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⚡ HAMAS: WE FULLLY SUPPORT THE SYRIAN REVOLUTIONARIES An interview with Hamas official Talal Nasser, aired on Dec 2, regarding recent developments in Syria. He voiced strong support for the Syrian revolutionaries' advances and dismissed all claims that Syria's revolution is Zionist. He revealed that Hamas received $20 million...

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عمرvor 1 Jahr

@Haqiqatjou got anything to say for yourself? Or you gonna call Hamas Zionists now?

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The narrative of the Axis of Resistance is completely destroyed.

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FREEDOM FIGHTERvor 1 Jahr

There's this short clip too

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Watch their heads implode 💀

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How did Talal Nasser validate my feelings more than half of X 😭

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Axis of Khara days are numbered. Thank you @xumas_iq for your hard work translating this!

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They're totally going to switch to "Hamas is ISIS" now. It's been good while it lasted, folks.

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I repeat: This loser does NOT represent Hamas or the resistance. He resides in Turkey and is almost certainly coerced by Turkish intelligence to make these statements following the backlash Turkey faced for supporting ISIS terrorists in Syria. End of discussion.

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Jihād & Martyrdom 🕋vor 1 Jahr

@omarsuleiman @5pillars @DillyHussain88 @RmSalih @mohammed_hijab Salam. Kindly retweet, for the benefit of the gullible Western Muslims.

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Why The Iran-Israel War Is Inevitable! EVERY Escalation Explained! ⏲️TIME STAMPS⏲️ 00:00 - 0:35 : Intro 00:35 : The uranium stash wil be used to start WW3 01:43 : What is the Axis of Resistance? IRGC, Hamas, Houthis, Hezbollah, Iraqi Forces etc. 02:45 : What led to October 7? 2018 Gaza Border Protests 04:20 : Yahya Sinwar's message after the failed peaceful marches 08:51 : 11/11/2018 clashes begin after botched Israel operation in Khan Yunis 09:06 : 3/25/19 Gaza rocket to Israel 09:42 : 11/12/19 Assassination of Baha Abu al-Ata 09:59 : 1/3/20 Assassination of Qasem Soleimani 11:12 : 11/27/20 Assassination of Iranian Nuclear Scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh 11:31 : 2021 Israel-Palestine Crisis 12:00 : 2022 Gaza-Israel Clashes 12:35: Quick recap of events 13:22 : October 7, 2023 : Operation Al-Aqsa Flood 13:46 : What was Hamas goal on Oct 7, 2023? 14:54 : Gaza war 15:06 : 4/1/24 Israeli airstrike on Iranian Consulate In Damascus, Syria 15:27 : Why Hezbollah shot rockets at Israel on 10/8/23 & more context 16:40 : 4/13/24 Axis of resistance launches Operation True Promise and attacks Israel 17:30 : 4/19/25 Israel retaliates with missile strikes on Iran 17:45 : 7/30/24 Israel assassinates Hezbollah senior leader Fuad Shukr 18:07 : 7/31/24 Israel assassinates Ismael Haniyeh leader of Hamas in Tehran, Iran 18:35 : 9/17-9/18/24 Mossad's Hezbollah pager attack 19:25 : 9/27/25 Israel assassinates Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrahllah 19:50 : 10/1/24 Iran launches Operation True Promise 2- 200 ballistic missles launched at Israel 20:13 : 10/16/24 Israel accidently kill Yahya Sinwar as he fought on the front lines 20:26 : 10/26/24 Israel launches Operation Days Of Repentance striking Iranian military sites 20:44 : 11/27/24 Israel-Lebanon ceasefire after war explained 21:13 : 12/8/24 Fall of Assad regime in Syria 21:40 : How Bashar al-Assad stayed in power so long 21:51 : How the rebels took Syria explained 22:45 : Who runs Syria now? Ahmed al-Sharaa and what Israel did during power transfer 23:14 : Why al-Sharaa kicked out the IRGC and weakened Hezbollah 23:57 : 6/13/25 Iran-Israel war begins after Israel launched Operation Rising Lion 24:30 : Why Israel's plan for the people to overthrow the Iranian government backfired 25:15 : Boom Boom Tel Aviv begins... 25:36 : Why Israel NEEDED the ceasefire... 26:15 : Why Trump bombed Iran's Fordow facility 26:25 : News coming out about uranium "stockpile" 26:58 : 8/20/25 Israel assassinates Hamas spokeman Abu Obeida 27:28 : Share this video if anyone asks how we got here...

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⚡️Syrian President: Hezbollah’s Intervention in Syria Was a Mistake, but Dialogue Remains Necessary Interviewer: Would you accept sitting down with Hezbollah at the negotiating table? -Syrian President: If that serves Lebanon’s interests and secures Syrian interests, then why not? -Interviewer: Have you turned the page on the past? -Syrian President: We carry a deep wound. 14 years of displacement and migration. Hezbollah did major things inside Syria. Then the IRGC went to Russia, and brought the Russians into Syria, and they did what all of you saw live on air over the course of 14 years. -Interviewer: So if circumstances required it, would you sit at the negotiating table with them? -Syrian President: I believe in the principle of dialogue, even between opposing sides. Dialogue must remain open and continue, because when dialogue and discussion are shut down, the alternative is war. Dialogue should come first, second, third, and tenth. We have a deep problem with Hezbollah, but we do not want all of Lebanon to die. We want to solve the problem of Hezbollah while keeping Lebanon alive. -Interviewer: What would you say to the Shia community in Lebanon? -Syrian President: I believe Hezbollah’s entry into the conflict in Syria was a mistake, and I believe many people recognize that, including figures within Hezbollah itself. Many perceptions can sometimes be mistaken and lead to wrong decisions. But entire peoples end up paying the price. There is a deep Syrian wound. People are still searching for the remains of their children in burial sites, on roadsides, and in mass graves. Hezbollah was a participant in the crimes that took place in Syria. However, we do not want Lebanon to fall into what Syria fell into in the past, because the consequences of wars and conflicts are painful and bloody. It is time for the region to move beyond wars and conflicts and transition toward development and reconstruction. -Interviewer: What would you say to the Shia sect in Lebanon? Syrian President: First, there must be a careful review of what happened in the past, because returning to the truth is better than persisting in falsehood. There must also be a search for solutions that ensure the security and well-being of the Shia community in Lebanon. The Shia community in Lebanon needs a process of rescue within the Lebanese situation, and Lebanon itself must be rescued alongside it. God knows that I am sincere in this regard, because the loss of any component of Lebanese society is a loss for the entire region. I do not subscribe to the idea that all Shias in Lebanon are Hezbollah. We hear many things and receive many messages from here and there. I believe there is a very significant opportunity to stop the war in Lebanon, to create a safe environment in the country, to reach political and sectarian consensus, and to emerge from the turmoil that Lebanon is currently experiencing.
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⚡️Syrian President: Hezbollah’s Intervention in Syria Was a Mistake, but Dialogue Remains Necessary Interviewer: Would you accept sitting down with Hezbollah at the negotiating table? -Syrian President: If that serves Lebanon’s interests and secures Syrian interests, then why not? -Interviewer: Have you turned the page on the past? -Syrian President: We carry a deep wound. 14 years of displacement and migration. Hezbollah did major things inside Syria. Then the IRGC went to Russia, and brought the Russians into Syria, and they did what all of you saw live on air over the course of 14 years. -Interviewer: So if circumstances required it, would you sit at the negotiating table with them? -Syrian President: I believe in the principle of dialogue, even between opposing sides. Dialogue must remain open and continue, because when dialogue and discussion are shut down, the alternative is war. Dialogue should come first, second, third, and tenth. We have a deep problem with Hezbollah, but we do not want all of Lebanon to die. We want to solve the problem of Hezbollah while keeping Lebanon alive. -Interviewer: What would you say to the Shia community in Lebanon? -Syrian President: I believe Hezbollah’s entry into the conflict in Syria was a mistake, and I believe many people recognize that, including figures within Hezbollah itself. Many perceptions can sometimes be mistaken and lead to wrong decisions. But entire peoples end up paying the price. There is a deep Syrian wound. People are still searching for the remains of their children in burial sites, on roadsides, and in mass graves. Hezbollah was a participant in the crimes that took place in Syria. However, we do not want Lebanon to fall into what Syria fell into in the past, because the consequences of wars and conflicts are painful and bloody. It is time for the region to move beyond wars and conflicts and transition toward development and reconstruction. -Interviewer: What would you say to the Shia sect in Lebanon? Syrian President: First, there must be a careful review of what happened in the past, because returning to the truth is better than persisting in falsehood. There must also be a search for solutions that ensure the security and well-being of the Shia community in Lebanon. The Shia community in Lebanon needs a process of rescue within the Lebanese situation, and Lebanon itself must be rescued alongside it. God knows that I am sincere in this regard, because the loss of any component of Lebanese society is a loss for the entire region. I do not subscribe to the idea that all Shias in Lebanon are Hezbollah. We hear many things and receive many messages from here and there. I believe there is a very significant opportunity to stop the war in Lebanon, to create a safe environment in the country, to reach political and sectarian consensus, and to emerge from the turmoil that Lebanon is currently experiencing.

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