Colonization often reaches a turning point when the colonizer recognizes that they cannot defeat or eliminate the indigenous population. This realization happens when they become aware of how much resilient and deeply rooted is connection of the natives to their land, something the colonizer could never fathom. As the colonizers face mounting resistance and the unsustainable nature of their oppressive strategies, they ultimately acknowledge that coexistence or departure is the only viable path forward. Colonization doesn't end with the military defeat of the often far superior colonizing army, but it ends when they realize they can not win.

I frequently read expressions of fervent wishes within the group chat for an escalation of conflict, reflecting a misguided longing for the colonizer to unleash devastating consequences upon the indigenous population of the region. However, the most potent response to Zionism lies in enduring and steadfast resilience, a "win by points" as Sayed Nasrallah once put it. By refusing to grant respite or tranquility to the occupiers on the occupied land, they'll be ultimately forced to rely on the very European passports they once used to seek refuge in Palestine.

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⚡️ Hebrew media:

A worrying change in the nature of attacks from the West Bank: an increase in the boldness and quality of attacks and fear of attempts to carry out inspired attacks following the success of the shooting operation in "Tel Aviv"

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⚡️Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman :

-Minister Abbas Araqchi arrived in Lebanon at the head of a delegation to meet with Lebanese officials.

Our position is firm in solidarity with the Lebanese people, and the region must realize the seriousness of what Lebanon is facing.

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⚡️ A rocket directly hit a building in Kiryat Shmona, northern Palestine.

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The Iranian Foreign Minister flew into Lebanon with tonnes of medical aid for the Lebanese people despite Zionist terrorist threats.

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