism of the settlers carrying out said genocide.

Such an article, at a time when Palestinian women are starving while pregnant, without food, water or medications, when they are having c-sections without anesthesia perfectly illustrates the Wests' dehumanising rhetoric.

🇮🇱/🇺🇸/🇱🇧 BREAKING: Israeli Officials have notified the Biden administration and U.S. Defense Officials that a military campaign in Southern Lebanon is imminent, if an agreement with Hezbollah regarding UNSC Resolution 1701 is not reached.

Follow Up | The Israeli army targeted him initially, and the group maintaining him reported that he was treated for minor injuries. Unfortunately, he was targeted again by Israeli warplanes and killed in an airstrike. This implies that the Israeli army was aware of his whereabouts and chose to target and kill him. (Hannibal directive)

In the quoted post, you can watch a video of him receiving treatment for the minor injuries he sustained the first time when he was targeted by the Israeli army.

Al-Qassam Brigades operations on January 19, 2024.

He was hit by a drone while filming the destruction. A friend retrieved the footage.

🔻The Coventry branch of Barclays was spray painted by activists. Barclays invests in Israel’s biggest arms manufacturer, Elbit System.

According to Clash Report, British Royal Navy’s Hunt-class mine countermeasures vessel HMS Chiddingfold and Sandown-class minehunter HMS Bangor collided in Bahrain while berthing yesterday.

Who wouldn’t be afraid of the Royal Navy?

According to a local source in Syria:

This afternoon, American helicopters transported more than 22 coffins from their bases in Syria to their main US base Ain al-Asad in Iraq. The coffins arrived in 4 batches on Friday, coming from Syria.

The Press Gazzette reports that the UK drops to last place in Edelman trust in media survey of 28 nations

The people of Bahrain have made their choice:
"With Yemen at all costs".
Marches continue in the streets of Bahrain in support of Gaza and Yemen.

🚨UNCONFIRMED: According to a local observer in Haifa:

“There are a lot of police near Raphael [Weapons facility] and there’s a smell of fire.”

Democratization of ethics in the West.

What determines whether an action is right or wrong in the West?

After removing "God" from Western life and the beginning of majority rule, the following became clear:

- If voters in a Western country decide that something is now ethical, then it is ethical. Homosexuality was considered unethical in the 1960s, and today it has not only become morally acceptable but also encouraged.

If ethics are democratic and accepted or rejected based on the decision of a country's population through elections, is it correct to impose them on other nations that have not undergone the same elections?

If you say yes, that means the white man's decision undermines any other ethnicity.

If you say no, then what you support is unethical.