Regarding the incident of the rape of the Palestinian prisoner by the Israeli soldiers, they knew that there were cameras, so they covered themselves with shields.

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🔻Iranian media publishes:

The hour is approaching...

"I really like to take off the jacket that they forced me to wear for political work

"The lunatics of Gaza have enough revolutionary reserves to stop all conspiracies and all conspirators, and no one can put pressure on us."

"We have a willingness to sacrifice and redeem that no one could have imagined."

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Bangladeshi, here’s what’s going to happen:

Good job getting rid of the face of your proxy regime. The actual ruler is the one in the photo.

They will tell you it’s just a temporary transition and then we will hold elections. Then they will either appoint another face of the regime, or a General will dress in civilian clothes and take over directly.

If any of these two scenarios happen, you have two options:

1. Immigrate to the UK.

2. Continue the protest until every single army general has fled to India then to the UAE.

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Fatah headquarters in Balata camp bombed by the occupation

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What does the election of Sinwar as the overall leader of Hamas mean?

Yesterday, Sinwar was only the head of the movement in Gaza, but today he was unanimously elected as the overall leader of the movement.

1. On October 7, the leaders of Hamas's political bureau were informed about the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation only 10 minutes before it started.

2. Electing Sinwar as a successor to Haniyeh is Hamas's initial response to the assassination of Haniyeh. Israel and the US were hoping for a more lenient leader in negotiations, only to be surprised by their nightmare, who now has the final say in all matters.

3. The election of Sinwar is a message that he is still alive and in communication with the political bureau in Doha, as evidenced by the intense rocket barrages on settlements surrounding Gaza just minutes after his election!

4. Sinwar, along with Deif, are the architects of Al-Aqsa Flood, and with his election, he will work to achieve all the objectives of this operation.

5. The most important point of Sinwar's election is to combat the Qatari and Egyptian pressure on the movement's leaders in Doha to accept concessions under American orders. This nullifies all American pressures.

6. Sinwar is a man who does not compromise on principles, and his negotiation style is as seen in this video:

"Accept, or you will accept by force."

With this, we enter a new phase where diplomacy no longer relevant, while awaiting the promised responses from Iran and Hezbollah.


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